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A federal judge on Friday dismissed President Trump’s lawsuit against far-left author Bob Woodward over his audiobook. In 2023, President Trump sued Bob Woodward for $49 million for releasing recordings of interviews he gave to him in 2019 and 2020. Toxic RINO Lindsey Graham reportedly brokered the meeting with Trump and Bob Woodward. Bob Woodward, a far-left author and Washington Post editor, released “The Trump Tapes” audiobook with more than 8 hours of his interviews with President Trump. Woodward is a Deep State hack and has been an FBI asset since the 1970s. Trump said he never agreed to the tapes being…

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Federal authorities in California arrested an illegal alien from Mexico after she allegedly faked a kidnapping by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents or “bounty hunters” working for ICE. Prosecutors allege the woman carried out the scam to raise money on social media and discredit ICE and other federal law enforcement agents. In June, media outlets ran with a story about a “South Los Angeles mother of three” who claimed to have been kidnapped by “possible federal agents” and taken to the Mexican border. Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon claimed to have been held by these agents and abused until she agreed…

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Fed Governor Waller Advocates Rate Cut—and Signals Tariff Effects Are Transitory Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller is preparing to dissent at the July Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. He has signaled he may vote for a rate cut, a direct challenge to the Fed’s sluggish response to evolving economic conditions. He believes policy is already behind the curve. “The labor market is definitely not as tight as it was last year… The private sector is kind of on the edge right now,” Waller said Friday on Bloomberg TV, pointing to the fact that June’s job gains were heavily padded…

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President Donald Trump said Friday that he is eager to see News Corp. owner Rupert Murdoch testify in his forthcoming lawsuit against Murdoch and the Wall Street Journal. Trump took to Truth Social to hammer the newspaper and its owner a day after it ran an article about an alleged letter it claims Trump sent to disgraced dead financier Jeffrey Epstein for Epstein’s 50th Birthday. “I look forward to getting Rupert Murdoch to testify in my lawsuit against him and his ‘pile of garbage’ newspaper, the WSJ. That will be an interesting experience!!!” Trump wrote. The Journal article, the legitimacy of which…

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Declassified documents show top Obama-era officials overruled intelligence findings to manufacture the ‘Russiagate’ narrative, Gabbard says. Former President Barack Obama’s administration deliberately manipulated intelligence to frame Russia for interfering in the 2016 presidential election, according to newly declassified documents released on Friday by America’s Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.Gabbard unveiled more than 100 pages of emails, memos, and internal communications, which she described as “overwhelming evidence” of a coordinated effort by senior Obama-era officials to politicize intelligence and launch the multi-year Trump–Russia collusion investigation. She dubbed it “a treasonous conspiracy to subvert the will of the American people.”The scandal…

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Following Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in mid-June, a ceasefire quickly took hold, averting fears of a broader Middle East conflict or economic disruptions. The attacks, including U.S. B-2 bomber deployments to key sites like Fordow, aimed to cripple Tehran’s nuclear capabilities. Despite initial claims of total destruction, ongoing assessments reveal lingering threats. President Trump has emphasized that Iran’s nuclear sites were severely damaged, but he has not ruled out future actions if necessary. In a recent Truth Social post, he questioned Iranian leaders’ victory claims, calling them unfounded. The strikes delayed Iran’s bomb-making timeline by up…

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Brazil’s Federal Police (PF) raided conservative former President Jair Bolsonaro’s home in Brasília on Friday morning by order of Supreme Federal Tribunal (STF) Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who mandated that Bolsonaro wear an electronic ankle monitor. The raid is part of a series of “precautionary measures” imposed on Bolsonaro by de Moraes, a self-styled “anti-fake news crusader” and the rapporteur of the ongoing “coup” trial against the former president. De Moraes also prohibited Bolsonaro from using social media and forbade him from communicating with his son, lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro, who requested political asylum in the United States this year. The…

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Gas prices are “laying low” in President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a recent update from AAA. “In the thick of summer, gas prices are laying low with the national average for a gallon of regular going down one cent from a week ago to $3.16,” AAA wrote in a July 17 press release, noting that prices at the gas pump now match the prices seen four years ago in the summer of 2021. It notes that was the last time gas prices were “this low.” The average national gas price on July 18, 2025, is around $3.155 for…

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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley joins host Mike Slater to give an update on recent lawsuits to preserve the integrity of our elections, upcoming primaries, the redistricting effort in Texas, and more. The Breitbart News Daily Podcast runs Monday through Friday as a “Director’s Cut” of the SXM Patriot radio show hosted by Mike Slater. SUBSCRIBE for free by clicking your preferred podcast platform below. Read the full article here

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Massive budget cuts planned by Paris could dent demand for the euro, according to global finance firm ING France’s efforts to tackle its growing deficit have reignited concerns about EU stability, with financial markets bracing for the fallout, Bloomberg has reported, citing ING Groep NV strategists.The euro dropped to a one-month low this week, driven by tensions over French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou’s massive deficit-cutting plan. His proposals, including slashing public sector jobs and curbing welfare spending, could fuel debate in France’s minority government and undermine investor confidence, the strategists warned.In a note seen by Bloomberg, currency strategist Francesco Pesole…

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