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House Dems raised $29M in second quarter for campaigning: Report

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A new report claims the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised at least $29 million in the last three months.

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According to sources speaking to the Hill, of the approximate $29 million raised, more than $13 million came from grassroots fundraising.

Monday is also the deadline for presidential candidates to file their fundraising numbers to the Federal Election Commission.

Democratic candidates raising the most money include South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg with $24.8 million, former Vice President Joe Biden with $21.5 million, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., with $19.1 million and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., not far behind with $18 million.

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President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, by comparison, raised $105 million in its second quarter.

CAA Signs ‘Pose’ Actor Indya Moore

EXCLUSIVE: CAA announced today that they have signed actor, model, writer and social activist Indya Moore. The transgender, non-binary Dominican-Puerto Rican actor is part of the groundbreaking, critically acclaimed FX series Pose co-created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Steven Canals, which is currently in its second season.

On the series, they play Angel Evangelista and is part of the largest trans cast in the history of television which includes Mj Rodriguez, Dominque Jackson, Angelica Ross, Hailie Sahar alongside Billy Porter, Angel Bismark Curiel, Evan Peters, Kate Mara, James Van Der Beek, Ryan Jamaal Swain, Charlayne Woodard and Dyllón Burnside.

In addition to their work on TV, Moore has appeared in campaigns for Louis Vuitton, Dior, Calvin Klein, and Gucci, and has been featured in W, Vogue, Another, OUT, New York Magazine, and i-D. Earlier this year, they appeared on TIME Magazine’s “Most Influential People” list and they continued to blaze trails by becoming the first transgender person to grace the cover of ELLE Magazine and the first transgender person to keynote the 2019 Essence Festival.

In 2017, Moore appeared in Damon Cardasis’  indie musical fantasy drama Saturday Church alongside their Pose castmate Mj Rodriguez. Moore’s production company Beetlefruit Media, provides a platform for stories about disenfranchised groups.

Moore was previously represented by WME and will continue to be represented by Lisa Calli.

Amazon started a new retail revolution: Former Toys R Us CEO

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Former Toys ‘R’ Us CEO Gerald Storch on Amazon Prime Day the ecommerce giant’s growth and the potential risks the company.

Amazon started a new retail revolution, according to the former Toys R Us CEO Gerald Storch.

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“We’ve been trying to build Christmas in July – and nobody has shown up – and Amazon has succeeded,” he told FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on Monday.

Storch said he gives Amazon a “lot of credit” because “July is a retail desert” and now “all the other retailers” have to play too.

“It’s a big deal,” he said.

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Storch also believes that the e-commerce giant can rake in $6 billion in sales within the next two days during its Prime Day sales event. Despite a minor tech glitch that temporarily kept shoppers from making any purchases last year during Prime Day, Amazon still reported a record $3.5 billion in sales.

“[To] put it in perspective – that’s about what J.C. Penney does in a half a year – in just two days. That’s about what Nordstrom does in three or four months – in just two days.”

IOC threatens to cut fuel supply to Air India

State-owned Air India’s flights services are likely to be hit partially as public sector oil marketing firm Indian Oil Corporation has threatened to cut fuel supply at some of the airports from Tuesday evening on non-payment of bills, according to a source.

The disinvestment-bound carrier, which is incurring Rs 15 crore loss per day, has huge dues towards oil companies and Airports Authority of India, among others.

“Indian Oil Corporation has threatened to stop fuel supply at certain airports such Patna, Pune, Chandigarh, Cochin, Visakhapatnam and Ranchi for non payment of dues from 4 pm Tuesday,” the source said.

In the eventuality of the oil firm implementing its notice to Air India, there will not be fuel available to flights operating out of these airports and may impact operations as well, the source added.

In view of the IoC notice, the airline has asked its flight crew and dispatchers that they ‘must carry fuel for next sector or alternative re-routing to be planned to maximise the payload, until situation is normalised’, as per the source.

The national carrier is reportedly expected to post its highest-ever loss of over Rs 7,600 crore in the previous fiscal on account of low fleet utilisation and high fuel prices, among others.