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On America's 250th birthday, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani delivered a semiquincentennial address from a replica of George Washington's desk, surrounded by newly naturalized citizens — hours before Trump's Mount Rushmore speech.
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At a Grayslake naturalization ceremony, Senator Tammy Duckworth welcomed 50 new citizens with a defense of immigration as America’s founding strength.
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A 2025 line from finance commentator Spencer Hakimian about rural voters and Donald Trump keeps resurfacing - here's why it still resonates.
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A 15-year-old Warren Buffett quote about ending the deficit by barring Congress from re-election is resurfacing amid the 2026 spending fight.
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Speaker Mike Johnson bragged that he runs "the protection program" for Donald Trump. AOC fired back: "If you don't want to be prosecuted for crimes, don't do crimes."
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Multiple articles of impeachment against President Trump have been introduced in the 119th Congress, according to Congress.gov — but they have been filed, not passed. The House voted to table impeachment in December 2025.
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After Trump's DOJ opened an investigation into him and his wife, Gavin Newsom called Trump "the most corrupt president in American history" and framed the probe as political retaliation.
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Active-duty Air Force Major Jason Watson was arrested in uniform on the Capitol steps while calling for Trump's impeachment. The charge was dropped, but the Air Force has opened an investigation.
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Bernie Sanders has long championed a 32-hour workweek. His Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act would cut standard hours from 40 to 32 over four years - with no loss in pay.
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The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship 6-3, striking down Trump's 2025 executive order. Trump is now pushing Congress to end it by legislation, but legal experts say only a constitutional amendment could.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan filed suit July 1 asking a federal court to force the DOJ to preserve records from investigations he says target him, to support a vindictive-prosecution defense.
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A federal judge has blocked the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out proposed mail-in ballot restrictions tied to President Trump's March 2026 executive order, the second court defeat in two weeks for the administration's mail-voting push before the November midterms.
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