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Thursday on MS NOW’s “Money, Power, Politics,” Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he was prepared to vote no for Todd Blanche as attorney general. Cornyn said, “I don’t know — somebody somewhere, I don’t know whether it’s the White House or somebody who works there or somebody who works for the President — is basically telling them, ‘Don’t agree to those terms.’ And so we’re kind of back to square one.” Network Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali said, “We’re live right now on MS NOW. I think, as you think through what you need from DOJ on this — if…

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The US-led Board of Peace’s roadmap envisages the IDF’s withdrawal from the enclave Israeli strikes have continued across Gaza hours after US President Donald Trump announced a “historic agreement” under which Hamas would be disarmed and the IDF would completely withdraw from the enclave.At least one Palestinian was killed and several others were wounded in the attacks on Friday, according to Palestinian health officials cited by media reports.The agreement was reached late on Thursday following talks mediated by Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye and the US under the Washington-led Board of Peace. Trump hailed it as a “monumental step toward lasting peace…

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This could be you. Act accordingly. pic.twitter.com/ca0ffuz1eo — Victor Nieves (@ItsVictorNieves) July 31, 2026 If you are a parent, this is why you need to be paying attention and speaking out against the radical transgender ideology. If left unchecked, it will result in the state trying to take your child from you and labeling you an abuser for standing on truth. The Gateway Pundit reported, A Christian mother and her husband are fighting back after Oregon officials effectively branded them child abusers because they refused to “affirm” their teenage daughter’s transgender identity. Nicole and David Calaway filed a federal lawsuit…

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President of Argentina Javier Milei on Wednesday signed a decree to ban and expel any foreigner found promoting or inciting messages of violence or discrimination against Argentines on the basis of nationality. The Office of the President of Argentina informed through a brief statement late Wednesday night that the decision stems from “recent displays of hostility toward the Argentine Republic and Argentines.” The Argentine government reaffirmed that the defense of the nation, its citizens, and its symbols is non-negotiable — stressing, “Anyone who attacks the Argentine Republic is not welcome in our country.” The new provisions were signed by President Milei…

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An illegal alien is accused of killing 17-year-old Jose Ines Medina Martinez, an aspiring recruit of the United States Armed Forces, in a hit-and-run in Greenville County, South Carolina. Nemecio Aguilar-Hernandez, an illegal alien with a hold lodged by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has been arrested by the South Carolina Highway Patrol and charged with felony hit-and-run involving death. According to police, on July 23, Medina Martinez was skateboarding early in the morning when Aguilar-Hernandez struck him and drove off. Medina Martinez was transported to a nearby hospital, where he died of blunt force trauma. Medina Martinez, who leaves behind…

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Brussels’ kid-gloves response is a far cry from its united front against Belarus in 2021 The EU has responded to the migrant invasion of Ceuta with watery statements on solidarity, and a stone-faced refusal to blame Morocco for opening its borders. But when Brussels could blame Russia, it sang a different tune. As nearly 60,000 north African migrants poured into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco on Thursday and Friday, right-wing and center-right European leaders immediately blamed Spain, where Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had only three months earlier granted legal status to 500,000 illegal immigrants.Sanchez refused calls from local…

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African invader defecates in the street in Ceuta, Spain (screenshot via @davidsantosvlog on X) Almost immediately after tens of thousands of Africans invaded the Spanish city of Ceuta, all hell broke loose, with chaos flooding the streets.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, European leaders are panicking over the chaos, with Spain’s Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declaring that Spain is “under attack” after more than 50,000 Africans poured across the small city’s border. The world is finally getting a wake-up call– years after watching tens of millions of violent criminals flood the United States to rape and pillage our country.…

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China made a rare diplomatic protest to New Zealand on Thursday after NZ Foreign Minister Winston Peters’ jibe at a Chinese-born lawmaker he called a “loudmouth” who ​he urged to “go back to your own country.” The populist leader of the New Zealand First party spoke during a Parliamentary debate on the government’s response to the Chinese coronavirus epidemic, Reuters reports. Green MP Lawrence Xu-Nan –  a lawmaker from the left-wing Green Party born in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin but who grew up ​in East Auckland, RNZ notes, – heckled Peters in the exchange who then made his retort. Peters was…

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Trump administration bank regulators moved Friday to close what one nonprofit consulting firm has advertised as the “CRA Goldmine,” curbing the ability of left-wing advocacy groups to use an anti-redlining law to pressure banks for donations. Community organizations can challenge a bank’s record under the Community Reinvestment Act when it seeks approval for a merger, acquisition or new branch. The prospect of a poor CRA grade, which can delay or derail those plans, has given activist groups leverage to press banks for grants and other financial commitments. Bridge Philanthropic Consulting, which advises nonprofit organizations on fundraising, has promoted the system…

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Florida is launching an investigation into former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Anthony Fauci after Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly during his testimony before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs on Wednesday. Fauci said in his opening statement that he would refrain from asking questions, despite his pardon from former President Biden — or as Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) put it, Biden’s autopen. “Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the 5th Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions,” Fauci asserted, proceeding to do so…

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