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New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani Faces Accusations of Communist Agenda Ahead of U.S. 250th Anniversary

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

Former White House adviser Matt Mowers accused New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday of leveraging America’s 250th anniversary to advance communist ideologies rather than honor the nation’s founding principles. Mowers stated during an interview that the mayor’s remarks were intentionally divisive, emphasizing: “This is what you expect out of…

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WNBA Star Caitlin Clark Ignored by Peers Despite Record-Breaking Season as Minnesota Governor Faces Backlash Over Pardon of Child Predator

Ella Thomas, July 3, 2026

Michele Tafoya, the Republican candidate for Minnesota’s open U.S. Senate seat and a longtime NFL sideline reporter, stated Friday that Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is caught in “a pattern” of exclusion by her WNBA peers despite achieving career highs this season. Tafoya detailed how Clark was left off the…

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Michele Tafoya: “They Hate Caitlin Clark” as WNBA Star Excluded and Minnesota Pardons Convict

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

Michele Tafoya, the Republican candidate for Minnesota’s open U.S. Senate seat and a longtime NFL sideline reporter, stated that Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is caught in “a pattern” of exclusion by her WNBA peers despite achieving career highs this season. Tafoya noted Clark was left off the 2024 U.S….

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U.S. Universities Face Federal Funding Threats Over All-Gender Restroom Policies

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

By Sam Barron | Friday, July 3, 2026 A dozen U.S. colleges and universities, including five Ivy League institutions, now offer all-gender restrooms and locker rooms, according to a report from Critical Race Training in Education. The report, affiliated with Legal Insurrection, states: “Our research continues to reveal the depravity…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding at Madison Square Garden Could Cost Over $15 Million

Ella Thomas, July 3, 2026

The upcoming wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, known as “The World’s Most Famous Arena,” is projected to incur significant expenses. Industry insiders reported that hosting an event at the venue costs between $600,000 and $800,000. If booked for two days, the cost could reach…

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Supreme Court Ends Decades-Long Campaign Finance Restrictions in Landmark Ruling

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

Political consultant Dick Morris stated on Friday that the Supreme Court’s decision striking down federal limits on coordinated campaign spending by political parties marks the end of the campaign finance system that has governed federal elections for decades. “This ends campaign finance reform in this country,” Morris said. “It means…

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Venezuelan Earthquakes Spark Republican Fury Over Aid Access

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

By Solange Reyner | July 3, 2026 Deadly earthquakes in Venezuela have intensified a long-running divide among Republicans over U.S. policy toward the South American nation. Several GOP lawmakers demanded a tougher stance toward the country’s ruling authorities even as the Trump administration has pursued a more pragmatic approach to…

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Two Federal Unions Sue Department of War Over Illegal Cancellation of Collective Bargaining Agreements

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

By David Chen | Friday, 03 July 2026 06:05 PM EDT Two federal employee unions sued the Department of War on Thursday over its decision to terminate collective bargaining agreements covering most of the agency’s civilian workforce, arguing the move violates federal law. The American Federation of Government Employees and…

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Voters Embrace “Commonsense” Policies as Honeycutt Rejects Democratic Liberal Agenda

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

Republican congressional candidate Jenny Costa Honeycutt said Friday that voters are embracing “commonsense” policies and rejecting what she described as the Democratic Party’s increasingly liberal agenda after her victory in South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District GOP primary. Honeycutt, a member of the Charleston County Council, told “Bianca Across the Nation”…

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Pentagon Hiring Freeze and Staff Exodus Risk Delaying Critical Defense Programs

Stella Green, July 3, 2026

The Government Accountability Office has found that a Pentagon hiring freeze and a surge in voluntary staff departures have left many of the U.S. military’s most expensive weapons programs critically short-staffed, threatening delays and eroding years of accumulated civilian expertise. In an annual review of 48 costliest and most complex…

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