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Heart beats fast, colors and promises How to be brave, how can I love when I'm afraid to fall But watching you stand alone All of my doubt suddenly goes away somehow One step closer I had died every day waiting for you Darling, don't be afraid I loved you for a thousand years I love you for a thousand more Time stands still Beauty and all she feels I will be brave, I will not let anything take away Standing in front of me Every breath, every hour has come to this One step closer I have died every day waiting for you Darling, don't be afraid I have loved you for a thousand years I love you for a thousand more All alone I believed I will find you Time has brought my heart to me I loved you for a thousand years I love you for a thousand more I love you for a thousand more I love you for a thousand more One step closer

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A photograph showing restoration/construction workers on scaffolding, working on an ornate architectural column with a decorative Corinthian-style capital (carved acanthus leaves and scroll/volute details) that appears to be under repair or restoration, likely at the top of a building's exterior or interior column. In the foreground, a man wearing a white hard hat, safety glasses, and a gray t-shirt kneels on wooden scaffold planking, holding a hawk (plasterer's tool) loaded with plaster/mortar in one hand while reaching up toward the column with a trowel-like tool in the other hand, appearing to apply or smooth plaster on the column surface. He has an ID badge clipped to his shirt collar. Behind and around him, other workers in gray shirts, some wearing helmets, are also positioned on multi-level metal scaffolding with wood plank platforms, working near the column and its capital. A red bucket sits on the scaffolding near the men. The setting appears to be an active plaster/stone restoration project on a large classical column.

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A photograph taken inside a grand building undergoing renovation, showing tall white classical columns (with ornate capitals) surrounded by extensive metal scaffolding rising several stories to the ceiling. Workers in hard hats and safety vests are visible on multiple scaffold levels performing construction/restoration work, with a couple of them near a bucket at the base. The floor is covered in protective tarps/drop cloths, with paint buckets, an industrial floor fan, a rolled-up sheet of paper/canvas, and a large trash bin scattered around. Marble stairs are visible on the left, and through a glass doorway at the back, an outdoor plaza and part of another domed or columned building is visible in the distance, suggesting this may be a government or civic building (the exterior view resembles a Capitol-style structure).

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[Music] Fairfield gets hot in the summer, so does Baton Rouge Never buy me much, 'cause I'll never stay long Always just passing through Never did meet my father, never did have no son So we...

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A campaign graphic with a blue-to-maroon gradient background and a thin white border. It announces an election win for Congressman John Moolenaar (Michigan's 2nd district), noting his endorsement by President Trump. Below the text are close-up photos of two men side by side: on the left, an older man with light-colored hair, a serious/stern expression, wearing a dark suit with a blue tie and white shirt (resembling Donald Trump); on the right, a balding/short-haired man smiling, wearing a dark pinstriped suit, light dress shirt, and a patterned tie. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with stars and the tagline "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (MI-02) JOHN MOOLENAAR WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background and a white border frame. It shows a close-up photo of Donald Trump with a stern/frowning expression on the left, and a smiling man with short brown hair, a beard/goatee, wearing a gray plaid suit, light shirt, and blue patterned tie on the right (a congressional pin visible on his lapel). At the bottom center is the "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo with stars.

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (MO-08) JASON SMITH WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A White House "Weekly Policy Achievements" document dated 7.21.26, with a White House building icon logo at the top. It lists bullet points under two bolded, underlined section headings, "Energy/Economy" and "Domestic," summarizing various federal government actions on energy/mining leases, environmental guidance, Medicaid payments, EEOC reporting rules, and DOJ actions on university admissions and Maryland tuition law.

Text in image: THE WHITE HOUSE Weekly Policy Achievements 7.21.26 Energy/Economy • The Libby Exploration Project located in Lincoln County, Montana completed federal permitting. This project will conduct underground exploration and evaluation to explore the potential for critical copper and silver mining. • The Council on Environmental Quality withdrew 18 guidance documents that it determined were obsolete or not aligned with the current state of permitting law. • The Department of War announced a new program to allow qualified investment fund managers to combine loans from the Office of Strategic Capital with private sector capital to address U.S. national security shortages for critical minerals and materials. • The Department of the Interior proposed a lease of more than 31 million acres off the coast of American Samoa for seabed mining. • The Department of the Interior sold leases on 355,456 acres of land for oil and gas development during the second quarter of 2026. • The Department of the Interior generated over $130 million in revenue from an oil and gas lease sale in Montana. Domestic • The Department of Health and Human Services deferred more than $1 billion in federal Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota until the states submit additional documentation supporting certain high-risk Medicaid claims. • The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) voted to issue a proposed rule rescinding the requirement for large employers to file an annual report with the EEOC summarizing aggregate data on their employees' race and sex, which has been a longstanding requirement dating from the Johnson Administration that is used to pressure corporate entities to engage in affirmative action and other race-based discrimination. • The Department of Justice made a formal finding that the University of California San Diego School of Medicine unlawfully used race in its admissions process in violation of Title VI. • The Department of Justice sued the State of Maryland, challenging its state law and regulation that provide in-state tuition and financial assistance for illegal aliens as unconstitutionally discriminating against U.S. citizens.

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A White House-branded document/graphic (White House seal/logo at top with "THE WHITE HOUSE" caption) listing bullet-point summaries of administration actions across several federal agencies, followed by a "National Security / Homeland Security" section header with one bullet underneath about a Memphis law enforcement operation.

Text in image: THE WHITE HOUSE • The Department of Education referred its Title IX findings concerning the Jefferson County, Colorado and Kansas City, Kansas School Districts to the Department of Justice for enforcement action. • The Department of Education released a major upgrade to the Section 117 reporting portal (through which universities disclose foreign gifts over $250,000), which will make available for public inspection information concerning gifts from foreign entities of concern. • The Department of Health and Human Services issued a final rule to amend the outdated Standard of Identity for pasteurized orange juice, which will help American citrus growers by reducing regulatory barriers that cost the industry $50 million annually and force reliance on imports. • The Department of Justice has finalized, in the last four weeks, more than three times the number of Public Safety Officers' Benefits Program death benefit claims for the families of fallen law enforcement officers than were finalized in the previous nine-month period, providing more than $96 million in benefits to eligible surviving families. • The Federal Trade Commission secured a major settlement with CVS Caremark that will create billions in savings for Americans. CVS Caremark agreed to provide prescription drugs to consumers based on post-rebate prices instead of full list prices, cap insulin costs at no more than $25 for a month's supply, provide reasonable reimbursement rates to community pharmacies, and permit pharmacies to work with digital pharmacy services to improve drug affordability and adherence. • The Environmental Protection Agency announced $800,000 in funding to develop and commercialize technologies to monitor water quality, address PFAS contamination, and reduce indoor air toxins. • The Department of the Treasury announced the successful implementation of a new government-wide payment system that helps stop federal payments from being sent to deceased individuals. • The Securities and Exchange Commission published a proposed rule that would make electronic delivery the default method of delivering regulatory disclosures to investors, clients, and other recipients under federal securities laws. National Security / Homeland Security • In support of the Memphis Safe Task Force, a total of 31 federal and local law enforcement agencies, 1,469 Tennessee National Guard troops, and Memphis Police have conducted 11,182 criminal arrests and 841 administrative arrests, seized 1,937 illegal firearms, and recovered 155 missing children.

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A White House-branded graphic on a plain white background. At top center is the small navy-blue White House logo icon with "THE WHITE HOUSE" printed beneath it in small caps. Below that is a single navy-blue bulleted text statement summarizing statistics about a law enforcement operation in Washington, DC, described as the "DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force." The rest of the image is blank white space.

Text in image: THE WHITE HOUSE • In support of the DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force, a total of 28 federal law enforcement agencies, 4,760 DC National Guard troops, and the Metropolitan Police Department have conducted 15,341 criminal arrests and 2,973 administrative arrests, seized 1,749 illegal firearms, and recovered 25 missing children.

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background bordered by a thin white/blue frame. At the top, bold white text announces a congressional election win. Below, two head-and-shoulders photos are shown side by side: on the left, an older man with light-colored swept-back hair wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie, with a serious/stern expression; on the right, a younger man with dark hair and a slight smile, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" logo with five stars above and below the text "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" underneath.

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (AZ-08) ABE HAMADEH WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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>> [APPLAUSE] Are you kidding?

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A night photograph taken from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, looking east across the Reflecting Pool toward the illuminated Washington Monument, which is mirrored in the still water. The sky is dark blue twilight. In the foreground, on the memorial plaza, a crowd of people is gathered, many dressed in formal attire (suits, tuxedos, and evening gowns in colors like red, black, silver, and white), suggesting they are dressed up for a formal event or photo opportunity. Some people are seated or standing near the edge of the pool, and a couple of vehicles are parked along the path beside the pool.

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A nighttime photograph of the Washington Monument, illuminated and viewed from an elevated vantage point (likely the Lincoln Memorial steps looking east). The floodlit obelisk stands at the center of the frame, its mirror reflection visible in the dark, still water of the Reflecting Pool stretching toward the camera. The Washington D.C. skyline, including lit buildings and trees, lines the horizon in the background under a dark blue night sky. Small groups of people are visible as silhouettes at the bottom of the frame, standing near the pool's edge/steps. No text, logos, or captions appear anywhere in the image.

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A photograph of the Washington Monument, the tall stone obelisk in Washington, D.C., viewed from the National Mall with its reflection mirrored in the calm water of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in the foreground. Trees line both sides of the pool, and several parked service vehicles/trucks (including a white box truck and dark pickup-style vehicles) are visible on the paved paths flanking the pool. The sky is blue with light wispy clouds, suggesting early morning or clear daylight conditions. In the distant background, part of the U.S. Capitol dome and a construction crane are faintly visible near the base of the monument.

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[MUSIC PLAYING] We just wrapped up the pit stop. First ever pit stop here at the White House. What an incredible experience. And this is all to celebrate America's 250th. We can't wait to see you on August 23. What do we have to wait for, David? This was just a little taste of the pit stop that we're going to have in a race scenario. We're all going to be pushing the limits, everything you can. It's going to be beautiful chaos is how I would explain it. Goosebumps, it's everything you're going to want to be. It's the best way to celebrate America's 250th. So make sure you're there. [MUSIC PLAYING]

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A nighttime photograph of the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., illuminated white against a dark sky. A helicopter with its position lights on is flying past the obelisk roughly a third of the way up from the base. In the background, the U.S. Capitol dome is visible, illuminated and flanked by rows of flagpoles with lit flags. In the foreground is the World War II Memorial (visible pillars and lit fountains on either side) and the reflecting pool, with the monument and lights reflected in the water. Small groups of people are visible near the memorial in the lower portion of the frame.

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(upbeat music) (upbeat music) (crowd cheering)

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We celebrate our history, our heroes, our heritage, our great American flag, and our freedom. Every American heart should swell with pride. Every American family should cheer with delight. And every American patriot should be filled with joy. Because each of you lives in the most magnificent country in the history of the world. We will proclaim the ideals of the Declaration of Independence. And we will never surrender the spirit and the courage and the cause of July 4th, 1776.

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In July of 1776, King George III still towered over New York City, not in person, in lead. That bowling green near the tip of Manhattan stood a gilded 4,000-pound statute of King George on horseback dressed like a Roman emperor. It had been erected just six years earlier as a monument to British power, but by the summer of 1776, Americans no longer saw majesty in this statute. They saw tyranny. On July 9, 1776, George Washington gathered his troops in New York and had them easily adopt the Declaration of Independence read aloud. The words that barely settled before soldiers, sailors, and patriots surged down Broadway to bowling green on top of the King George statue. While the crowd saw tyranny toppled, Connecticut patriot Oliver Walcott saw bullets, 4,000 pounds of lead bullets, for a Continental Army Walcott knew would be desperate for ammunition. So Walcott had the shattered pieces of King George loaded onto boats and shipped to Connecticut. From there, ox carts hauled the remains of King George more than 60 miles over rough country roads to Walcott's home in Litchfield. And in the Walcott family orchard, a shed became a foundry. His wife, Laura, his daughter, Mary Ann, and local neighbors worked over melting pots pouring the King's lead into bullet molds, 42,088 musket balls in all. Some of those boats were fired two years later at the Battle of Monmon, the brutal New Jersey showdown where Washington's army proved a good stand in the open field against British regulars. You have to love the irony, Britain sent America a monument to empire, America sent it right back in muzzle velocity. So let's celebrate our nation's 250th birthday as we remember patriots like Oliver Walcott who made it all possible. From the White House, I'm Peter Navarro.

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-maroon gradient background. It shows a close-up photo of Donald Trump with a stern/serious expression on the left, and a photo of a smiling man in a navy suit and light blue tie on the right, identified by the text as Wes Climer. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo with stars on either side.

Text in image: REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR SC-05 WES CLIMER WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A political campaign-style graphic on a blue-to-red gradient background, promoting the success rate of Donald Trump's endorsements in primary elections. On the left are white silhouette outline maps of West Virginia and Nebraska, each with a win-loss record. On the right is a circular red-framed photo of Donald Trump, shown from the chest up wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie, with a serious/stern expression, and a large green checkmark overlapping the bottom-right of the circle. A "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" logo with stars appears at the bottom center.

Text in image: MAY 12TH ELECTION UPDATE: 9 WINS, 0 LOSSES PRESIDENT TRUMP ENDORSEMENTS 100% 3-0 WEST VIRGINIA 6-0 NEBRASKA TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A campaign-style graphic on a blue-to-dark-red gradient background with a white border. It features close-up cropped photos of Donald Trump (stern, unsmiling expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie) on the left and a blonde woman in a dark blazer with a white top and pearl earrings/necklace, smiling, on the right. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" logo framed by a rectangular border with stars above and below.

Text in image: LAND COMMISSIONER OF TEXAS DAWN BUCKINGHAM WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background and a thin blue border frame. Large bold text at top announces a Congressional election win. Below the headline is a red banner noting a presidential endorsement. Two head-and-shoulders photos are shown side by side: on the left, a man with light-colored combed-back hair, orange-toned skin, a stern/frowning expression, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and dark blue tie (resembling Donald Trump); on the right, a smiling blonde woman with shoulder-length hair, wearing a dark top and a pearl necklace (resembling Beth Van Duyne). At the bottom center is a campaign logo reading "TRUMP VANCE, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" flanked by rows of five stars on each side.

Text in image: CONGRESSWOMAN (TX-24) BETH VAN DUYNE WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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