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WATCH: Haley Stevens holds election watch partyPolitics

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Haley Stevens held her campaign watch party at the St. Regis in Detroit, Michigan. The gathering took place as election results were being followed by her campaign. Fox News also invited viewers to participate in its broader activities and promoted its membership service.

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Guatemala villages evacuated after Fuego volcano eruptsWorld

Guatemala remained on alert after Fuego volcano erupted and hundreds of people were evacuated. Villages near the volcano were affected by the eruption. Fuego is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire and is among the most active volcanoes in Central America. Authorities continued monitoring the situation on Tuesday.

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Cape Verde World Cup star goalkeeper Vozinha signs for Chile’s Colo ColoSports

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha has joined Colo Colo, Chile’s most popular club. He earned the nickname “Miracle Keeper” during the FIFA World Cup after remarkable saves against Spain and Argentina drew worldwide attention. The 40-year-old has previously played in Portugal, Angola, Cyprus, Moldova and Slovakia. The transfer raises his monthly pay from $10,000 to $50,000, while Colo Colo obtained special permission for him to retain his nickname on his shirt, a first in Chile’s top flight.

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Armed suspect arrested at California Trump golf courseSociety

An armed suspect was arrested at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. Fox News senior national correspondent Kevin Corke reported details surrounding the arrest. The incident occurred at a golf club associated with Donald Trump. The report aired on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

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Hope for US-Iran Deal Grows as SpaceX Sinks After AI Spending | The Asia TradeEconomy

Bloomberg Television’s The Asia Trade broadcasts live from Tokyo and Sydney as the Asian trading day begins. The program highlights expectations that Asian stocks will follow Wall Street higher. It also points to growing hopes for a deal between the United States and Iran. SpaceX, meanwhile, comes under pressure after spending heavily on artificial intelligence, weighing on its debut. Newsmakers and industry leaders provide analysis of the major stories shaping global markets.

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WATCH: Haley Stevens holds election watch partyPolitics

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Haley Stevens hosted her campaign watch party at the St. Regis in Detroit. The gathering took place in Detroit, Michigan, as part of Stevens’ campaign activity. It was presented as an election watch party for the Democratic candidate.

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India distances itself from Bangladesh ex-PM Hasina’s virtual addressPolitics

India says it has no government role in former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s planned virtual address. The event is being organised by a private media organisation, according to Indian officials. Hasina is scheduled to speak by video on Wednesday, Aug 5, at a Foreign Correspondents’ Club of South Asia event in New Delhi. She has lived in self-imposed exile in India since student-led protests toppled her government in August 2024.

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Discarded SpaceX rocket on high-speed collision course with the moonScience

A discarded SpaceX rocket is expected to hit the moon on Wednesday, Aug 5. The unusual event has drawn attention from scientists around the world. It poses no threat to Earth, but the impact could offer researchers a rare chance to study the moon. It also underscores the growing challenge created by space debris.

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Pearl Harbor becomes a “United Nations at sea” as Chilean frigate joins RIMPACWorld

During the Rim of the Pacific exercise, Pearl Harbor has brought together naval vessels from more than 30 countries around the world. The gathering resembles a “United Nations at sea.” Voice of America reporters boarded the Chilean Navy frigate Almirante Cochrane, also identified as FF-05. The report offers an on-the-ground look at the South American warship as it takes part in RIMPAC.

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Saudi oil profits up 44%; Trump says producers made too much moneyEconomy8:03

Saudi oil profits rose 44%, while President Donald Trump criticized oil producers for making what he called too much money. Speaking in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump directed his latest ire at oil companies and their enormous earnings. Lower energy prices would benefit him three months before midterm elections, which current polling suggests could produce major Democratic gains in Congress. The report says Trump’s war against Iran has instead pushed global oil prices higher, increasing costs for American consumers.

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Some Tibetans embrace their native language despite China’s ‘ethnic unity’ lawSociety

A 73-year-old retired nurse who spoke Tibetan throughout her life is now learning to write it. Her choice illustrates how some people in Tibet are embracing their language and cultural identity. China’s new “ethnic unity” law requires Mandarin to be the main language used in schools and government. Tibet is formally autonomous but remains tightly controlled by Beijing. The Associated Press joined a government-organized trip to the region last month, with officials accompanying foreign journalists throughout the visit.

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Hannity: THIS is NOT someone interested in putting America firstPolitics

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign. On “Hannity,” he criticizes what he characterizes as El-Sayed’s far-left policies. The segment questions whether the candidate is genuinely interested in putting America first. It centers on the Michigan Senate campaign and the political dispute over El-Sayed’s positions.

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Nothing Happens in Michigan Until Detroit Says So: Bill HemmerPolitics

Fox News co-anchor Bill Hemmer examines the latest developments in Michigan’s closely watched Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. He reviews the vote count and interprets what the early returns indicate on the electronic board. The analysis was presented on “Hannity.” Hemmer’s framing places Detroit at the center of Michigan’s political momentum and signals.

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Thai PM calls for ‘calibrated re-engagement’ with Myanmar before leader’s visitWorld

Thailand is advocating what it calls a “calibrated re-engagement” with Myanmar ahead of its leader’s visit. The approach differs from ASEAN’s broader decision to keep the leadership that emerged after the 2021 military coup at arm’s length. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says dialogue channels with Myanmar should remain open while ASEAN presses for movement toward peace under its Five-Point Consensus. He says there are indications the approach is producing results. Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing is expected to visit Thailand.

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Armed man arrested outside LA golf club Trump was heading toWorld

An armed man was arrested Sunday outside Trump National Golf Club in Southern California. Federal agents said a suspicious person had been walking around the property, according to a Tuesday statement from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The Secret Service is examining whether the person posed a threat to President Donald Trump. The arrest occurred before Trump was headed to the club.

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From Darfur to Ceuta: A migrant’s journey driven by hope for familyWorld1:25

Hundreds of migrants remain in Ceuta while waiting to learn what authorities will decide about their future. Many are camping on the beaches as they await the next step. Ahmed Haroun, a 29-year-old originally from Sudan’s Darfur region, said he had spent four years trying to reach Europe to support surviving family members after losing many relatives. Reaching Ceuta, he said, fulfilled his dream, and he vowed to do anything necessary to help them.

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WATCH: Haley Stevens holds election watch partyPolitics

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Haley Stevens hosted her campaign watch party at the St. Regis in Detroit, Michigan. The event was presented as a chance to follow her election campaign. Fox News also urged viewers to go beyond watching and join its community as a Fox News Patriot.

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WATCH LIVE: Abdul El-Sayed hosts election night watch party as results come inPolitics

Supporters are gathering with Abdul El-Sayed as polling places close and election returns begin to arrive. The group is monitoring the live results and campaign outcome during an election night watch party. The event is being livestreamed as the count develops.

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Two primaries may pick the Democratic Party's futurePolitics

Fox News co-anchor Bill Hemmer examines Michigan’s closely watched Democratic Senate primary. Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens are competing in the contest. The discussion focuses on what the race could mean for the future direction of the Democratic Party. Hemmer offered the analysis on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

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What was behind the Ceuta migrant incident, and did Morocco instigate it?World7:44

EU home affairs ministers held an emergency meeting on Tuesday as Spain briefed its partners on last week’s arrivals in Ceuta. Spain said most of the tens of thousands of migrants who reached the North African exclave had since returned to Morocco. The sudden movement across the sea border raised questions about what triggered it. Carla Hobbs, who heads the European Council on Foreign Relations’ Madrid office, argued that such an event could not have occurred without complicity.

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LIVE: Watch party for Democratic Senate candidate El-SayedPolitics

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, is holding a watch party as voters go to the polls. The high-stakes primary pits El-Sayed, a progressive former public health official, against Representative Haley Stevens. El-Sayed wants to end unconditional U.S. military aid to Israel and accuses Israel of genocide. Stevens is a moderate backed by pro-Israel groups and has been a vocal longtime supporter of Israel.

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James Carville vs. Hasan Piker: The fight over the Democratic Party’s futurePolitics

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville and political streamer Hasan Piker present sharply opposing views of where the Democratic Party should go. Carville contends that progressive challengers could cost Democrats important elections. Piker argues that the party establishment has failed to respond to voters’ frustrations. Their debate covers electability, primary contests, Israel and the party’s long-term direction, with each making his case to CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan.

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Watters: This is dead on arrivalPolitics

Fox News host Jesse Watters attacks New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposals for grocery stores. Speaking on “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Watters says the plan is “dead on arrival.” The segment frames the proposal as a political and government policy dispute in New York City. It presents Watters’ criticism without adding another response or assessment.

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