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#politics
Fox News: Trump challenges AOC and Jasmine Crockett to intelligence test after calling them 'very low IQ'
President Trump criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, calling her "very low IQ" and suggested she and Rep. Jasmine Crockett take IQ tests. This comment comes amid Ocasio-Cortez's recent criticisms of Trump, including a post where she labeled him a "rapist" following a civil trial verdict.
Trump also claimed to have excelled in an IQ test he took at Walter Reed Medical Center. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and these Democratic representatives, with no immediate response from the White House regarding the IQ test challenge.
Fox News: Trump's $9 billion clawback passes first Senate test, while more hurdles await
President Trump's proposal to cut $9.4 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funding has passed its first Senate hurdle, but faces opposition from some GOP senators. The bill includes significant cuts to USAID and CPB, with ongoing negotiations to ease dissent among Republicans.
Despite some adjustments, key senators remain opposed, indicating challenges ahead as the bill moves to further debate and potential amendments. House Speaker Johnson prefers no changes, but an amended package is expected to advance through the House.
Fox News: Joy Reid claims MAGA voters will sacrifice their daughters to please Trump
Joy Reid criticized MAGA voters, claiming they prioritize Donald Trump's happiness over their own well-being, even to detrimental extremes. She likened Trump's supporters to a cult, suggesting they would sacrifice healthcare and family welfare for him.
Reid expressed doubt about Vice President JD Vance's ability to sustain Trump's influence post-presidency, labeling him uncharismatic. She also noted a troubling trend among White voters who may support any Republican candidate simply out of opposition to Democrats.
Le Monde: 'Europe must coordinate its response to Trump's tariff threats'
The US-Europe tariff dispute escalates as Donald Trump threatens a 30% tariff, testing European concessions. Despite the European Commission's conciliatory approach, the response to Trump's tactics has been weak, risking an unfavorable deal for the EU.
To counter this, Europe must adopt a coordinated multilateral strategy, as Trump's previous tariff impositions succeeded due to lack of unified resistance from other nations.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Waltz Vows to 'Make the U.N. Great Again' in Fiery Confirmation Hearing
Former Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL) testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for his nomination as U.N. Ambassador, outlining plans to reform the U.N. bureaucracy and counter China's influence. He criticized the U.N.'s fiscal management and inefficiencies, advocating for transparency and staff reductions.
Waltz emphasized the need for peacekeeping reform and condemned the U.N.'s bias against Israel. He pledged to restore American leadership in the U.N. and align its mission with the interests of American citizens.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-MLB Pitcher Dan Serafini Convicted of Murdering Father-in-Law
Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini was convicted of first-degree murder for killing his father-in-law, Robert Gary Spohr, and attempting to murder his mother-in-law, Wendy Wood, over a $1.3 million financial dispute. The incident occurred in June 2021, with Serafini using a .22 caliber rifle.
Serafini had a history of threatening messages towards his in-laws and was given $90,000 by them on the day of the attack. Wendy Wood survived but later committed suicide in 2023 due to the trauma from the shooting. Serafini is awaiting sentencing on August 18.
Fox News: Democrat DA in hot seat after retail theft surges in major American cities
GOP candidate Maud Maron criticizes Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for policies she claims enable a surge in shoplifting and organized crime. Retail theft incidents reportedly increased 93% from 2019 to 2023, with New York identified as the second-most affected city.
Bragg's campaign counters that crime rates for serious offenses have decreased under his tenure. Maron argues that Bragg's approach has created a lack of consequences for theft, leading to more brazen criminal activity in the city.
Fox News: Police investigate 'suspicious disappearance' of elderly man linked to cryptocurrency fortune
Authorities in Southern California are investigating the suspicious disappearance of 74-year-old Naiping Hou, reported missing by his family on May 4, 2025. Investigators found significant fraudulent activity in his bank accounts, with over $1 million drained, leading to suspicions of identity theft and possible abduction.
Hou's family believes his disappearance may be linked to their success in the cryptocurrency industry, as they offer a $250,000 reward for information. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is seeking public assistance in locating Hou and is looking for a silver Toyota Yaris connected to the case.
#sports
Breitbart: NHL Enforcer Who Tossed Golfer into Pond Breaks His Silence
Nick Tarnasky, a former NHL enforcer, recounted a viral incident where he fought a drunk golfer at Alberta Springs Golf Course in Canada. The altercation began when Tarnasky confronted the golfer, Trevor Ogilvie, for slow play and belligerent behavior.
Tarnasky attempted to encourage Ogilvie to speed up play but ended up physically confronting him, resulting in a fight that included throwing Ogilvie into a pond. Tarnasky noted that the incident led to support from former teammates.
Breitbart: Scottie Scheffler: ‘Sometimes I Don’t Understand the Point’ of Pursuing Golf Greatness
Scottie Scheffler reflected on the fleeting nature of success in professional golf, expressing that achieving milestones like winning tournaments often leads to a sense of emptiness. He grapples with the question of what truly fulfills him, noting that the joy of victory is short-lived and quickly replaced by the pressure of future competitions.
Despite being the world's top-ranked golfer, Scheffler emphasizes the importance of focusing on each tournament individually rather than dwelling on rankings or past achievements. He acknowledges the hard work that goes into his career but questions whether it truly satisfies his deeper desires.