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#politics
Fox News: President Trump's historic year, threats to class of 2025, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News hosts and contributors discuss various political issues, including President Trump's second term and the challenges faced by the Biden administration. They highlight the Democrats' identity crisis and the need for local control in FEMA.
Additionally, concerns are raised about China's exploitation of U.S. technology weaknesses and the media's portrayal of immigration-related violence.
Front Page Magazine: The Jeffrey Epstein Story Begins and Ends with the Clintons
Jeffrey Epstein's story has evolved from a criminal investigation into a platform for various political agendas. His arrest and subsequent death in custody have led to speculation and conspiracy theories, overshadowing the original connections to powerful figures, particularly the Clintons.
Current narratives, including those pushed by figures like Tucker Carlson, often ignore these ties while using Epstein's case to further political goals. The expectation for transparency and truth regarding Epstein's dealings and death remains unfulfilled.
Fox News: Trump Department of Labor to absorb some Education Department responsibilities
The Department of Labor will increasingly oversee certain workforce programs previously managed by the Department of Education as part of President Trump's initiative to streamline federal education services. This shift follows a signed Interagency Agreement aimed at creating a more integrated federal education and workforce system.
The Supreme Court has temporarily lifted an injunction that blocked the Department of Education from implementing this agreement, allowing for the potential dismissal of hundreds of employees. The move is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to reduce the size of the Education Department and address workforce shortages.
Fox News: Former NPR host says Obama is 'very scold-y these days,' no longer resonates with base
Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to "toughen up" during a recent fundraiser, criticizing the party for being overly self-critical and inactive. He emphasized the need for members to rally around current candidates rather than seeking a "messiah" figure.
CNN pundits discussed Obama's changing role within the party, with some suggesting his "scold-y" tone may not resonate with the Democratic base as it once did. They highlighted the challenges Democrats face in finding direction and the need for active participation from party members.
Breitbart: Andrew Cuomo Flags Independent Run for NYC Mayor
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is continuing his campaign for mayor despite losing the Democratic primary to Zohran Mamdani. Cuomo plans to run as a third-party candidate, criticizing Mamdani's approach and emphasizing his own experience and ideas for improving the city.
Cuomo aims to connect with voters by addressing issues like housing affordability and public safety, while Mamdani maintains a focus on grassroots politics. Other candidates include incumbent Mayor Eric Adams running independently and Jim Walden as well as Republican Curtis Sliwa.
#society
Times Of Israel: 1 in 10 Gazan children tested in UNRWA clinics malnourished, agency says
One in 10 children screened by the UN refugee agency in Gaza since 2024 has been found malnourished, with rates rising sharply since Israel tightened its blockade in March. Over 240,000 children under five have been screened, revealing a concerning increase in acute malnutrition.
The UN reported at least 875 killings near aid distribution sites in Gaza in the past six weeks, with ongoing violence affecting humanitarian efforts. The EU is pressing Israel for updates on a new aid agreement aimed at improving conditions in the region, emphasizing the need for effective implementation.
Forbes: Streaming Hits Like ‘Love Island,’ ‘Squid Game’ Are Squashing Broadcast TV
In June, streaming services accounted for nearly 50% of all television usage, marking a record high, while traditional broadcast viewing fell to its lowest share ever at 18.5%. Notable contributors to this trend include Netflix's "Ginny & Georgia" and Peacock's "Love Island," which surged in popularity.
Despite a boost from the NBA Finals, broadcast television suffered a 5% decline from May. Cable viewing remained stable, with ESPN and TNT's NBA Conference Finals leading cable telecasts. The shift underscores a significant change in viewing habits as streaming continues to dominate.
The Western Journal: Wild Footage: Raging Floodwaters Wreak Havoc on NYC Subway System, Strand Riders
New York City experienced severe flooding in its subway system following a historic storm that dumped over 2 inches of rain in just one hour, the second-highest amount recorded. Multiple subway lines faced delays and service suspensions as the city's drainage system struggled to cope.
Metropolitan Transit Authority officials reported the pumping of around 16 million gallons of water from the subways. Riders expressed frustration over the conditions, highlighting the inadequacy of the city's infrastructure despite significant spending on other issues.
GB News: WATCH: Nana and Eamonn deliver scathing verdict on electric cars - 'I won't buy one!'
Eamonn Holmes expressed his disinterest in electric cars, citing several reasons for not wanting to purchase one. Despite his desire to make environmentally friendly choices, he finds various aspects of electric vehicles unappealing.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump has finally shown us the path to peace to Ukraine
The U.S. is set to send more Patriot air defense batteries to Ukraine, a move stemming from extensive negotiations among NATO officials. This integrated system aims to protect Ukraine from Russian air attacks, crucial for a sustainable peace settlement.
Despite challenges in securing Russian acceptance, the deployment marks a significant shift in support for Ukraine's defense capabilities. The new system will enhance Ukraine's ability to counter drone attacks, potentially paving the way for a ceasefire as it strengthens its defenses.
Times Of Israel: Israeli Druze block roads, rally for Syrian community as regime advances on Sweida
Protests erupted in northern Israel as the Druze community rallied in support of their counterparts in Syria, fearing violence from regime forces in the Druze-majority city of Sweida. Demonstrators called for international intervention to protect the Syrian Druze from Islamist fighters, leading to road closures.
Israeli airstrikes targeted Syrian government forces advancing into Sweida, with officials emphasizing the need to safeguard the Druze and maintain demilitarization in southern Syria. The Druze community in Israel, numbering around 150,000, maintains strong ties with the 700,000 Druze in Syria, raising concerns over potential persecution under the new regime.
#crime
Fox News: Federal authorities charge pair who allegedly helped ICE facility attacker escape after shooting
Two individuals, John Phillip Thomas and Lynette Read Sharp, have been charged as accessories in a July 4 shooting at the Prairieland Detention Center in Texas, which injured an officer. Authorities are still searching for the main suspect, Benjamin Hanil Song, who is accused of leading the attack.
Thomas allegedly transported Song after the incident and was involved in planning the attack via online chats. Sharp is accused of helping coordinate Song's escape. A total of 14 individuals have been arrested in connection with the attack, while the FBI continues to seek Song, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to his capture.