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BREAKING: SCOTUS allows Texas redistricting map to go forward – The Post Millennial
The Supreme Court has struck down a lower court’s order that barred Texas’ new congressional map, which would likely result in five new Republican seats in the House, from taking effect.
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Iran offers proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz, but stops short of nuclear agreement – Just The News
Iran offered a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the war with the U.S., but negotiations on removing its stockpiles of enriched uranium would be postponed under the agreement.
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The DOE will no longer fund worthless degrees for students at US colleges – The Post Millennial
Student loan debt in the United States is nearing $1.7 trillion. The Biden administration tried to enact plans to forgive much of that student loan debt, but the Trump administration is taking a different approach, one that is more likely to ensure that it doesn’t continue to balloon.
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Trump doubles down on Pope Leo criticism, attacks Italian PM Meloni over stance on Iran
(LifeSiteNews) — U.S. President Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of Pope Leo XIV and expanded his attack to include Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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Oregon Amazon worker dies on warehouse floor—workers told to keep working – The Post Millennial
An Amazon worker died on the floor of the Troutdale, Oregon facility as “packages continued to roll” along the conveyor belts, reports The Western Edge.
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Trump says gas prices could remain high through November – Just The News
President Trump says gas prices, rising as a result of the U.S. war with Iran, might not decline before November, fueling headwinds for fellow Republicans trying to keep control of Congress during the midterm elections that month.
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