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schedule August 5, 2026

Bodies Buried at Epstein’s Ranch?

New Mexico sues the Justice Department to access sealed FBI files about alleged crimes at Zorro Ranch. An anonymous tip claims two victims were strangled and buried on the property. Read More

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schedule August 5, 2026

Fetterman Won’t Back El-Sayed After Michigan Primary Win

Sen. John Fetterman signaled he may not support progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed despite El-Sayed’s projected Democratic primary victory in Michigan. The two feuded during the campaign over policy disagreements. Democrats now face questions about party unity ahead of the general election. Read More

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schedule August 5, 2026

Trump Admin Can Now Deport 350,000 Haitians

A federal judge cleared the way for the administration to end temporary protection for Haitian immigrants after the Supreme Court sided with the government in June. Deportations are expected to begin immediately, affecting workers in healthcare, hospitality, and other industries. Read More

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schedule August 5, 2026

Max Miller Refuses to Resign Over Abuse Claims

The Ohio congressman faces allegations from three women, including his ex-wife and former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham. Miller denies all claims and compared himself to Trump. The House Ethics Committee will investigate. Read More

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schedule August 5, 2026

Las Vegas Officer Ambushed and Killed, Sheriff Says

A Las Vegas police officer was shot and killed Tuesday in what authorities say was a planned attack. The Clark County Sheriff is investigating whether the shooter had targeted law enforcement. The suspect remains at large. Read More

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schedule August 5, 2026

Kansas Senate Race Shifts as Pastor Hamilton Challenges Marshall

Election handicapper Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved the Kansas Senate race from safe Republican to likely Republican after Democrat Adam Hamilton won the primary. Hamilton, a megachurch pastor, outraised incumbent Roger Marshall by $3.09 million last quarter. The general election is in November. Read More