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Startling possibility exposed as Trump press dinner shooting narrative cracks: analyst

A political analyst flagged a startling possibility as reports indicate the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner may not have happened as it seemed.

On Saturday, reports indicated that a lone alleged gunman, Cole Allen, rushed through security at the Washington Hilton and fired multiple rounds, striking one Secret Service agent, before being apprehended by law enforcement. The rounds allegedly were fired multiple floors below where the press, President Donald Trump, and members of Trump's cabinet were located.

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'Chills': Oil analyst floored as gas prices surge faster than tracking systems can keep up

Oil industry analyst Patrick De Haan was stunned on Wednesday as gas prices surged faster than he has ever remembered seeing.

In fact, he said on X, they're rising so fast in some parts of the country that the computer system he uses to keep track of it can't even keep up.

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Fuming Dem armed with bullhorn derails red state legislative proceedings

A Florida Democratic lawmaker interrupted state House proceedings in protest to the approval of a redistricting map that could give the GOP four congressional seats.

"You're destroying our democracy," state Rep. Angie Nixon, who's also running for Senate, could be heard in videos yelling into a bullhorn on the Florida House floor. "This is a violation of the Constitution! It is!"

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Piers Morgan hits MAGA pundits with blistering montage of Trump's own violent rhetoric

Political commentator Piers Morgan cooked up a devastating montage of President Donald Trump's violent rhetoric that he played on Wednesday during a fiery takedown of a MAGA pundit's talking point.

Morgan had MAGA commentator Clay Travis, conservative radio host Ben Ferguson, Democratic strategist Mike Nellis, and liberal YouTuber Cenk Uygur on a new episode of his show, "Piers Morgan Uncensored." During the panel segment, Travis and Ferguson both claimed that the violent rhetoric espoused by Democrats had inspired the alleged shooter at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday.

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MAGA lawmaker gets more than he bargained for from CNN host over 'astounding' gas prices

A GOP congressman had to answer for high gas prices after Trump announced an extended blockade of Iran, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth came under fire for the impact back home.

CNN journalist Brianna Keilar described the gas prices as "astounding," as the national average price has risen since last week by about 20 cents to $4.28 per gallon. Keilar asked Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) if his constituents would "agree that the price is worth it when it comes to Iran not acquiring a nuclear bomb."

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Republican explodes at Mike Johnson for going back on his word: 'We had an agreement!'

The collapse, and constant flux, of this week's legislative schedule caused a meltdown within the House Republican caucus on Wednesday, as members went at each other's throats over the failure to pass major priorities.

One of the largest sticking points remains the farm bill, which was forced to be delayed amid ongoing disagreements, only to be put back on schedule.

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Hot mic moment from Senate Republican stuns Judiciary Committee: report

Sen. Chuck Grassley, 92, (R-IA), befuddled his colleagues on the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday when he was caught on a hot mic questioning some of the answers that witnesses were giving.

The committee met to question several of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees, and some Democrats asked the nominees who won the 2020 general election. There have been multiple hearings where Democrats have asked Trump judicial nominees the same question, and they have refused to say outright that former President Joe Biden won the election.

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Fed-up Ted Cruz holds fellow Republican's legislation hostage in spat over spy fridge bill

A spat broke out between a couple of GOP senators while they were trying to pass their respective bills on the floor.

Sen. Rand Paul from Kentucky was trying to pass a bill that would give more land to a local Boys and Girls Club when fellow Republican Sen. Ted Cruz from Texas stepped in, according to an X post by Burgess Everett, the congressional bureau chief for Semafor.

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Spirit Airlines 'days' from running out of cash as creditors resist Trump buyout: report

Beleaguered ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is in such dire shape that it could be "days" from being forced to liquidate without an agreement on a government bailout, CBS News' Jennifer Jacobs and Kris Van Cleave reported on Wednesday.

The problem is that not all of Spirit's major creditors are supportive of the deal on the table, which would involve a $500 million infusion in return for up to 90 percent equity for the federal government.

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Supreme Court signals it may deal Trump major setback in mass deportation crusade

Conservative justices on the Supreme Court showed signs of leaning towards blocking Trump's effort to deport millions of immigrants.

Politico reported on Wednesday that Chief Justice John Roberts and Trump-appointed Justice Amy Coney Barrett "seemed like possible conservative votes" that will side with advocates for Haitian and Syrian immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

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Trump's golf clubs still promoting LIV Golf events as Saudi-backed league collapses

LIV Golf, the controversial golf league propped up by the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund, is on the brink of collapse, the Wall Street Journal reported — and it comes as Trump's golf clubs, that have hosted their events at exorbitant sums, continue to try to promote them.

The problem, reported the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, is that the Saudi funding is going away.

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Ex-GOP chair abruptly ends Senate campaign — and gives no reason for dropping out

Another Republican has decided to drop out of a key race — even before voting starts — as former Republican Party of Minnesota Chair and Minnesota Senate Minority Leader David Hann announced on Wednesday that he had suspended his campaign for Senate.

The Republican primary in Minnesota was slated for Aug.11.

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MAGA senator admits Trump's revenge bid is likely a loser

WASHINGTON — Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), a close ally of President Donald Trump's, threw cold water on the president's latest attempt to prosecute one of his political foes in an exclusive interview with Raw Story

Raw Story caught up with Johnson on Capitol Hill on Wednesday and asked him about the indictment that Trump's Department of Justice returned against former FBI Director James Comey. Johnson went along with the idea, although he acknowledged that it was unlikely to yield any substantive results.

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