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Breitbart: 'The Drill Down,' with Susan Crabtree: Secret Service Failures Exposed
On the first anniversary of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, Senate reports reveal significant failures by the Secret Service, raising questions about their commitment to preventing the incident. Six junior agents received suspensions for neglect, but concerns linger about the lack of accountability for senior officials.
The reports highlight a series of preventable errors, including inadequate threat assessments and poor communication with local law enforcement. Critics argue that the agency's culture prioritizes protecting current officials over former presidents, despite known threats against Trump.
Breitbart: Anthony Bernal Pleads the 5th on Alleged Cover-up of Biden Decline
Anthony Bernal, former chief of staff for Jill Biden, invoked the Fifth Amendment during a closed-door testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. He refused to answer questions about alleged cover-ups regarding President Biden's cognitive health.
Rep. James Comer stated that Bernal's refusal to testify raises concerns about unauthorized actions taken by Biden's aides amid his cognitive decline. The situation is being described as a significant scandal, with calls for greater transparency and accountability.
The Western Journal: NPR CEO Foolishly Asks for Examples of Bias, Gets Hit with Dozens of Jaw-Dropping Times They Went All in for Libs
NPR CEO Katherine Maher invited criticism when she asked for examples of bias in her outlet, leading to a flood of responses highlighting perceived liberal slants in NPR's reporting. Critics pointed to specific stories and decisions, including the lack of coverage on the Hunter Biden laptop and the network's focus on narratives surrounding Donald Trump.
With a $9.4 billion funding package at stake, Republicans have labeled NPR as a liberal propaganda outlet. Many argue that taxpayer funding should be reconsidered, as examples of bias continue to surface, suggesting a persistent ideological slant in NPR's news coverage.
GB News: PMQs: Graham Stuart takes aim at Keir Starmer's 'total pack of lies' in his Labour manifesto
Conservative MP Graham Stuart criticized Sir Keir Starmer's manifesto as a "pack of lies," highlighting the challenges faced by the Prime Minister, including rising joblessness, inflation, and debt. He suggested that a summer reading recommendation might provide a distraction from the government's struggles.
Fox News: Andrew Cuomo jump-starts car and political comeback in new NYC mayoral campaign advertisement
Andrew Cuomo's latest campaign ad for New York City mayor features him jump-starting a car, promoting a message of community support. Critics have pointed out flaws in the ad, including alleged mistakes in connecting jumper cables, while Cuomo's team defended the ad as a demonstration of his hands-on leadership.
Despite facing backlash, some viewers praised the ad, highlighting Cuomo's willingness to help others. Following a primary loss to Zohran Mamdani, Cuomo remains in the race as an independent candidate, asserting that the general election is still an opportunity for him to win.
Breitbart: Jayapal: Congress Needs to Act 'Right Now' — Trump 'Is Hiding Something'
Representative Pramila Jayapal has called for immediate action to release Jeffrey Epstein-related files, suggesting President Trump is concealing information. She supports a discharge petition to force a vote on the matter and advocates for Ghislaine Maxwell to testify before Congress.
Jayapal criticized Trump's change in stance on transparency, asserting that the public deserves to know what is in the files. She emphasized the need for accountability, regardless of who may be implicated.
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Fox News: Sunny Hostin appears to change tune on releasing Epstein files after Trump DOJ declares there's no list
Sunny Hostin of "The View" has shifted her stance on the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, now calling for more transparency after the Trump administration stated there is no client list. She criticized Trump for downplaying the issue and highlighted his past comments about Epstein.
Hostin also urged for Ghislaine Maxwell to testify regarding the existence of a client list, noting that the Department of Justice's announcement has sparked political debate. House Democrats are pushing for a public hearing, reflecting the growing concern over Epstein's case and its implications.
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Fox News: Iran faces August deadline to accept comprehensive nuclear deal or face renewed UN sanctions
Iran has until the end of August to agree to a nuclear deal with the U.S. and allies, or face the reimposition of UN sanctions. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and European counterparts set this deadline, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation following military actions against Iran.
Iran has warned of retaliation if sanctions are reimposed, claiming the snapback mechanism lacks legal basis. The U.S. aims to pressure Tehran to curb its nuclear ambitions, with support from organizations opposing Iran's nuclear development.