The White House is pinning the blame on the Biden administration for Sundays terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, that left a dozen people injured including a Holocaust survivor.The suspect involved in the attack, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, first entered the U.S. under the Biden administration and had overstayed his visa, multiple Department of Homeland Security sources first told Fox News."This tragedy is a sobering reminder of the consequences of the Biden administration's failed policies," White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters at a White House press briefing Tuesday."He overstayed, filed an asylum claim and was given a work authorization by the Biden administration," Leavitt said. "Instead of deporting this heinous individual, Joe Biden's administration allowed him to stay in our country and to work. President Trump sounded the alarm over these reckless Biden policies for years because this is the predictable result of letting anti-American radicals and illegal immigrants pour into our country."A spokesperson for former President Joe Biden did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia on Tuesday set the date for a special election to fill a vacant heavily-blue congressional seat in the commonwealth.Virginians in the state's 11th Congressional District will vote on Sept. 9 in a special election to fill the seat held by the late Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly, who died on May 21 after battling esophageal cancer.Connolly, a longtime House member, announced in late April that he wouldn't seek re-election in 2026 in the Democrat-dominated Northern Virginia district in suburban Washington, D.C.REP. GERRY CONNOLLY OF VIRGINIA DEAD AT AGE 75Six Democrats and two Republican candidates have already jumped into the race to fill Connolly's seat.The Republicans will be defending their razor-thin House majority in next year's midterm elections. The GOP currently controls the chamber 220-212, with three heavily blue districts vacant.HEAD HERE FOR THE LATEST FOX NEWS REPORTING AND ANALYSIS ON THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESThe special election in Virginia will be the third to be held so far this year to fill vacant seats, with two more to follow.The first two special elections, both in Florida congressional districts, replaced Republicans who resigned their terms, Matt Gaetz and Mike Waltz.Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona set Sept. 23 as the date for a special election to fill the seat left vacant after the death in March of Rep. Ral Grijalva, a fellow Democrat.And Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas set Nov. 4 as the date of a special election to fill the seat left vacant following the death of Democratic Rep. Sylvester Turner in March.Texas Democrats were angered over what they said was a month-long delay by Abbott in setting the special election date.

As Americans begin to embark on their summer vacations, a new travel trend has people seeking "quaint" destinations.Priceline released its annual travel trends report for 2025 and one trend, "townsizing," is giving some under-the-radar destinations the limelight. "Americans are seeking simplicity and will travel to find it," the press release notes. People are opting "for quaint, comfy respites in Americas small towns."'VITAMIN T' IS LATEST VACATION TREND FOR TRAVELERS SEEKING 'LONGER, HEALTHIER LIVES'"The trend toward small towns offers different benefits for different generations," it adds."While boomers are most likely to feel that small towns are more relaxing, Gen Z is townsizing as a way to indulge in the charming, quaint moments depicted in their most comforting movies."Gen Z is 89% more likely than average travelers to seek out a vacation that offers a "Nancy Meyers lifestyle," according to the report.Destinations such as Old Saybrook, Connecticut; North Wildwood, New Jersey; and Cape Cod in Massachusetts are examples of quieter towns that encompass the coastal movie charm in many of Meyers' movies.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe report adds that 67% of Gen Z are "more likely to see a vacation as an opportunity to live out their small-town fantasies.""These typesof trips are for people who want to sit back, relax and take their time exploring the local shops and restaurants of a quiet area - away from the hustle and bustle of a big city," Adam Duckworth, president and founder of Travelmation, told Fox News Digital.Indiana-basedtravel adviser at Travelmation, Amy Thomasson, told Fox News Digital she is seeing the trend spark near her home."The New Baden/French Lick area is a perfect example of townsizing," said Thomasson.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"These travelers are less interested in ticking off the boxes of what everyone says they should do on vacation and instead turning to more experiential trips where they can make memories in a new and exciting location," she added.Thomasson says she's noticed the trend become very popular with more clients seeking easy weekend getaways."They are looking for a place they can easily drive to that has good hotel options and fun things to do. They want to go off the beaten path but not be inconvenienced," she said.Thomasson says the trend also allows travelers to save money and avoid the hassles of flying giving people a more relaxed pace for their vacation.

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