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Jun 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Former Biden aide Anthony Bernal subpoenaed by House committee after refusing to appear for deposition
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has subpoenaed Anthony Bernal, a former advisor to the First Lady, for a deposition regarding allegations of a cover-up related to President Biden's mental health and executive actions. Bernal initially agreed to a voluntary interview but later declined after the White House waived executive privilege.
The investigation continues as the committee seeks to clarify the circumstances surrounding these claims. Updates will follow as the situation develops.
The Federalist: SCOTUS Sides With SC In Fight To Defund Planned Parenthood
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld South Carolina's executive order redirecting federal funds away from Planned Parenthood, allowing pro-life states to limit taxpayer support for abortion services. The 6-3 ruling reversed a lower court's decision that had sided with Planned Parenthood.
Justice Gorsuch stated that the law in question does not confer individual rights to sue the state regarding Medicaid funds, emphasizing that such policy decisions should be made by elected officials, not judges. South Carolina can now proceed with its plan to cut funding to Planned Parenthood.
Fox News: JB Pritzker takes aim at Trump in launching Democratic re-election bid for Illinois governor
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has announced his bid for a third term in 2026, positioning himself as a staunch opponent of former President Donald Trump and the Republican agenda. Pritzker highlighted his administration's achievements, including balanced budgets and social reforms, while criticizing Republican policies as harmful to families.
The Republican Governors Association countered Pritzker's claims, arguing that his governance has led to population decline and economic hardships for Illinois families. Pritzker is also viewed as a potential candidate for the 2028 presidential election, having actively supported Democratic leaders in recent campaigns.
#society
Fox News: Fourth of July decorations to show off your patriotic spirit
Fourth of July decorations can enhance celebrations beyond traditional barbecues and fireworks. Durable, reusable decor options include an American flag wreath for $14.99, bunting for $18.98, and a classic flag for $85, all available at various retailers like Amazon and Walmart.
Additional festive items include a patriotic cornhole set for $71.99, throw pillows for $25.99, and LED string lights for $16.99. These decorations not only honor the nation's birthday but also provide a stylish way to celebrate year after year.
Times Of Israel: After a month, deadly shootings near Gaza aid sites still a near-daily menace
In Gaza, ongoing mass casualty incidents related to humanitarian aid distribution have resulted in hundreds of deaths since late May. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denies responsibility for these fatalities, while the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) expresses regret and claims to be investigating the shootings, which continue to occur near aid sites.
Reports indicate that between May 27 and June 24, there were at least 19 shooting incidents linked to aid distribution. The IDF has acknowledged some incidents but has not confirmed the total number of casualties, which includes 467 reported deaths and over 3,600 injuries. The situation remains chaotic, with accusations that Hamas is obstructing aid efforts.
GB News: Sadiq Khan backs compensation for drivers amid 'serious impact' from licence backlog 'crisis'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has expressed support for compensation for minicab drivers facing delays in obtaining new licenses, which has caused significant stress and financial hardship. Approximately 2,000 drivers are currently affected, with some unable to work for months.
The backlog stems from stricter licensing requirements and exacerbated by staff shortages at Transport for London (TfL). The London Assembly's transport committee is monitoring progress to resolve the issue by the end of July, emphasizing the urgent need for action to restore trust between TfL and drivers.
The Economist: Sex work in the gig economy
Sweden, known for its progressive views on sexual freedom, is now moving to ban OnlyFans content as the lines around sex work become increasingly blurred. The country pioneered the Nordic Model in 1999, criminalizing the purchase of sex while legalizing its sale, aiming to protect vulnerable individuals.
This model has influenced various countries, including France and Ireland, to adopt similar laws. Sweden's recent decision reflects a shift in its approach to sex work amidst the evolving gig economy.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Iranian Parliament Doubles Down on Nuclear Ambitions, Moves to Toss UN to the Curb
Iran's parliament has voted to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) following recent bombings of its nuclear facilities, complicating oversight of its nuclear program. Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf criticized the IAEA as a political tool and indicated that Iran will accelerate its nuclear efforts.
This decision raises concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions, as the country may now operate without IAEA monitoring. Iranian officials have suggested that further attacks would have significant repercussions, and calls for diplomatic engagement have intensified amid fears of escalating tensions.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says it killed two Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon strikes
The Israeli military conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon, killing two Hezbollah operatives, including a commander in the Radwan Force. The strikes also resulted in civilian casualties, with Lebanon’s Health Ministry reporting deaths from drone strikes targeting vehicles.
Since a ceasefire in late November, Israel has targeted Hezbollah operatives, claiming over 180 have been killed. The ceasefire aimed to limit Hezbollah's military presence in southern Lebanon while allowing Israel to respond to threats.
#education
The Western Journal: Wisconsin Supreme Court's Unanimous Ruling: Democrat Governor Overstepped Authority Trying to Kill GOP Bill
Wisconsin's Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Governor Tony Evers, stating he overstepped his authority by vetoing a GOP-approved spending plan for $50 million intended for literacy programs. The court emphasized that the governor cannot override legislative decisions on appropriations.
Evers criticized the ruling, claiming it obstructs resources for children's education. Republican leaders hailed the decision as a victory for bipartisan efforts to improve literacy, asserting that the funding will now be released to support struggling students.
#crime
The Western Journal: Ouch: Hunter Biden Just Got Sued by His Own Attorneys
Hunter Biden is facing a lawsuit from his former law firm, Winston & Strawn, for over $50,000 in unpaid legal fees. Despite a pardon from his father, former President Joe Biden, for prior convictions, Hunter's financial troubles continue as he reportedly struggles with income.
His art business has declined, and he has relinquished his law license, complicating his ability to regain financial stability. Social media reactions have been largely unsympathetic towards his situation.
#sports
The Economist: Even for $10bn, the Los Angeles Lakers may look like a bargain
Jerry Buss's acquisition of the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979 for $67.5 million involved complex financial maneuvers, including trading local properties for leasing rights and securing a loan from the seller. This investment is now viewed as a significant asset class, especially in light of the team's current valuation.
The Lakers' history reflects not just basketball success but also a savvy business strategy that continues to pay off decades later. The franchise's financial growth highlights the evolving landscape of sports investments.