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Screencap of Twitter/X video. New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has finally admitted that he lacks the authority to arrest Israeli leader Netanyahu. While the media has taken this whole ridiculous affair seriously for some reason, people on the internet are giving it the mockery it deserves. People have taken the image of Mamdani from his video and added their own funny commentary. Take a look below: My husband after trying to make an interior decorating decision. pic.twitter.com/TFRGS7yHtf — Abigail Jackson (@abigailmarone) July 22, 2026 Me at Model UN in high school: https://t.co/FRaTbnyUsZ pic.twitter.com/ZMRgBAC3nL — Jesse Arm (@Jesse_Leg) July 22,…

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has demanded that a general election be called in the wake of the Labour Party installing socialist Andy Burnham as Prime Minister without a mandate from the British public. One day after yet another Prime Minsiter was put into power without popular consent, opposition leader Nigel Farage appeared in Norfolk on Tuesday morning, flanked by two giant screens featuring a 2022 tweet from then-Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham demanding a general election on the day that former Tory PM Liz Truss announced her resignation, after which Rishi Sunak was installed in Downing Street without a…

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Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) described President Donald Trump as a “disabled president” during an interview with The Atlantic when asked if the country was ready to have a “disabled First Lady.” During an interview with The Atlantic‘s Mark Leibovich, Kelly, a former astronaut and the husband of gun control proponent and former Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-AZ) was asked if Kelly “thought America was ready to have a disabled first lady.” Kelly responded by stating that in his opinion, “we have a disabled president right now.” Kelly’s comments come as he has been reported to be mulling a potential run for president…

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The House Budget Committee chair and five other GOP lawmakers introduced legislation Tuesday that boosts funding to fight health care fraud by $28 billion through 2030. The Anti-Fraud Fund Act led by Budget Chair Jodey Arrington of Texas and Rep. Blake Moore of Utah is in service of one of the Trump administration’s top second term priorities: targeting government fraud. And it comes at a time when fiscal hawks in the GOP are threatening to oppose new war funding President Donald Trump has requested because of the cost. Arrington has sought to convince them the administration is doing its part…

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President Donald Trump has formally approved a landmark 30-year nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, clearing the way for U.S. support of the kingdom’s civilian nuclear energy program and deepening one of Washington’s most important strategic partnerships in the Middle East. The agreement, valued at tens of billions of dollars, positions American companies as the primary partners in developing Saudi Arabia’s nuclear infrastructure while limiting opportunities for competitors such as China and Russia. According to U.S. officials and multiple reports, the accord could also allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium on its own territory under a civilian nuclear framework—a provision…

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During an interview aired on Monday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon responded to a question on regime change in Iran by saying that the world will be safer if that happens and he thinks it will, but he’s not sure when and “those regimes don’t last forever. And I hope, for the Iranian people, that it will be sooner than later, because they suffer the most.” Guest host Hena Doba asked, “Can Israel be safe without regime change in Iran, Ambassador?” Danon answered, “I think it’s not about Israel. The regime is…

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The Department of Homeland Security has levied fines worth $84 billion against 103,000 illegal migrants, says the New York Times. The project has grown rapidly since April, when the department had levied fines against at least 65,000 migrants for at least $36 billion. The fines are set at almost $1,000 per day of illegal presence. The mailed fine notices “amount to an agonizing ultimatum: abandon the lives they have built, or face the threat of financial ruin if the government moves to collect on the debt,” said the July 22 New York Times article, which sympathizes with the illegal migrants. The fines are part of…

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During Monday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC), who was recently appointed to fill her brother’s unexpired term, talked about how she would differentiate herself from her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). According to Darline Graham, she would focus more on “what matters to the average person” and offered examples of economic issues. “I used to like to rib him about lower poll numbers and give him a hard time,” host Sean Hannity said. “He gave me a hard time back, too, don’t worry. Do you see areas where maybe there might be differences,…

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A number of congressional Republicans are worried Iraq’s new leader won’t be the partner the U.S. needs in an increasingly turbulent Middle East. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi met with both President Donald Trump and a slew of lawmakers last week in Washington — his first international trip since taking office. But those on the Hill came away from the visit with more skepticism and reservations than Trump, who praised al-Zaidi’s leadership in their meeting. “Iraqi leaders have fooled us in the past and so far, I have no reason to believe this one will be different,” Rep. Joe Wilson…

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The number of measles cases reported across the US this year has climbed to 2,295, the highest annual total since 1991, according to Johns Hopkins University (JHU).Measles is a highly contagious viral respiratory disease that was declared eliminated in the US in 2000 following a successful mass vaccination campaign. However, cases surged last year, rising more than eightfold from 2024.“Unvaccinated individuals or those with unknown vaccination status represent almost all reported measles cases,” JHU said in its Wednesday update. “These outcomes are consistent with estimates that two doses of measles vaccine protect 97% of those vaccinated,” it added.The last time…

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