Senators Demand Shooting Answers

Published: Tue, 07/30/24

Updated: Sun, 08/04/24

Senate lawmakers will question the Secret Service and FBI about lapses preceding the attempted assassination of Trump, focusing on how the shooter was able to get so close.Insert Preheader


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Senators Demand Shooting Answers

Associated Press

Senate lawmakers will question the Secret Service and FBI about lapses preceding the attempted assassination of Trump, focusing on how the shooter was able to get so close.

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Axios

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USA Today

In his final six months, President Biden is pushing for Supreme Court reforms, including term limits, a conduct code, and a constitutional amendment to ensure presidential accountability.

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BBC

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"Weird" Is Working

Salon

Davis explains that labeling Trump and his allies as "old and weird" effectively highlights Trump's detachment from mainstream concerns, contrasting with Dems' focus on normalcy.

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Friedman: "Weird" Is Not Working

The New York Times

Though Friedman argues that calling Trump and his supporters "weird" is counterproductive and could alienate working-class voters, playing into Trump's narrative of being targeted by elites.

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Venezuelan Protests Grow

The Guardian

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado declared Maduro's departure "irreversible" amid protests and widespread international doubts over his claimed election victory.

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When Not To Forgive and Forget

The Washington Post

Sometimes, it’s healthier not to forgive, especially in cases of trauma, unrepentant offenders, or compromised safety, according to psychologist Ramani Durvasula, cited by Susan Shapiro.

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Election '24: Young Men vs. Young Women

The Wall Street Journal

Men under 30 are increasingly supporting Trump and Republicans, reversing their 2020 preference, while young women strongly favor Democrats, creating a new political divide among younger voters.

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Swat Team Blames Lack of Planning

ABC News

The local SWAT team blamed Trump's attempted assassination on poor planning and communication with the Secret Service, allowing the shooter to wound Trump and others.

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Who's Afraid of Project 2025?

The Wall Street Journal

Harris is targeting Project 2025, disavowed by Trump, aiming to unite Democrats against its proposed reforms to civil service, economic policies, and perceived threats to freedoms.

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What the Early Election Polls Tell Us

The Hill

Early polls suggest Harris is performing better than Biden against Trump, but the race remains highly competitive, requiring more time to understand these trends.

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SCOTUS Leak Reveals Abortion Split

CNN

The Supreme Court initially allowed Idaho to enforce its strict abortion ban, but internal leaks and liberal leverage led to a compromise limiting the law and preserving some abortion access.

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Mayor Giles: Why I Support Harris

The Arizona Republic

An Arizona Republican mayor supports Kamala Harris over Trump, urging the prioritization of democracy and country over Trump's political extremism and threats to democratic institutions.

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What's Trump Strategy to Defeat Harris?

The Intelligencer

Trump's strategy against Harris includes labeling her as a radical, attacking her prosecutorial record, and exploiting racial and gender biases while avoiding direct overt racism and sexism.

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Rodgers Livid at Sloppy Jets

ESPN

Aaron Rodgers was visibly frustrated during a sloppy Jets practice, marked by an interception, several "sacks," and off-target snaps, showcasing his high standards and fiery leadership.

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The Washington Post

Vance's rocky debut, marked by controversial past comments and a challenging first week, has raised doubts among Republicans and forced the campaign to manage missteps.

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The Atlantic

Prayers delivered at Trump rallies, emphasizing themes of crisis and redemption, reveal the deep sense of urgency and apocalyptic stakes felt by his supporters.

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Military Times

Lufthansa will now allow some dogs to fly with their owners to the US, easing CDC restrictions and addressing military families' concerns over new dog import rules.

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ABC13 Houston

The iconic gold bikini costume worn by Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in "Return of the Jedi" sold for $175,000 at auction. This was the screen-tested version, not used in the final film.

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National Debt Tops $35 Trillion

For the Left

The national debt has surpassed $35T, with over $7.2 trillion added since Biden took office. Economist Peter Schiff suggests Biden may exceed Trump's record $7.8T debt addition. 

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Harris and Trump’s Stance on AI

For the Right

Harris emphasizes AI safety and protections without stifling innovation, while Trump seeks to repeal Biden's AI order, advocating for fewer regulations to promote development. 

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