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#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Debates Trump's Proposed Billions in Cuts to USAID
The Senate Appropriations Committee is set to discuss President Trump's proposed cuts to USAID and other government sectors aimed at reducing waste and fraud. The process for implementing these cuts, known as rescission, requires a more complex approval than the president's broader legislative proposals.
Fox News: Trump torches '100% Communist Lunatic' Mamdani, Dem backers after shock NYC mayoral primary win
President Trump criticized Zohran Mamdani's recent Democratic primary victory for New York City mayor, labeling him a "100% Communist lunatic" and suggesting his win signifies a radical shift within the Democratic Party. He also proposed that Democrats should nominate low-IQ candidates to regain relevance.
Some Democratic leaders echoed Trump's concerns, calling Mamdani's platform too extreme, with Rep. Laura Gillen highlighting his unachievable promises and calls to defund the police. Others, like Rep. Tom Suozzi, expressed ongoing worries about Mamdani's candidacy even before his election.
Times Of Israel: Tehran’s ‘paper tiger’ regime will fall, says exiled Iranian Nobel peace laureate
Iranian Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi claims the recent conflict with Israel has exposed the weakness of Iran's leadership, predicting a peaceful revolution that could topple Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. She noted Khamenei's retreat during the conflict and emphasized that the public will not trust a leader who hides in times of war.
Despite previous protests indicating a desire for change, there are currently no significant demonstrations against the regime. Ebadi warns that the government is responding to its military failures with repression, fearing that citizens may gain the courage to protest.
#society
Fox News: Waffle House post about 'realest ID' goes viral, prompting TSA response on social media
The TSA clarified that Waffle House IDs are not valid for airport security, responding to a viral social media post that showcased one. The agency reiterated that only specific forms of identification, like REAL IDs with a star, U.S. passports, or government IDs, are acceptable for travel.
This announcement follows a similar clarification regarding Costco cards, which the TSA also stated are not valid. The REAL ID requirement has been in effect since May 2025, necessitating proper identification for air travel.
GB News: Elon Musk faces massive headache as Tesla Robotaxis and self-driving cars face investigations
Tesla is under investigation in the U.S. and France over its self-driving claims and safety practices. The NHTSA is examining Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin after reports of traffic law violations, while French authorities have ordered the company to stop "deceptive marketing" or face daily fines.
These regulatory challenges come as Tesla's sales decline and profits drop significantly. The French watchdog has identified multiple breaches, including improper sales practices, while Tesla's local sales have plummeted. Elon Musk's vision for autonomous vehicles faces increasing scrutiny amid these issues.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Bunker Busted | The Roundtable Ep. 273
The Supreme Court has affirmed Tennessee's authority to regulate or prohibit trans medical procedures for minors, setting a precedent for other states. In international news, Trump's targeted actions against Iranian nuclear sites have led to a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, raising questions about potential diplomatic resolutions.
The podcast features discussions with regulars and guest Will Thibeau, focusing on recent developments in the Middle East and their broader implications. Book and media recommendations are also provided.
Times Of Israel: Chilean cyclist and his dog on global trek flee Iran amid Israeli strikes
Chilean traveler Diego Haro, biking across Iran with his dog Mirlo, faced unexpected dangers as Israeli airstrikes targeted military sites in Iran. After fleeing to Turkey amidst escalating conflict, he described his fear during the bombings and a brief detention by Iranian authorities.
Haro had been traveling through northern Kurdistan for weeks when the violence erupted, forcing him to alter his plans and seek safety. With flights suspended and increasing paranoia in Iran, he managed to escape and reconnect with his family after a nationwide internet shutdown.
#history
Breitbart: 18th-Century Shipwreck Found at 'Game of Thrones' Filming Site in Croatia
An 18th-century sunken boat was discovered near Dubrovnik, Croatia, by diver Ivan Bukelic while working on a water pipeline. The vessel, buried less than three feet beneath the seabed, will undergo further examination by marine archeologists, confirming its late 18th-century origin.
Dubrovnik, a UNESCO heritage site and a key medieval trade port, is famous for its role in HBO's "Game of Thrones." The city continues to attract tourists and is recognized for its historical significance as a maritime power.
#crime
Fox News: Raw meat-eating fitness star arrested after bizarre challenge to Joe Rogan
Fitness influencer Brian Johnson, known as "Liver King," was arrested for allegedly making terroristic threats against podcaster Joe Rogan. Authorities acted after Johnson posted a series of videos challenging Rogan to a fight while traveling to Austin, where Rogan resides.
In the videos, Johnson brandished what appeared to be firearms and declared his intention to confront Rogan despite having no martial arts training. Rogan, who had no prior interaction with Johnson, considered the posts threatening, leading to Johnson's arrest at a hotel. He has since been charged and taken to jail.
#sports
Breitbart: Ex-Raven Diontae Johnson Gives Frigid Explanation for Refusing to Enter 2024 Game
Diontae Johnson, traded to the Baltimore Ravens to strengthen their wide receiver lineup, refused to play in a critical Week 13 game against the Eagles due to cold weather, stating he had "checked out mentally." Despite previously playing in colder conditions, he cited concerns about his performance.
As a result of his refusal, the Ravens suspended Johnson, who was later cut from the team. This decision left the Ravens without his services during their playoff run, particularly after losing another receiver.
Breitbart: VIDEO: US Sprinter Chris Robinson Wins Race Despite Graphic Wardrobe Malfunction
During the Ostrava Golden Spike meet in Czechia, sprinter Chris Robinson experienced an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction when his shorts failed him mid-race. Despite the distraction, he maintained focus and won the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 48.05 seconds.
Robinson's performance showcased his resilience and ability to handle pressure, as he finished ahead of the competition and maintained a positive attitude throughout the incident. His remarkable achievement marks a memorable moment in his transition to professional athletics.