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#politics
Fox News: Trump Butler rally Secret Service team failed multiple basic protocols before assassination attempt, docs reveal
Six U.S. Secret Service agents have been suspended without pay following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024. Subpoenaed documents reveal significant security failures, including inadequate preparation and communication among agents, leading to a breach that allowed the assailant a clear shot.
The lead agent, despite 21 years of experience, failed to secure the site and address known security concerns. Other agents also admitted to lapses in protocol, such as not conducting necessary site walk-throughs or communicating threats. The incident has raised questions about the effectiveness of the Secret Service's protective measures.
The Western Journal: As Autopen Scandal Explodes, Flashback to Peter Doocy's Damning Analysis of Signature on Hunter's Pardon
President Biden's extensive use of the autopen for pardons has raised questions about the legitimacy of his clemency actions, particularly regarding his son, Hunter Biden. Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy highlighted discrepancies in signatures, suggesting that most pardons were autopen-generated, except for Hunter's, which appeared authentic.
The Department of Justice is now investigating the clemency process, revealing that Biden did not personally approve each pardon but set criteria for his staff to follow. The situation has drawn parallels to previous political scandals, indicating potential implications for the Biden administration.
Breitbart: Brazil's Top Judge Meddles in Trump Tariff Talks, Claiming Courts Don't Censor or Persecute Conservatives
Luís Roberto Barroso, president of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal, responded to President Trump's planned 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods, claiming they stem from a misunderstanding of Brazil's political situation. Barroso emphasized Brazil's democratic stability and independence of the judiciary, defending recent actions against former President Jair Bolsonaro.
He characterized the tariffs as unjustified sanctions and outlined Brazil's commitment to democracy and free speech, countering claims of censorship. Barroso affirmed that recent judicial actions are transparent and based on evidence, asserting that Brazil does not persecute individuals like in past dictatorships.
Fox News: Rahm Emanuel admits his party is 'less popular than Elon Musk' in scathing critique
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel criticized the Democratic Party's leadership for its declining popularity, stating it is currently less favored than Elon Musk. He emphasized the need for the party to focus on making the American dream attainable for all, which he believes is essential for regaining voter trust.
Emanuel acknowledged that while party leadership is failing, the voter base remains motivated to win upcoming elections. He urged the Democratic National Committee to shift its focus from internal criticism to harnessing voter energy for a successful 2026 campaign.
#society
Breitbart: Survey: Gen Z Is Not On Board with AI Playing Matchmaker on Dating Sites
A recent Bloomberg Intelligence survey indicates that Generation Z is less comfortable with AI features in dating apps compared to millennials. Nearly half of respondents reported they could create profiles without AI assistance, highlighting a potential disconnect between dating app strategies and user preferences.
As dating habits shift towards long-term relationships, companies like Match Group and Bumble face challenges, including subscriber declines. While some apps like Hinge align with Gen Z's preferences, Tinder struggles with its "hookup app" image and aims to prioritize user needs.
Breitbart: AI 'Nudify' Websites Rake in Millions with Deep Fake Porn Thanks to Tech Giants
AI-powered "nudify" websites are generating millions by creating nonconsensual deep fake pornography, primarily targeting women and girls. An analysis found that these sites, which allow users to upload photos for sexual image generation, thrive with support from major tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Cloudflare.
Despite their harmful nature, these sites have seen explosive growth since 2019, with potential annual earnings up to $36 million. Critics argue that tech companies should take responsibility for enabling these platforms, which contribute to cyberbullying and exploit victims.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In English-language video, Netanyahu absolves himself of any blame for Oct. 7 attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his government against accusations of failing to prevent the October 7 Hamas attack, asserting that the security establishment misled him and failed to communicate critical intelligence. In a recent video interview, he claimed he made key wartime decisions independently and dismissed allegations linking his judicial reforms to the attack as "bogus."
Netanyahu reiterated that warnings from former security officials were not heeded, and he criticized the intelligence community for underestimating Hamas. He emphasized his leadership in wartime strategies and rejected claims that political considerations influenced his decisions regarding hostages and ceasefire negotiations.
#military
Le Monde: Bastille Day: Striking footage from a parade designed as a 'true military operation'
The Bastille Day parade in Paris showcased a military operation amid rising international tensions. President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for increased military readiness and budget to ensure France's operational credibility and strategic solidarity with allies.
Around 7,000 service members participated, featuring a mix of ground and aerial displays, including 65 aircraft and 247 vehicles, highlighting the French military's preparedness for deployment.
#culture
Breitbart: Kanye West Thanks Chinese Government After Shanghai Concert Debacle
Kanye West's recent concert in Shanghai left fans disappointed due to technical issues, a late arrival, and minimal production. Attendees chanted for refunds and criticized the performance as poorly organized, with some claiming he lip-synced and frequently left the stage.
Despite the backlash, West thanked the Chinese government and has received more favorable reception in China than in the U.S. The event's promoters apologized, attributing the problems to West's team prioritizing artistic integrity.
#history
GB News: Lancaster bomber sculpture set to be taller than Angel of the North nearly finished as group behind project plead for public support
The Bomber County Gateway Trust is seeking public donations to complete a 1:1 scale sculpture of a Lancaster bomber, a notable WWII aircraft. They need approximately £30,000 to cover rising costs of materials and labor, with hopes to unveil the project this Autumn.
The sculpture will weigh 100 tonnes and be located beside the A46 on the Lincolnshire border, symbolizing the area's historical significance during the war. The project has garnered community support, but additional funds are essential to finalize construction.
#crime
Fox News: Victims of 'Bernie Madoff of cows' take on major banks in massive ghost cattle Ponzi scheme
Victims of Brian McClain, dubbed the "Bernie Madoff of cows," are suing three banks for allegedly facilitating a $100 million Ponzi scheme involving non-existent cattle. McClain's fraud was revealed after his suicide in April 2023, with only 10,000 cattle found instead of the claimed 88,000.
The banks involved, Community Financial Services Bank, Rabo AgriFinance, and Mechanics Bank, deny the allegations and assert that the claims lack merit. McClain's companies have since filed for bankruptcy, and unpaid livestock sellers may have protections under the Packers and Stockyards Act.