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#politics
Breitbart: Playwright Mamet Says Liberals in ‘Denial’ — Likens to Families that Deny Pedophile Fathers
David Mamet criticized the Democratic Party, likening it to a dysfunctional family in denial. He argued that their denial consumes mental energy that could be used for productive thought, comparing it to a family struggling to confront a serious issue, which ultimately hampers their ability to face reality.
Mamet suggested that this denial permeates the Democrats' actions and beliefs, leading to a distorted perception of truth and reality. He expressed concern that this mindset is detrimental to both individuals and the party as a whole.
The Economist: To earn American help, allies are told to elect nationalists
U.S. officials are encouraging Polish voters to support nationalist candidate Karol Nawrocki in the upcoming presidential election. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized this support at a rally, highlighting the importance of aligning with nationalist leaders in Europe.
This push reflects a broader MAGA diplomatic strategy that seeks to influence foreign elections in favor of candidates who align with nationalist ideals.
Breitbart: Speaker Johnson: Musk Is 'Terribly Wrong' About the 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" against Elon Musk's criticisms, stating Musk is "terribly wrong." Musk labeled the bill as "pork-filled" and "outrageous" after the House narrowly passed the multi-trillion dollar tax break package.
Trump emphasized the bill as a historic opportunity to reverse the Biden administration's policies, promising significant tax cuts and spending reductions. He encouraged Senate Republicans to modify the bill as needed before it returns to the House for approval.
Breitbart: WH: Musk Slamming Big Beautiful Bill 'Doesn't Change the President's Opinion'
The White House dismissed Elon Musk's criticism of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," asserting it does not influence President Biden's stance on the legislation. Musk called the bill a "disgusting abomination" and expressed disappointment over its spending.
Speaker Mike Johnson responded to Musk, emphasizing their recent conversation and expressing surprise at Musk's negative comments. Johnson defended the bill, which includes accelerated repeal of green subsidies that Musk opposes.
Fox News: White House hits back at Dem mayor suing US attorney after ICE arrest: ‘Desperate attempt’
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has filed a lawsuit against interim U.S. Attorney Alina Habba, claiming false arrest and malicious prosecution related to his May 9 arrest during a protest outside an ICE facility. The U.S. attorney's office dismissed the charges against him shortly after.
The White House has criticized Baraka's lawsuit as "meritless" and a "desperate attempt" to maintain relevance. Habba also dismissed the lawsuit, suggesting Baraka should focus on public safety issues instead.
The Federalist: Ohio Investigation Finds Evidence Of Noncitizen Voter Registrations
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the discovery of 30 noncitizens registered to vote and potential illegal voting across multiple jurisdictions. He emphasized the importance of election integrity and is pursuing legal action against those involved.
LaRose is also implementing enhanced security standards for elections and has launched an online portal for citizens to help maintain accurate voter rolls. These measures aim to safeguard Ohio's electoral process amid growing concerns over election fraud and cyber threats.
#society
Fox News: Timeline exposes Boulder suspect's movements before allegedly carrying out firebomb attack on pro-Israel group
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a recent immigrant from Egypt, is accused of a terror attack at a pro-Israel protest in Boulder, Colorado, injuring 12 people. He arrived in the U.S. on a B1/B2 visa in August 2022 and received work authorization from the Biden administration in March 2023.
Soliman allegedly targeted the protest due to his anti-Zionist beliefs and had been planning the attack for a year. He faces multiple serious charges, including first-degree murder and the use of explosives. Concerns have been raised about the vetting process for immigrants like Soliman.
Breitbart: Oregon Girl Claims Track Official Ordered Her to 'Get Out of the Photo' After Protesting Trans Athlete
Two Oregon high school athletes, Reese Eckard and Alexa Anderson, protested against a transgender competitor during a track event, claiming an official instructed them to leave the photo area after stepping off the podium. They expressed concerns about fairness in women's sports.
Anderson highlighted the competitive disadvantages faced by female athletes when competing against biological males, arguing that it undermines opportunities for women in sports. The America First Policy Institute has filed a Title IX complaint against Oregon's policies on transgender athlete participation.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Dem governor ripped as 'total disgrace' after vetoing bill limiting Chinese land ownership near military bases
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs faced criticism for vetoing a bill designed to prevent Chinese entities from acquiring land near strategic military sites, including Luke Air Force Base. Critics argue her veto poses a national security risk, while Hobbs claims the bill was ineffective and lacked clear enforcement criteria.
The vetoed bill, S.B. 1109, aimed to prohibit Chinese ownership of over 30% of Arizona property. Despite bipartisan amendments to address concerns about discrimination, Hobbs maintained that the legislation would not effectively counter espionage. Other states and Congress are considering similar measures to restrict foreign land ownership.
Fox News: Washington Post admits to faulty reporting on claim that Israel killed dozens of Gazan civilians at aide site
The Washington Post has revised a report claiming Israeli soldiers killed civilians in Gaza, acknowledging it could not verify the allegations. The updated article clarified that there was no consensus on responsibility for the shootings, and it failed to adequately represent Israel's denial of involvement.
At least 26 Palestinians were reported killed over the weekend near a U.S. aid site, but the Israeli Defense Forces disputed these claims, stating they were unaware of any injuries caused by their fire. The Post's editor's note admitted the initial report did not meet its standards of fairness.
#culture
The Western Journal: McDonald's Launches Strange Website to Announce Long-Awaited Return of an Old Menu Item
McDonald's is set to permanently bring back its Snack Wraps on July 10, following popular demand. To promote this return, the fast-food giant has launched a quirky website called the "Snack Wrap Files," featuring odd links and videos related to the item.
Additionally, McDonald's social media account has engaged fans by acknowledging their efforts in advocating for the Snack Wrap's return, creating a sense of community around the product. This marketing strategy aims to generate excitement and nostalgia for the beloved menu item.
#technology
GB News: Revolutionary electric car charging breakthrough allows drivers to swap batteries in just 100 seconds
Drivers may soon benefit from battery swapping technology, allowing for quick battery exchanges instead of traditional charging. The UK aims to increase its public charging infrastructure from 80,000 to 300,000 by 2030, with Labour easing regulations for installation.
Chinese company CATL plans to revolutionize this with its "Choco-Swap" stations, targeting 1,000 locations by year-end and a long-term goal of 30,000. This system could enhance the EV market, providing efficient solutions to meet growing demands.