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Masked and armed agents are arresting people on US streets as aggressive enforcement ramps up

There are masked men, and some women, on the streets in American cities, sometimes travelling in unmarked cars, often carrying weapons and wearing military-style kit. They have the power to identify, arrest, detain non-citizens and deport undocumented immigrants. They also have the right to interrogate any individual who they believe…

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Trump administration memo clears way for federal employees to push their ‘correct’ religion on other coworkers

Efforts come after Trump executive order seeking to end anti-Christian bias

The Independent UK

Project 2025 architect is taking on Trump stalwart Lindsey Graham, 70, for Senate seat

Paul Dans says the Senate is the ‘headwaters of the swamp’

The Independent UK

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Elon Musk uses emoji to hint at whether he thinks Trump will pardon Ghislaine Maxwell

Trump has left the door open to pardoning Maxwell but has not made any indication he plans to yet

The Independent UK

First the Melania Opera House now the world: Republicans looks to rename entire Kennedy Center after Trump

Republicans are also seeking to rename the Kennedy Center’s Opera House after First Lady Melania Trump

The Independent UK

Media Watch: How has the US reported on Donald Trump's visit to Scotland?

This week we dive into how the American media has reported on Donald Trump's visit to Scotland.

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White House Reportedly Tells Hegseth To Stop Polygraph Tests As Senior Official Believe They Could Be Targeted Next

The White House reportedly directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to stop using polygraph tests to search for people who have leaked information to the media.

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Trump found his immigration playbook in the most unexpected place, and now he’s taking the cruelty even further

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White House reportedly told Pete Hegseth’s team to stop doing polygraph tests after complaint

Defense Secretary’s senior adviser, Patrick Weaver, reportedly objected after learning he could be next in line for a lie detector test

The Independent UK

JD Vance hits the road to sell Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

The Vice President is going on tour to discuss the bill’s ‘benefits for hardworking American families and businesses’

The Independent UK

Number of Democratic voters who are ‘extremely motivated’ to vote in next election skyrockets

Just 44 percent of Democratic voters expressed the same motivation four years ago

The Independent UK

Rough deal: Social media roasts Trump’s golf game after clip appears to show alleged cheating in Scotland

Trump has long been accused of cheating at golf and mixing politics and business on the course

The Independent UK

White House Forces Hegseth to Stop Polygraphing Employees He Suspects of Media Leaks: Report

Pete Hegseth was forced to stop polygraph testing his staff after the White House intervened on behalf of an irate Defense Department employee allied with President Donald Trump and Stephen Miller.

Latin Times

‘Leaking stuff himself’: Humiliating defeat for Pete Hegseth as Trump puts his ‘shush-shush’ scheme out of its misery

All that work for nothing.

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The Independent UK

Chris Christie says deputy AG interviewing Maxwell was ‘highly unusual’ and blasts Blanche for going alone

‘I have never seen this done, ever,’ says Christie about former Trump lawyer and deputy AG Todd Blanche personally talking to Maxwell

The Independent UK

Trump and the GOP working on an ‘agenda 2027’ to tell voters what to expect if they retain Congressional control

The president reportedly hopes to return to the campaign to boost support for Repubican candidates

AAP

Timing of US beef ban end 'absolutely' a coincidence

A decision to allow US beef imports into Australia was not aimed at appeasing the White House as part of tariff talks, the prime minister says.

Fortune

U.S.-Japan trade deal gives Trump control over $550 billion in investments. It could be ‘vaporware’—and a model for other countries

Analysts at Bank of America said that the Japan deal “looks like a reasonable blueprint” for other auto-exporting countries like South Korea.

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Benzinga

Anthony Scaramucci May Not Have Seen Eye-To-Eye With Trump On Crypto, But Called His Second Term, 'The Greatest Comeback In Political History'

Last week, former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci offered a surprising assessment of Donald Trump, calling his political comeback historic and cautioning critics not to confuse his communication style with a lack of intelligence.

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South Park Creators Issue Sarcastic Apology To Trump & Defend Unblurring His Penis

“They said, ‘OK, but we’re gonna blur the penis,’ and I said, ‘No you’re not gonna blur the penis.’”

The Guardian - US

Trump news at a glance: president dismisses continued Epstein and Maxwell furore as ‘not a big thing’

Donald Trump deflects on Epstein ties and rejects idea of a pardon for Maxwell. Key US politics stories from 25 July 2025

The Independent UK

With Columbia as a model, White House seeks fines in potential deals with Harvard and others

The White House is pursuing heavy fines from Harvard and other universities as part of potential settlements to end investigations into campus antisemitism, according to an administration official familiar with the matter

The Guardian - US

White House releases $5.5bn in education funds it had withheld

Trump administration’s block on congressionally approved funding for states had prompted Republican backlash

The Guardian - US

Trump’s trip to Scotland is mostly to visit his golf courses. Where’s the backlash?

As the US president fires thousands in the name of preventing alleged fraud, he continues to spend taxpayer funds on his outings

The Independent UK

Stunning amount Trump’s Scotland trip will cost taxpayers – largely to promote his golf courses there: report

President Trump’s ‘working trip’ to the U.K. is estimated to cost almost $10 million, and the taxpayer will likely foot most of the bill

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