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New Video Shows Mitch McConnell Loaded Into Ambulance After June Medical Emergency at Washington Home
Newly released video has added fresh detail to the circumstances surrounding Senator Mitch McConnell's hospitalization last month, showing emergency responders transporting the longtime Kentucky Republican on a stretcher outside his Washington, D.C., residence following what authorities described as a medical emergency. 
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Erika Kirk Urges Utah Judge to Release Evidence, Warns Secrecy Will Fuel Conspiracy Theories in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
A dispute over courtroom transparency has emerged in the murder case of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, with his widow, Erika Kirk, urging a Utah judge to make more evidence publicly available and warning that extensive redactions could intensify "speculation and conspiracy theories" surrounding the high-profile case. 
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Kash Patel Faces Bipartisan Spending Scrutiny as Chuck Grassley Questions FBI BMW Fleet and Air Travel
Republican support for FBI Director Kash Patel is showing signs of strain as Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley has demanded detailed records on the bureau's spending, including Patel's use of government aircraft and the FBI's decision to replace its long-standing fleet of Chevrolet Suburbans with BMW SUVs. 
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Mexico Seeks U.S. Criminal Investigation After 17 Mexican Citizens Die in ICE Custody
Mexico is escalating its response to the deaths of its citizens in U.S. immigration detention, with President Claudia Sheinbaum announcing plans to pursue criminal complaints and civil lawsuits in the United States after a series of fatalities involving Mexican nationals held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The move marks a significant shift from previous diplomatic protests, adding legal pressure to an increasingly contentious issue between Mexico and the Trump administration. 
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Judge Approves Elon Musk SEC Settlement but Questions Why He Keeps $150 Million in Alleged Twitter Trading Gains
A federal judge approved a settlement between Elon Musk and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over Musk's delayed disclosure of his 2022 Twitter stock purchases, but used the ruling to sharply criticize the regulator's handling of the case, questioning why the billionaire was allowed to retain approximately $150 million in alleged trading gains while paying only a $1.5 million civil penalty. 
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Trump’s NATO Summit Remarks Draw Scrutiny After Mixing Up Zelenskyy, Putin and Referring to ‘Islamic Republic of Japan’
President Donald Trump came under renewed scrutiny during the 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, after making a series of verbal mix-ups that quickly spread across social media and prompted criticism from political opponents. 
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Trump Crypto Earnings Top $1.4 Billion as Biographer Michael Wolff Criticizes $TRUMP Coin Investor Losses
President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency ventures are facing renewed scrutiny after newly released financial disclosures detailed hundreds of millions of dollars in earnings tied to digital assets, while reports linked to blockchain analysis estimated that hundreds of thousands of investors in the $TRUMP meme coin have collectively suffered billions of dollars in losses. 
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Trump Targets Fuel Pricing as White House Unveils Gas Station Selling Below National Average
The White House on Wednesday highlighted the opening of a new gas station in Philadelphia selling fuel below the national average, presenting it as part of President Donald Trump's broader campaign to lower gasoline prices while intensifying criticism of energy companies over what he has described as excessive pricing. 
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Trump Flies Older Air Force One Home From NATO Summit, Citing Iranian Assassination Threat
President Donald Trump departed the NATO summit in Ankara aboard an older Air Force One aircraft instead of a recently acquired Boeing 747-8 that has become the subject of political and security debate, saying the decision reflected concerns over threats from Iran as tensions between Washington and Tehran escalated. 
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4,000 Brigham Nurses Launch Largest Strike in Massachusetts History as Contract Fight Escalates
Approximately 4,000 unionized nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital walked off the job Wednesday in what labor leaders describe as the largest nurses strike in Massachusetts history, escalating a months-long contract dispute with hospital operator Mass General Brigham over wages, health insurance costs and workplace conditions. 
