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Jul 14, 2025 |
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#politics
The Mirror: 'Donald Trump is the deranged Dr Strangelove and is not to be trusted'
Donald Trump's military actions against Iran have strained relations with traditional allies Britain, France, and Germany, raising concerns about international peace. Critics argue that Trump's impulsive decisions exacerbate crises and disregard the values of NATO partners, as highlighted by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
In UK politics, Labour leader Keir Starmer faces internal dissent over proposed cuts to disability benefits, risking his government’s stability. While Labour touts achievements like improved job rights and energy initiatives, unpopular decisions could lead to significant political repercussions, inviting challenges from rival parties.
Fox News: 'Mofo...in the White House': Jasmine Crockett attacks Trump, praises Massie in anti-Iran strike rant
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, criticized President Trump over his military strikes on Iran, claiming he has unilaterally declared war and bypassed Congress. She praised Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., for his bipartisan resolution aimed at limiting Trump's war powers.
Crockett condemned Trump's immigration policies, arguing they do not address the real threats to national security. She called for action from her supporters to confront Trump supporters and push for accountability in Congress.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Chooses California Governorship Over Presidency
Kamala Harris, following a significant electoral defeat, is contemplating a run for California governor while also eyeing the 2028 Democratic nomination. Sources indicate she is leaning towards the gubernatorial race but has not finalized her decision.
Despite her indecisiveness, Harris reportedly feels invigorated by the prospect of running, with advisors encouraging her to pursue the opportunity. The question remains whether her leadership could further impact California negatively.
#society
Forbes: A Queens Power Outage Puts NYC On Edge As Heat Soars
Over 6,000 Con Edison customers in Queens are experiencing power outages as the utility company reduces voltage by 8% to maintain service reliability during equipment repairs. This comes amid a record-setting heat wave increasing electricity demand in New York and the Northeast.
The situation poses heightened health risks as temperatures soar. Utility crews are working to address the outages while residents are advised to conserve energy.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Putin slams attacks on Iran, but offers no support to key ally
Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned recent attacks on Iran as "unprovoked" and "unjustified" during a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. However, Putin did not offer any concrete military support to Iran, despite its ongoing conflict with Israel and the U.S.
While expressing solidarity, Putin emphasized Russia's role as a mediator and highlighted the historical partnership between the two nations. Despite calls from within Russia for stronger support for Iran, Putin has shown reluctance to escalate tensions with the U.S. amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The Western Journal: Iran's Infamous Fordow Nuclear Facility Just Got Hit Again
Israel conducted airstrikes targeting Iran's Fordow nuclear facility and other locations, including Evin Prison and Revolutionary Guards headquarters, in response to Iranian attacks. Iranian officials vowed retaliation against the U.S. and Israel, while the U.N. reported significant damage to Fordow.
Iran's Supreme Leader and military leaders issued threats following the strikes, with Russian President Putin condemning the attacks as unprovoked aggression. The situation escalates amid ongoing tensions in the region.
#economy
Fox News: ‘For Sale’: DOGE moves to sell off almost half a billion in federal real estate, relocate cabinet agency HQs
Senator Joni Ernst and the Senate DOGE Caucus propose the "For Sale Act," aiming to reduce the $36 trillion national debt by selling underutilized federal properties in Washington, D.C. Key buildings, including the James Forrestal Federal Building, would be listed for sale without employee layoffs.
The legislation includes safeguards to prevent foreign ownership of these properties, addressing concerns over national security. Currently, taxpayers incur significant costs maintaining vacant federal offices, prompting this initiative to streamline government assets.
#military
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Posts Video of B-2 Bombers Returning, Welcomes Back Crews Who Vaporized Iran's Nuke Facilities
President Trump praised the U.S. military for a successful airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities, claiming "monumental damage" was inflicted. Seven B-2 bombers and a submarine targeted three sites, with White House officials asserting that Iran's nuclear capabilities have been significantly diminished.
In response, Iran launched missile attacks on Israeli communities, resulting in casualties. Israeli officials indicated a willingness to cease attacks if Iran abandons its nuclear ambitions, suggesting a potential path to de-escalation in the ongoing conflict.
The Western Journal: 'Monumental Damage': Satellite Pics of Nuke Sites Confirm Trump Was Right in a Yuge Way
Satellite images confirm significant damage to Iranian nuclear sites following U.S. airstrikes, as stated by Donald Trump. He claims the destruction is extensive, particularly at the Fordow facility. Experts agree that the damage to Iran's nuclear capabilities is considerable.
Retired General Michael Flynn shared before-and-after comparisons, highlighting the impact of the strikes. Reports suggest that key installations, including the Isfahan facility, were heavily affected, with potential total destruction of underground halls.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Scorching sunshine to fizzle out in DAYS as cyclonic storms batter Britain
Britain will experience a shift from recent heat to cooler, unsettled weather as cyclonic storms approach from the Atlantic. While northern regions face rain and wind, southern areas are expected to remain warmer and drier for the week ahead.
Meteorologists indicate that this change is linked to a shift in the jet stream, which is steering low-pressure systems towards the north. The Met Office warns that rising temperatures in early summer may become more common, highlighting the impact of climate change.