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#politics
Breitbart: NYC Mayor Adams Announces Reelection Bid after Socialist Dominates Dem Primary
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced his reelection campaign, running as an independent after a strong showing by socialist assemblyman Zohran Mamdani in the Democrat primary. Adams criticized Mamdani's radical proposals, emphasizing his focus on providing jobs rather than handouts.
Adams, who previously labeled Mamdani a "snake-oil salesman," reiterated his commitment to practical solutions over social media politics. He aims to address city issues directly, stating, “I’m interested in getting the trash picked up.”
Breitbart: Law Firm That Represented Hunter Biden Suing Him for Unpaid Legal Fees
Winston & Strawn LLP is suing Hunter Biden for over $50,000 in unpaid legal fees related to his federal investigations. The firm claims Biden has ignored payment requests despite having received extensive legal services for his criminal and tax cases.
Hunter Biden, who has faced felony convictions and a pardon from his father, former President Joe Biden, has not disputed the firm's invoices. The lawsuit highlights ongoing financial disputes following his legal troubles.
#society
GB News: Pedicabs to face new rules next year with offenders risking £2,500 fine and vehicle confiscation
Transport for London is set to implement new regulations for pedicabs following a public consultation that revealed significant safety and pricing concerns. A majority of Londoners support measures including mandatory criminal background checks for drivers, insurance requirements, and fare controls.
The proposed regulations aim to enhance safety and accountability in the pedicab industry, addressing issues such as excessive fares and anti-social behavior. TfL plans to introduce these changes next year, allowing for fines and confiscation of vehicles from non-compliant operators.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: CCP Climate Lawfare Against U.S. Energy Exposed Before Senate Committee
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is allegedly funding left-wing climate litigation in the U.S. to undermine American energy dominance, according to testimonies from Senator Ted Cruz and others during a Senate subcommittee hearing. They claim a coordinated effort is underway to weaken the U.S. energy sector through foreign financial support for climate advocacy groups and legal actions against energy producers.
The Energy Foundation China (EFC), linked to the CCP, has reportedly funneled millions into litigation aimed at blocking energy projects and influencing U.S. courts. Critics argue this strategy not only threatens American energy independence but also national security, as it increases reliance on Chinese technology and resources.
#economy
Le Monde: French tech struggles to raise funds as it seeks profitability
Paris aims to establish itself as a global tech leader, highlighted by initiatives like Station F and the VivaTech event. However, fundraising for start-ups has declined significantly since 2022, with projections showing a continued drop in early 2025, despite some optimism for future major rounds.
Only three funding rounds exceeding €100 million have occurred in 2025 so far, raising concerns about the sustainability of France's "start-up nation" status. Notably, Mistral, a key player in AI, is reportedly seeking to raise $1 billion, which could signal a potential turnaround.
#crime
Breitbart: U.N. Report Finds Record-High Cocaine Production and Use Globally
Cocaine production and use reached record levels in 2023, with global production soaring to 3,708 tons, a 340% increase from 2022. The rise is largely attributed to expanded coca cultivation in Colombia, the leading producer. Cocaine is now spreading beyond Latin America to Western Europe.
Seizures of cocaine also hit an all-time high, with a 68% increase from 2019 to 2023. The global number of cocaine users rose from 17 million in 2013 to 25 million in 2023. UNODC emphasized the need for comprehensive strategies to combat drug trafficking and address its root causes.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger murder trial pushed back one week but defense's delay motion denied
The trial of Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, has been rescheduled. Jury selection will now begin on August 4, with opening statements set for August 18, a week later than previously planned. This adjustment is due to internal scheduling needs, not defense requests.
Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and has pleaded not guilty. The case has experienced delays since his arrest in December 2022, complicated by the prosecution's pursuit of the death penalty and multiple defense motions. The trial's duration remains unspecified.