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#politics

Fox News: Several provisions fail to pass muster with Senate rules in 'big, beautiful bill'
Several provisions fail to pass muster with Senate rules in 'big, beautiful bill'
Several provisions in the Senate GOP's version of President Trump's budget bill are at risk of being removed due to violations of the Byrd Rule during a process known as the "Byrd Bath." This scrutiny may hinder Republicans from passing the bill without Democratic support, as non-compliant provisions will require a 60-vote threshold.

Key provisions under review include cuts to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and various defense funding requirements. Senate Democrats plan to leverage this process to slow down the GOP's efforts to finalize the bill by the July 4 deadline.


Fox News: Issa floats constitutional amendment to let Congress, SCOTUS remove president after Biden health 'cover-up'
Issa floats constitutional amendment to let Congress, SCOTUS remove president after Biden health 'cover-up'
Rep. Darrell Issa has proposed a constitutional amendment to facilitate the removal of a president deemed unable to perform their duties, citing concerns over transparency regarding President Biden's mental health. He argues that the current 25th Amendment provisions may be inadequate, suggesting that Congress and the Supreme Court should be involved in the assessment process.

The House Oversight Committee is set to interview several Biden administration officials regarding these concerns, which could inform the potential amendment. However, amending the Constitution is a challenging process, requiring significant support in Congress and among the states.


Fox News: DNC elects vice chair to replace David Hogg as Democrat Party rift rages on
DNC elects vice chair to replace David Hogg as Democrat Party rift rages on
Shasti Conrad has been elected as the new vice chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), following David Hogg's resignation amid internal party conflicts. Hogg's exit came after a contentious re-election process, which he claimed was a maneuver to sideline him.

The DNC has faced criticism over leadership issues and financial struggles, with key union leaders also stepping down. Hogg's controversial plans to challenge incumbent Democrats highlighted divisions within the party, prompting calls for a renewed focus on core issues.


#religion

Fox News: Federal appeals court rules Louisiana Ten Commandments school law is unconstitutional
Federal appeals court rules Louisiana Ten Commandments school law is unconstitutional
A federal appeals court ruled that Louisiana's law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools is unconstitutional. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's decision, stating the law violates the separation of church and state.

The law, passed by a Republican-controlled legislature, faced legal challenges from parents concerned about First Amendment rights. Louisiana's Attorney General plans to appeal the ruling, while advocates for religious freedom celebrate the decision as a victory for diverse beliefs in public education.


#culture

Le Monde: Beyoncé brings Texas flair to Stade de France
Beyoncé brings Texas flair to Stade de France
Beyoncé kicked off her three-concert series at the Stade de France on June 19, 2025, with a crowd of 80,000 fans embracing her latest album, "Cowboy Carter." The performance showcased a mix of country and club culture, reflecting her Texan roots and innovative style.

Despite some struggles with album sales and attendance at earlier shows, the energy at the Stade de France was palpable, as fans celebrated her historic achievements in the country music genre.


#sports

GB News: Rory McIlroy explains hostile position on journalists after golf star was condemned for US Open behaviour
Rory McIlroy explains hostile position on journalists after golf star was condemned for US Open behaviour
Rory McIlroy has defended his choice to skip media duties, stating he has "earned the right" to do so amid criticism for avoiding journalists. He cited fatigue and frustration over his performance and emphasized that players can decline interviews as long as it's voluntary.

Despite the media controversy, McIlroy performed well at the Travelers Championship, scoring six-under-par in his opening round. He expressed fond memories of the tournament, recalling his first PGA Tour hole-in-one achieved there in 2023.