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Associated Press

More New Tariffs, Delayed Start

Trump’s last-minute delay of sweeping new tariffs adds fresh uncertainty to an already volatile global trade landscape, fueling concerns over inflation, legal battles, weakened alliances, and the broader impact on economic growth.

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Mediaite

"She Was Preyed Upon at Mar-a-Lago"

The brother of Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre slammed Trump for claiming she was “stolen” from Mar-a-Lago, insisting she was preyed upon at Trump’s property and questioning how much the president knew about Epstein’s abuse.

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USA Today

Physical Fitness Test To Return

Trump signed an executive order to reinstate the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools, reviving mile runs, sit-ups, and push-up counts in a bid to "Make America Fit Again" and combat rising youth obesity and chronic disease.

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The Free Press

Internet Celebrates NYC Tragedy

After real estate executive Wesley LePatner was murdered in Manhattan, a wave of online commenters celebrated her death, reducing a beloved mother and mentor to a symbol of corporate greed, revealing a chilling erosion of empathy.

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The Washington Post

Smithsonian Removes Trump Impeachment

The Smithsonian quietly removed references to Trump’s two impeachments from its Museum of American History exhibit, sparking concerns about political pressure and the erosion of institutional independence under his second term.

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Axios

What To Know About Texas Map

Texas Republicans unveiled a proposed congressional map that reshapes key Democratic districts to favor the GOP, prompting legal threats and accusations of voter suppression as Trump aims to secure House control ahead of 2026.

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Gallup

Party Affiliation Shifts to Democrats

Democrats have regained a slight edge in party affiliation, driven by independents leaning left, even as the party’s favorability rating sinks to a record low and Americans express little confidence in its ability to govern effectively.

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CBS News

New Discrepancies in Prison Video

A CBS report reveals major discrepancies between federal officials’ claims and surveillance footage from Epstein’s jail unit, raising serious questions about the credibility of the government’s investigation into his death.

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The Hill

Leavitt Reveals $200M Ballroom Plan

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced plans for a $200 million, 90,000-square-foot ballroom adjacent to the East Wing, funded by President Trump and donors, aiming for completion before January 2029.

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ABC News

Judges Question Trump's Legal Authority

A federal appeals court expressed doubts about the legal basis for Trump’s sweeping tariffs, questioning the administration’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to justify broad trade restrictions.

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Los Angeles Times

Tillman's Brother "Made a Statement"

Richard Tillman, brother of late NFL star Pat Tillman, allegedly set fire to a Northern California post office and spray-painted a message in an act he said was “trying to make a statement to the United States Government.”

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Mediaite

Epstein-Melania Claim Withdrawn

The Daily Beast faced widespread ridicule and retracted a Michael Wolff story claiming Jeffrey Epstein helped introduce Donald Trump to Melania Trump, with critics condemning the outlet for lacking editorial standards.

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Fox News

Hear the Cincinnati 911 Call

Fox News obtained the lone 911 call after a violent mob attack in downtown Cincinnati involving 20 to 30 people, where only one witness reported the brutal beating that drew widespread criticism of the city's response.

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E! News

Rare Weinstein Jail Interview

Harvey Weinstein, speaking from prison, reflected on his relationship with his children and a commitment to prioritize family and spend more time with them if released, while also describing the harsh realities of life behind bars.

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NPR

Democrats Rethink Messaging (Again)

After the 2024 defeat, the Democratic Party continues to wrestle with reshaping its message and strategy to better connect with voters amid internal divisions, shifting cultural dynamics, and calls for a more modern, inclusive approach.

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Politico

Why Harris Won't Run for Governor

After careful reflection and amid political uncertainties, Kamala Harris decided not to run for California governor, choosing instead to pursue a national role outside elected office while keeping the door open for a possible 2028 presidential bid.

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Miami Herald

Hulk Had Secret Health Issue

Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan died of a heart attack on July 24 at his Florida home, revealing a previously undisclosed battle with chronic lymphocytic leukemia and a history of atrial fibrillation. His death was officially ruled natural.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Timberlake on Lyme Disease

Justin Timberlake revealed he has been battling Lyme disease, causing nerve pain and fatigue during his tour, but he chose to keep performing because of the joy it brings him and hopes to raise awareness for others facing the illness.

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NBC News

Playing for Both Teams in Doubleheader

Relief pitcher Seranthony Domínguez was traded from the Orioles to the Blue Jays between games of a doubleheader, then pitched a scoreless seventh inning for Toronto in the second game, highlighting a rare mid-series team switch.

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The Atlantic

Why South Park Did About-Face

After initially declaring they had nothing more to say about Trump, South Park’s creators used the president as a provocative vehicle to satirize their parent company Paramount, blending political and industry critique in a bold return to sharp satire.

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