Morning Shots: Republicans are Worried They'll Lose South Carolina
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Pennsylvania’s vice economy
MIDDLETOWN TWP., Pennsylvania — A giant letter M, maybe 60 feet tall and 40 feet wide, sits at the intersection of East Lincoln Highway and Oxford Valley Road down here in lower Bucks County, the most working-class part of Philadelphia’s suburbs. Above the M is a massive LED billboard, which on a Monday morning is…
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The Hill
Aviation security has an over-screening problem
The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is now behind us. Though the effects continue, recent proposals by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), described in its Horizon 25 Strategy, suggest that more changes are coming. What remains to be seen is whether such changes will keep the nation’s air space safe.
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Independentistas ganan Quebec en nuevo desafío para Carney en Canadá
Los votantes de Quebec eligieron al Parti Québécois, de corte separatista, por primera vez en más de una década, lo que podría tensar la relación con el gobierno del primer ministro Mark Carney y abrir la puerta a un eventual referendo sobre la independencia de la provincia.
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Washington Examiner
Mamdani invited to watch Oct. 7 footage at Israeli Consulate ahead of anniversary
Israel’s Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, has invited New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to watch a film documenting the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. Akunis extended the invitation in a speech Tuesday, saying Mamdani would see “for the first time, what the people he supports really did” if he attended…
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Reason Magazine
The SEC Is Watching American Investors' Trades. That's a Privacy Nightmare.
The SEC should not keep a searchable record of Americans’ lawful trades, much less make them pay for it.
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Washington Examiner
Thune presses Trump for more funding toward swinging battleground races red
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) on Monday revealed he is pressing President Donald Trump for more funding toward battleground races in the midterm elections, as Republicans fight to stave off losses in November. Thune said that he’s been emphasizing the question of resources for candidates during conversations with Trump and the president’s…
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Washington Examiner
Head Start quality suffered under Obama rules, HHS report finds
EXCLUSIVE — Obama administration regulations for the antipoverty program Head Start dramatically increase costs without improving education quality, according to a new report from the Department of Health and Human Services. A report from the assistant secretary for planning and evaluation at HHS obtained by the Washington Examiner found that a 2016 rule…
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Bill Clinton plays saxophone for musical birthday tribute to Václav Havel
More than three decades after picking up a saxophone for a famous musical moment in the Czech Republic, former President Clinton is dusting off the instrument once again as part of a tuneful tribute. “I’m really honored to join with people all across the Czech Republic and all around the world in observing the 90th birthday…
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The Hill
Judge blocks Trump administration move to fine migrants
A federal judge in Boston on Monday blocked the Trump administration’s effort to fine migrants up to $1.8 million for failing to leave the U.S. after receiving their final order to deport. U.S. District Judge George O’Toole ruled that the administration unlawfully imposed the fines and wrote that migrants in the “economically precarious position” of…
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Cotton’s opponent: ‘Not once’ has daylight savings come up on campaign trail
Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R-Ark.) Democratic opponent Hallie Shoffner said on Tuesday that “not once” has daylight savings come up on the campaign trail, after President Trump aired his frustration over stalled legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent. In an interview on MS NOW, Shoffner stated that, “I’ll tell you, over the 450 days…
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Reason Magazine
If Manchester City Weren't (Basically) Owned by the UAE, Their Scandal Would Be a Lot Less Complicated
Plus: Nick Saban is wrong again, and could this be the last year of MLB’s playoff format?
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PBS NewsHour
Kilmar Ábrego Garcia is set to be back in court as he battles deportation to Liberia
WASHINGTON (AP) — Kilmar Ábrego Garcia on Tuesday will be back in federal court, where the federal government will continue its attempt to deport him in an 18-month saga that began when he was mistakenly sent to El Salvador last year. The government is moving to vacate a preliminary injunction put in place by U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis preventing U.S.…
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US Calls for Transparency on Reported Russian Plague Death
Russian officials are facing mounting questions after the mysterious death of a 28-year-old Russian researcher at a lab in Siberia that studies plagues. Now, U.S. health officials are calling for Russia to release more information about the death and prevent a potential outbreak. “Something like that gets out, it could quickly spread so we’re watching and…
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NewsNation
Over 347M children under threat due to El Niño, UNICEF says
In previous years, millions were forced to leave their homes searching for food, water and work.
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The New York Times
Trump to Announce Investment in Maryland Submarine Facility
The deal is designed to demonstrate that President Trump is focused on one of his main campaign pledges: bringing back manufacturing jobs.
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NewsNation
Protest at Cornell University calls for president, administration to step down
Things continue to heat up over Cornell University's handling of an alleged gang rape in 2024, with a massive protest on campus.
University of Wisconsin Researchers ‘Helped China Tighten Its Surveillance Machine’ During Yearslong Partnership, Investigation Finds
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin worked for nearly a decade with partners in China on sensitive technology projects that likely helped China build its notorious domestic surveillance apparatus, including in Xinjiang province, where the Chinese are accused of brutal repression of the ethnic Uyghur population, a new report has found.
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