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Social media posts cite documents allegedly placing Jeffrey Epstein at a Trump Tower meeting on 11/13/2016, fueling fresh #EpsteinFiles scrutiny.

Todd Blanche wins Senate confirmation as attorney general; Trump announces new birthright citizenship executive order; federal judge rejects SPLC's dismissal motion.

Vijay's government passes assembly resolution making state song first at all functions, amid tension with Centre over Vande Mataram.

MS NOW journalist cites data showing election deniers competing for governor, secretary of state, and attorney general positions in 2026.

UK PM under pressure as Labour's prisoner release scheme threatens to free two men convicted of manslaughter of police officer killed in 2019.

UK PM launches nationwide tour announcing crackdown on fake discounts and hard-to-cancel subscriptions, expected to save consumers £400m annually.

Immigration agency will equip all field officers with cameras by end of August but retains broad discretion to withhold footage.

UK PM Andy Burnham tells his justice secretary to find a way to exclude two manslaughter convicts from a prisoner early release scheme.

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed must rebuild support among Black voters who favored rival Haley Stevens in the Michigan primary.

Moderate Democratic incumbent beats state senator Keohokalole in Hawaii's 1st District race centered on generation and cost of living.

One year after declaring a crime emergency, the president has prolonged the temporary military presence in the Democratic-led capital through January 2029.

Senior Democrats say they'll target Trump's business and financial networks through subpoenas and hearings rather than immediate impeachment.

Report reveals Trump administration's ICE using court orders to forcibly feed at least 10 detainees, with one describing blood in his mouth.

Extended conflict in Iran has significantly eroded U.S. firepower, potentially benefiting Moscow and Beijing strategically.

A restaurant owner who backed Trump now faces worker shortages and customer losses from his immigration policies.

Democratic socialist Francesca Hong faces primary opposition over concerns she cannot win the crucial battleground state.

Guardian columnist argues politicized response to pandemic-era decisions unfairly targets the infectious disease expert.

Former prince arrested over Epstein allegations; revelation he's slated for ceremonial funeral sparks criticism from victims' lawyers.

Iowa's 92-year-old senator eulogized his family's nearly 50-year-old vacuum on social media.

Alliance party lawmaker Time Kadrijaj hurled eggs at acting prime minister Albin Kurti during parliamentary session as political crisis deepens.

Darline Graham seeks a full term replacing her late brother as Trump-backed frontrunner faces crowded GOP field.

The Trump administration orders the National Museum of American History to post warnings about exhibits, citing a White House report accusing the institution of "extreme political activism."

The SAVE America Act's photo ID requirement fell short of 60 votes; full bill expected to return in September.

Polls close in Hawaii's 2026 primary with early results showing Democratic races and Republican contests underway.

A pilot traced a bin outline in the sky above Clacton days before the constituency's closely watched by-election.

Far-right and anti-fascist groups clashed in Bristol on August 8, with police forming barriers between demonstrators.

Pristina protests Ukraine's continued non-recognition of Kosovo statehood despite the country's support for Kyiv against Russia.

Advocacy group FWD.us privately told 100 House Democrats that anti-ICE messaging is now a political winner, but party leaders left it out of their midterm agenda.

State opens probe into privately-run immigration detention center following reports of poor conditions and detainee deaths.

India's youth-led Cockroach Janta Party says authorities are targeting demonstrators despite an accord, while maintaining it will stay independent.

In BBC interview, Biden's son acknowledges controversial 2024 pardon damaged his father's reputation with the public.

Right-wing legal activists and Elon Musk's AI company mount constitutional challenge to private right to sue over violations of major federal laws.

Three ex-presidents join historians in bipartisan essay series led by archivist fired by Trump.

Former Supreme Court chief removed by Viktor Orban in 2012 becomes PM Peter Magyar's pick to lead Hungary after landslide election victory.

Opinion writers clash over whether leftist candidates are reshaping Democratic politics or winning only in safe districts.

President posts vague polling boast to Truth Social while multiple surveys show his approval sinking to historic depths.

First debate among contenders to lead the province's opposition party took place Monday, focusing on legislative experience.

The bipartisan measure funds the government through December 11 and blocks Trump administration control over federal grants.

A 61-32 vote tables a GOP push to keep the Nov. 12 ban, pushing it to Dec. 11 as Congress weighs regulation over prohibition.

Republican senators Johnson and Paul released text messages from Dr. Fauci's 2021 communications about COVID-19 vaccine safety for pregnant women.

Anthony Fauci refused to answer questions before a Senate committee chaired by Rand Paul, leading to a contempt vote over disputed COVID-19 origins claims.

Copyright claims silenced Trump accounts' mocking videos after songs were used without permission in campaign posts.

Trump administration backs Trump-aligned leader's inauguration with security package as he vows drug cartel crackdown.

Sources reveal Canada prepared to end provincial booze bans and make other concessions in exchange for tariff relief before Aug. 19 deadline.

The Trump administration revoked Kendall's access to classified material after reporting on Air Force One's defenses, which he denies leaking.

Leader Thune files cloture motion before August recess, pushing crypto regulatory bill past election season.

Electoral commissioner approves party with deliberately misleading name, rejecting Palestinian activist's similar application.

Senators departed in predawn hours Saturday, ending a standoff over Trump's demand for strict voting legislation before summer recess.

Washington Post columnist argues Trump simultaneously threatens and sabotages negotiations over Iran conflict.

Administration unveils deals and funding to bolster domestic minerals sector and reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains.

Judge Michael F. Urbanski ruled that Shenandoah County's 2024 reinstatement of Confederate names to two schools violated the 14th Amendment and Equal Educational Opportunities Act.

Trump urged Republicans to skip recess to pass the Protect College Sports Act, but the Senate punted the vote to September anyway.

A temporary injunction halts rollout of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's second-home surcharge, citing problems with implementation.

Justice Samuel Alito tells Wall Street Journal he is staying on the Court, ending months of retirement speculation triggered by NPR error.

A trans activist drew a gun in self-defense after being shoved and harassed, but prosecutors charged her despite the state's protections for self-defense.

Federal judge in Alabama rejects the Southern Poverty Law Center's claim of vindictive prosecution in criminal case.

Kirk, a former White House official and Tulsi Gabbard adviser, would oversee investigations into the department, raising concerns about watchdog independence.

White House demands Cook respond to mortgage fraud allegations within three weeks, following June court ruling that upheld removal restrictions.

Online discourse challenges supply-side economics as job losses and inequality mount, with economists and commenters divided on tax policy effectiveness.

The 80-year-old former president's notably voluminous appearance at a Las Vegas speech triggers widespread online discussion.