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#politics
The Western Journal: 6 Secret Service Agents Suspended After Trump Assassination Attempt
Six Secret Service agents have been suspended following the July 2024 assassination attempt on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, during which he was shot in the ear. The suspensions, ranging from 10 to 42 days without pay, come as part of a response to operational failures that endangered Trump and others at the rally.
A bipartisan congressional report indicated that multiple planning and execution failures contributed to the incident. The Secret Service has since implemented new measures, including military-grade drones, to enhance security and prevent future threats.
The Mirror: PM to host major press conference with French President after intense No10 talks
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron are set to hold a press conference following a summit focused on migration. They are negotiating a "one in, one out" deal to return failed asylum seekers to France, marking a significant step since Brexit.
The proposed deal would initially see about 50 migrants returned weekly, though this would only address a small fraction of the record 21,000 crossings this year. The leaders also plan to discuss support for Ukraine and defense cooperation, including the acquisition of Storm Shadow missiles.
Fox News: Kathy Griffin stands by belief that Trump didn't win 2024 election, despite 'tinfoil hat' label
Kathy Griffin expressed skepticism about the legitimacy of Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election, stating she believes it was not won fairly. During a discussion with E. Jean Carroll, she acknowledged that her views may be seen as controversial but insisted on sharing her opinion.
Griffin also voiced distrust towards Elon Musk, suggesting his connections to Trump raise suspicions. Carroll supported Griffin's sentiment, mentioning a collective unease about the election results. Both have indicated a belief in potential election tampering.
#society
The Western Journal: Michelle Obama Stokes More Divorce Rumors with Eerie Choice of Words During Interview
Michelle Obama recently sparked divorce speculation with remarks about feeling "free" for the first time in her life during her podcast. She indicated that her choices now revolve solely around herself, rather than her husband or children, which raises questions about her marriage.
Her absence from significant events and comments about prioritizing her own ambitions over societal expectations have fueled rumors regarding her relationship with Barack Obama. Despite acknowledging the public's curiosity, she emphasizes her desire for independence as she navigates life post-First Lady.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Putin’s war in Ukraine may cost him control of the south Caucasus
Russia's influence in the South Caucasus is diminishing as peace prospects between Azerbaijan and Armenia improve. The region, historically a crossroads for empires, is now witnessing the rise of middle powers amid ongoing conflicts, including Russia's war in Ukraine.
This shift highlights the changing dynamics of global power, as local geopolitics become increasingly relevant for those living in the area.
Fox News: Hawley moves to block China's buy-up of US farmland as Trump admin sounds alarm
Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing the Protecting Our Farms and Homes from China Act, which aims to prohibit Chinese corporations and individuals linked to the Chinese Communist Party from purchasing farmland and residential properties in the U.S. The bill includes a two-year ban on residential purchases, with the potential for renewal.
The legislation mandates that any existing Chinese ownership of affected land be divested within a year and establishes penalties for non-compliance. This initiative aligns with recent actions by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to address foreign threats to American agriculture.
The Western Journal: Trump Coolly Responds After Mar-A-Lago Poolside Assassination Threat
President Trump downplayed an Iranian official's assassination threat while he relaxed poolside at Mar-a-Lago. The official suggested Trump could be targeted by a drone due to his involvement in recent military actions against Iran’s nuclear sites in support of Israel.
Trump, who previously ordered the assassination of Iranian leader Qasem Soleimani, acknowledged the threat but seemed unconcerned. He recently brokered a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, claiming both nations would benefit from peace.
Times Of Israel: This Palestinian sheikh has a plan for peace with Israel — but few think it can work
Five sheikhs from Hebron have proposed an unorthodox plan for peace with Israel, suggesting the establishment of an autonomous "Emirate of Hebron" that would recognize Israel as a Jewish state and reject the two-state solution. This proposal aims to distance themselves from the Palestinian Authority and includes plans for economic collaboration with Israel.
While the proposal has garnered some interest, experts largely view it as unrealistic and a reflection of nostalgia rather than a viable solution. Many in the Palestinian community, including members of the Jaabari clan, have disavowed the plan, emphasizing a commitment to national principles and the Palestinian cause.
#economy
Le Monde: The limits of Trump's tariff strategy
Donald Trump's trade policy, initially aimed at imposing tariffs to secure favorable deals, has encountered significant challenges, leading to uncertainty in the global economy. Despite promises of numerous agreements, only three have been finalized, and the administration has faced criticism for its shifting approach and lack of substantial progress.
As the U.S. grapples with its trade strategy, concerns grow over the credibility of its commitments. The administration's tactics have raised questions about the reliability of U.S. promises, with potential market volatility looming if threats of tariffs are executed.
#culture
GB News: GB News Daily Reflection - Thursday 10th July
The story of the Prodigal Son illustrates a father's unconditional love and forgiveness as he welcomes back his wayward son. This parable emphasizes the importance of grace and recognizing individuals for their inherent worth rather than merely their accomplishments.
#crime
Fox News: 10 reasons the DOJ and FBI face backlash over Epstein files flop
The Department of Justice has faced backlash after concluding its inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case without releasing new files or a client list. Critics, particularly from the right, had anticipated more transparency, citing past statements from DOJ leaders about the existence of incriminating documents.
Despite claims from some Republican figures that a client list exists, the DOJ stated no evidence was found to warrant further investigation into any third parties. The controversy continues as supporters express disappointment over the lack of disclosures, while officials maintain that much of the material is sealed by court order.