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House Republicans managed to overcome internal disagreements and approve a budget framework Wednesday — a key step toward unlocking the power to skirt the Senate filibuster and pass a $95 billion package. The vote succeeded 216-214 after Republican leaders were able to quell frustration among members that the blueprint does not include new spending offsets. House GOP leaders hope to enact a final package that pushes fresh cash to the military, intelligence programs, farm aid and election security. Both the House and Senate need to adopt the same budget framework in order to begin the process of drafting, then passing,…

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President Trump finally appears to be finally growing tired of Senate Leader John Thune, after repeatedly defending him despite his failure to lead Senate Republicans in passing the SAVE America Act.  While speaking to supporters in Georgia, Trump urged “everybody” to call John Thune and demand that the Senate terminate the filibuster and “approve everything,” including the SAVE Act. The House of Representatives sent the SAVE Act to the Senate a fourth time on Wednesday while Trump was speaking, attaching it to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and sending the bill to the Senate.  “I have to say Mike…

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Recent job growth in Richmond, Virginia, is a story about internet infrastructure and data center investment.Al Drago/Getty ImagesLanding a job in today’s market is no easy task. The U.S. added just 57,000 jobs in June — far below expectations – while unemployment held at 4.2% and labor force participation slipped to 61.5%, signs of a cooling market where fewer Americans are even bothering to look. Against that backdrop, LinkedIn data shows nearly 80% of professionals feel unprepared to navigate the 2026 job hunt, and that anxiety is reshaping where Americans choose to build their careers.For years, the story of American…

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Brexit stalwart Anne Widdecombe was allegedly murdered by being struck 21 times in the head with a hammer as she was eating lunch, prosecutors told the Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday. Joshua Kerry, 28, of Rotherham, appeared before court on Tuesday, as he faces charges of murdering former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe at her home in Devon on July 8th. According to the BBC, Prosecutor Kashif Malik told the court that Kerry had driven hundreds of miles in a red Vauxhall Corsa and entered her home through the front door. Malik said that Kerry was wearing black gloves and wielding a hammer when…

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The media continues to try and pump up Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, with Fortune magazine jumping into the game with the false claim that the movie has already earned back its estimated $250 million production budget. Hailing Nolan for not needing AI or much by way of computer generated effects, Fortune published its July 21 article entitled, “He’s an analog man in a digital AI world’: Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ made back its $250M budget in 3 days without industrywide AI cost cutting.” The article begins celebrating the director, and saying, “Christopher Nolan doesn’t need a superhero suit, a lightsaber, or…

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Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) is introducing a bill on Tuesday that would protect pregnant women in surrogacy arrangements from being forced into abortions.  The bill, called ‘‘Preventing Forced Abortions Act of 2026,” would bar federal courts from enforcing any provision in a surrogacy contract that requires the surrogate mother to have an abortion at the request of any intended parent or party related to the contract. The bill would also require courts to enforce that surrogate mothers are still compensated and not punished for refusing to have an abortion. “No woman should ever be forced to murder a child because of…

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The Justice Department has been lavishing nine-figure policy wins on Alaska — and openly touting what a “huge” time it’s been for the state — as attorney general nominee Todd Blanche is scrambling to lock down support for his confirmation from its senior senator, Republican Lisa Murkowski. A July 7 settlementover the federal government’s unfinished work on the port of Alaska resulted in a $180 million payout to Anchorage — an announcementBlanche, who is currently the acting attorney general, made personally during a two-day visit. The Justice Department shared news around the same time it had dropped Biden-era lawsuits related…

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Syrsky is gone, but his replacement is a sign that Zelensky as committed as ever to prolonging a losing war at terrible human cost The rule of Vladimir Zelensky has been a catastrophe for Ukraine, and that is how it will be remembered once the dust of relentless info war campaigns in his favor – and against his critics – settles.While the corruption of the Zelensky regime is stupendous, that fact – sad as it is – is not what makes him special, however. Because exorbitant, shameless embezzlement, kickbacks, and fraud have been the Ukrainian establishment’s perverse normal since independence. Zelensky…

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Dirty Argentina under fire – Screengrab Social Media/X From historical scandals to 2026 World Cup inferno: investigated by FIFA and the Department of Justice. 2026 was the year the rest of the world caught up to how utterly vile the Argentine footballers are. FIFA has confirmed: Argentina will face an investigation into the revolting scenes at the end of the World Cup final. And now, a mega petition to ban them from the World Cup has amassed more than 23 million signatures. Yes, you read it right. The petition, titled ‘Argentina Out’ calls for the country to be permanently banned…

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How Goldman Sachs is Behind the Takeover of National Infrastructure and Banking in its Bid for Global Domination This is Part II of the series The True Origins of China’s ‘Social Credit System.’ The True Origins of China’s “Social Credit System” Part I Through A Glass Darkly On matters of geopolitics, counterintelligence, revisionist history and cultural warfare. By Cynthia Chung Free-markets, Deregulation and “The Largest Bank Heist in History” The global economic crash of 2008 cost tens of millions of people their savings, their jobs and their homes. The government regulators who should’ve been protecting the citizens had done nothing. The…

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