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'Cluster Bombs' Headed For Ukraine Pack A Punch, But Leave Lethal 'Duds' In Wake 
While defined as "dual purpose," the "hundreds of thousands" of cluster munitions the United States is sending to Ukraine have one but function: Annihilate everything within its 7.5-acre blast spread. Used since at least World War II because of their low-tech efficiency and flexibility -- and now banned by 123 countries -- they can be launched from aircraft, drones, packed into missiles, and used to target men and machines in artillery strikes.
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Trump Touts Farm Record In Iowa Rally 
With the Iowa caucus slowly drawing nearer, 2024 hopeful Donald J. Trump made the case that he was "the most pro-farmer president that you've ever had" at a rally in Council Bluffs, a town across the Missouri River from Nebraska.
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Officials Who Declared Invasion At Southern Border Call On Others To Do So A Year Later 
One year after declaring an invasion in Texas, the first judges and officials to do so are still combating cartel violence and urging other county officials throughout the state to also declare an invasion. They're also warning Americans about the imminent threats they face, and argue American sovereignty and Texas sovereignty are worth fighting for.
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Tucker Carlson Weighs In On Trump's Political Career 
Political commentator and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson weighed in on the impact of former President Donald Trump's political career, saying in an interview that aired on July 7 that he believes it will likely be seen as one of the most meaningful occurrences in politics of our time.
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All Racism Is Evil, Supreme Court Rules 
The Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that racial preferences in college admissions violate the U.S. Constitution. At last! No student with high grades and test scores should be rejected in favor of a lesser applicant who happens to have a certain skin color.
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Scandal Questions Go Down The Latrine Jean-Pierre 
White House briefings in the Biden years are often sleepy meetings compared to the Jim Acosta shriek-fests we remember under Trump. President Joe Biden pledged he would be so much nicer to the press corps. He promised to "bring transparency and truth back to the government." But the press is much nicer to him than the other way around.
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DeSantis's Presidential Campaign Raises $150 Million 
Gov. Ron DeSantis's campaign for president on July 6 announced strong fundraising results, raising $20 million in its first six weeks. His independent Super PAC meanwhile raised $130 million since launching in early March. Mr. DeSantis's campaign said in a written statement that his fundraising "is the largest first-quarter filing from any non-incumbent Republican candidate in more than a decade.
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Federal Government Unable To Determine Full Extent Of Improper Payments 
Federal agencies made about $247 billion in payment errors in fiscal year 2022, but some agencies are reducing improper payments. Improper payments either should not have been made or were made in the wrong amount, according to a report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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Twitter Threatens Legal Action Against Meta Over Rival Threads App 
Lawyers for Elon Musk have threatened to take legal action against Meta Platforms after the Mark Zuckerberg-owned company this week unveiled a microblogging platform rivaling Twitter called Threads.
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NY Times, Leftists Bash America On Independence Day 
While most Americans were celebrating America's birthday on the 4th of July, the New York Times and other leftists used Independence Day to bash America. It turns out that privileged, elitist liberals just love to rant on how bad America is.
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