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#politics
Fox News: Texas lieutenant gov calls out Abbott for last-minute THC bill veto
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick criticized Gov. Greg Abbott for vetoing Senate Bill 3, which aimed to ban certain THC products. Patrick highlighted the bill's support among lawmakers and the distress of families affected by THC-related issues, promising further comments at an upcoming press conference.
Abbott defended his veto, citing constitutional concerns and the need for stronger regulation of hemp products to protect minors and adults. The Texas Hemp Business Council supported Abbott's decision, claiming it safeguarded jobs and rejected misinformation.
GB News: Palestine Action protesters descend on London ahead of being proscribed terror group
Palestine Action has been banned from protesting outside Parliament as the UK government prepares to classify the group as a terrorist organization. The Metropolitan Police imposed an exclusion zone and warned of arrests for those entering the area during the planned protest.
Protests have shifted to Trafalgar Square, with attendees expressing support for Palestine Action. The group is under scrutiny for alleged criminal activities, including damaging military aircraft and assaulting police officers.
Breitbart: Senate Parliamentarian Rejects Eight More Parts of Big Beautiful Bill
The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that eight provisions of the Big Beautiful Bill require 60 votes to pass, impacting areas such as border security funding and federal employee regulations. This scrutiny is part of the reconciliation process being used by Republicans.
Democrats argue that this ruling reflects their commitment to protecting families and workers from what they view as anti-worker policies. They emphasize the importance of enforcing the Byrd Rule to prevent misuse of the reconciliation process.
Fox News: Exiled prince looks to lead Iranian people in ending Islamic Republic: 'Our Berlin Wall moment'
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled prince of Iran, has called for a democratic transition to end the Islamic Republic, claiming the regime is collapsing. He warned that if the West supports the current leadership, it could lead to more violence and instability.
Pahlavi outlined his vision for a secular, democratic Iran and proposed a national unity summit to create a roadmap for transition. He emphasized the importance of individual liberties and separation of religion from state, promising a comprehensive plan for economic reconstruction post-regime collapse.
Breitbart: Nolte: New York City On Brink — Socialist Zohran Mamdani Leads Cuomo In Primary Poll
New York City will vote tomorrow for the Democratic mayoral nominee, with Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a self-identified socialist, leading in the polls through ranked-choice voting. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo has a slight edge in first-choice votes, but Mamdani could win if he garners more second-choice support.
Mamdani's radical policies, including rent freezes and anti-business stances, could further challenge New York's already precarious situation. The Democratic primary presents limited options, as Cuomo's controversial past raises concerns, leaving many to question the party's direction in urban governance.
#society
The Western Journal: Dozens of Christians Killed, Injured After ISIS Terrorist Attacks Church During Service
A suicide bombing at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Prophet Elias in Damascus resulted in at least 25 deaths and 63 injuries. The attack, attributed to the Islamic State, occurred during an evening service when a gunman opened fire before detonating an explosive vest.
Witnesses reported horrific scenes, with body parts scattered at the church entrance. This incident marks the first successful suicide bombing in Damascus since the ousting of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Syrian officials condemned the attack and called for measures to protect religious minorities.
Le Monde: Taking meaningful climate action, an absolute imperative
France is facing one of its hottest summer solstices in nearly a century, with temperatures soaring to 38°C and extreme heat alerts issued. This heatwave highlights the increasing frequency of climate disruptions, yet global efforts to combat climate change remain inadequate, with many countries failing to meet their commitments.
The rise of climate skepticism, particularly in the U.S., and recent setbacks in France's environmental planning reflect a troubling trend. Public opinion is increasingly swayed by demagogues, leading to a moratorium on renewable energy initiatives. To overcome this, a new approach emphasizing the benefits of climate action and social support is essential for fostering public acceptance and addressing the urgency of climate change.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: BREAKING: Iran Attacks US Middle East Base - Liberty Nation News
Iranian state TV reported that the Islamic State launched a missile attack on a US Air Force base in Qatar, firing 10 missiles. The White House confirmed awareness of the situation and is monitoring potential threats to Al Udeid Air Base.
This marks Iran's first military response following a US attack on its nuclear facilities.
Breitbart: Russia is Making New Plans to Attack Europe, Warns Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is warning NATO that Russia is preparing new military operations in Europe. He arrived in London for meetings with UK leaders and Ukrainian soldiers before attending the NATO summit in the Netherlands, where he will discuss joint defense strategies.
Zelensky's intelligence chief reported that Russia's military capabilities are declining due to sanctions, yet there are concerns about potential Russian attacks on Europe. Meanwhile, NATO leaders are expected to announce increased defense spending at the summit.
Forbes: U.S.-Iran Live: Iran Launches Attack On U.S. Base In Qatar
Iran launched missiles at a U.S. base in Qatar, marking a significant escalation in tensions following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The Qatari government temporarily closed its airspace, and the U.S. Embassy advised American citizens to shelter in place.
In response, Iran declared the missile attack a successful retaliation, while the U.S. military highlighted the operation's precision. The situation has drawn international condemnation, with Russia and China criticizing the U.S. actions as violations of international law.
Fox News: Iran launches attack on US base in Qatar, Iranian state TV reports
Iran has launched a retaliatory attack on the U.S. Al-Udeid airbase in Qatar, following U.S. airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. Iranian officials vowed to respond to perceived aggression, and the attack was anticipated as U.S. forces had moved aircraft out of the base.
The Al-Udeid base, housing 10,000 American troops, serves as a key military hub in the Middle East. U.S. President Trump warned that any retaliation from Iran would be met with significant force. The situation remains fluid as tensions escalate.
The Western Journal: US Citizens in Middle Eastern Country Ordered to Shelter in Place
The U.S. Embassy in Qatar has advised American citizens to shelter in place due to heightened caution amid regional tensions, particularly the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. Although the alert indicates a precautionary measure, Qatari officials have downplayed the situation, asserting that the security environment remains stable.
The State Department's warning follows concerns about potential disruptions in the Middle East, including demonstrations against U.S. interests. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that any attacks on American bases, including the Al Udeid Air Base, would prompt a decisive response from the U.S.
#culture
Fox News: Popular UK comic scoffs at being canceled, says no one cares unless you’ve ‘done something really awful'
Comedian Harry Hill expressed indifference towards cancel culture, noting that many who are canceled are soon forgotten unless they commit serious offenses. He acknowledged the heightened sensitivity of audiences today but strives to avoid offending people, often seeking input from his children on his material.
Hill, who has been in comedy since 1992, emphasized the challenges of navigating modern sensitivities while maintaining humor. Other comedians, like Marlon Wayans, also downplayed the impact of cancel culture, asserting that humor often involves risk and the potential to offend.
#crime
Breitbart: Chicago: At Least 23 Shot Friday Thru Saturday Alone
In Chicago, at least 23 people were shot over the weekend, with two fatalities resulting from a shooting early Saturday morning. The incident occurred in the Tri-Taylor area when three men opened fire on individuals standing on the sidewalk before fleeing the scene.
So far in 2025, Chicago has recorded 174 homicides. The ongoing violence raises concerns about public safety in the city under Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration.
The Western Journal: Gunman Fires on Church, Gets Nailed by Church Member in Truck, Then Finished Off by Armed Parishioners
A gunman attempted a mass shooting at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, but was thwarted by a church member who ran him over with a truck. Armed parishioners then shot and killed the assailant, preventing potential tragedy during a children's service.
The suspect, identified as 31-year-old Brian Anthony Browning, was heavily armed and had no prior criminal history. Authorities noted the quick response of church security and the community's preparedness likely saved many lives.