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- Supreme Court denies Trump appeal, $5 M Carroll judgment upheld - Trump bill cuts $18.7 B SNAP, 200 k Arizona kids lose aid - 40 % of young men trust misogynist online, harms female professors - Rep. Collins uses $400 K office funds for Senate ads

7/6/2026

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Supreme Court denied President Donald Trump’s appeal, leaving a $5 million judgment for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll.
President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” cut $18.7 billion from SNAP, pushing nearly 200,000 Arizona children off nutrition assistance.
A survey found 40 percent of young American men trust a misogynistic online figure, linked to hostile treatment of female professors.
Rep. Mike Collins used $400,000 of office funds for political ads identical to his Senate campaign.

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Story summary

Supreme Court denied President Donald Trump’s appeal, leaving a $5 million judgment for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll.
President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” cut $18.7 billion from SNAP, pushing nearly 200,000 Arizona children off nutrition assistance.
A survey found 40 percent of young American men trust a misogynistic online figure, linked to hostile treatment of female professors.
Rep. Mike Collins used $400,000 of office funds for political ads identical to his Senate campaign.