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In a fierce response to Texas Republican redistricting efforts, California Governor Gavin Newsom threatens a special election to push back against GOP tactics, asserting that Democrats will not let democracy erode.
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As Texas Republicans push for early redistricting, governors nationwide are caught in a political showdown. Will Democrats retaliate with their own redistricting plans? Find out how this could impact the upcoming midterm elections.
In a significant move for the Cincinnati Bengals, first-round pick Shemar Stewart has signed a four-year contract worth $18.97 million, resolving a standoff that kept him from minicamp. With a $10.4 million signing bonus included, this deal marks a pivotal moment for both the team and the rookie defensive end, who sought clarity on contract terms concerning guaranteed money.
Public Health officials in Central Texas have found traces of the measles virus in Austin-Travis County wastewater, prompting urgent vaccination reminders. With two recent cases linked to travel, the community is at risk without proper immunization.
In a surprising move, NPR's editor-in-chief Edith Chapin announces her resignation amid federal funding cuts. Learn how her departure could impact public broadcasting and the future of NPR.
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In today's newsletter, we uncover startling headlines including Tulsi Gabbard's claims of an intelligence plot against Trump, a manhunt for a suspect in a shooting, and shocking summer chaos across America. Plus, updates on Texas floods and more!
In a dramatic turn of events, the number of missing persons in Texas' catastrophic flooding has plummeted from 160 to just 3. As recovery efforts continue, officials emphasize the importance of thorough searches to reunite families. The tragedy claimed at least 135 lives, with a special legislative session set to address the aftermath.
