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Jun 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Biden Aide Does Not Know Who Ordered President Autopen Signatures
Neera Tanden testified to Congress that she had authorization to use autopen signatures for President Biden but was unclear on who ultimately approved their use. She indicated that while she directed the process, she had limited interactions with Biden and was not privy to the final approval steps.
A minority member of the Oversight Committee challenged Tanden's account, asserting that Biden signed off on every executive action. Tanden's attorney supported this, stating that autopens were used only after Biden's personal approval.
Front Page Magazine: The DSA’s Trojan Horse in Queens
Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York's 36th District primary signals a shift towards a radical political ideology that merges Marxism with Islamic grievance politics. His rise is supported by the Democratic Socialists of America and a network of endorsements from prominent leftist figures, indicating a growing acceptance of these views within mainstream politics.
Mamdani's agenda includes calls to abolish the police, support for the BDS movement against Israel, and a focus on anti-colonial rhetoric. His campaign has been funded significantly by out-of-state donors, raising concerns about the influence of external interests in local elections. This trend reflects a broader strategy to integrate radical ideologies into American political structures.
GB News: ‘So awkward!’ Bev Turner’s hilarious reaction as Keir Starmer brushes shoulders with Donald Trump
GB News presenters Andrew Pierce and Bev Turner highlighted the "awkward body language" between Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump during a NATO summit in The Hague. The two leaders posed for a photo but quickly distanced themselves, with Trump appearing to ignore Starmer.
The discussion also touched on Trump's controversial stance on NATO's Article 5 and his popularity among certain UK voters. Starmer's positioning next to Trump may alienate Labour supporters, while the dynamics of their interactions raise questions about the UK’s role in international defense discussions.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Why Whoopi Should Move to Iran
Kenneth Abramowitz, a National Security threat analyst, discusses the challenges facing Western civilization in a new episode of the Glazov Gang. He emphasizes the need to confront political Islam, China, and other threats to America.
The episode also features a provocative discussion on cultural differences, using Whoopi Goldberg's commentary as a springboard for debate on freedom of expression in various political climates.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Federal Tax Credit Scholarship Legislation is Advancing
The U.S. House of Representatives Budget Committee has passed the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), which aims to provide financial assistance for education-related expenses to families earning less than three times their area’s median income. The bill allows parents to use funds for various educational needs, including private school tuition and homeschooling.
Supporters argue that ECCA could double the number of students benefiting from private school choice programs, while critics express concerns about funding unregulated private schools and the potential impact on public education quality. Polling indicates strong bipartisan support for school choice among voters.