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“$1.7 million”
“Rupert Lowe received 14,385 votes in the Norfolk constituency, seeing off Labour's Keir Cozens with a majority of 1,426.”
“The WRU still wants to press on with their proposal but the quartet will remain as they are until at least 2028.”
“Controlled use of psilocybin is legal in only three states, though.”
“a July 2025 executive order streamlining permitting for projects over 100 megawatts or $500 million.”
“$8.8 million”
“Despite just eight per cent of the British public identifying the Restore Britain leader”
“Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who has been actively courting the hyperscalers building massive data centers since late 2024.”
“100%”
“Whitmer lauded the Saline Township project, saying the facility expected to create 2,500 union construction jobs, alongside 450 permanent jobs on-site and 1,500 more in the community.”
“The Trump Department of Energy is restructuring $1.7 billion in Biden-era grants that were designed to coax major automakers to convert their factories into electric vehicle plants, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. The funding will …”
“voting 4–1 to deny it.”
“Out of the 2,200 grants it reviewed, the agency has restored 1,950 worth nearly $24 billion, according to the documents reviewed by the Free Beacon. The auto grants are some of the single-largest grants that the DOE restored.”
“Friedrichs said recently he would recuse himself from any projects before the state if Benson is elected governor in 2026.”
“We've had hundreds of dialogues with many applicants back-and-forth,”
“But those votes turned out to be only minor bumps on the project’s path: The developer quickly sued, the town settled, and the construction vehicles rolled in.”
“fifth-generation dairy farmer”
“with a July 2025 executive order streamlining permitting for projects over 100 megawatts or $500 million”
“more than two dozen Democratic-led states and cities, which are collectively home to roughly a quarter of the nation's population, have accused dozens of oil companies”
“The commission rejected the plan to rezone the farmland. The township board followed suit, voting 4–1 to deny it.”
“Under New York's law, oil companies will be forced to pay the state $75 billion over the next 25 years.”
“In Germany in 2019, at the time of the EC anti-merger ruling, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier proposed an industrial policy involving the creation of European national champions”
“tossed lawsuits brought against more than a dozen oil companies by the City of Baltimore, Anne Arundel County, and the City of Annapolis”
“He is said to have refused a knighthood three times”
“more than two dozen Democratic-led states and cities”
“the Ukrainian government last week launched a 24-hour Hungarian-language radio broadcast”
“roughly a quarter of the nation's population”
“The conflict between Hungary and the Ukrainian leadership is based on three issues where we have complete disagreement, and there is no in-between”
“A dozen states have introduced such laws”
“stressing that weaning Hungary off Russian energy would take at least a decade.”
“two—Vermont and New York—have passed them”
“perhaps 100,000 supporters of Hungary’s Fidesz government packed central Budapest for the country’s national day.”
“Under New York's law, oil companies will be forced to pay the state $75 billion over the next 25 years”
“the Ukrainian government last week launched a 24-hour Hungarian-language radio broadcast, aimed directly at Hungarian voters.”
“tossed lawsuits brought against more than a dozen oil companies”
“weaning Hungary off Russian energy would take at least a decade.”
“Center Street, 368 pp., $30”
“79% of whom believe foreign intelligence agencies will attempt to meddle in the election.”
“prompting Massie to offer her $5,000 to 'just walk away.'”
“The first defector was Pedro Sánchez, Spain’s impeccably elegant bourgeois prime minister, who rules his country by herding over a dozen Leftist and regional separatist parties in coalition.”
“Axios obtained documents indicating that the congressional office also offered West $60,000 to settle the complaint.”
““The dollar is our currency, but it’s your problem,” John Connally, Nixon’s treasury secretary, once told the Europeans. That was back in 1971,”
“Sam Mahrouq, a Texas-based businessman who says he was born in a Palestinian refugee camp, gave Massie's campaign $7,000 last year.”
“Only three weeks into the US‑Iran war, European interest rates have risen and there are reports of gas shortages.”
“He has also given $150,000 to left-wing 'Squad' members like Reps. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) and Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.).”
“"The dollar is our currency, but it’s your problem," John Connally, Nixon’s treasury secretary, once told the Europeans.”
“The group's founder—who has compared ICE agents to Nazis—donated $500 to Massie's campaign.”
“Until about a decade ago, I was moderately optimistic that the EU, or rather the eurozone, could emerge as a vehicle for geopolitical power and independence.”
“West said she began dating Massie shortly after the death of his high school sweetheart and wife of more than 30 years.”
“Massie met 'over a decade ago'”
“The pair wed about a year after the death of Massie's first wife.”
“you Jews”
“Oh wow, I'm so sorry for calling you a Jew”
“anti-American”
“Lawler and his 'Jewish supporters' served Israel over America”
“I'm going to help him. I'm going to be with him every step of the way.”
“West declined Massie's offer of $5,000 to 'just walk away.' West declined Massie's offer as well as a $60,000 offer from the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights 'to settle the case,' she said.”
“she was fired from Spartz's office after 'six weeks' on the job, she said.”
“paid West $17,111.10 over the course of 12 weeks—between January 1, 2025, and March 31, 2025”
“Spartz was indeed 'offered a $60,000 settlement in her wrongful termination complaint against Spartz' in March.”
“The pair wed in October 2025, about a year after the death of Massie's first wife.”
“Gallrein has raised $3.1 million to Massie's $5.5 million and entered May with $543,000 on hand to Massie's $608,000.”
“Last year, for example, it paid out nearly $100,000 to settle an employment discrimination claim against the office of former Oregon congresswoman Lori Chavez‑DeRemer.”
“West told Axios that Massie did at one point give her more money, providing $10,000 'in an envelope of $100 bills when they first began dating as a surety for incidentals if West, a single mom, left her job to work for Spartz and needed th…”
“Massie first messaged her on X in mid-August 2024, less than two months after the death of his high school sweetheart and wife of more than 30 years.”
“including to South Africa, where Massie addressed the Libertarian Society of South Africa in late November 2024.”
“"Throughout her 28 years serving our country, Bridget Brink has made ethics and transparency the highest priority," he said.”
“"As a two-time ambassador, including the first female ambassador in a war zone, Brink underwent comprehensive vetting by both the Trump and Biden administrations before being unanimously confirmed twice by the U.S. Senate."”
“when its contract expires.”
“Roughly 9 percent of NU-Q graduates since 2014”
“more than 10 percent bear the surname of the ruling Al Thani family”
“around one in five graduates in that time represent the country's elite”
“90 percent of the individual donations to the Democrat came from out of state last quarter.”
“If you from [sic] eastern North Carolina, which I am, we know about huntin’, we know about fishin', we know about some good barbeque," Davis told reporters on March 3.”
“I am a 5th-generation eastern North Carolinian," he posted on X in 2022.”
“But of the roughly $360,000 Davis raised between January and March, just $37,000—about 10 percent—came from in-state donors, campaign finance records show.”
“That’s only slightly higher than two pots of approximately $34,000 that came from New York City and Washington, D.C.-area residents.”
“The preceding quarter was even more lopsided: Davis received only about $10,000 from North Carolina contributors out of roughly $160,000 in individual donations overall, or about 6 percent.”
“He won reelection in 2024 by less than 2 percentage points.”
“He is also 1 of the 13 Democrats representing a district carried by President Donald Trump, who defeated former vice president Kamala Harris in North Carolina's First Congressional District by nearly 5 percentage points.”
“In January 2024, a year into his first term, Davis billed taxpayers roughly $2,300 for ride-share expenses during a single-day trip to Eagle Pass, Texas, where he toured the southern border.”
“The charges came amid broader travel costs for the trip that totaled nearly $10,000, even though comparable transportation arrangements were estimated to cost closer to $1,000, the Washington Free Beacon reported.”
“A majority of the 47 Democrats in the Senate, including a handful of potential 2028 presidential candidates, backed two resolutions from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) blocking arms and equipment sales to Israel.”
“He voted against three Sanders resolutions to prevent the United States from selling tank munitions, bomb guidance kits, and mortar rounds in November 2024; opposed two April 2025 resolutions aiming to block the sale of bombs and guidance …”
“Kelly, who has said he is 'undecided' on a run, likewise voted against the November 2024 and April 2025 resolutions, but opted not to vote either way on the two from July.”
“Gallego, who has openly mulled a run for president, has a similar history to Booker. After entering the Senate in January 2025, he voted against both of the Sanders resolutions that April and did not vote on the July attempts to block arms…”
“Slotkin, a fellow member of the Senate class of 2024 who has said she might run for president, has the same exact voting history as Gallego.”
“The 40 and 36 Democrats—including Sanders and Angus King (Maine), who are independents but caucus with the Democrats—who respectively voted for the resolutions against selling bulldozers and bombs to Israel mark the highest number of the p…”
“Sixty-seven percent of Democrats surveyed told NBC News pollsters that their sympathies lie more with the Palestinians than the Israelis, up from 18 percent in 2013.”
“Fifty-seven percent of Democratic respondents said they hold a negative view of Israel, as opposed to 35 percent who said the same in 2023.”
“Democrats are beginning to listen to the average American who is sick and tired of spending billions of dollars to support Netanyahu's horrific wars.”
“He voted against three Sanders resolutions to prevent the United States from selling tank munitions, bomb guidance kits, and mortar rounds in November 2024”
“opposed two April 2025 resolutions aiming to block the sale of bombs and guidance kits”
“and voted against two July 2025 attempts to halt the transfer of rifles and other munitions.”
“Kelly, who has said he is "undecided" on a run, likewise voted against the November 2024 and April 2025 resolutions, but opted not to vote either way on the two from July.”
“After entering the Senate in January 2025, he voted against both of the Sanders resolutions that April and did not vote on the July attempts to block arms sales.”
“For Barron Trump, that day (March 20) is today.”
“Duwaji, 28, has found more discrete and sophisticated ways to condone terrorism.”
“In addition to 'liking' a series of Instagram posts celebrating the Oct. 7 massacre by Hamas”
“He was 86.”
