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💗 Happiness is my favorite accessory

[Savannah Yasemin @azsjamackkk]

Not perfect, just confidently me. 🤍
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[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

.@POTUS: "I'm also signing an order authorizing ranchers to protect rural communities and cattle herds from predatory Mexican gray wolves — which are costing them tens of millions of dollars and endangering not only herds, but people."

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 NOW: Former Justice Clarence Thomas clerk John Yoo just NAILED IT after Lindsay Clancy's mistrial

"What RULES are we creating for our society?! Are we going to say postpartum depression is automatic IMMUNITY for conviction of M*RDER?"

"Can anyone with depression commit m*rder and PLEA INSANITY?"

"It's not just about holding Clancy accountable. It's about what incentives, what rules are we creating?"

"Look at what we see on our city streets where we have people out there who are mentally ill in a revolving door system where they go in and out of the hospital and then are committing awful types of violence like the crime we saw in Times Square!"

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[Vince Langman @LangmanVince]

These are the worst people on planet Earth!

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

CNN describes female Clancy jurors as judge spoke after declaring mistrial:

"There was one female juror that was nodding her head, 'Noooo.'"

"Another female juror was clenching her hands into fists."

"One female juror would not even open her eyes."

Imagine what the man who held his ground was up against in that deliberation room.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

NEW: President Trump reacts to the Lindsay Clancy case being declared a mistrial:

"It's a shame. It's a horrible tragedy."

"She did a horrible, horrible thing. Can't be worse."

Trump says he assumes another trial will follow, adding, "But you'll find out what the price to pay is."

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 BREAKING: DHS just dropped an interim final rule which declares that children born on American soil to foreign government noncitizen employees are NOT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENS, PERIOD

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

LONG overdue! This is enforcing a Trump executive order to crack down on the foreign birth citizen infiltration

This rule will be fully published soon.

[Savannah Yasemin @azsjamackkk]

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[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Princess Diana passed away 29 years ago today.

[HOUSE PORN @HOUSEPORN___]

My ideal home would look like this 😍

[Savannah Yasemin @azsjamackkk]

Delicious😋
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[Fox News @FoxNews]

Royce White takes his WNBA Draft campaign straight to an Indiana Fever game, showing up courtside in a long blonde wig and getting plenty of attention from fans.

The former NBA first-round pick says he's there to support the league and "scout some of the competition" as he pushes his bid to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft.

White says his declaration is meant to force the WNBA to clarify whether biological males can compete in the league. His legal team has threatened discrimination litigation if he's blocked from competing.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Nearly $173,000 and a three-year trading ban.

That's the price a White House teleprompter operator is facing after federal regulators say he exploited advance access to President Trump's speeches to profit from bets on what Trump would say.

The CFTC says Gabriel Perez made more than $107,500 trading contracts tied to specific words and phrases in the president's remarks.

Perez must surrender those profits and pay an additional $65,000 civil penalty.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

The Trump administration is moving to shut another door on Iran's access to the global economy, this time targeting a financial pathway into the U.S. system.

FOX News' @markpmeredith reports the Treasury Department is proposing to cut off U.S. financial system access for branches of a major Egyptian bank operating in the United Arab Emirates.

The move could take effect within the next 30 days as the administration vows to do "whatever it takes" to further restrict Iran's financial access.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

NEW: At least 676 people are dead and nearly 3,000 remain missing after catastrophic flooding and mudslides devastate areas along the Nepal-China border.

Officials believe a massive chunk of ice broke off a glacier and crashed into a river, unleashing flash floods across Nepal and China's Tibet region.

Now rescue crews are racing against worsening weather, with rain and fog temporarily halting some search operations and damaged roads cutting off hard-hit areas.

Up to 100 people are also believed trapped inside a mud-filled hydropower plant tunnel as specialized rescue teams move in.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Jurors in the widely watched Lindsay Clancy trial begin their third day of deliberations Monday.

Clancy’s attorney says he has "no idea" what they’re going to do.| @foymeetsworld

[Fox News @FoxNews]

"I used to talk about socialism, but this isn't socialism. This is largely communism. This is very dangerous for our country.”

President Trump is sounding the alarm about the Democratic Party’s direction, saying its political shift has gone beyond socialism and into what he calls “largely communism."

Watch the full interview on ‘Sunday Night In America’ tomorrow at 9 pm ET.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Somebody just made off with 40,000 pounds of beer.

A truck packed with Pabst Blue Ribbon disappears in California as police investigate what they believe could be part of a larger cargo-theft operation involving roughly $70,000 worth of booze.

Pabst says the story is very real and is offering a reward for information, while giving whoever has the truck a limited window to return it with “no questions asked.”

Police have yet to publicly identify any suspects, and the massive shipment remains unaccounted for.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

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[Fox News @FoxNews]

A 48-hour robbery spree leaves two New Yorkers dead. Now the parolee accused in the killings is back in custody after an FBI-backed manhunt.

Police say Jesus Acosta, 31, is connected to deadly shootings at a Brooklyn restaurant and a Bronx deli before authorities track him down Friday morning.

Acosta had 13 prior arrests and had been on parole since April after serving 10 years in prison for assault and criminal weapon possession, according to state prison records cited by the New York Post.

"We are relieved that this dangerous man is off our streets," United Bodegas of America says, while blasting the justice system over his release.

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