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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — In a tragic turn of events, a two-year-old San Antonio girl reported missing on Sunday night was found unresponsive just after 12:00 a.m. Monday. Despite lifesaving efforts by law enforcement officers, the child was declared deceased shortly thereafter. After being reported missing at approximately 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, authorities issued a statewide Amber Alert for the missing girl identified as Aryana Trevino-Martinez. The toddler was last seen wearing a black top and leopard print pants. According to police, relatives said their child wandered away from a home on the 4700 block of Allegheny Road on the…

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A report says California’s Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom is worried over job loss in his state if the lawsuit filed by his own Attorney General is successful at stopping the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, and he has urged Rob Bonta to settle out of court and end his lawsuit. Radical, left-wing AG Rob Bonta is leading a coalition of 12 deep blue states in trying to stop the proposed merger claiming that the $111 billion plan is detrimental to the entertainment industry and the freedom of choice of consumers. But a new report by the Wall Street…

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Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, who dropped out of the Democratic Senate race a month before the primary, endorsed Abdul El-Sayed as he maintained a narrow advantage over Rep. Haley Stevens early Wednesday morning. “I’m proud to give Abdul my full endorsement and support as we head to November together as a unified party,” she said in a statement. El-Sayed led Stevens by roughly two points at the time of McMorrow’s endorsement. Both candidates said early Wednesday morning the race would likely be decided later in the day. McMorrow urged Democrats to unite behind El-Sayed after a bruising primary that…

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Credit: Cori Bush For Congress As the Gateway Pundit has previously reported, Cori Bush, the former Missouri rep. who was voted out of office in 2024 has been attempting a return to office. Bush saw the rise of the DSA and thought that she could ride that wave back into the halls of Congress. Tonight, Missouri voters responded by telling her ‘no.’ It wasn’t even that close. CBS NEWS PROJECTS: Rep. Wesley Bell, a moderate, beats former Rep. Cori Bush in the Democratic primary for Missouri’s 1st District. https://t.co/eBBWRjP6Bd pic.twitter.com/rDO9fKlunK — CBS News (@CBSNews) August 5, 2026 CBS News reports:…

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The foreign ministry of Qatar said on Tuesday that diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran are “ongoing,” but no direct talks between the two are currently scheduled. “We can confirm that efforts are ongoing with all parties. We are looking towards diplomatic resolution as we are speaking right now,” Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari said. “Everybody in the region is working in tandem in order to avoid escalation. The mediators, Qatar, Pakistan, and now Oman, are all working together on that issue,” he said. Ansari said Qatar’s priorities included “avoiding escalation,” reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and…

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Longtime Democrat strategist James Carville does not want to share his political party with far-left commentator and Marxist Hasan Piker. While speaking during an interview on the Sunday Briefing, Carville said, “I am not going to be in the same party with Hasan Piker, I can tell you that right now. If he becomes a force in the Democratic Party, I’m out of here,” Fox News reported. “I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy. I think an overwhelming majority of Democrats agree with me, but this idea that we’re going to seize…

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As results continue to come in in Michigan’s hotly contested Senate race, there are clear divides emerging based on class. Former public health official Abdul El-Sayed is performing best in the state’s wealthiest and most highly educated areas — while Rep. Haley Stevens is doing better in places with lower average incomes and where fewer voters have college degrees. Among the nearly two dozen counties where at least 95 percent of expected ballots are in, El-Sayed is winning 58.4 percent of the vote in counties where at least 30 percent of adults have a bachelor’s degree, according to a POLITICO…

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Belgium relied entirely on imports of the fuel from Russia in July, according to Bloomberg The EU has been importing record volumes of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) despite a push to fully stop imports from Russia, Bloomberg has reported. Plans exist to end long-term imports of Russian LNG from next year after the EU already banned purchases under new short-term contracts. Yet its latest watered-down sanctions package carved out exemptions for European companies to continue transporting Russian LNG to third-country markets after some member states balked at measures they said would damage their own economies. Belgium relied entirely on Russian LNG…

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Screencap of Twitter/X video. Hasan Piker, the far-left influencer who has praised Mao Zedong and promoted multiple DSA candidates in this election season, was campaigning with Francesca Hong in Wisconsin this week. While speaking to a crowd, he said that when their movement is done, “a Republican will never be elected in this state ever again.” He repeatedly invokes the ‘working class’ which is ironic considering that the DSA has hardly any working class members and promotes policies that would harm working people more than anyone else. The Daily Wire reports: The frontrunner to be the Democratic Party’s nominee for…

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Cuba’s derelict and barely-functional power grid completely failed twice between Sunday and Monday, marking the fourth and fifth nationwide blackouts that have struck the island nation in less than a month. Over the past six decades, the communist Castro regime’s mismanagement of the nation’s power grid and power plants has forced Cubans to live through recurring blackouts — making it one of the longest-standing consequences of communism in Cuba after late murderous dictator Fidel Castro violently took control of the country in 1959. Cuba’s dysfunctional power generation largely relies on seven obsolete thermal power plants, some of which are over four…

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