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Jul 15, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Democratic insider admits to praying for an economic depression as party's popularity continues to plummet
Some Democratic strategists are reportedly hoping for an economic downturn to boost the party's declining popularity following Trump’s 2024 election victory. With approval ratings at historic lows, strategists express concern over the party's inability to connect with voters, describing the situation as a "nightmare."
Polls indicate the party is viewed as "out of touch" and "weak," with some strategists admitting they are still struggling to recover since losing to Trump. Prominent voices, including Mark Cuban, criticize the party's focus on Trump rather than addressing the needs of the American people.
Fox News: Cuomo opponents slam his re-entry into NYC mayor race, say city wants to move on from ex governor
New York City mayoral candidates from all parties are united in their opposition to former Governor Andrew Cuomo's return to the race as an independent after his primary loss. Both Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani and Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa criticized Cuomo, emphasizing that New Yorkers desire new leadership.
Cuomo's campaign responded by highlighting his past support and criticizing Mamdani's policies. Meanwhile, incumbent Mayor Eric Adams dismissed Cuomo's attempts to regain relevance, arguing that he lost the primary and should not be in the race. The political landscape remains contentious as candidates prepare for the upcoming election.
#society
GB News: BBC told to 'get a grip' by Ofcom bosses after Glastonbury and Gaza 'documentary' chaos
The BBC faces criticism from Ofcom Chief Executive Dame Melanie Dawes for its handling of controversial live performances, particularly the recent Glastonbury set by punk rap duo Bob Vylan, which included inflammatory remarks against the IDF. The BBC has apologized for the incident and acknowledged errors in its risk assessment process.
In response to the backlash, the BBC stated it will no longer broadcast live performances deemed "high risk" and is taking steps to improve accountability for its decisions. Avon and Somerset Police are also investigating the group's comments made during their performances.
The Western Journal: Member of Michael Jackson's 'Second Family' Allegedly Extorting His Estate for $213 Million
Frank Cascio, identified as part of Michael Jackson's "second family," is accused of attempting to extort $213 million from Jackson's estate by threatening to make false claims against the late singer. The estate's co-executors allege a "civil extortion scheme" involving Cascio and associates.
Cascio had previously defended Jackson publicly and settled with the estate for $3.3 million in 2020 under strict non-disparagement clauses. However, he allegedly demanded additional funds in 2024, threatening to damage the estate's business unless paid. The estate is now seeking a court order to enforce the original agreement.
Forbes: Beyoncé’s Unreleased Music Stolen In Atlanta
Hard drives containing unreleased music and plans for Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour were stolen from the vehicle of her choreographer and dancer in Atlanta. An arrest warrant has been issued for an unnamed suspect, with police investigating the incident using fingerprints and surveillance footage.
Beyoncé, with a net worth of $780 million, is expected to generate $325 million from her upcoming tour. She recently won her first Album of the Year award for "Cowboy Carter," further solidifying her status in the music industry.
#other
Le Monde: Wildfire that razed historic Grand Canyon Lodge spread after being allowed to burn for days
A wildfire on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon has destroyed over 70 structures, including the historic Grand Canyon Lodge, after being allowed to burn for days. Initially deemed manageable, the fire quickly escalated, prompting evacuation orders as it spread rapidly.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has called for a federal investigation into the National Park Service's handling of the situation, which shifted from a "confine and contain" strategy to aggressive suppression as conditions worsened. The North Rim is now closed for the remainder of the year.