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The Atlanta Falcons secured a surprising victory by driving 70 yards in the final moments of the game. A controversial decision by Eagles' coach Nick Sirianni to pass on a critical third down led to a dropped pass, stopping the clock and allowing the Falcons enough time to mount a game-winning drive, despite the Eagles extending their lead to 21-15 with a field goal.

On Tuesday evening, Bon Jovi's lead singer, Jon Bon Jovi, assisted in persuading a woman off a bridge ledge, an event captured by surveillance footage. Reports from local news indicate that Bon Jovi was involved in a photoshoot at the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge in Nashville, Tennessee, when he noticed a woman dangling from the bridge, appearing ready to jump.

During a recent appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Frank Luntz shared his insights into the debate's outcome. When asked by Morgan whether Kamala Harris's performance could lead her to victory in the election, Luntz shifted focus towards Donald Trump's performance, suggesting it was less about Harris winning and more about Trump losing ground. He noted that Trump's debate showing wasn't the worst he'd seen but ranked disappointingly close due to its content and delivery. Luntz criticized Trump for straying into irrelevant discussions, like the consumption of pets and undue praise for Hungary's leader, while missing crucial chances to address key issues such as inflation and living costs. Moreover, he highlighted Trump's aggressive approach towards opponents, including Biden and Harris, which detracted from his ability to effectively communicate his viewpoints.

In an unguarded assessment of the latest ABC News debate, Fox Business host Neil Cavuto shared a straightforward opinion that ex-President Donald Trump was decidedly outperformed by Vice President Kamala Harris. On his program "Cavuto: Coast to Coast," Cavuto remarked, "He was decisively beaten. Although he made compelling economic arguments, his points were muddled and lacked a clear trajectory. This defeat wasn't marginal; it was unequivocally comprehensive."

In a pointed commentary made on Tuesday night, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. minced no words in evaluating the debate performance of ex-President Donald Trump, declaring Vice President Kamala Harris the clear winner. The encounter between Harris and Trump was marked by a lengthy exchange of sharp remarks, throughout which Harris skillfully elicited personal grievances from Trump. In a particularly striking moment, Trump spread an unsubstantiated rumor about Haitian migrants in Ohio stealing and eating pets. Although Trump claimed to have had a victorious night, many conservatives voiced their dissatisfaction with his performance.

Bill O’Reilly declared “nobody” won Tuesday night’s debate, but argued former President Donald Trump “descended” quickly and played to his base, including a detour where he pushed a fake conspiracy that migrants are stealing and eating pets.

Todd Starnes of Newsmax managed a live broadcast that sparked controversy when guest Gabrielle Cuccia veered off-topic from Mark Zuckerberg to dispute the 2020 election results. Cuccia's claim of Trump's rightful election prompted Starnes to cut her off, avoiding election fraud discussions rejected by Newsmax.

In the high-stakes chess game of political maneuvering, it seems the Harris campaign is unfazed by the potential curveball that independent presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could throw into the 2024 election mix. According to a confident dispatch from Democratic National Committee circles, any supposed threat posed by Kennedy to Vice President Kamala Harris' quest for presidency has been effectively disarmed. The DNC's strategists have been quick to paint Kennedy as little more than a pawn in former President Donald Trump's broader strategy to disrupt the Democratic stronghold on the White House.

Former President Donald Trump displayed irritability during an exchange with Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum on Thursday when she mentioned Vice President Kamala Harris's significant traction and momentum among female voters.

Tomi Lahren from Outkick suggested that Donald Trump's campaign should adopt a more positive message to attract voters. By focusing on positivity, the campaign could broaden its appeal to younger voters, independents, and swing state voters.

In a recent development, fresh insights have emerged regarding Hashem Younis Hashem Hnaihen, the individual facing allegations for issuing threats to "explode everything" at various establishments and sites within Orange County, Florida. Among the targeted locations were two branches of Starbucks, a McDonald's restaurant, and an energy facility. Authorities are currently investigating the motives behind Hnaihen's alarming threats as they work to ensure the safety of these public spaces and prevent any potential harm to citizens and property. The case continues to unfold as local law enforcement collaborates with federal agencies to delve deeper into Hnaihen's background and assess any existing threat levels.

Matthew Perry's family has expressed their feelings following the criminal charges against five individuals linked to the death of the "Friends" actor at the age of 54 last October. The family stated that while they remain devastated by Matthew's passing, they appreciate the thorough investigation conducted by law enforcement. They anticipate justice being served and commend the efforts of the various agencies involved. Their hope is for a message to be sent to those distributing harmful substances.

In an impassioned statement on Fox News, Lara Trump, serving as the Republican National Committee co-chair, vehemently criticized what she termed the "deep state." She charged this concealed network with leading a comprehensive effort to block Donald Trump's bid for re-enterance into the presidency. Lara Trump highlighted that this group has overlooked significant external threats, particularly pointing to the recent breach of Trump's campaign by Iranian hackers as a glaring neglect. She contended that such inactions reveal a wider plot designed to perpetuate a system that favors adversaries of the United States and entrenched political figures, all at the detriment of the nation's well-being.

A guy got arrested after confessing to a pastor about molesting a child, as per an arrest report. Russell Vacherlon, 66, phoned a pastor on July 3 and shared that he inappropriately touched a 4-year-old child, as mentioned in the report. The pastor then informed the authorities about the incident.

Bronx prosecutor William Kemp-Neal resigned amid a video scandal involving an encounter with a 13-year-old boy. Dads Against Predators exposed the incident at a Target store in Mount Vernon, New York, where Kemp-Neal was confronted and restrained by vigilantes. Accused of engaging with a minor online, Kemp-Neal faced public scrutiny before fleeing the scene.

Justice Gorsuch cautioned against engaging in political discussions during a presidential election year, emphasizing the need for an independent judiciary.

Two Chinese nationals were arrested with $250,000 worth of gold bars during a traffic stop on I-20. An officer stopped a White Chevy Malibu with Michigan plates for a traffic violation, leading to the arrest.

Former President Donald Trump is back in the political spotlight in Georgia, sharing some strong words about Governor Brian Kemp ahead of the upcoming electoral face-off.

The U.S. is boosting military presence in the Middle East to protect Israel from potential Iranian threats and secure American troops, with a fighter jet squadron and aircraft carrier deployment announced by the Pentagon on Friday.

Former President Donald Trump indicated he plans to target Kamala Harris regarding her record after facing scrutiny for questioning her ethnicity. Speaking in Atlanta, he aims to shape voters' perception of the vice president ahead of the general election in just over 90 days.

Former President Donald Trump criticized a Georgia university for hindering access to an Atlanta arena that Vice President Kamala Harris had recently visited. Trump insinuated it was a left-wing conspiracy against him, linking it to the November election at a rally.

Boxer Wins First Olympic Fight After 46 Seconds - Opponent Quit To Save Her Life!

Sen. Lindsey Graham questioned Secret Service acting director Ronald Rowe and FBI deputy director Paul Abbate during a hearing about the assassination attempt on ex-President Donald Trump. Graham inquired about solving staffing issues with increased funding, urging them to think expansively on resourcing the department.

Sen. Rand Paul questioned U.S. Secret Service about leadership changes post assassination attempt on former President Trump. Paul emphasized the need to replace current event security leadership for Trump's future rallies.

Sen. Ron Johnson questioned U.S. Secret Service acting director Ronald Rowe and FBI deputy director Paul Abbate in a hearing regarding the investigation into the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. Rowe, previously the Secret Service deputy director, took on the role of acting director after Kimberly Cheatle's resignation in 2023.