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Jul 12, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Shooter's motive and missed warnings one year after Trump's attempted assassination and more top headlines
Trump threatens a 35% tariff on Canadian goods amid a fentanyl dispute. In other news, chaos ensues as federal agents raid a pot farm for allegedly employing illegal workers, and a former rock star criticizes Trump during a surprise campaign launch.
A Texas lawmaker ends a long marriage citing "recent discoveries," while Tim Walz faces backlash over costly public spending for hearing prep. The Trump administration continues its stance against illegal immigrants accessing taxpayer programs.
Fox News: MSNBC’s Psaki struggles to fill Maddow’s lofty shoes, trails CNN in key demo through two months in new slot
Jen Psaki's new show on MSNBC, "The Briefing," has seen a significant drop in viewership since its debut, averaging 1.1 million total viewers compared to Rachel Maddow's previous 1.8 million. Despite improvements in her second month, Psaki still trails behind competitors like Fox News' "Hannity."
While "The Briefing" ranks as MSNBC's No. 2 program in the demo, it has not matched the performance of its predecessor, "Alex Wagner Tonight." Psaki's show has struggled particularly among younger viewers, indicating challenges ahead in maintaining and growing her audience.
#society
The Western Journal: Watch: Bill O'Reilly Says POTUS Told Him Exactly Why He Won't Release Epstein Files - Do You Agree with His Reasoning?
Bill O'Reilly speculates on the lack of a client list from Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting that many names associated with Epstein may have had no involvement in his criminal activities. He believes releasing such names could unjustly damage innocent individuals' reputations without proper context.
O'Reilly urges a more methodical approach from Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding the Epstein files, emphasizing the need to protect the innocent while addressing public concerns. He warns that the anticipated revelations may not meet public expectations, potentially leading to disappointment.
GB News: New Islamophobia definition will not lead to blasphemy law 'by back door', says review chairman
A government review, led by Dominic Grieve, aims to define Islamophobia to combat anti-Muslim hatred without creating a de facto blasphemy law. Grieve assures that the review will not restrict freedom of speech and emphasizes the need for legal protection against discrimination faced by Muslims.
He acknowledges the serious issue of anti-Muslim sentiment in society, citing examples of casual abuse. Grieve also notes the potential for similar protections for Christians, highlighting the complexity of defining religious hatred while ensuring public interest.
Fox News: Make America Beautiful Again: Let’s restore our natural legacy from sea to shining sea
America's natural resources are in crisis due to decades of mismanagement and partisan gridlock, with the National Park System facing $23 billion in debt. While bipartisan efforts like the "Great American Outdoors Act" show promise, substantial progress remains elusive.
President Trump has signed an executive order to establish the "Make America Beautiful Again Commission," aimed at fostering bipartisan collaboration for conservation. This initiative seeks to restore America's natural beauty and develop long-term environmental policies.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran destroyed dome in Qatar used by US for communications, satellite images suggest
An Iranian attack on Qatar's Al Udeid Air Base, crucial for US military operations, reportedly targeted a geodesic dome housing secure communication equipment. Satellite images show the dome was destroyed, but overall damage to the base was limited, as US aircraft had been evacuated prior to the strike.
The attack, which occurred on June 23, was a response to US bombings of Iranian nuclear sites and led to a brief disruption in air travel. While Iran claimed the attack was significant, former President Trump downplayed it, noting that most missiles were intercepted and no casualties resulted.
#economy
Fox News: Restaurant surcharge stirs up controversy: 'Business owner should be embarrassed'
A Georgia diner expressed shock after discovering an 18% "living wage fee" added to his restaurant bill, intended to support staff payroll. The fee sparked widespread debate online, with many criticizing the practice as misleading and suggesting restaurants should simply raise menu prices instead.
While some diners felt the surcharge was transparent, others argued it was a poor business strategy that could deter customers. The restaurant claimed the fee was necessary for ensuring a reliable income for staff, but opinions varied on its effectiveness and fairness.