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Fox News: Shutdown averted after Schumer caves and backs Trump spending bill
A government shutdown was averted just before the deadline as enough Democrats joined Republicans to pass a stopgap spending bill, maintaining fiscal year 2024 spending levels until October 1. The Senate overcame the filibuster with a 62-38 vote, sending the bill to President Trump for signature.
Divisions within the Democratic Party surfaced, with some members expressing discontent over Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's decision to support the bill. Notably, 10 Democrats voted with Republicans to ensure the bill's passage, reflecting tensions and differing opinions on government shutdown strategies.
Breitbart: Former Wyoming Republican Senator Alan Simpson Passes Away at 93 Years Old
Former Sen. Alan Simpson (R-WY), known for his bipartisan approach, passed away at 93 after complications from a broken hip. Serving from 1979 to 1997, he was recognized for his humor, commitment to deficit reduction, and support for abortion rights.
Simpson's legacy includes fostering bipartisan relationships and co-leading a deficit reduction commission under President Obama. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Biden in 2022.
The Western Journal: Watch: JD Vance Has Perfect Response as DC Elites Jeer Him at Kennedy Center Theater
Vice President J.D. Vance and his wife faced boos from the audience while attending a National Symphony Orchestra performance at the Kennedy Center. Despite the jeers, the couple maintained their composure, with Vance smiling and waving at the crowd.
Critics noted the incident highlighted a lack of decorum among the D.C. elite, suggesting that the audience's behavior reflected partisan hostility. Richard Grenell commented on the need for greater tolerance of diverse political views in cultural spaces.
Le Monde: US Congress clears key hurdle in bid to avert govt shutdown
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced his support for a Republican-backed funding bill to prevent a government shutdown, surprising many Democrats. The legislation, which keeps the government funded through September, faced backlash from within his party due to spending cuts associated with the Trump administration.
Critics accuse Schumer of betrayal, while he argues that a shutdown would worsen the situation by allowing the administration to cut vital services more rapidly. Despite the internal dissent, the bill is on track for final passage, easing immediate concerns over a government halt.
Breitbart: Trump Administration Kicks South African Ambassador Out of the U.S. After Breitbart News Report: 'Persona Non Grata'
The Trump administration has expelled South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool after he labeled Trump a white supremacist during a lecture. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the decision, linking it to Rasool's history of supporting Hamas and South Africa's contentious international stance.
This expulsion highlights ongoing tensions between the U.S. and South Africa, particularly regarding issues like land expropriation and alliances with adversarial nations. Rasool's comments reflect broader concerns about demographic shifts and political movements within the U.S.
Fox News: Charlamagne says Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries need to 'step down' from party
Radio host Charlamagne tha God criticized Democratic leaders for their support of a spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, calling it indicative of the party's lack of vision. He expressed disappointment in Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and others for failing to protect American interests and suggested a need for new leadership within the party.
Charlamagne argued that Democrats have a messaging and leadership problem, stating that they should be replaced if they do not fight for the people. He contrasted their inaction with the Republicans' cohesive agenda and questioned why he should continue to support a party that he perceives as ineffective.
Fox News: Trump pledges to make US capital 'crime free' and the ‘talk of the world’
President Trump reiterated his commitment to making Washington, D.C., crime-free, emphasizing the need for a clean and safe capital during a speech at the Department of Justice. He highlighted recent efforts to remove tents and graffiti before visits from foreign leaders.
Trump praised D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser for her cooperation and mentioned plans to improve the city's appearance and safety. He expressed optimism about the administration's efforts and assured that visitors would feel secure in the capital.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: 'FBI's "Gotcha" Scheme'
The Biden administration turned over government cellphones belonging to former President Trump and Vice President Pence to the FBI in May 2022 as part of an investigation into the 2020 election. This action has raised concerns about the legitimacy of the FBI's probe and the White House's involvement.
Additionally, various political events unfold, including a civil rights probe by the Education Department and ongoing discussions about deportation flights with Venezuela. Public sentiment appears divided over the performance of Trump and Musk.
#society
The Western Journal: Man Hit by Train and Crumpled Underneath It - Seconds Later, Camera Catches Miraculous Sight
A man in Lima, Peru, survived being run over by a train while apparently asleep on the tracks. Despite the severity of the incident, 28-year-old Juan Carlos Tello walked away with only minor injuries to his arm, astonishing onlookers and authorities.
Reports indicate Tello was likely intoxicated and did not notice the approaching train. His miraculous survival contrasts sharply with other train accident victims, highlighting the unpredictable nature of such incidents.
#crime
Fox News: FBI investigating rise in swatting incidents after several conservatives targeted, Kash Patel says
FBI Director Kash Patel announced an investigation into a rise in swatting incidents targeting conservative media figures, emphasizing that weaponizing law enforcement against any American is unacceptable. He stated the agency is committed to working with local law enforcement to address these dangerous acts.
Several conservative individuals, including podcaster Nick Sortor and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, have reported being swatted, leading to calls for stricter penalties for such actions. A bipartisan bill has been introduced to impose severe consequences for swatting, highlighting its risks to public safety and law enforcement resources.
Le Monde: Sean 'Diddy' Combs pleads not guilty to new indictment
Sean "Diddy" Combs pleaded not guilty to a superseding indictment on sex trafficking and racketeering charges in New York. The indictment alleges he coerced individuals into drug-fueled sex parties and forced employees to remain silent about the abuse.
Combs, who has denied all allegations, faces a trial set for May 2025 amid growing public accusations, including a civil suit from singer Cassie. He has been incarcerated since September and appeared in court with visible signs of aging.
The Western Journal: Tyson Beats Rape Allegations So Thoroughly That Suit Can Never Be Filed Again
A $5 million civil lawsuit against boxer Mike Tyson, alleging rape in the 1990s, has been dropped and cannot be refiled. The plaintiff claimed Tyson attacked her in a limousine, but the case was dismissed after a judge rejected her attempt to amend the complaint due to date discrepancies.
Tyson's lawyer stated they were pleased with the outcome, calling the allegations baseless. The plaintiff's attorney expressed disappointment over the dismissal on procedural grounds, maintaining support for her account of events.