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Unrest in Iran

Netanyahu says there is unrest in Iran.

Trump aiming for IPOs of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac this year, WSJ reports

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been under federal conservatorship since 2008 following the financial crisis, during which both entities became insolvent amid the subprime mortgage meltdown.

Texas House Of Representatives Fails To Meet Quorum Again

The Texas House of Representatives has failed to meet a quorum for the third time this week as Democratic lawmakers continue their walkout to block a vote on congressional voting maps sought by President Donald Trump in a widening national battle over redistricting. Texas Republicans had warned they would escalate efforts to end the nearly weeklong holdout if defiant Democrats don’t return to the state Capitol. But the Democrats who bolted for points across the country on Aug. 3 still didn’t come back for Friday’s scheduled House floor vote. The 150-member House failed to meet the minimum 100 needed to conduct business. Only 95 lawmakers were counted as present.

Is a New Census Coming?

President Trump Has Done Exactly What He Said He Was Going To Do

Trump Hosts Armenia and Azerbaijan for peace summit

President Trump convened a peace summit at the White House.

Blaze Forces Thousands To Flee North Of Los Angeles

Firefighters in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles made good progress overnight in their battle against a brush fire that has forced thousands of people to evacuate, an official said Friday. The Canyon Fire ignited Thursday afternoon and spread rapidly in the dry, steep terrain in Ventura and Los Angeles counties to more than 7.6 square miles (19.7 square kilometers) with no containment by 11 p.m., according to the Ventura County Fire Department. At least 400 personnel battled the blaze along with several planes and helicopters. No further growth was reported Friday morning, though the fire remained uncontained, county fire department public information officer Andrew Dowd said by telephone. The fire is burning just south of Lake Piru, a reservoir located in the Los Padres National Forest. It’s close by Lake Castaic, a popular recreation area burned by the Hughes Fire in January. That fire burned about 15 square miles (39 square kilometers) in six hours and put 50,000 people under evacuation orders or warnings. Firefighters battling the Canyon Fire took advantage of lower temperatures overnight to directly attack the fire and made lots of progress, Dowd said. By Friday morning, they were seeing subdued fire behavior, he said. With 100-degree temperatures and strong winds, firefighters faced a “tough firefight” on Thursday, Dowd said. “They were putting it all on the line to bring this fire under control,” he said. One firefighter reported a minor injury, but no civilian injuries were reported, Dowd said. No single-family or multi-family residences were destroyed, but two minor structures were destroyed, he said. Sunny, hot and dry conditions were expected Friday in the area where the Canyon Fire was burning, with the daytime high near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) and minimum humidity in the mid-teens, according to the National Weather Service. Winds were expected to be light in the morning and grow from the south to southwest in the afternoon. In LA County, around 2,700 residents evacuated with 700 structures under an evacuation order, officials said late Thursday. Another 14,000 residents and 5,000 structures were covered by an evacuation warning. Areas within the Val Verde zone had been reduced from an order to a warning. The evacuation zones in nearby Ventura County were relatively unpopulated, Dowd said. Fifty-six people were evacuated from the Lake Piru recreation area. LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, who represents the district, urged residents to evacuate. “Extreme heat and low humidity in our north county have created dangerous conditions where flames can spread with alarming speed," Barger said in a statement. “If first responders tell you to leave, go — without hesitation.” The new blaze comes as a massive wildfire in Central California became the state's largest blaze of the year, threatening hundreds of homes and burning out of control in the Los Padres National Forest. The Gifford Fire had spread to 155 square miles (402 square kilometers) by Thursday night with 15% containment. It grew out of at least four smaller fires that erupted Aug. 1 along State Route 166, forcing closures in both directions east of Santa Maria, a city of about 110,000. It has injured at least four people. The causes of the fires are under investigation. Wildfire risk will be elevated through the weekend across much of inland California as a heat wave gripping the area intensifies. August and September are typically the most dangerous months for wildfires in the state.

Trump declares war on Mexican drug cartels

Charlie Kirk shares the latest on President Trump's fight against Mexican drug cartels.

DOJ Subpoenas NY AG James As It Investigates Whether She Violated Trump's Rights

he Justice Department has subpoenaed New York Attorney General Letitia James as part of an investigation into whether she violated President Donald Trump’s civil rights. A person familiar with the matter says the subpoenas seek records related to a lawsuit James filed against Trump over alleged fraud in his personal business dealings and a lawsuit involving the National Rifle Association. Another person confirms the subpoenas are related to a civil rights investigation. The people could not publicly discuss details of the investigation and spoke to The Associated Press on Friday on the condition of anonymity. James’ office says it stands behind its litigation.

Justice Department Subpoenas New York AG James as it Investigates Whether She Violated Trump Rights

Companies Are Using AI To Rip-Off Customers

Hertz is being accused of using artificial intelligence to rip-off their customers. Is there validity to these claims?

The right Is WINNING the culture war

Breitbart News' editor-in-chief Alex Marlow joins to discuss the current American political and cultural landscape.

Xi tells Putin China welcomes fresh US-Russia contacts as Trump seeks end to Ukraine war

The call was held at Putin’s request, CCTV said.

Trump administration plans to build largest US federal migrant detention center on military base

President Donald Trump’s administration is aiming to construct the largest federal migrant detention facility in the United States on a military base in Texas.

India’s Modi and Brazil’s Lula talk after Trump announces more tariffs on Indian goods

“The two leaders exchanged views on various regional and global issues of mutual interest,” Modi’s office said in the statement, without explicitly mentioning Trump or his tariffs.

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