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Father Kills Wife, 6 Children, Sets Home On Fire In Apparent Murder-Suicide

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A West Michigan father reportedly killed his wife and six children before setting their home ablaze and taking his own life in a gruesome murder-suicide that police described as an “unspeakable tragedy.” On the morning of July 24, deputies assisting the Grand Haven Township Fire Department responded to a house fire near the eastern shore ...

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6 Takeaways From Michigan’s Senate Debate Between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens

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6 Takeaways From Michigan’s Senate Debate Between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens

At the final debate before next week’s Democratic primary for Senate, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Representative Haley Stevens showcased their wildly different ideological stances and political styles.

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After Biden Tapes Released, Former Asst. AG for Environment Jeff Clark Argues – By Law – Joe Biden Must Forfeit $8 Million for Book Advance and His Delaware Home Where He Illegally Kept Classified Information

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After Biden Tapes Released, Former Asst. AG for Environment Jeff Clark Argues – By Law – Joe Biden Must Forfeit $8 Million for Book Advance and His Delaware Home Where He Illegally Kept Classified Information

Last Friday, Joe Biden gave up the fight and declined to seek further review of an appeals court ruling on the release of 70 hours of conversations with his ghostwriter in 2017. The post After Biden Tapes Released, Former Asst. AG for Environment Jeff Clark Argues – By Law – Joe Biden Must Forfeit $8 Million for Book Advance and His Delaware Home Where He Illegally Kept Classified Information appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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'Setting students up': Outrage as Trump's economy ups cost of school supplies

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'Setting students up': Outrage as Trump's economy ups cost of school supplies

Even as President Donald Trump continues dismissing Americans’ concerns about affordability heading into the 2026 midterm elections, a study released on Monday reveals that US parents are about to pay a hefty premium to ensure their children are prepared for school this fall.A joint analysis from Groundwork Collaborative and The Century Foundation finds that a typical basket of school supplies costs nearly 8% more than it did last year, with typical school lunch items costing 11% more.Lunch boxes have posted the largest yearly price increase, as the analysis estimates they will cost nearly 27% more this year than in 2025. Other items whose prices have soared include one-subject notebooks (23% yearly increase), index cards (22%), and notebook paper (20%).Trump’s illegal war with Iran, which has caused fuel prices including diesel to surge higher, has played a large role in increasing prices, as have his tariffs on foreign imports, the report notes.The increase in diesel has been particularly troublesome for the price of food, the analysis points out, as the fuel is used both by farmers to power their agricultural equipment and by delivery trucks that ship food to grocery stores.When it comes to the tariffs, the report points to Newell Brands—the company that makes Sharpies, Paper Mate, Elmer’s glue, and other school supply staples—which has been hit with a $174 million tax bill thanks to Trump’s policies and has consistently raised prices over the last year.The report also points to changes made to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) made in Republicans’ 2025 budget law that will make it harder for low-income kids to qualify for food assistance this school year.Lindsay Owens, president of Groundwork Collaborative, said Trump’s policies are forcing parents “to worry about whether they can afford to buy what their students need to be successful in the classroom.”“If the president continues to treat our economy like a schoolyard game, our students and their families will pay the price,” said Owens. “When report cards come this year, Americans will give Trump an F.”Janelle Jones, senior fellow at The Century Foundation, noted that school supplies aren’t luxuries for families, but rather “the baseline for a kid to show up ready to learn.”“When notebooks and paper are up over 20%,” Jones emphasized, “we’re not just squeezing family budgets, we’re setting students up to fall behind. We know where this leads: lower test scores, more kids repeating grades, and worse outcomes well into adulthood.”

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Deadly Seattle shooting: Arrested suspect is just 15 years old; cops say there were 2 other suspects — 1 killed, 1 unknown

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Deadly Seattle shooting: Arrested suspect is just 15 years old; cops say there were 2 other suspects — 1 killed, 1 unknown

In an update to the Seattle shooting that took three lives Sunday evening, it turns out the initially arrested suspect is just 15 years old — and police now are saying there were two other suspects: one who died at the scene and was an acquaintance of the teenage arrestee, and another unknown suspect, the Associated Press reported."Based on the evidence at the scene, investigators believe" the 15-year-old "and one of the deceased engaged in a gunfight with at least one other unknown suspect," according to a document filed in juvenile court in Seattle, the AP said.'I heard bang, bang, bang, and I heard yelling, straight yelling.'Mayor Katie Wilson said at a news conference that the arrested 15-year-old was being held in juvenile detention for investigation of firearms violations and first-degree assault ahead of a Monday afternoon court appearance, the outlet reported.Authorities earlier Monday said they're still looking for an additional suspect but could not rule out the possibility that individual was among those killed, the AP added.“We are trying to identify who that person is,” Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes said, according to the outlet.Investigators initially believed two suspects were shooting at each other, the AP said, adding that police said late Sunday night it wasn't clear if any of the shooting victims were involved in the confrontation between the two shooters.More from the outlet:The dead were described as two men, ages 19 and 44, and a woman, 56. The four wounded included a 2-year-old boy, who was in satisfactory condition Monday. The others — two men, ages 23 and 27, and a woman, 39 — were discharged, a hospital spokesperson said.CBS News said the shooting took place around 6 p.m. near the Seattle Center, a popular tourist spot that includes the Space Needle and the sports arena that's the home of the Seattle Kraken and Seattle Storm. The news network added that the area was filled with attendees of the annual Bite of Seattle food festival.RELATED: 3 killed, 4 wounded in shooting at Seattle food festival; 1 suspect arrested, the other still on the loose David Ryder/Getty ImagesWitnesses told KING-TV they heard sounds resembling firecrackers and people fleeing the area and diving for cover."I heard bang, bang, bang, and I heard yelling, straight yelling," a witness noted in the KING interview.Adya Sengupta told the station she took cover in the Seattle Armory and that Seattle Fudge brought dozens of bystanders into the storefront to shelter in the event center."Inside the Seattle Armory was crazy; within seconds, maybe 60-plus, people had flooded the doors inside, all running toward that back corner with Seattle Fudge," Sengupta added to KING.CBS News said the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives indicated Sunday night that several of its agents were at the scene and that Seattle police would lead the investigation. The news network added that Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson (D) said the state SWAT team also responded at the request of Seattle police.A candlelight vigil was planned Monday night at the center’s International Fountain, the AP reported.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Glenn Beck: Mamdani's ignorant comment on fire departments proves just how CLUELESS he truly is

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Glenn Beck: Mamdani's ignorant comment on fire departments proves just how CLUELESS he truly is

In an interview with Jon Stewart, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) explained that concepts like a public library and fire department are examples of democratic socialism at work — but Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck couldn’t disagree more.“Jon Stewart, you’re pathetic. You’re pathetic. You allow him to explain socialism to America, and then he actually comes out and says, ‘Yeah, well, you know, building a building and lending out books for free. If we suggested that today, we’d be slandered,’” Glenn says.“That’s the library. Same thing with public schools and roads and everything else,” he adds, which leads him to ask — and answer — whether or not the fire department is actually “a sign of socialism” as Mamdani alleged.“The richest man in Rome was Marcus Crassus. Rome was wood, packed tight, burning constantly, and there was no fire department. So Crassus built one because he was the richest guy there. Five hundred men,” Glenn explains, noting that Crassus was a “bad guy” who used the free market to exploit those whose homes were burning down.His fire department would withhold help until those whose homes were burning agreed to sell it to them.“That’s the free market being applied to a burning building in the most corrupt way. It’s also why nobody has tried it again,” he says.“So let me take you to the year 6. Jesus was 6 years old now, and the fire tore through the city again in Rome. Caesar Augustus was there. And he went to the watchmen of the city, 7,000 men in seven what were called cohorts,” Glenn explains.“Each cohort was responsible for two districts. The first permanent public fire brigade in the history of the world was formed. He was the emperor. He ruled by slaves. He ruled by force,” he continues.“He was not a good guy. He wasn’t a socialist. He beat Karl Marx to the fire department by 18 centuries,” he adds.Then in 1736, Benjamin Franklin got “a couple dozen men to sign articles of agreement.”“Every man brings six leather buckets and two linen bags. They meet monthly, and when a member misses a meeting, he pays a fine. And the fines bought fire engines. That was the Union Fire Company,” Glenn explains.“It’s the first volunteer fire company in America. We still have volunteer fire departments. Why? Because of Benjamin Franklin, not Karl Marx. The government had nothing to do with it,” he continues.“The American answer to all of these things has always been share the problem in association, not theft,” he adds.Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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Grinning Mitch McConnell, 84, poses in new 'proof of life' photo with wife Elaine... but still not a single word in 44 days

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Grinning Mitch McConnell, 84, poses in new 'proof of life' photo with wife Elaine... but still not a single word in 44 days

In the email, the Senator expressed regret that he could not attend a picnic in Western Kentucky this week.

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Musk Says He Got “Carried Away” With DOGE Cuts, Which Are Set to Kill Millions

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Musk Says He Got “Carried Away” With DOGE Cuts, Which Are Set to Kill Millions

Research last year found that, by 2030, DOGE cuts could kill 14 million, including 4.5 million children under 5.

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CNN's Kaitlan Collins fires back at Trump during Jon Stewart interview

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CNN's Kaitlan Collins fires back at Trump during Jon Stewart interview

President Donald Trump criticized CNN host Kaitlan Collins' journalism award during his speech at Friday's White House Correspondents' Dinner, calling the honor "fake" even as he offered what appeared to be congratulations.Collins was honored with the Award for Excellence in Presidential News Coverage Under Deadline Pressure for her reporting on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's 2025 visit to the Oval Office.During his remarks, Trump said: "I want to personally congratulate CNN's Kaitlan Collins on receiving her award. It was all about me. It was a fake, she shouldn't get the award, it was a fake. But I didn't mind. I said, 'Kaitlan, congratulations.' But it was fake, there's no question about it."On Monday, during an appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Collins addressed Trump's criticism of both her award and his previous personal attacks on her appearance and demeanor.Trump has previously criticized Collins for not smiling enough and compared her appearance to transgender singer Dylan Mulvaney."It's not really about me and I don't want it to be about my reaction," Collins told Stewart. "I think if you let it become about that, then it becomes a back-and-forth between the two of us."Collins said it was "more effective" to focus on the substance of her journalism rather than Trump's personal attacks. "When he is insulting me or when he is criticizing me about the question I asked or the reporting that I did, that he was so angry about in this moment—it's important to put the reminder back on the work, and the question and the non-answers we get," she said.She noted that Trump's reaction to her award was telling. "The fact that I got an award for it really bothered him clearly," Collins said.President Donald Trump has a well-documented history of attacking female journalists, often focusing on their appearance rather than their reporting. The pattern intensified during his first term and has continued into his second presidency.Trump has repeatedly criticized women reporters for their looks, demeanor, and perceived bias, often in demeaning terms. In addition to his comments about Collins, Trump has targeted numerous female journalists over the years, including Mika Brzezinski, Megyn Kelly, and others, frequently making personal attacks unrelated to their journalism.Media watchdog groups have noted that Trump's attacks on women journalists often differ significantly from his criticism of male reporters, with personal appearance and tone becoming focal points rather than editorial content or questioning style.The strategy appears designed to delegitimize critical coverage by focusing on the messenger rather than the message. By attacking journalists personally, particularly women, critics argue Trump attempts to undermine their credibility and distract from substantive questions about his administration's policies and actions. - YouTube www.youtube.com

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Father Kills Wife, 6 Children, Sets Home On Fire In Apparent Murder-Suicide

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