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Washington Took In $334 Billion in July—Then Spent More Than Twice That
Treasury figures showed a $432 billion federal deficit in July, driven by spending that far exceeded revenue, rising entitlement costs and a massive monthly interest tab. A calendar shift made the month look worse, but the long-term pressure remains serious.
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Delaware Dance Instructor Accused of Abusing Teen Students as Police Warn There May Be More Victims
Delaware State Police say 23-year-old Emily Pryor Albino, a dance instructor at X-Treme Dance Studio in Laurel, was charged after an investigation involving two teenage students. Authorities say the investigation is continuing and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
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Portland’s Smoke Routine Is Becoming the Story
A recent stretch of unhealthy smoke revived memories of Oregon’s 2020 wildfire crisis — and renewed questions about whether prevention promises have delivered visible results.
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‘I Can’t Forgive Him’: Kaylee Goncalves’ Mother Shares Her Anguish Over Kohberger
Kristi Goncalves discussed her struggle with forgiveness during a podcast appearance, while Steve Goncalves has said he wants a trial to play out.
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Inside the Doctrines Terror Groups Cite to Defend Killing
From Al-Qaeda’s fatwas to ISIS propaganda and Hamas’s founding charter, militant organizations have repeatedly cited religious sources to legitimize violence — often in ways scholars say are selective, politicized and rejected by mainstream Muslim interpretation.
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The Senate Quietly Moved to Stop a Shutdown Before Voters Could Notice
The Senate approved a temporary government-funding measure well before the September deadline, but the House must still act after returning from recess.
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Trump Just Replaced His Top White House Lawyer Before the Midterms
White House staff secretary Will Scharf will move into the counsel’s office as the administration prepares for election-year investigations and litigation.
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Gunman Opens Fire at Utah Gas Station — Then an Armed Customer Steps In
Police say an armed customer intervened after a man entered a Riverton convenience store with a shotgun and opened fire.
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The Daily Allegiant Announces Partnership with Reach Response to Support Audience Communication
The Daily Allegiant is partnering with Reach Response to help ensure reliable communication, newsletter operations, and responsible audience engagement while maintaining its independent commentary and editorial focus.
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Mamdani Quietly Sidelines NYPD Commissioner to Appease the Left
Patriot Brief Zohran Mamdani quietly reduced the authority of the NYPD commissioner shortly after taking office. Jessica Tisch will now report to the deputy mayor instead of directly to the mayor. The move appears designed to placate the far left while avoiding a full-blown backlash from business and public-safety voters. This is what quiet sabotage…
