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Jun 27, 2025 |
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#politics
The Western Journal: House Republicans Slam Senate's 'Insulting and Disgusting' Changes to the 'Big Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans are frustrated with significant changes made to the "Big Beautiful Bill" by the Senate, particularly regarding provisions related to illegal immigration and tax deductions for high-tax states. They argue that these alterations undermine the original intent of the bill, which narrowly passed in the House.
Republican leaders emphasize the need for the Senate to adhere to the agreed framework or risk losing House support. Concerns are growing that excessive revisions could lead to opposition from House members, as they seek to maintain the integrity of the bill.
Fox News: New York mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani slams capitalism on CNN, cites MLK to defend socialism
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani expressed his critiques of capitalism during a CNN interview, identifying as a democratic socialist. He advocates for policies like multi-year rent freezes and higher taxes on the wealthy to address income inequality and housing affordability.
Mamdani recently won the Democratic nomination, defeating prominent candidates including Andrew Cuomo. He emphasized the need for a better distribution of wealth and criticized current leadership for exacerbating affordability issues in the city.
#society
GB News: Migrants camped on billionaires' row finally evicted after TfL forced to take action
A migrant camp in London's affluent Park Lane, home to around 30 individuals, was evicted following a possession order granted to Transport for London. The camp faced removal due to safety concerns and ongoing outreach efforts that failed to clear the site.
Westminster City Council expressed satisfaction with the eviction, while Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized potential government changes that might limit police powers to clear such encampments. Mayor Sadiq Khan defended London's tradition of welcoming migrants amidst public concerns.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in south Lebanon; Beirut says one person killed
Israeli Air Force jets targeted a Hezbollah facility in southern Lebanon, claiming it was used for military operations. Lebanese reports indicated civilian casualties, but the IDF attributed one death to a Hezbollah rocket. The IDF emphasized Hezbollah's violations of ceasefire agreements.
The IDF also demolished a home used by Hezbollah for intelligence-gathering, asserting that Hezbollah continues to endanger civilians by storing weapons near residential areas. This operation follows ongoing Israeli strikes against Hezbollah since a ceasefire was established in late November 2023.
#economy
Forbes: First-Ever SpaceX Shares Now Available Through Blockchain
Investment platform Republic has launched blockchain-based fractional shares of SpaceX, allowing retail investors to gain exposure to the private company for the first time. This move democratizes access to SpaceX's valuation growth, although investors will not have voting rights or governance control.
The introduction of tokenized shares represents a significant shift in financial accessibility and ownership in the digital age. As interest in space and alternative assets rises, this could pave the way for similar opportunities with other private companies, potentially redefining capital formation.
Forbes: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit New All-Time Highs As Stocks Complete Tariff Comeback
The S&P 500 has reached a record high of 6,158.48, marking its first all-time peak since February, following a significant recovery from a nearly 20% decline earlier this year due to tariff concerns. The Nasdaq Composite also set a new record, while the Dow remains below its December high.
This market rebound coincided with strong earnings from companies like Nike and optimism around U.S.-China trade talks, despite a disappointing inflation report. However, JPMorgan Chase warns of potential market challenges ahead, predicting a decline in the S&P by 2025 due to the impact of new policies.