📰 Comrade Chris’ – Republicans aim to anchor Mamdani to Democrats across the country

Comrade Chris' – Republicans aim to anchor Mamdani to Democrats across the country

Republican politicians are seizing on Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the mayoral primary in New York City to attack Democrats nationwide. Mamdani’s win has energized Republicans to link him with other Democrats in competitive races, such as in New Hampshire’s 2026 Senate race. The GOP is using digital ads to connect Mamdani with prominent Democrats like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, labeling them as far-left and socialist. Mamdani’s progressive policies, such as free bus rides and government-run grocery stores, are being used by Republicans to paint him as extreme. Despite the attacks, Democrats are downplaying the impact of the GOP strategy, citing the unique political landscape of New York City compared to other parts of the country.

📰 One year after Trump rally shooting, witnesses say investigations leave more questions than answers

One year after Trump rally shooting, witnesses say investigations leave more questions than answers

One year after an attempted assassination on President Donald Trump, witnesses express dissatisfaction with official investigations, citing failures in preparation and law enforcement missteps. Despite federal probes and a congressional investigation, questions remain about what went wrong during the shooting. Shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks was killed by law enforcement, leading to shakeups in the Secret Service. Motive and missed warnings continue to haunt the incident, with attendees speculating on Crooks’ actions and the lack of security measures in place. Calls for accountability persist, with local residents and lawmakers seeking answers and criticizing the handling of the case by Pennsylvania officials. The investigation’s inconclusiveness and lack of trust in the process have fueled demands for further scrutiny at the federal level, as the community seeks closure and justice for the victims.

📰 Trump grants ‘total authorization’ to ICE agents to protect themselves after violent California clashes

Trump grants 'total authorization' to ICE agents to protect themselves after violent California clashes

President Donald Trump has authorized federal immigration agents to protect themselves after clashes with protesters at a California cannabis farm. Trump expressed outrage over violence against ICE officers, emphasizing the importance of law and order. Federal authorities conducted raids on Glass House Farms, uncovering underage laborers and leading to a worker’s death. Trump directed ICE to arrest those who assault law enforcement, granting total authorization for protection. The incident highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in maintaining order and safety during enforcement operations.

📰 Inside longtime Biden aide’s marathon closed-door grilling in House GOP cover-up probe

Inside longtime Biden aide's marathon closed-door grilling in House GOP cover-up probe

Ashley Williams, a longtime ally of former President Joe Biden, met with House investigators for nearly six hours as Republicans investigate allegations that top aides hid Biden’s mental decline. During the interview, Williams claimed not to recall various details multiple times, including discussions about Biden’s cognitive health and the use of teleprompters. Despite this, she affirmed that Biden is fit to be president. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is also looking into whether presidential orders were signed without Biden’s knowledge and if there was a cover-up of his alleged decline. Republican investigators have raised concerns about Biden’s fitness for office, particularly after a disastrous debate in June 2024, but Williams defended his performance during that event. Williams, who worked for Biden’s 2020 campaign and in the White House, was subpoenaed by the committee last year but was reportedly blocked from providing information. She is the third person to appear before investigators in recent weeks.

📰 David Gergen, trusted White House advisor to 4 US presidents across decades, dies at 83

David Gergen, trusted White House advisor to 4 US presidents across decades, dies at 83

David Gergen, a former advisor to four U.S. presidents and a well-known political commentator, passed away at the age of 83 in a retirement home in Massachusetts due to complications from Lewy body dementia. Colleagues and friends expressed their condolences and praised Gergen’s professionalism and kindness. Gergen was credited with crafting the famous question used by Ronald Reagan during the 1980 election campaign: “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” Despite facing challenges during his time with the Nixon administration, Gergen continued to be involved in politics and academia, working for institutions like the American Enterprise Institute and Harvard University. His expertise in communication strategy was highly valued, with former White House Chief of Staff James A. Baker III describing him as the best conceptualizer in that field.

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