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“We Won’t Be Told How to Run It”: Source Says Disney’s Josh D’Amaro Defends ABC as FCC Scrutiny Alleged Over The View
A source attributes tough-on-independence remarks to Josh D’Amaro and cites an FCC commissioner’s post about The View and equal-time rules. These claims have not been independently verified.
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Jelly Roll’s Trump Jokes on Kimmel Spark Conservative Backlash—And Fresh Claims About His ‘Apolitical’ Image
Jelly Roll mocked Donald Trump while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!, prompting conservative pushback and scrutiny of his stated neutrality.
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Missouri Grandma’s Free Breakfasts Drew a Health Dept Threat—Was Her ‘Open’ Sign Enough To Make Her a Restaurant?
After an anonymous complaint, Columbia/Boone County’s health department warned a Missouri grandmother to stop serving free breakfasts at home without a permit. A public-interest law firm is challenging the move.
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Kalshi Bans George Santos for Life Over Bets on His Own SOTU Attendance—Cites ‘Insider Trading’ and $71K Penalty
The prediction market’s compliance team says Santos profited $17,839 on wagers about his own attendance; three other political hopefuls get three-year bans.
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Judge Tosses Minnesota Suit; ICE Agent Accused in Minneapolis Shooting Released as Abbott Awaits Probe
A federal judge declined to compel Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to extradite ICE officer Christian Castro, and the agent was released after 90 days in a Texas jail under state law, The Center Square reported.
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A Citizen’s Guide to Data Centers: Risks, Negotiations, and Community Impact
A data center can bring investment—and leave residents paying for power lines, noise, water use and tax breaks. These are the questions every community should ask before approving one.
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‘On Notice’: Treasury Blacklists Far‑Left Tech Collective, Palestine Action, and Masar Badil; State Dept. Links Reach Inside U.S.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced OFAC terror designations for three far‑left groups and two individuals; State Department officials alleged U.S. links and extremist amplification.
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St. Paul School Board Member Under Fire Over ‘Piss on White Corpses’ Post
A June 21 Facebook post attributed to Chauntyll Allen was shared in a screenshot by Libs of TikTok. Alpha News separately reported the Minneapolis Park Board closed a dog park over sacred-site concerns and that no conclusive documentation of remains has been produced. The Western Journal says Allen also faces a federal charge tied to…
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The ‘Jennings Four’: CNN’s Scott Jennings says U.S. can claim Iran “roaring success” only if 4 hard “no’s” are met
Article attributes to CNN’s Scott Jennings a four-point test for declaring victory over Iran: no nukes, no ballistic missiles, no aggressive navy, and no exporting terrorism. Several claims in the piece require independent verification.
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Satanic Temple and ACLU Take Iowa to Court After Capitol Rejects Krampus Holiday Event
The lawsuit alleges Iowa officials violated the group’s rights by denying a proposed winter event in the Capitol rotunda that organizers described as family-friendly.
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Trump’s TPS Crackdown Clears Ethiopia Hurdle as Refugee Admissions Sink Toward Modern Low
A federal judge lifted an administrative stay affecting more than 5,000 Ethiopians, while new Pew data shows U.S. refugee admissions have fallen sharply this fiscal year.
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Dem AGs Planned Trump Lawsuits Months Before Election — Now They’re Fighting to Keep the Emails Hidden
The Center Square reports that Democratic attorneys general began coordinating potential litigation against a second Trump administration in April 2024, while multiple states are denying or delaying access to related public records.
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NYC’s $4 Billion BQE Fix Comes With a Big Unanswered Question: Who Pays?
The Mamdani administration says the aging Brooklyn-Queens Expressway needs urgent rehabilitation, but officials have not identified how the city will cover the estimated $4 billion cost.
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Jordan Peterson’s Wife Reveals Why His Return to Podcasting May Not Be Close
Tammy Peterson told the New York Post her husband is dealing with a neurological injury tied to benzodiazepine use and is not yet talking about returning to work.
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New Fauci Phone Messages Show Private 2021 Miscarriage Concerns as Officials Publicly Reassured Pregnant Women
Sens. Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released additional internal communications from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era phone, including messages they say show early private concern about first-trimester vaccination risks.
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FBI Files Reveal Attempt to Flip Swalwell-Linked Christine Fang Before Criminal Probe
Records described by Just the News say the FBI first explored whether Christine Fang could help expose alleged Chinese influence efforts, then opened a criminal probe involving alleged straw donations connected to Eric Swalwell’s campaign.
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Teacher Unions Dedicate Money to Political Activism, Lobbying
(Esther Wickham, The Center Square) National teacher unions contribute at least 10% of their annual budget to lobbying and political activism, which includes calling for the impeachment of Republican President Donald Trump in the 2026 American Federation of Teachers handbook. Efforts also include supporting Democratic causes such as messaging against immigration enforcement. Some teachers raise…
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Karoline Leavitt Is Leaving the White House—And Trump Is Already Pointing to Her Next Role
The 28-year-old press secretary, who made history in Trump’s second term, said her departure is a “bittersweet” move into a new chapter.
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Fauci Privately Warned about Miscarriage Risk for Pregnant Women Taking COVID Vaccine
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) When Anthony Fauci was leading the federal government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, he frequently touted how the vaccines were safe for pregnant women. But behind closed doors, Fauci apparently had second thoughts behind, according to text messages released from his COVID-era iPhone. The text messages, which Senate investigators obtained earlier…
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Taxpayer Philanthropy: Tax Cash to Nonprofits More Than Doubled Since 2016
(Arthur Kane and Jared Strong, The Center Square) In the past decade, government grants to nonprofits and the number of nonprofits that receive tax money has doubled, raising questions about whether public money is being wasted, an investigation by The Center Square found. In 2016, federal, state and local governments gave $149.5 billion in grants…
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Advocates Seeking Republicans to Support Ending Child Marriage in the U.S.
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) Organizations that have been advocating to end child marriage in the U.S. are actively seeking Republicans in Congress and state legislatures to support ending the practice. They argue the issue is nonpartisan and children, especially girls, should be protected. So far, only Democrats in Congress have sponsored the Child Marriage…
