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#politics
Fox News: Substack emerges as solidly progressive platform with ‘liberal thought leaders’ flocking, researcher says
Substack has become a prominent platform for liberal voices, with 81 of the top 100 political titles being left-leaning. Influencers and journalists, including former CNN anchor Jim Acosta, have migrated from Twitter to Substack, seeking a space for their political commentary.
The platform is reshaping political discourse by fostering a new echo chamber for anti-Trump and progressive commentary. While it does host some non-liberal voices, Substack is increasingly seen as a key outlet for a segment of the left.
The Western Journal: Watch: JD Vance Remembers Time Trump Pulled Nuclear Button Trick on Him, And It's Priceless
Vice President J.D. Vance recounted a humorous incident with President Trump during a tough phone call with a foreign leader. Trump pretended to press a "red button" on the Resolute Desk, leading to a moment of panic for Vance before revealing it was just the button for a Diet Coke.
Vance's anecdote highlights Trump's ability to blend seriousness with humor, contrasting with the often humorless demeanor of prominent Democrats. The story underscores the appeal of Trump's personality among Republicans.
Fox News: New York Democrat says mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani 'too extreme to lead'
Moderate House Democrat Rep. Laura Gillen criticized New York City's presumptive Democratic mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani, calling him "too extreme" and highlighting his unachievable promises and plans for higher taxes. She also condemned his calls to defund the police and alleged antisemitic remarks.
Mamdani won the first round of ranked choice voting, outperforming former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has since withdrawn from the primary. Despite Gillen's pushback, Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer praised Mamdani's campaign.
CNSNews: Trump: If Spain Won’t Spend 5% on Defense, They’ll Pay ‘Twice as Much’ on Trade
At a NATO summit in the Netherlands, President Trump criticized Spain for being the only member nation not to commit to increasing defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP. He warned that Spain's reluctance to pay would lead to higher costs in future trade negotiations.
Trump emphasized that Spain's strong economy could be jeopardized by security threats in Europe, and he indicated that Spain would face consequences in trade deals if it continued to seek a "free ride." NATO Secretary-General Rutte credited Trump for the near-unanimous agreement among member nations to boost defense spending.
#society
Breitbart: Disney's 'Fantastic Four' Star Pedro Pascal Smears J.K. Rowling as a Bully: 'Makes Me F**king Sick'
Pedro Pascal criticized J.K. Rowling as a bully for her views on women's rights and transgender issues, expressing his disgust in a Vanity Fair interview. He reiterated his support for marginalized communities, influenced by his brother's transgender identity and his immigrant background.
Pascal also signed a letter supporting Planned Parenthood and urged filmmakers to resist political pressures. He emphasized the importance of storytelling and fighting against fear.
Times Of Israel: Tel Aviv remains subdued after ceasefire, as Israelis hope for better days
A ceasefire between Israel and Iran took effect, ending a 12-day conflict, but daily life in Tel Aviv remains disrupted. Businesses, particularly in the Carmel Market, report significant losses, with vendors expressing hope for a return to normalcy.
Despite the ceasefire, many Israelis are skeptical about its longevity and continue to feel anxious about the future. The streets and beaches of Tel Aviv are notably quiet, reflecting the ongoing uncertainty and the impact of recent violence on daily routines.
Fox News: DoorDash executive among victims in Lake Tahoe boating disaster
A tragic boating accident on Lake Tahoe resulted in the deaths of eight individuals, including DoorDash executive Joshua Pickles and several family members. The incident occurred during a celebration for Pickles' mother's 71st birthday when the boat capsized due to high winds and large swells.
The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office has identified the victims and expressed condolences to their families. The community has rallied to support the survivors and the families affected by this unexpected tragedy.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Texas the latest state with a law banning foreign adversaries from buying real estate
Texas has enacted Senate Bill 17, banning land purchases by entities from nations deemed security threats, including China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. This law, effective September 1, exempts U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents, allowing scrutiny of potential violations.
The legislation reflects growing concerns over foreign acquisitions of U.S. assets, especially near military bases. As of now, 25 states have similar restrictions, with more bills under consideration at both state and federal levels aimed at enhancing oversight of foreign property ownership.
Breitbart: Tuberville: 'We've Got the Mullahs on the Run'
Sen. Tommy Tuberville praised President Trump's airstrike on Iran, asserting it has put the Iranian regime "on the run." He contrasted Trump's decisive action with previous administrations, claiming it demonstrated U.S. military strength and deterred Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Tuberville noted that nearly a dozen Middle Eastern nations condemned Iran's retaliatory actions, indicating a shift in regional dynamics favoring the U.S. He emphasized the importance of showing military resolve to maintain global order and prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
The Western Journal: Watch: NATO Chief Refers to Trump as 'Daddy' During Summit Meeting
At a NATO summit in The Hague, Secretary General Mark Rutte referred to President Donald Trump as "daddy" while discussing the Israel-Iran conflict. Trump used a schoolyard analogy to describe the fighting and suggested that sometimes it’s necessary to let conflicts play out briefly before intervening.
Rutte's comment about using "strong language" drew laughter, and Trump responded light-heartedly, indicating he believes Rutte likes him. The ongoing Israeli-Iranian conflict remains a contentious issue for Trump, dividing his support base between isolationist and pro-Israel factions.
GB News: Donald Trump launches extraordinary attack on 'scum' media after intelligence leak
Donald Trump criticized "fake news media" for misrepresenting the impact of US airstrikes on Iran's nuclear program, asserting that reports downplayed the extent of the damage. He defended the characterization of the strikes as "obliterated," a term he claims was also used by Israel.
Trump's remarks came amid an investigation into the leak of a Defense Intelligence Agency report, which he argues was misrepresented. He also commented on the conflict between Israel and Iran, likening it to a schoolyard fight, and expressed optimism about progress in Gaza.
#economy
Breitbart: Watch: Jerome Powell Testifies in Senate
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testified before the Senate Banking Committee, facing pressure from President Trump to lower interest rates. Powell maintains that tariffs will drive inflation, leading to a standoff over monetary policy as critics label the Fed as "data defiant."
The Western Journal: Blue State Democrats' 'Taylor Swift Tax' Proposal Triggers Backlash
Rhode Island Democrats are facing backlash over a proposed tax increase dubbed the "Taylor Swift Tax," which targets homeowners with properties valued over $1 million. Critics argue it unfairly impacts non-resident homeowners and could set a precedent for similar taxes in other states.
State officials defend the tax as a necessary measure to address healthcare budget shortfalls, claiming it is more equitable than burdening working families. However, real estate professionals warn that such taxes could harm the housing market and exacerbate financial challenges for sellers.
Breitbart: Intel to Shut Down Automotive Business, Lay Off 'Most' Employees from Division
Intel is winding down its automotive business, resulting in layoffs for most employees in that segment. The company aims to refocus on its core client and data center portfolio amid ongoing financial challenges and a significant reduction in its workforce, including up to 20% of factory workers.
Despite the closure of its automotive group, Intel will continue to fulfill existing commitments to customers and insists that this decision will not directly impact its majority-owned subsidiary, Mobileye. The company's restructuring efforts are part of a broader strategy to enhance efficiency and competitiveness in the chip market.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Cobra Kai' Star Martin Kove Bit Co-Star at Fan Event: 'No Excuse for My Behavior'
Actor Martin Kove, known for his role in The Karate Kid series, was removed from a fan event after allegedly biting co-star Alicia Hannah-Kim during a meet-and-greet. Kove reportedly grabbed her arm and bit her, claiming he was being playful.
Hannah-Kim chose not to press charges but requested a report for future reference. Kove later apologized, acknowledging he went too far and expressing regret for his actions.
#history
Le Monde: Senegalese man files complaint against France over father's WWII killing
A Senegalese man has filed a complaint against France, claiming the state concealed the body of his father, M'Bap Senghor, a colonial soldier killed in the Thiaroye massacre in 1944. French authorities initially denied his death, later admitting to it, but questions remain about the burial site.
Excavations in Thiaroye have uncovered human remains linked to the incident, and Senghor seeks reparations from France for the loss and deception regarding his father's fate. The Thiaroye massacre is a significant event in France's colonial history, highlighting the treatment of African soldiers.