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“The union had issued a 15-day ultimatum to the state government.”
“He raised $16 million ($15 million more than his opponent)”
“Accompanied by his children and Meghan, it marked the first time Lilibet and Archie had seen their grandfather since 2022.”
“Burnham posted more than 50 times on Instagram”
“The city has spent billions on this very premise, only to see homelessness jump by 3.4%, per the most recent official count.”
“Charles was informed of the couple's plans on Sunday.”
“A version of the CLARITY Act was passed by the House in July last year.”
“The precise amount could change, but the officials expect Musk to spend around $100 million to $200 million with a focus on voter turnout in key races, including Texas”
“Per the note from Loeb, a hearing on the matter was scheduled for July 20, which is typically a forum for elected officers to plead their own case on the matter and present evidence to contradict international leaders’ claims.”
“more than half of the 5 million pound ($6.76 million) study”
“The Ulchi exercise began on Monday and was supposed to last for 11 days, but will now end on Aug. 21, one week earlier than originally scheduled, the official says.”
“In connection with his golf career, DeChambeau was selected to chair President Donald Trump’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition last year.”
“Itamar Ben‑Gvir, Israel’s far‑right National Security Minister, sparked outrage earlier this week by suggesting that Israel should kill "30 or 40" people each night in Gaza.”
“Nixon swamped Vindman by more than 12 points, garnering over 700,000 of the total 1.25 million votes.”
“It has been reported that the King was first made aware of the move on Sunday, just three days prior to the information becoming public knowledge.”
“Reform UK's Nigel Farage has by far the biggest online audience of any UK party leader, with 7.6 million followers across Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube”
“at taxpayer expense of about $80K per homeless person per year.”
“President Trump reupped claims of widespread illegal voting by non-U.S. citizens with the help of an unusual Census Bureau report that appears to have ties to a think tank aligned with him, NPR has learned.”
“Fifteen years doesn’t simply vanish because the relationship becomes toxic.”
“According to the latest FEC filings, James Talarico had raised roughly $69 million compared to Paxton's $9 million.”
“He has 57 very powerful nuclear weapons," Trump said to reporters on the White House grounds.”
“William – a future king – is estranged from his brother after Harry levelled a barrage of accusations against the prince, Kate, the King and Queen Camilla in the years since the Megxit crisis of 2020.”
“Cody Dahler, a comedian who posts sweary political explainers to his two million followers”
“We have spent billions on homeless housing and services, and our constituents have been incredibly generous, They have every right to expect something in return.”
“Trump said that the bureau's initial analysis of more than 128 million voter records shows that over 24,000 noncitizens voted illegally in the 2020 presidential election.”
“Cohen confirmed reports that Trump will appear on his podcast, which he said will debut at 6 p.m. EDT Thursday evening.”
“Musk’s projected spend adds to the Republican National Committee’s $128 million war chest”
“Trump, who met Kim Jong Un face‑to‑face three times during his first term”
“On Wednesday night (August 19), it was announced that the royal couple plan to move back to the UK to raise their children in the Duke of Sussex's home country, according to reports.”
“While this is highest among 16-24 year olds at 78%”
“Only 13% of Gen Z (born between 1997 and 2012) said that they could trust the majority of people”
“just 1.3 percentage points”
“he would pay the $825,000 cost for an audit”
“the Democratic National Committee is $2 million in debt”
“President Donald Trump and aide Natalie Harp (R) exit Marine One on the Ellipse near the White House on Aug. 16, 2026.”
“The Duke and Duchess left the UK six years ago, shortly after they stepped back from royal life.”
“Even among over 75s, 22% find out what is happening in the world from social media”
“while almost three-quarters (74%) said “you can’t be too careful,” according to a study by political scientist Ryan Burge at Washington University.”
“He predicted costs for a recount could ultimately reach “upwards of $1 million,” according to NBC News”
“MAGA Inc has about $400 million on hand; there is no Democratic equivalent.”
“After hearing her recount her experience, Trump asked her to give a speech at the 2020 Republican National Convention, according to the New York Times.”
“But it is understood that the couple will leave their Hollywood home behind for a UK homestead at the end of August.”
“The main parties have far more followers on Facebook (four million combined), which is much more widely used overall, than X (where they have a combined 3.2 million)”
“Millennials were slightly less paranoid, with roughly a quarter (24%) agreeing that most people could be trusted”
“Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, ... announced in January he would not seek a third term”
“The New York Times earlier reported that Musk had authorized his PAC to spend at least $100 million for the 2026 midterms.”
“According to the Times, Harp wrote Trump several letters in 2023 that concerned some people near him.”
“It has been reported that the couple's children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, will be enrolled on a British school.”
“Burnham's TikTok post rating pub snacks attracted a million views”
“and two-thirds (67%) erring on the side of caution”
“In the 2024 election, the Trump campaign outsourced its field operations to America PAC, which paid third-party canvassing firms more than $46 million across several battleground states”
“According to the Times, which cited two people who were aware of the situation, Harp hit the 'send' button on the enraged messages that Trump sent to the billionaire and major Republican donor Miriam Adelson in 2024—messages that nearly lo…”
“The Telegraph reports that the King was informed of the move on Sunday night (August 16) and was pleased to learn that he will be able to see the family more when they return to Britain.”
“Yet a less gimmicky video, straightforwardly listing the five things he said he had done in his first week as PM, got five million”
“Gen X and Boomers had similar levels of interpersonal trust, with 30% and 29% respectively saying that most people could be trusted.”
“In the end, Trump swept all six battleground states, but Trump officials were unconvinced that was a result of America PAC’s work with paid canvassers”
“When Trump left Turkey in July on a secret, alternate plane after receiving an Iranian assassination threat, only a few people working in the White House were on his flight, including Harp, CBS News reported.”
“The Prince and Princess of Wales, who have not been on speaking terms with Harry and Meghan for some time, have also been informed of the news, the outlet claims.”
“In July, the government launched a 12-week consultation on the appearance, packaging and display of vapes”
“The Silent Generation was by far the most trusting, with 41% of those surveyed believing most people to be trustworthy, and 51% saying it pays to be careful.”
“The 2024 America PAC operation also faced complaints from workers who claimed that they had been tricked, and threatened with having to pay for their own lodging unless they hit massive quotas.”
“They purchased the mansion in 2020 after leaving royal life behind when they moved across the pond.”
“The 100-day consultation follows the recent passing of the Tobacco and Vapes Act”
“In 2018, just over 20% of Gen Z believed most people could be trusted”
“They will also reportedly keep their holiday home in Portugal.”
“Children aged 17 or younger now face a lifelong ban on buying cigarettes, since it will be illegal for shops to sell tobacco to anyone born after 1 January 2009.”
“but in 2025, that figure is in single digits.”
“He simply shared the news with a facepalm emoji as his fellow fans flocked to the comments to express their outrage.”
“35-year-old Harp”
“Some two-thirds (67%) of Gen Z-ers with a 4-year degree or more felt that other people couldn’t be trusted”
“Meghan previously told The Cut that if Archie were in school in the UK, she would never be able to do school pick-up and drop-off without it being a royal photo call with a press pen of 40 people taking pictures.”
“compared to a staggering 80% of those with a high school diploma or less.”
“King Charles was reportedly informed on Sunday (August 16) that Harry and Meghan will return to Britain.”
“where 48% of those with college degrees expressed mistrust of others”
“If true, the bombshell move would represent a huge U-turn for the couple, who left the UK for North America in 2020 after they stepped back as senior working royals.”
“compared to 82% of those in their peer group who didn’t attend higher education.”
“Archie, seven”
“Mamdani promised during his mayoral campaign to open five city-owned supermarkets, one in each borough”
“Lilibet, five”
“Former Yale University liberal arts student Gustavo Gordillo, 38, was fired from his apprenticeship program in March after ghosting his employer for months, the IBEW Local 3 union confirmed Wednesday.”
“Harry quit royal life six years ago”
“Federal non‑profit paperwork shows that the NYC‑DSA did not pay its co‑chairs previously, with Mausser and Gordillo receiving zero money in exchange for five hours a week of work in 2025.”
“Harry, 41”
“The resolution states that the co‑chairs will have to raise 15% of their salary.”
“first birthday in 2022”
“Just 20% of Brits have a positive view of Meghan and two-thirds have a negative view.”
“About 30% have a favorable view of Prince Harry, according to a YouGov poll.”
“Prince William has a 76% approval rating.”
“less than three miles from the university’s main campus.”
“for 23 residents by Aug. 27”
“People would rather see a nuclear power plant built in their neighborhood than a data center, a May Gallup poll found, with a whopping 71% of Americans opposed to the latter.”
“In comparison, 53% opposed new nuclear energy plants.”
“In January, people who said they voted for Democratic Kamala Harris for president in 2024 were split on the issue, with 36% saying they would support a data center being built within three miles of their home and 33% saying they would not.”
“By July, 53% of Harris voters opposed a data center site, while just 22% said they would support it.”
“Even among those who voted for Republican President Trump — who has praised the rapid rise of AI for drawing billions of dollars in infrastructure investment and potentially creating swaths of jobs — 33% said they would oppose a data cente…”
“The share who said they would support a data center project dropped nine percentage points to 34%.”
“more than 200 data centers are being built in dozens of competitive House districts, according to a recent Politico analysis.”
“One TikTok video with over 11 million views shows a homeowner in Dowagiac, Mich., sitting on a porch and listening to a high‑pitched whining sound that allegedly comes from a nearby data center 24/7.”
“We don’t even need data centers," said one commenter, who racked up more than 75,000 likes.”
“the then‑senator‑elect’s campaign spent $1,227 on airfare in late 2024 for his sister‑in‑law to visit Washington”
