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Stand Up for Science backs Fauci after Senate hearing
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Stand Up for Science is pushing back on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s July 29 congressional hearing on the origins of COVID-19, calling it a distraction from current public health threats.
Originality.ai finds AI traces in New Brunswick legislative transcripts
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Originality.ai says a June 9 speech by New Brunswick politician Bill Oliver showed signs of AI drafting residue, then prompted a broader review of 204 Hansard transcripts.
Jason Lewis plans COVID political thriller State of Deception
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Former Minnesota Congressman Jason Lewis says he will produce a feature film, State of Deception, about the COVID-19 era and what he describes as buried facts around the pandemic response.
Napolitan Victory Awards open 2026 nominations for political communicators worldwide
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The Washington Academy of Political Arts and Sciences has opened nominations for the 2026 Napolitan Victory Awards, marking the program’s 15th anniversary and expanding recognition across more than 100 categories.
Joe Kaufman gets backing from three Hispanic leaders
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Republican congressional candidate Joe Kaufman says three prominent Hispanic leaders have endorsed his Florida 25th District campaign, boosting his national security-focused message.
Cast from Clay publishes Kate Nevens MSP interview on Scottish Parliament influence
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Cast from Clay has published a Policy Unstuck interview with Scottish Green MSP Kate Nevens on how influence works inside Holyrood, from fast-moving briefings to informal cross-party signals.
Prop 38 pitches $8.4B immunology research fund amid NIH funding fight
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California’s Yes on Proposition 38 campaign is framing the ballot measure as a safeguard for medical research as the White House moves to tighten control over NIH grants.
250 groups urge Senate to protect chemical safety law
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A coalition of 250 organizations is pressing Senate leaders to reject efforts to weaken the Toxic Substances Control Act, arguing that people most affected by toxic exposures have not been heard.
Advocates to Deliver Nearly 1 Million Petition Signatures to Congress
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Healthcare workers, disability rights advocates and human rights groups are heading to Capitol Hill on July 22 to press Congress on disability rights and the release of detained Gaza physician Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.
AMMWEC presses Congress on antisemitism bills after Capitol Hill advocacy day
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AMMWEC led more than 50 interfaith leaders in 27 meetings on Capitol Hill to push bipartisan support for antisemitism and religious-freedom legislation.
AUR and UniPa to host interdisciplinary anthropology conference in Rome
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The American University of Rome and Università degli Studi di Palermo will host Undisciplined Anthropologies II: Beyond Borders on Sept. 25-26, 2026, in Rome. The public conference will bring together scholars, artists and researchers to examine…
Thiel puts AI at the center of Nashville lecture series
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Peter Thiel’s four-week Nashville lecture series begins Sept. 28 and will examine artificial intelligence through his biblical framework of apocalypse and the Antichrist.
Ken Calvert endorses David Pan for Congress
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Congressman Ken Calvert has endorsed congressional candidate David Pan in California’s 46th District, adding to support from the California GOP, Orange County GOP, Reform California and other elected officials.
Gen Z hunger summit pushes Congress on food insecurity
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More than 160 Gen Z leaders from 35 states gathered in Washington on July 14-15 to lobby lawmakers on food insecurity and related policy fixes.
Travis County considers 2.8% property tax rate increase for 2026
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Travis County commissioners are weighing a 2026 property tax rate that would rise 2.8% to $0.386210 per $100 of taxable value.
Supreme Court ruling boosts presidential control over federal regulators
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A Dentons webinar says the Supreme Court’s June 29 decision in Trump v. Slaughter could reshape how federal agencies regulate energy, infrastructure and environmental permitting.
400-plus scholars and leaders demand release of Tunisian politician Rached Ghannouchi
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An international coalition of more than 400 scholars, former officials and human rights leaders is pressing Tunisia to free Rached Ghannouchi, who was sentenced in June 2026 to life in prison plus 30 years.
Mike ter Maat launches bid for Republican vice presidential nomination
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Mike ter Maat announced at FreedomFest in Las Vegas that he is seeking the Republican Party’s vice presidential nomination, a move that would put delegates more directly in control of the selection.
Ronald Gruner releases updated anniversary edition of We the Presidents
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Ronald Gruner has published an expanded anniversary edition of We the Presidents on July 4, 2026, timed to America’s 250th anniversary.
Stand Up For Science takes academic-freedom push to France
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Stand Up for Science founder and CEO Dr. Colette Delawalla met with French lawmakers and spoke at Sciences Po in Paris this week as France moves to enshrine academic freedom in law. The visit adds to a broader transatlantic campaign to defend…
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