The Daily Caller

Ryan Elijah defeated incumbent Cory Mills in the August 18, 2026 Republican primary for a Florida U.S. House seat. Both The Daily Caller and The 19th News confirm the outcome and note that Mills faced dating violence allegations. Multiple details on vote shares, investigations, and endorsements remain unverified.

KSL reports the current Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 5,000 cases. The Daily Caller cites Congo’s Ministry of Health figures of 5,021 cases and 2,378 deaths as of an unspecified Sunday, along with additional context on prior outbreaks and WHO statements. Multiple claims originate from a single unverified source and include a dated WHO statement set in 2026.

The Democratic National Committee announced on August 20, 2026, that Boston, Denver, and Philadelphia are the three finalists for the 2028 convention site. Atlanta was eliminated from consideration after reaching the final five cities. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens issued statements criticizing the decision.

Multiple right-leaning sources published overlapping but largely unverified claims about actress Hayden Panettiere, including an assertion of her death at age 36. Independent verification shows Panettiere remains alive, rendering the death reports inaccurate. Coverage is limited to three right-leaning outlets with no left or center perspectives represented.

Federal agents stopped Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport and executed a search warrant at his Washington, D.C. home. Anadolu Agency and The Daily Caller reported these actions and linked them to a sexual assault allegation. Multiple additional details about the investigation's scope, Swalwell's status, and specific claims remain unverified.

A single supported claim states that Ellie Anna Hammond ran an ex-partner's license plate 166 times using Flock cameras. Multiple additional details about her employment, termination, and justifications remain unverified and sourced solely to The Daily Caller. Separate reports of Flock camera thefts in Winona are noted but unconnected to the queries.

Median Strategies released results from a Los Angeles poll showing Karen Bass ahead of Nithya Raman by 12 points, with 16 percent of respondents claiming votes for Spencer Pratt. The firm later described the effort as a short-term social experiment on information flow. Multiple additional details about the poll and its withdrawal remain unverified by independent sources.