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Acting DNI Pulte Completes Fourth Round of Layoffs at ODNI Since Taking Office in June
The cuts come less than six weeks after he assumed the intelligence community's top coordination role, with Pulte saying the office is refocusing on core missions.
DSA Co-Chair Describes Open Borders Policy as Part of Broader International Strategy
The statement has drawn criticism from immigration restrictionists while raising questions about the socialist organization's long-term political goals.
Flat Broke: DNC Financial Crisis Sparks Party-Wide Concerns With Midterms Approaching
The committee is approximately $2 million in debt while the RNC reports $130 million available and Trump maintains a $400 million war chest, according to multiple reports.
Hakeem Jeffries Doubles Down on Democrats' Affordability Message in 100-Day Sprint to Midterms
House Democratic Leader frames November elections as choice between party platforms on kitchen-table economics, with focus on lowering costs for groceries, gas, and housing.
Fauci Diary Entries Show Early Internal Tensions over Pandemic Messaging with Trump Administration
Senator Rand Paul released Fauci's personal diary entries from early 2020 ahead of the former health adviser's Capitol Hill testimony, showing his reflections on navigating public health guidance versus presidential statements.
Minnesota State Sen. John Hoffman Says Angie Craig Sought His Endorsement While He Was in ICU
The disclosure comes as both Minnesota Democrats navigate political tensions ahead of the 2026 election cycle.
Former FDA Commissioner Says Cyclospora Outbreak Not Yet Under Control
Scott Gottlieb says agency has isolated source to central Mexico farms but outbreak continues as public health officials investigate.
Fauci Diary Entries Show Frustration Over COVID Origins Questions From Congress
Senator Rand Paul published Fauci's private diary entries ahead of his testimony before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, showing the former adviser called congressional inquiries 'conspiracy theories.'
Bernie Sanders Defends Support for Graham Platner After Rape Allegations Forced Maine Senate Exit
Sanders said he did not regret backing Platner, who dropped out July 8 after rape and sexual harassment allegations that he denies.
Antisemitic Attacks Target Jewish-Owned Bakery Chain in Toronto, No Injuries Reported
Kiva's bagel shop, a community fixture since 1979 run by the Rafael brothers, was hit at two locations as antisemitic incidents continue surging in Canada's largest city.