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Despite an intense overnight session, the Senate failed to advance the SAVE America Act, delaying key legislative efforts ahead of the midterm elections.
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Vic Fangio humorously referenced Dr. Anthony Fauci’s repeated invocation of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing while answering reporters’ questions about the Eagles’ lineup.
The Hill | Jul 31, 2026, 1:10 AM 1 source Single-source report
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President Donald Trump warns he may pull the nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general until Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office, following their objections tied to a tax lawsuit settlement.
NBC Politics | Jul 31, 2026, 12:39 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Gabriel Perez, accused of using inside knowledge to bet on President Trump’s speeches via Kalshi, no longer works for the federal government, a White House official says.
Guardian US | Jul 29, 2026, 12:06 AM 2 sources Balanced or center source mix Compare
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Diary entries from Anthony Fauci reveal his personal thoughts on key figures during the COVID-19 pandemic, including President Trump, Hunter Biden, and media personalities.
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Abdul El-Sayed addresses resurfaced 2020 remarks on defunding police amid scrutiny during Michigan Senate campaign.
Fox News Latest | Jul 13, 2026, 3:49 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Former Democrat Julian Epstein criticizes his party’s direction and supports Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race against Abdul El-Sayed.
Fox News Latest | Aug 11, 2026, 10:14 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Progressive Francesca Hong leads Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary as key Midwest races highlight ideological divides within the party.
Fox News Latest | Aug 11, 2026, 10:04 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat, is closely linked with progressive commentator Hasan Piker, shaping the upcoming general election as GOP nominee Mike Rogers seeks a narrow victory.
Fox News Latest | Aug 11, 2026, 9:24 AM 1 source Single-source report
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After a recount, Republican Paula Copenhaver leads State Sen. Spencer Deery by three votes in the Indiana state Senate primary. Deery has announced plans to appeal the result.
NBC Politics | Aug 11, 2026, 8:14 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Republican senators lacked sufficient support to hold a roll call vote to delay the Senate recess amid efforts to advance the SAVE America Act.
Daily Caller | Aug 11, 2026, 4:15 AM 1 source Single-source report![Seven key layers of the internet are illustrated, showing how users are connected to content (ie, web pages) served by content providers. Significant milestones are highlighted in columns on the left and right, showing key contributions made by some of the instrumental people involved in inventing and developing the technology. Listed on the left side are the highlighted rudimentary advances. Listed on the right side are the more refined advances that helped to enable major breakthroughs. For example, while computers were around since the 1940s, it was not until the advent of inexpensive personal computers in the mid-1970s that the Internet revolution could be enabled. These two columns can be thought of as the "first wave" and the "second wave" in construction toward the internet. A network is formed when multiple computers are linked together. The Internet is the formation consisting of a 'network of networks', enabled globally through a standard Internet Protocol (IP). It is said that email was the first extremely popular application of the Internet. The World Wide Web was a significant advance in accessing information on the Internet, by implementing the HyperText Transfer Protocol (http). But even the Web was in want of an engaging User Interface, and this was provided by the web browser, where images could be displayed along with text and hyperlinks. Up through the late 1990s, browsing the web was frequently frustrating when trying to find specific content. This problem was solved by significant advances in the search engine, specifically with the advent of Google in 1998 and their backlink "voting" algorithm for ranking page relevance. Content in specific webpages, coded in HyperText Markup Language (html), is directly accessible in the Web. For this reason, the Search Engine layer is marked with an asterisk (*). But if content cannot be found by a user, then this is indistinguishable from that content not existing, from the perspective of that user. (Content can also be accessed without using a browser nor the Web, as was the norm prior to the invention of the Web, but this is no longer typically done by the average user.) Solving the search problem was a critical step in the creation of a highly usable internet. 1976 could be taken as the first singular point in this computer revolution timeline, where the devices started to make great headway into the home, and 1998 can be seen as the culminating layer where the search problem became mostly solved. The web was then engaging and very easily usable. Maturation of these seven layers then set the stage for subsequent revolutions, such as YouTube and Social Networking. That mature version was later referred to as Web 2.0 , so this diagram can be seen as identifying the layers and milestones accomplished in the creation of " Web 1.0 ". Layers are labeled in the plural when a multitude of elements exist within that layer, versus just one (such as one Internet) or only several (as with search engines). Note that 'content' here is used in the plural, as there are literally trillions of webpages. At the bottom of these layers is the user , interfacing with their computer. At the top is the content. So the internet is a system that connects users to content presented by its creators. When providers of content are users themselves, then the connection is what is known as peer-to-peer . The path used by creators to upload their content is similar to the path for users in accessing the content. A more complete diagram could be shown in the geometry of the letter lambda: Λ, depicting a direct connection with a content creator located at their computer at the base of one leg, and the user at their computer at the base of the other leg. But a strictly vertical geometry is depicted in this diagram for the sake of simplicity. HyperCard was a major breakthrough for hyperlinked user content, and while it failed to make the transition to internetworked connectivity, it was inspirational toward the creation of advancements like html. A distinction between Web 2.0 versus Web 1.0 is that the early version of the internet had very few content creators, whereas applications like social media has enabled exponential growth in the numbers of users who are also content creators. One way that Web 3.0 has been defined is with the rise of distributed computing platforms like the P2P (peer-to-peer) file sharing protocol BitTorrent (released in 2001) and TOR (launched in the mid-2000s) which have been a shift away from the centralized control of servers. This was followed in 2009 by the cryptocurrency BitCoin which establishes trust by way of a distributed secure ledger known as a blockchain . A more comprehensive realization of the potential of the blockchain was released in 2015 as the Turing-complete distributed computing platform Ethereum . The functionality of these features of "Web 3.0" could be generally described as a distributed layer operating on top of TCP/IP, but is not represented in this current diagram. A timeline could be identified as: pre-1971 - Infrastructure building, 1971 - Internetworking made useful with the "killer app" of email, 1991 - Internet made functional with the public debut of the World Wide Web (50 years after the first Turing-complete computer by Zuse, 20 years after email), 1993 - Internet made engaging with the rich graphic interface of Mosaic, 1998 - Internet made practical with Google solving relevant search, thereby making accessible large portions of the internet that had been unknown to users. Quote: “ There are two ages of the Internet - before Mosaic, and after. The combination of Tim Berners-Lee's Web protocols, which provided connectivity, and Marc Andreesen's browser, which provided a great interface, proved explosive. In twenty-four months, the Web has gone from being unknown to absolutely ubiquitous. ” —A Brief History of Cyberspace, Mark Pesce, ZDNet, October 15, 1995 “ "In the Web's first generation, Tim Berners-Lee launched the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and HTML standards with prototype Unix-based servers and browsers. A few people noticed that the Web might be better than Gopher. In the second generation, Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina developed NCSA Mosaic at the University of Illinois. Several million then suddenly noticed that the Web might be better than sex. In the third generation, Andreessen and Bina left NCSA to found Netscape..." ” —Bob Metcalfe, InfoWorld, August 21, 1995, Vol. 17, Issue 34. [ 1 ] (The above quotes were published three years prior to the advent of Google's breakthrough in search.) For further information, see: Web content / Web page (also email , Ray Tomlinson , HyperCard , Bill Atkinson , ENQUIRE , HTML (HyperText Markup Language) , Robert Cailliau ) Web search engine (also Archie , Google Search , Sergey Brin , Larry Page ) Web browser (also Web browser precursors , Mosaic , Marc Andreessen ) World Wide Web (also Hypertext Transfer Protocol , Tim Berners-Lee ) History of the World Wide Web (also Mundaneum , World Brain , Memex , Xanadu , NLS ) Internet (also TCP/IP , Robert Kahn , Vinton Cerf ) History of the Internet (also ARPANET , J. C. R. Licklider , Robert Taylor ) Computer network (also Semi-Automatic Ground Environment , Ethernet , Robert Metcalf ) Computer (also Konrad Zuse , Apple I , Steve Wozniak , Steve Jobs ) Advancement in the computer layer can be summarized by the "Silicon Valley formula for success": Moore • Gates = Jobs "More gates equals jobs." That "equation" is a tongue in cheek play on words that indicates how Moore's Law drives the microprocessor chip density to have more and more logic gates stuffed into them, which in turn increases computer power, which then in turn increases success in the industry, which ultimately creates jobs and wealth. The names "Moore-Gates" identifies two iconic leaders from the Wintel monopoly : Gordon Moore and Bill Gates , with "Jobs" being the icon from the personal computer revolution who ended up with the short end of the stick (as far as desktop market share goes): Steve Jobs . The expanded form of this "formula for success": Σ Moore • Gates / Kahn = Cerf - Jobs "Some more gates can equal internet (surf) jobs." This version recognizes that the full power of personal computers is realized by interconnecting them in a network. For more technical information, see SSL Handshake and HTTPS Bindings on IIS . A 9-layer model, with separated security layers, is available here: File:Information Technology Infrastructure Layers 2014.pdf](/assets/images/2026-08-11T02-05-00-646Z-senate-adjourns-for-august-recess-without-passing-key-republican-backed-bills-wikimedia-480.webp)
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As midterm elections approach, the Senate leaves several significant pieces of legislation, including the SAVE America Act, unresolved before a month-long recess.
Daily Caller | Aug 11, 2026, 2:05 AM 1 source Single-source report
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President Trump said he has not spoken to Attorney General Todd Blanche or U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro about prosecuting Dr. Anthony Fauci amid recent congressional actions.
The Hill | Aug 11, 2026, 12:45 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Senator Ron Wyden's proposal to tax data centers in the U.S. faces backlash from critics who warn it could increase costs for nearly all Americans using internet services.
Fox News Latest | Aug 11, 2026, 12:02 AM 1 source Single-source report
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Resurfaced writings reveal El-Sayed's critique of traditional masculinity and U.S. sports culture, sparking controversy ahead of the general election.
Fox News Latest | Aug 10, 2026, 11:37 PM 1 source Single-source report
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A new Carolina Forward survey reveals Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley with a significant advantage ahead of the November election.
The Hill | Aug 10, 2026, 10:56 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Newly released texts from Anthony Fauci's government phone reveal private concerns about mRNA vaccine risks for pregnant women, according to GOP Senator Ron Johnson.
Fox News Latest | Aug 10, 2026, 10:50 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Former personal lawyer to President Donald Trump, Todd Blanche, assumes leadership of the Justice Department amid bipartisan concerns over its politicization.
South China Morning Post World | Aug 10, 2026, 9:48 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Following coordinated cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, Senators Adam Schiff and Amy Klobuchar propose legislation to enhance cybersecurity funding and standards for water infrastructure nationwide.
The Hill | Aug 10, 2026, 9:18 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Blanche, Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, officially takes charge of the Justice Department after a 50-49 Senate vote amid controversy over a $1.8 billion fund.
Euronews | Aug 10, 2026, 7:17 PM 3 sources Undercovered by the Right Compare
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Former President Trump's personal attorney Todd Blanche was confirmed and sworn in as the 88th U.S. Attorney General after a narrow Senate vote and amid concerns over his independence and a controversial fund.
The Hill | Aug 10, 2026, 7:14 PM 1 source Single-source report
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The Senate postponed a key vote on the Clarity Act, dimming hopes for comprehensive digital asset legislation before the November elections.
CNA Latest News | Aug 10, 2026, 5:02 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Frances Gill, a Democratic Socialists of America committee member, faced tough questions on law enforcement and immigration during a Sunday interview, highlighting tensions around the party's calls to defund police and eliminate prisons.
Fox News Latest | Aug 10, 2026, 4:23 PM 1 source Single-source report
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Following a narrow Senate confirmation vote, President Trump will swear in Todd Blanche as attorney general while commenting on the evolving US-Iran situation.
The Hill | Aug 10, 2026, 2:26 PM 1 source Single-source report