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Gen Z hunger summit pushes Congress on food insecurity
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More than 160 Gen Z leaders from 35 states gathered in Washington on July 14-15 to lobby lawmakers on food insecurity and related policy fixes.
Nashville labor parade honors Vonda McDaniel after her death
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Nashville’s Labor Day Parade on Saturday honored Central Labor Council President Vonda McDaniel after her sudden death in July. The tribute drew union, civic and community leaders and highlighted her influence on labor organizing, apprenticeship…
Supreme Court ruling boosts presidential control over federal regulators
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A Dentons webinar says the Supreme Court’s June 29 decision in Trump v. Slaughter could reshape how federal agencies regulate energy, infrastructure and environmental permitting.
400-plus scholars and leaders demand release of Tunisian politician Rached Ghannouchi
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An international coalition of more than 400 scholars, former officials and human rights leaders is pressing Tunisia to free Rached Ghannouchi, who was sentenced in June 2026 to life in prison plus 30 years.
Mike ter Maat launches bid for Republican vice presidential nomination
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Mike ter Maat announced at FreedomFest in Las Vegas that he is seeking the Republican Party’s vice presidential nomination, a move that would put delegates more directly in control of the selection.
Ronald Gruner releases updated anniversary edition of We the Presidents
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Ronald Gruner has published an expanded anniversary edition of We the Presidents on July 4, 2026, timed to America’s 250th anniversary.
FIIDS says 150-plus delegates met 100-plus congressional offices on Capitol Hill
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The Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies held its 4th Annual Indian American Capitol Hill Day on June 30 in Washington, bringing more than 150 delegates from 25 states to Congress.
New book recasts Colorado statehood as a political power play
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Historian Maxwell Rotbart says Colorado’s 1876 admission to the Union was shaped more by partisan strategy and presidential politics than by frontier growth.
Haitian-American leaders to press Senate on Haiti TPS bill after Supreme Court ruling
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The National Haitian American Elected Officials Network will host a June 29 press conference in Miami to urge Senate passage of S. 4814, a bill that would extend Temporary Protected Status for Haiti through 2029. The event follows a June 25…
Former Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick backs Dr. Nizam Razack for Congress
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Former Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick has endorsed Dr. Nizam Razack’s campaign for Florida’s 11th Congressional District, citing Razack’s record as a neurosurgeon, attorney and community leader.
Billboard campaign targets federal barred owl killing plan
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The Center for a Humane Economy has launched a four-state billboard campaign to pressure federal officials to abandon a plan it says would kill 450,000 barred owls over 30 years.
AHJC forum pushes Congress to scrutinize transnational terror networks
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The American Hindu Jewish Congress brought lawmakers and national security voices to Capitol Hill to focus on transnational terror networks, foreign influence, and financing gaps in U.S. institutions.
Analyticom launches 'Redeem Capitalism' initiative tied to its Millionaire Modality program
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Analyticom LLC says its new Redeem Capitalism initiative and Millionaire Modality program are designed to help people build wealth over time and encourage support for capitalism over socialism.
ButterflyMan publishes political thriller The Longest Line
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ButterflyMan has released The Longest Line, an international political thriller that uses fiction to examine espionage, disinformation and the vulnerability of modern democracies.
AI book imagines letters from presidents and founders for America’s 250th birthday
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Author and leadership researcher Ajit Kambil has released Letters to America, a book that uses AI to reimagine what 40 deceased U.S. presidents and seven Founders might say to the country on the 250th anniversary of independence.
Ronald McDonald House Westchester names Colleen Magliari Borrelli CEO
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Ronald McDonald House Westchester has appointed healthcare and community leader Colleen Magliari Borrelli as chief executive officer to guide the Valhalla nonprofit’s next phase of family support.
Bankole Thompson calls Obama Presidential Center a monument to hope
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Detroit journalist and author Bankole Thompson praised the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on June 22, 2026, calling it a civic landmark that preserves a story about leadership, inclusion and democratic possibility.
ButterflyMan pubblica The Longest Line, thriller politico sulla democrazia sotto attacco
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ButterflyMan ha annunciato la pubblicazione internazionale di The Longest Line, un thriller politico ambientato nell’era digitale che mette al centro spionaggio, guerra dell’informazione e influenza straniera.
Joel Rakow releases political thriller set in the Texas Panhandle
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Joel Rakow, Ed.D., has released his first fiction novel, Life in Woke America, a political thriller set in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.
Former NFL player joins Congo’s 2028 presidential race amid minerals, security concerns
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Patrice Majondo Mwamba, a former NFL player and 2023 presidential candidate, has entered the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 2028 race.
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