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Tonight’s Michigan Results Could Reveal How Much Political Clout Gretchen Whitmer Still Has

Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary is doing more than choosing nominees for governor and U.S. Senate. The outcomes offer an immediate measure of how much influence Gov. Gretchen Whitmer still carries inside a Democratic Party preparing for a post-Whitmer era.

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The Idaho Shooting Hero Is Finally Speaking Out. Here’s What Happened in Those Critical Seconds

A civilian who returned fire during the mass shooting at a Twin Falls In-N-Out is now speaking publicly as police credit him and an off-duty state trooper with helping stop further bloodshed. Authorities say those first moments diverted the gunman and gave customers and workers time to escape.

Tonight’s Michigan Results Could Reveal How Much Political Clout Gretchen Whitmer Still Has

Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary is doing more than choosing nominees for governor and U.S. Senate. The outcomes offer an immediate measure of how much influence Gov. Gretchen Whitmer still carries inside a Democratic Party preparing for a post-Whitmer era.

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Security researchers say attackers drained about $70 million in bitcoin from more than 1,100 wallets in under an hour after exploiting a flaw tied to Coldcard wallet software. The incident has widened into a broader crypto security warning as estimated losses approach $89 million.

Man Carrying a Fake “Security Agent” Badge Was Caught Casing Trump’s Golf Club With an Illegal Rifle

Authorities said a 38-year-old man carrying a fake “security protection agent” badge was arrested after deputies found ammunition on him and weapons in his vehicle and home near Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles. The arrest came two days before President Donald Trump’s scheduled visit to the Rancho Palos Verdes property.

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A 37-year-old Spokane man was charged with first-degree arson after investigators tied him to the Old Trails Fire, one of three blazes that have destroyed hundreds of structures in the Spokane area. Officials said the fires have forced mass evacuations, damaged neighborhoods and left major questions about how quickly residents can return.

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The Idaho Shooting Hero Is Finally Speaking Out. Here’s What Happened in Those Critical Seconds

A civilian who returned fire during the mass shooting at a Twin Falls In-N-Out is now speaking publicly as police credit him and an off-duty state trooper with helping stop further bloodshed. Authorities say those first moments diverted the gunman and gave customers and workers time to escape.

Tonight’s Michigan Results Could Reveal How Much Political Clout Gretchen Whitmer Still Has

Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary is doing more than choosing nominees for governor and U.S. Senate. The outcomes offer an immediate measure of how much influence Gov. Gretchen Whitmer still carries inside a Democratic Party preparing for a post-Whitmer era.

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Security researchers say attackers drained about $70 million in bitcoin from more than 1,100 wallets in under an hour after exploiting a flaw tied to Coldcard wallet software. The incident has widened into a broader crypto security warning as estimated losses approach $89 million.

Man Carrying a Fake “Security Agent” Badge Was Caught Casing Trump’s Golf Club With an Illegal Rifle

Authorities said a 38-year-old man carrying a fake “security protection agent” badge was arrested after deputies found ammunition on him and weapons in his vehicle and home near Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles. The arrest came two days before President Donald Trump’s scheduled visit to the Rancho Palos Verdes property.

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Aaron Rodgers used a live ESPN appearance to denounce Dr. Anthony Fauci after Fauci repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment at a Senate hearing. The remarks added another flashpoint to Rodgers’ long-running public criticism of COVID-era health policy.

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Tonight’s Michigan Results Could Reveal How Much Political Clout Gretchen Whitmer Still Has

Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary is doing more than choosing nominees for governor and U.S. Senate. The outcomes offer an immediate measure of how much influence Gov. Gretchen Whitmer still carries inside a Democratic Party preparing for a post-Whitmer era.

Hackers Stole $70 Million in Bitcoin in Under an Hour by Exploiting a Single Software Flaw

Security researchers say attackers drained about $70 million in bitcoin from more than 1,100 wallets in under an hour after exploiting a flaw tied to Coldcard wallet software. The incident has widened into a broader crypto security warning as estimated losses approach $89 million.