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#politics
Fox News: Capitol Police arrest man who disrupted Senate debate on Trump's 'big, beautiful bill': 'You people are awful'
A man named Allen D. Rogers was arrested by Capitol Police for disrupting a Senate debate on President Trump's spending bill. He shouted criticisms at lawmakers, particularly targeting Republicans, and refused to comply with officers' orders to stop.
The incident occurred during speeches by Sen. Bernie Sanders and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Rogers was taken into custody for unlawful conduct after his outburst in the Senate Galleries.
GB News: GB News announces expansion into the United States
GB News is set to open a new bureau in Washington, DC, launching a live nightly show hosted by Bev Turner in September. This expansion aims to provide British audiences with in-depth coverage of American political news, including analysis of the Trump presidency and exclusive interviews.
The move reflects GB News' commitment to live news amid a growing audience in the U.S., where its website has seen significant traffic growth. The channel plans to offer 14 hours of new live coverage weekly, contrasting with other networks scaling back.
#society
The Telegraph: Bon Jovi standing in way of mega-deal for mystery Palm Beach buyer
Jon Bon Jovi is blocking a significant real estate deal in Palm Beach, Florida, as an anonymous buyer seeks to acquire his $42 million mansion. The buyer has already spent around $250 million on four other properties in the area and is eager to complete the acquisition.
Despite substantial offers, Bon Jovi has not agreed to sell his estate, remaining the last hurdle for the mystery investor.
#crime
Breitbart: Idaho Lockdown Lifted After Suspected Shooter Found Deceased on Mountain
A lockdown in Coeur d’Alene was lifted after a deceased man was found on a mountain with a gun, following a shooting incident that resulted in the deaths of two firefighters responding to a brushfire. Law enforcement continues to investigate the situation and the ongoing fire.
Residents are advised to remain cautious as the brushfire persists. The investigation into the shooters remains ongoing, with local and federal authorities involved.