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The Economist: The Economist is hiring journalists to work in Washington
The Economist is seeking journalists for its Washington, DC office to cover politics and public policy. Interested candidates must submit an original article and a CV by August 1st.
This recruitment reflects the ongoing demand for insightful political journalism in the capital.
Fox News: Mark Cuban rips Democrats' constant 'Trump sucks' message, calling it 'not the way to win'
Mark Cuban criticized the Democratic Party for lacking a clear message beyond opposing Donald Trump, stating that their focus should be on improving the lives of Americans. He expressed concern that Democrats prioritize intellectual discussions over practical solutions that resonate with everyday people.
Cuban, who previously supported Kamala Harris, has since voiced disappointment in the party's ability to connect with voters and effectively communicate their message. He noted that Democrats struggle with selling their ideas compared to Republicans.
The Federalist: Multiple Pardons Granted By Autopen Without Biden's Approval
A report indicates that several pardons issued during President Biden's final weeks in office were signed using an autopen, raising questions about his direct involvement. Biden asserts he made all decisions, but aides confirmed he did not approve each name individually for the pardons.
Internal emails suggest a process was in place for Biden to authorize clemency criteria, but revisions continued after his initial approval, leading staff to use the autopen for final versions. Critics argue the report lacks concrete evidence of Biden's personal approval of the pardons.
#society
Le Monde: Brigitte Macron takes gender libel case to France's highest appeals court
Brigitte Macron has appealed to France's highest court after a Paris appeals court overturned previous convictions against two women for spreading false claims about her gender. The women alleged that she was once a man named Jean-Michel Trogneux, a claim that has circulated widely on social media.
The original court had ordered the women to pay damages for their disinformation, which gained traction among conspiracy theorists. Brigitte's lawyer confirmed that her brother is also pursuing legal action regarding the dismissal of charges against the women.
Fox News: Deadly overnight blaze claims 9 lives at Massachusetts assisted living home as rescue efforts continue
A fire at the Gabriel House assisted living facility in Fall River, Massachusetts, resulted in nine fatalities and over 30 injuries. Firefighters responded to the blaze late Sunday night, managing to extinguish it by Monday morning, but one individual remains in critical condition.
The facility housed approximately 70 residents, and authorities have yet to determine the cause of the fire. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols in assisted living environments.
The Federalist: The Swamp Tried To Ruin Mackey's Life Over A Meme — And Lost
Douglass Mackey has been acquitted by a federal appeals court, which found no evidence he conspired to deprive anyone of their voting rights through a satirical meme. The ruling highlights concerns about the politicization of the legal system and selective enforcement of laws against political expression.
Mackey's case, initiated by Trump-era appointees, raises questions about the use of outdated laws to target online speech, contrasting with the lack of accountability for those spreading disinformation. His acquittal serves as a reminder of the importance of free speech and the potential for individuals to challenge systemic injustices.
#crime
Fox News: Suspect's connection to church victims emerges as police investigate Kentucky shooting
A gunman shot and killed two women and injured a state trooper at Richmond Road Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky. The suspect, who has not been named, was pulled over after an alert from a license plate reader and later opened fire at the church, having stolen a car in between.
Authorities are investigating the motive, with indications that the suspect may have had connections to the victims. The two women killed were identified as Beverly Gumm, 72, and Christina Combs, 32. Governor Andy Beshear has called for prayers for those affected.