Secret Service chief says agency failed to protect Trump
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle told a partisan hearing that the agency failed in protecting former President Trump at a rally in Butler Pennsylvania after a gunman opened fire on July 13. Lawmakers demanded her resignation while praising few answers and criticizing the agency for security lapses and an identified rooftop vulnerability.
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Harris claims most of the delegates she needs for nomination
Vice President Kamala Harris jumps to a commanding fundraising start and solid delegate support after Biden steps aside. Key endorsements pour in from governors and party leaders as Harris unites the party and positions for the 2024 race. The Biden campaign transfers leadership and a vast staff and war chest to Harris.
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Republicans threaten suit over ballot change ridiculed
GOP threats to block Democrats from placing a non Biden nominee on the November ballot drew swift criticism. Experts say Biden’s unexpected exit timing makes success unlikely, noting Democrats cannot yet name a formal nominee and thus cannot replace Biden via standard convention rules.
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Israel orders evacuation of Gaza humanitarian zone
The Israeli military ordered the evacuation of a designated humanitarian zone in Deir al Balah Gaza Strip as it plans operations against Hamas. Thousands of Palestinians fled, many with children, amid a shrinking 23 square mile zone now reduced by about 4 square miles.
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U.S. announces 4.3 billion for local climate projects
The EPA unveils 4.3 billion in funding for 25 recipients across 30 states to support forest management and energy efficiency, while states cities and territories craft climate action plans. The release follows embargoed briefings ahead of Biden's reelection bid and mirrors a broader push to speed climate money distribution before November. The Energy Department also reported 1.7 billion for auto factory retooling to produce electric vehicles. A White House backed report urges tech platforms to curb youth risky online behavior, amid bipartisan online safety concerns.
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