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Breitbart: Watch Live: Pam Bondi Testifies Before Congress
Attorney General Pam Bondi is set to testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee regarding the proposed budget for the Department of Justice. Her recent appearance before the House was marked by contentious exchanges with several Democratic members.
The Telegraph: Britain must wake up to the enemy within – or this country is finished
The Morning Star criticized the UK government's designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist group, framing it as an attack on civil liberties. However, the actions of Palestine Action, including damaging military property, are viewed by many as terrorism rather than legitimate protest.
Several MPs, including Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, have defended Palestine Action, highlighting a growing trend among the anti-Israel Left that has become increasingly extreme. Recent events include protests featuring Iranian flags and disruptions at LGBTQIA+ events, reflecting a radical shift in activism.
Fox News: Iranian dissident leader outlines vision for regime change, says it's 'inevitable'
Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), asserts that regime change in Iran is both inevitable and necessary. She highlights the Iranian people's discontent and the NCRI's vision for a democratic republic based on human rights, gender equality, and the separation of religion and state.
Rajavi emphasizes the need for international support for the Iranian resistance and advocates for free elections following the regime's fall. She argues that the NCRI represents a broad coalition committed to democracy and opposes any alliance with monarchists, asserting that the future of Iran should be determined through democratic processes.
The American Mind: Donald Trump and the American Republic
Donald Trump is portrayed as a defender of individual freedoms against a modern tyranny characterized by mass conformity and political correctness. His candidacy is seen as a challenge to a ruling class that includes both major political parties, media, and global institutions, which he argues undermines the principles of the American republic.
The piece argues that Trump's economic nationalism aims to restore American greatness by prioritizing domestic interests and manufacturing, countering the influence of globalism. It positions him as a figure of resistance against a cosmopolitan elite that is accused of promoting identity politics and undermining traditional values, ultimately seeking to redefine the nation away from its foundational principles.
Breitbart: Another French Government Faces Collapse over Pension Age Reform
Prime Minister François Bayrou's government faces a potential no-confidence motion from the Socialist Party after negotiations over President Macron’s pension reforms collapsed. The political landscape is chaotic, with the National Assembly divided and no clear governing majority.
The Socialist Party has withdrawn its support for Bayrou, accusing him of failing to uphold commitments and making concessions to business owners. With the left and Le Pen's National Rally united against the pension reforms, the government's future hangs in the balance as it approaches a critical budget vote.
Fox News: Dead congressman's social media accounts resurrected to boost former chief of staff's congressional bid
Following the death of Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., his social media accounts have been reactivated to promote James Walkinshaw, Connolly's former chief of staff, for his congressional seat. Posts highlight Connolly's endorsement of Walkinshaw and encourage early voting.
The special election for Virginia's 11th Congressional District is set for September 9, with related Democratic caucus events happening this week. Connolly, who served in Congress since 2009, passed away from esophageal cancer on May 21.
#society
The Federalist: NYT Mad That Transportation Secretary Duffy Raised A Big Family
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy faced criticism from The New York Times for his large family and advocacy for policies supporting higher birth and marriage rates. The article questioned his family values and included personal inquiries about his wife and children, reflecting a broader cultural clash.
Despite the scrutiny, Duffy's family life is portrayed as a positive example of Americana, contrasting with the publication's focus on more controversial figures in politics. The piece suggests that the media's portrayal of family dynamics is increasingly at odds with traditional values.
Fox News: Hiker disappears in wilderness after taking ‘shortcut’ that leads to voice from the woods
A hiker in Washington state was rescued after spending nearly a week lost in the woods. He became disoriented while attempting a shortcut and fell from a tree. A nearby resident heard his cries for help, leading to a successful search operation by local authorities.
After a six-hour search, the hiker was located and carried out on a stretcher, then taken to a medical center for evaluation. His condition has not been updated since the rescue.
Times Of Israel: Family of grandmother shot dead in East Jerusalem says she was killed by Border Police
A 66-year-old Palestinian woman, Zahiya Joudeh, was shot and killed on the roof of her home in East Jerusalem during a Border Police operation in the Shuafat refugee camp. Her family claims she was shot by police, who are investigating the incident.
Border Police stated their officers were responding to an attack by stone throwers when they opened fire. The family asserts there was no threat to the officers' lives, emphasizing the need for accountability. An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
The Western Journal: Jeff Bezos Reportedly Kicks Out Entire Hotel Full of Guests for Him and His Fiancee
Jeff Bezos and his fiancée Lauren Sánchez reportedly rented out an entire hotel in Venice, displacing guests who had booked rooms in advance. While the hotel compensated affected guests with upgrades and covered their new accommodations, the forced relocation sparked anger among those impacted.
This incident follows previous displays of Bezos' wealth, such as a controversial yacht route that led to local protests. Critics argue that such actions reflect a disconnect between the ultra-wealthy and everyday people, fostering resentment and division.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukraine Claims Russia Using New AI-Driven Iranian Drones
Ukrainian drone hunters discovered a new type of Russian drone featuring advanced AI technology and anti-jamming capabilities, suggesting Iranian influence in its design. This drone, marked with Iranian labels, may indicate a collaboration between Iran and Russia in military technology.
As Russia enhances its drone tactics and technology, including using decoys and high-altitude flights, the UK Defense Ministry warns that Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities could impact future military supplies to Moscow. Experts believe this could lead to potential supply shortages for Russia's drone program.
Times Of Israel: Qatar, US tout ‘momentum’ in Gaza truce-hostage talks as result of Iran ceasefire
The U.S. and Qatar are leveraging a recent ceasefire between Iran and Israel to advance negotiations on a truce and hostage situation involving Israel and Hamas. Qatari officials indicate that discussions are ongoing, with the U.S. proposing terms for a potential deal, although challenges remain.
Hamas has intensified communications with mediators but has yet to receive new proposals. The Israeli government continues to negotiate for the return of hostages while maintaining military pressure. Previous ceasefire efforts have stalled, and the situation remains fluid.
Breitbart: Trump 'Proud' of Israel on Ceasefire: 'Technically, They Were Right'
At the NATO Summit, President Trump expressed pride in Israel for holding back on a broader strike against Iran after a ceasefire violation, despite initially criticizing both nations. He acknowledged Israel's right to respond to Iran's missile attacks but urged restraint.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu maintained that a response was necessary, leading to targeted airstrikes near Tehran. Despite Trump’s earlier harsh remarks, he later praised Israel's decision to de-escalate the situation. The IDF reported ongoing drone attacks from Iran, all intercepted without further Israeli action.
#economy
Forbes: ‘Buckle Up’—Bitcoin Price Suddenly Soars As Crypto Braces For A Huge Fed Flip
Bitcoin prices have rebounded, climbing back over $107,000 after fears surrounding the Israel-Iran conflict initially caused a dip. Optimism among investors is fueled by predictions of significant crypto investments and potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
Market analysts suggest that a dovish shift from the Fed could further boost crypto prices, with expectations of "trillions" entering the market. The upcoming testimony from Fed chair Jerome Powell is seen as a critical event that could influence future price movements.
#military
The Western Journal: CNN Reporter Trashes 'Operation Midnight Hammer,' But Her Story Just Fell Apart
CNN reported that early U.S. intelligence assessments suggest that recent military strikes on Iran did not significantly damage its nuclear facilities, contradicting President Trump's claims. The report cited unnamed sources and was criticized for lacking context, including the classification of the assessment as "low confidence."
Further analysis indicated that the strikes likely caused substantial damage to Iran's nuclear capabilities, with experts suggesting that reconstituting these capabilities will take considerable time and resources. The overall assessment points to a strategic success for the U.S. and Israel, despite media narratives attempting to undermine the operation's effectiveness.
Fox News: Trump, Hegseth seethe at 'fake news' media for doubting US strikes obliterated Iranian nuclear sites: 'Scum'
President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth defended the U.S. military's recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities during a NATO summit, asserting that the attacks were successful in rendering the sites inoperable. Trump criticized media outlets like CNN and the New York Times for downplaying the effectiveness of the strikes, labeling their coverage as "fake news."
Hegseth echoed Trump's sentiments, arguing that the media's portrayal of the strikes undermined the efforts and sacrifices of U.S. military personnel. Trump emphasized that Iran's nuclear capabilities had been significantly damaged and warned that further aggression would lead to more severe consequences.
GB News: WATCH: GB News editor shares how he is supported in his military service as an RAF Reservist
William Mayrick, a Breakfast Assistant Editor at GB News and RAF Reservist, highlighted his employer's support for military service on Armed Forces Reserves Day. He has balanced both roles for over six years, benefiting from leadership training and flexible working hours.
GB News has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, committing to support military personnel by providing leave for duties and flexibility in scheduling.
#health
Fox News: Controversial seed oils may offer unexpected health benefits, new research shows
A study from Indiana University suggests that linoleic acid, found in seed oils like soybean and corn oil, may reduce the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Higher levels of linoleic acid in blood plasma were associated with lower inflammation and better cardiometabolic health.
While some experts caution against seed oils, the findings indicate potential benefits when consumed in moderation. The research calls for further studies to confirm these results and explore specific oil types.
#science
Forbes: Webb Telescope Images New Planet — What It Means For Earth 2.0 Search
The James Webb Space Telescope has successfully imaged its first new exoplanet, TWA 7b, located 111 light-years away. This planet, about the mass of Saturn, is the lightest ever directly imaged and could aid in the search for Earth-like planets in other star systems.
Utilizing its Mid-Infrared Instrument, JWST captured TWA 7b by blocking the star's light, allowing for clearer observation. This discovery highlights the telescope's capability to identify smaller, colder planets, paving the way for future imaging of Earth-sized exoplanets.
#technology
Forbes: Microsoft Is Blocking Google Chrome, Windows 11 Users Complain
Microsoft Family Safety on Windows 11 is reportedly blocking Google Chrome, causing frustration among users. The issue arose after a recent Chrome update, leading to browser crashes when the Family Safety feature is activated. While Google acknowledged the problem, Microsoft has yet to comment officially.
To address the issue, Google suggested a workaround involving adjustments to the Family Safety settings. Users are also advised to update Chrome to the latest version to patch security vulnerabilities. The situation highlights a potential conflict between Microsoft's parental controls and the use of third-party browsers.