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GOP drops Jim Jordan as nominee after 3rd loss

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Washington — House Republicans voted to drop Rep. Jim Jordan as their nominee for speaker after he failed to win a majority three times this week, sending the party back to the drawing board and leaving the House leaderless for at least three more days.

The House Republican Conference gathered Friday afternoon to vote on whether Jordan should remain the nominee. The closed-door meeting followed an earlier vote on the House floor that made clear his support was eroding.

Voting by secret ballot, 86 members said Jordan should remain in the race, and more than 100 said he shouldn’t, according to one lawmaker who was in the room.

“I thought it was important that we all know, get an answer to the question if they wanted me to continue in that role,” Jordan said after the meeting. “So we put the question to them, they made a different decision.”

The full House convened earlier Friday to try to fill the speaker’s vacancy yet again, more than two weeks after the historic ouster of Rep. Kevin McCarthy. Jordan won 194 votes in this round, compared to 200 in the first round on Tuesday and 199 in the second on Wednesday. The number of Republicans voting for various non-Jordan protest candidates grew over the course of the three rounds, from 20 to 22 to 25.

Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry, who is leading the House through the process of finding a permanent speaker, said Republicans will hold another forum for candidates on Monday, with the goal of holding a vote on the floor on Tuesday morning.

“It is my goal to be talking to you at this time next Friday as chairman of the Financial Services Committee,” McHenry said.



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Young Republicans chair on impact of Trump assassination attempt

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With voters under the age of 30 likely to play a major role in the 2024 presidential election, Hayden Padgett, chairman of the Young Republican National Federation, joined CBS News to discuss the campaign so far and the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

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How the RNC will react to Sen. Bob Menendez’s guilty verdict

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Sen. Bob Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, has been convicted on all charges in his federal corruption trial. CBS News political director Fin Gómez reports from the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on how the GOP might respond to the guilty verdict.

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Save $200 on an unlocked Google Pixel 8 during Amazon Prime Day

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Prime Day 2024 is here, and that means it’s time to save some serious cash across dozens of categories. That includes big ticket items like a new smartphone. You can find all manner of deals during this two-day event, from stick vacuums to TVs to laptops and more. So if you’re sick and tired of that old phone cramping your style, you can upgrade for a great price right now. 

As part of the first day of this massive two-day sale, you can save $200 on an unlocked Google Pixel 8 smartphone in the Hazel colorway at Amazon. You can use this phone with any carrier, so there’s no need to worry about changing your phone service. 

Whether you’re an Android phone user already or just looking to make the change over from the Apple iPhone, this is one deal you won’t want to miss out on. Add it to your cart quickly though, because it’ll likely sell out fast – everyone’s racing to score some serious savings. Don’t get left behind. 


Google Pixel 8 smartphone (128GB): $499 (29% off)

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The Google Pixel 8 is one of the search giant’s flagship phones that debuted in October 2023. It’s still one of the best Android smartphones of 2024, so any discount you can get makes changing phones worth it. 

The Pixel 8 comes with a 6.2-inch display that uses a 120Hz OLED panel for maximum brightness and a smooth refresh rate. On board is Google’s Tensor G3 processor, which the phone leverages for its many AI-powered functions, including photo editing, article summaries, smart replies and circle to search with Google AI.

Though the phone in its entirety is a zippy, powerful device, the camera array is one of its biggest draws. It has a high-resolution ultra-wide camera with a variety of editing options and super crisp snapshots. You’ll love taking pictures and shooting videos with the Pixel 8.

Right now, the 128GB configuration is just $499, which is 29% off its original price of $699. You can also opt for the 256GB option, which is available for the same discount. It’s $559, or 26% off its normal price of $759.


We’re tracking down all the best Prime Day discounts, including the best lightning deals and rival sales during Prime Day 2024. Whether you’re trying to find the best Prime Day deals on tech, Prime Day sales on beauty and fashion finds or Prime Day deals on health and fitness equipment, our team of expert deal hunters has you covered.



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