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Musk’s $1 Million “Voter Gift” Sparks Legal Fireworks in Wisconsin

July 16, 2026

A recent decision by the Wisconsin Elections Commission sent a clear warning into Musk’s orbit: two complaints about his $1 million checks to voters could lead to criminal charges. The commission, split evenly between parties, voted 5‑1 in a closed meeting to hand the matter over to the Brown County

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Debate Over the CFPB: A Shift in Power and Policy

July 16, 2026

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has become the center of a heated debate as its current interim head, Russell Vought, prepares to step down after a year and a half in the role. During his final hearing before the House Financial Services Committee, Vought defended his decision to cut

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House Plans Big Budget Move Focused on Iran, Farms and Elections

July 16, 2026

The House has issued a new fiscal 2027 plan that could lead to a $95 billion package, mainly aimed at spending for the Iran conflict. Four committees are tasked to draft bills by September 11, with up to $73 billion for defense and an extra $12 billion for farm support. An additional $10 billion wou

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Red States Face Low Ranking in New “Worst Places” List

July 16, 2026

Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham reacted strongly to a CNBC study that listed states mostly won by former President Trump among the least desirable places to live. She questioned how such a ranking could be accurate and said it seemed designed to criticize conservative areas. Ingraham refer

entertainment

Nolan’s Real‑Dead Soldiers: A Grounded Epic

July 16, 2026

Christopher Nolan is known for pushing film limits. He recently made a new version of Homer’s Odyssey. The movie shows soldiers rising from the grave, but it was not a CGI trick. Matt Damon explained that real people were buried on set. The stunt crew used special breathing tubes called snorkels. T

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Marc Guéhi: From Abidjan to English Football

July 16, 2026

Born in the Ivorian city of Abidjan on 13 July 2000, Marc Guéhi moved to London when he was only a year old. Growing up in Lewisham, he balanced the rhythm of city life with strong ties to his family’s African roots. Although his birthplace is in West Africa, he has chosen to represent England at ev

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Faith as a Bridge: Democrats Look to Religion for New Voter Connections

July 16, 2026

Religion has long been a stronghold of Republican politics, but recent trends show Democrats are turning to faith as a way to reach voters. Senator Raphael Warnock, a pastor from Georgia’s historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, argues that the party can appeal to people by sharing its moral values rat

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Older Politicians Face Health Secrets

July 14, 2026

The sudden passing of a senior senator has put the nation’s aging lawmakers back in the spotlight. The former 71‑year‑old, known for his close ties to a past president, died after a tear in his aorta was discovered by the medical examiner. His death is only the second time this month that emergency

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Halon Steps Out: New Independent Creative Powerhouse

July 14, 2026

Halon Entertainment, a Los Angeles studio famed for its creative work in film, games and advertising, has decided to break away from its parent company. The move comes after a management buyout led by chief executive Chris Ferriter, who has guided the company since its start in 2003. The studio’s

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A New Path in Music and TV: The Story of Mona Scott‑Young

July 14, 2026

Mona Scott‑Young stands out as a pioneer who pushed the limits of both music and television. Her career began in the music world, where she worked at Radio City Music Hall before teaming up with the late Chris Lighty. Together they founded Violator Management in 1996, guiding artists such as Bust

Musk’s $1 Million “Voter Gift” Sparks Legal Fireworks in Wisconsin

Debate Over the CFPB: A Shift in Power and Policy

House Plans Big Budget Move Focused on Iran, Farms and Elections

Red States Face Low Ranking in New “Worst Places” List

Nolan’s Real‑Dead Soldiers: A Grounded Epic

Marc Guéhi: From Abidjan to English Football

Faith as a Bridge: Democrats Look to Religion for New Voter Connections

Older Politicians Face Health Secrets

Halon Steps Out: New Independent Creative Powerhouse

A New Path in Music and TV: The Story of Mona Scott‑Young

Musk’s $1 Million “Voter Gift” Sparks Legal Fireworks in Wisconsin