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Jun 26, 2025 |
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#politics
The Mirror: Lizzy Buchan - 'I was at NATO summit as PM delivered warning on threats to UK'
Keir Starmer warned that the UK faces daily threats, emphasizing the need for heightened national security amid evolving cyber attacks. The NATO summit underscored a commitment to increase defense spending to 5% by 2035, partly influenced by Donald Trump's insistence on European contributions.
The summit highlighted the urgency for NATO leaders to keep Trump engaged, as his influence looms large. The UK government is taking the threat seriously, with plans for increased defense capabilities amid concerns over European security.
Fox News: DeSantis predicts Florida property values will ‘skyrocket’ if NYC Dem socialist nominee wins
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis predicts that property values in Palm Beach will surge if Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, wins the New York City mayoral race. Mamdani's campaign promises include freezing rent, free public transit, and raising the minimum wage to $30 by 2030.
DeSantis and others express concern over Mamdani's policies, fearing they could lead to a mass exodus from NYC. Critics, including Donald Trump, label Mamdani as extreme, suggesting his administration would exacerbate existing issues in the city.
Fox News: GOP assemblyman calls out AOC's suburban roots with yearbook proof after Trump spat
New York Assemblyman Matt Slater criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for claiming to be a "Bronx girl," sharing her yearbook photo from Yorktown High School, where she attended after moving from the Bronx. He questioned her authenticity in representing her Bronx roots.
Ocasio-Cortez responded to Slater and President Trump, who called her "stupid" in an online exchange. She defended her identity, stating she is proud of her Bronx upbringing despite living in a suburb for part of her life.
#society
Le Monde: China has enlisted star influencers to boost its global image
Holger Chen, a Taiwanese influencer and former triad member, has become a vocal critic of China's influence over Taiwan. After leaving organized crime, he reinvented himself as a gym owner and activist, organizing protests against Chinese infiltration in Taiwanese media.
Chen's activism has come at a cost; he was shot three times in 2020 for his outspoken views. His story of transformation and resistance against Chinese threats has been highlighted in a documentary.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Poll: Majority of Republicans back Trump's strikes on Iran; most Americans fear getting dragged into war
A recent Quinnipiac University poll reveals a divided American public regarding U.S. military strikes against Iran's nuclear sites, with 42% in support and 51% opposed. The poll highlights a stark partisan divide: 81% of Republicans support the strikes, while 75% of Democrats oppose them.
Concerns about escalating conflict with Iran are prevalent, with 76% of Democrats believing the strikes would make Americans less safe, compared to 80% of Republicans who feel the opposite. Additionally, 42% of voters think the U.S. is too supportive of Israel, marking a significant shift in public sentiment.
#crime
GB News: Legacy Funeral Director appears in court charged with 63 offences after major investigation launched
Funeral director Robert Bush, 47, has been charged with 63 offences, including preventing lawful burials and fraud, following an investigation into human remains found at his Hull premises. The charges span over a decade and involve multiple charities.
Bush is accused of misleading families regarding the care of deceased individuals and the authenticity of cremated ashes. His case is set to continue in Crown Court, with bail conditions requiring him to report to police daily.