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Low turnout in NYC primaries—with as little as 7% of registered voters in some cases—raises questions about whether socialist-backed candidates can be widely supported nationwide. Critics say the Mamdani backed socialist candidates reflect organized grassroots strength. It suggests influence within the party, not necessarily a defining agenda for Democrats nationwide.

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The Supreme Court ruled that geofence warrants are searches under the Fourth Amendment, recognizing privacy rights in cellphone location data. The Court vacated the lower ruling and sent the case back, requiring courts to evaluate whether such searches meet standards of probable cause and specificity.

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The Supreme Court, in a 5–4 decision, upheld Mississippi’s law allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received later. The Court ruled federal election laws set a voting deadline, not a receipt deadline, preserving state flexibility. Justice Barrett wrote the majority, with conservatives dissenting.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Pastor B.T. Lewis II, the senior pastor of the Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church in Southwest Fresno, weighs in on the question "Are you proud to be an American?"

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The U.S. men’s team fell 3-2 to Turkey in a dramatic World Cup group finale, losing on a stoppage-time goal. The Americans struck early and battled back to tie it, but Turkey’s last-kick winner sealed the upset. The U.S. still advanced to the knockout round. Meanwhile, John Broeske discusses the differences between soccer and American born sports.

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EXCLUVISE INTERVIEW: Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA) discusses why he's a NO on the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. A bloc of Republicans voted against it in both chambers, opposing federal involvement and specific provisions. 

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Rep. Tom McClintock reacts to BREAKING NEWS after a federal judge declared a mistrial in the Palisades Fire arson case after a deadlocked jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict. The defendant, accused of sparking the deadly 2025 blaze, pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors say they plan to retry the case after jurors split sharply and deliberations stalled.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA) reacts to California Governor Gavin Newsom calling for a nationwide “billionaires tax,” arguing wealth inequality must be addressed at the federal level, while rejecting California’s proposed wealth tax.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom today called for a nationwide “billionaires tax,” arguing wealth inequality must be addressed at the federal level. He rejected California’s proposed wealth tax, saying state-by-state efforts fail since billionaires can relocate, and insisted a national minimum tax is the only effective and lasting solution.

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A new CNN-highlighted poll shows Americans divided on patriotism this July 4th, with sharp differences in how people view the holiday, display the flag, and express pride. For some, it’s about celebrating the nation; for others, it’s simply time with family—revealing a growing split in national identity.

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World Cup visitors are flooding social media with praise for the U.S., turning everyday American life into viral moments. Fans highlight friendly locals, huge portions, and unique experiences—posting videos from Waffle House to Walmart. Many say America feels welcoming, surprising, and fun, as their posts rack up millions of views worldwide.

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The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is abig, supply-focused housing bill—more building, fewer regulations, and help for first-time buyers—but it doesn’t come with guaranteed funding, relies on cities to cooperate, and could take years to actually bring prices down. Pres. Donald Trump told GOP lawmakers in Congress that if they want him to sign it, they need to pass the SAVE Act.

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Los Angeles voters will decide this November on a proposed half‑cent sales tax increase to fund the fire department. Supporters say it’s needed to hire firefighters, upgrade equipment, and cut response times, while critics warn it would raise already high taxes and disproportionately impact low‑income residents.

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Los Angeles Unified is moving to sharply limit classroom screens, banning them entirely for its youngest students and capping use for older grades. Officials say the policy aims to boost focus and mental health, marking a major shift away from pandemic-era device dependence toward more traditional, in-person learning.

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Mamdani flexed major political influence in New York City’s primaries, sweeping all three races with his endorsed progressive candidates. Brad Lander, Claire Valdez, and Darializa Avila Chevalier each won, with two defeating incumbent Democrats.  Is this a signal? Is the Democratic party taking a sharp shift left?

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California is pushing state employees back to the office four days a week beginning July 1, marking a major shift from pandemic-era telework. SEIU Local 1000 warns the mandate could trigger a “mass exodus,” with workers citing commuting costs, lost flexibility, and potential retirements or resignations.

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California’s minimum wage continues to rise, with many cities boosting pay July 1 beyond the state’s $16.90 hourly rate. Supporters say higher wages help workers keep up with soaring living costs.  But does it? California's "cost of living" policies puts it 11% higher than the national average.

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President Obama’s Presidential Center in Chicago is a massive cultural project—but not without controversy. Critics slam its windowless, fortress-like design, ballooning costs nearing $850 million, and use of public parkland. Others worry about gentrification and displacement, arguing the project could reshape the neighborhood as much as it honors Obama’s legacy.

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California voters will be asked to consider an $11.25 billion housing bond in November 2026 aimed at addressing the state’s housing crisis. It would fund construction, preservation, and rehabilitation of affordable housing, while expanding homeownership opportunities, including support for veterans and low‑income families statewide. Haven't we done this before?

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