NPR (Brian Mann) - Mangione could plead guilty in federal case ahead of NY murder trial
A surprise hearing Friday in federal court has added to speculation Luigi Mangione could enter a plea, which could derail a state murder trial.
ABCNEWS - Meta claims allegations in latest social media addiction trial are 'unsubstantiated'
Jury selection began Wednesday in a new trial over claims that Meta designed its apps to be addictive for young users.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Karoline Leavitt leaving press secretary role this month
President Trump announced Wednesday that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will be leaving her position at the end of August to spend time with her family.
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - English Village to Have Six Migrant Men for Every Local Woman After Flood of Asylum Seekers.
The British government has announced a plan to house approximately 1,200 single adult male asylum seekers in a village of roughly 600 residents.
A small village in North Yorkshire is bracing for significant demographic changes as the British government plans to house approximately 1,200 adult male asylum seekers at a disused military base . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - The asylum seekers will be housed at the disused Royal Air Force (RAF) base at Linton-on-Ouse in North Yorkshire, northern England. Significantly, they will not be confined to the base, and local women will be outnumbered six to one. DETAIL: This is part of the British government’s plan to move around 3,750 asylum seekers into three disused military sites. Concerningly, the RAF base is located near a primary (elementary) school and nursery. The base reportedly lacks sufficient water, sewage, and electricity…Open
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Karoline Leavitt DEPARTING Trump Admin (Plus: Megyn Kelly BLASTS ABC reporter) | RISING
Rising full episode 8/13/2026 0:00 Flock Camera surveillance is bad and anti-liberty! Robby Soave | RISING 10:33 Karoline Leavitt leaving White House | RISING 20:50 Trump vs. reality: Violent crime rose in DC while National Guard was present: Niall Stanage | RISING 35:42 'Get away with murder': Megyn Kelly blasts ABC reporter over AOC interview | RISING 43:24 'Afraid to debate': Abdul El-Sayed challenges Mike Rogers to tackle football | RISING About Rising: Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to…
What challenge did Abdul El-Sayed issue to Mike Rogers?
Abdul El-Sayed challenged Mike Rogers to tackle football, suggesting that Rogers is "afraid to debate."
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What observation did Niall Stanage make regarding violent crime in Washington, D.C.?
Niall Stanage discussed how violent crime rose in DC even while the National Guard was present.
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What did Megyn Kelly say regarding an ABC reporter?
Megyn Kelly blasted an ABC reporter in relation to an interview with AOC, using the phrase "Get away with murder."
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REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Foreign Visa Holders Snap Up More Texas Houses Than Before
Are foreign visa holders' home purchases in Texas affected by rising home prices?
No, the number of homes being sold to visa-holders is increasing despite the current rise in home prices.
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Which country is identified as the largest source of non-citizen home buyers in Texas?
Mexico is the largest source of these non-citizen buyers.
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What is the current trend regarding home purchases by foreign visa holders in Texas?
Foreign visa holders, who are individuals residing in the United States legally but remaining citizens or subjects of other countries, are buying up more homes in Texas than before, even with the current rise in home prices.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Breaking down the timing of Leavitt's exit as White House Press Secretary
President Trump announced Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House Press Secretary at the end of the month but will still serve as his outside adviser. Her departure comes the same week that the DOJ issued a memo arguing that Trump can extend his executive privilege to cover conversations with advisers outside the White House. MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin, Writer and Editor of Protect Democracy Amanda Carpenter and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Temidayo Aganga-Williams join Alicia Menendez to discuss the exit.
What recent Department of Justice (DOJ) memo addressed executive privilege in relation to President Trump?
The DOJ issued a memo arguing that President Trump can extend his executive privilege to cover conversations with advisers who are outside the White House.
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What role will Karoline Leavitt maintain after leaving her position as White House Press Secretary?
She will still serve as President Trump's outside adviser.
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When is Karoline Leavitt scheduled to step down from her position as White House Press Secretary?
She is scheduled to step down at the end of the month.
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What did President Trump announce regarding Karoline Leavitt's role in his administration?
President Trump announced that Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House Press Secretary at the end of the month, though she will continue to serve as his outside adviser.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Profoundly corrupt': Lawyer slams paying Trump's private company for official government info
Media groups are suing President Trump for selling early access to his Truth Social posts costing $100K. Brendan Ballou, who is representing the plaintiffs, and Chief of Editorial at Freedom of the Press Foundation Kirstin McCudden, one of the plaintiffs, join Peter Alexander to explain more on their case.
How much is the cost reported for gaining early access to President Trump's Truth Social posts according to the lawsuit?
The cost for early access to the Truth Social posts is $100,000.
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Who is one of the plaintiffs involved in the lawsuit against President Trump?
Kirstin McCudden, who serves as the Chief of Editorial at the Freedom of the Press Foundation, is one of the plaintiffs.
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Who is the lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the lawsuit against President Trump regarding Truth Social access?
Brendan Ballou is the lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the case.
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What is the core allegation in the lawsuit being brought against President Trump by media groups?
Media groups are suing President Trump for allegedly selling early access to his Truth Social posts for a cost of $100,000.
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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Oxferd Comma: Yet Another Manufactured FBI Case Alleging Trump Was a Russian Asset
No American president in modern history has been subjected to such sustained and intensive investigation as Trump. James Comey was fired as FBI Director by President Donald J. Trump on May 9, 2017. Declassified FBI documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force on August 5, 2026, reveal that the bureau was so […] The post Oxferd Comma: Yet Another Manufactured FBI Case Alleging Trump Was a Russian Asset appeared first on StoneZone .
No American president in modern history has been subjected to such sustained and intensive investigation as Trump. James Comey was fired as FBI Director by President Donald J. Trump on May 9, 2017. Declassified FBI documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force on August 5, 2026, reveal that the bureau was so obsessed with establishing Russian collusion that it opened a full criminal and counterintelligence investigation into President Trump within days of the firing. The probe, codenamed “Oxferd Comma,” examined whether the 45th President of the United States was “wittingly or unwittingly” involved in activities for or on behalf of the Russian Federation when he dismissed Comey. FBI memos show for the…Open
What did lead agent Pete Strzok communicate to Lisa Page regarding the investigation on May 19, 2017?
Just days after the new probe began, Pete Strzok texted Lisa Page stating, “I hesitate in part because of my gut sense and concern there’s no big there there.”
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According to declassified FBI documents released on August 5, 2026, what was the FBI's basis for the investigation into Trump's dismissal of James Comey?
The documents reveal that the bureau predicated the investigation on the concern that the then-president may have been an asset of Vladimir Putin, acting on the theory that his decision to fire the FBI director might itself be evidence that he was under Russian direction or control. However, an administration official confirmed the theory was not backed by evidence.
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What was the official outcome of the investigation involving Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the Oxferd Comma probe?
The Oxferd Comma probe was folded into Mueller's broader investigation, and Mueller's team ultimately found no conspiracy or coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia to influence the 2016 election. The Oxferd Comma case was formally closed on April 9, 2019, with no charges brought against Trump.
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Who were the officials that approved the electronic communication that opened the Oxferd Comma case?
The communication was approved by then-FBI General Counsel James A. Baker and William Priestap, who was the assistant director of the Counterintelligence Division.
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BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - WNBA Brings In Revered Supreme Court Justice To Help Determine What A Woman Is
NEW YORK, NY — Struggling to determine the definition of a woman, the Women's National Basketball Association decided to bring in a revered Supreme Court Justice to help settle the question.