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#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Roots of Leftist Rage
The political left, from mainstream Democrats to radical groups, is exhibiting extreme reactions against President Trump and his policies. Figures like Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Cory Booker have engaged in lengthy speeches without impact, while others like Bernie Sanders and AOC have been criticized for hypocrisy. The left's rhetoric has escalated, with some representatives facing pressure to take extreme actions, and social media glorifying violence against perceived enemies.
Amidst this turmoil, the Democratic Party struggles with diminishing power and influence, facing challenges on multiple fronts, including cultural and economic issues. Trump's administration is seen as effectively countering leftist agendas, leading to a resurgence in military recruitment and a strengthening economy. The left's frantic responses reflect their fear of losing both political power and their ideological foundations.
Fox News: 'Breakfast Club' blows up over whether Democrats 'lied' about Biden decline
Radio host Charlamagne tha God and former CNN commentator Angela Rye debated President Biden's cognitive health and the alleged cover-up by his inner circle that may have impacted the Democrats' electoral performance. Charlamagne questioned the timing of recent admissions from former aides, suggesting they could have altered the election outcome if addressed sooner.
Rye defended Biden, asserting he does not have dementia, while also discussing the challenges faced by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. She noted that Jean-Pierre's departure from the Democratic Party and her upcoming book reflect her experiences in a difficult environment.
Breitbart: Report: Pam Bondi to Visit Alcatraz, Expected to Announce Reopening
Attorney General Pam Bondi is set to visit Alcatraz to potentially announce plans for its reopening, an initiative criticized by Rep. Nancy Pelosi as “stupid.” The reopening was proposed by Trump, who emphasized a need for stricter measures against violent criminals.
Trump's plan aims to create a facility for housing dangerous offenders, framing it as a necessary step for law and order. Critics, including Pelosi and California State Sen. Scott Wiener, have condemned the proposal, likening it to a "fascist police state."
Fox News: Senators push back against Vought's call for more partisan spending process
Senators are expressing concern over Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought's remarks advocating for a more partisan appropriations process, fearing it could undermine Congress' power of the purse. Vought's comments followed Senate Republicans' advancement of President Trump's $9 billion clawback package, which seeks to cut foreign aid and public broadcasting funding.
Senate leaders, including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Appropriations Committee members, criticized Vought's stance, emphasizing the importance of bipartisan cooperation for effective governance. They warned that a lack of trust and collaboration could hinder the passage of spending bills, making it essential for lawmakers to work together.
#society
Le Monde: In China, a new digital identity has increased the government's control over citizens' online activities
China's new digital identity system, launched on July 15, enhances state surveillance by allowing authorities to track citizens' online activities more effectively. While promoted as a means to protect personal data, critics argue it leads to increased monitoring and suppression of dissenting opinions.
Previously, identity verification for online access was managed by platforms, but the new system centralizes this control, making it easier for the government to monitor individual online behavior.
GB News: Rachel Reeves' car taxes could see two in five petrol and diesel drivers give up cars amid 100% cost hike
A significant number of petrol and diesel drivers in the UK may abandon their vehicles due to rising costs, with 41% of working adults expressing concern over affordability. Areas like Plymouth and Brighton show the highest rates of potential car abandonment, driven by increased car taxes and fuel prices.
The new Vehicle Excise Duty rates, effective since April, have nearly doubled costs for many drivers, contributing to the shift towards public transport. Commuters are finding bus travel more appealing, as it offers a less stressful and more cost-effective alternative to driving.
Breitbart: Police: Florida Woman Attacks Driver for Killing Chicken Crossing a Road
A Florida woman, Cynthia Diaz Sosa, faces charges after allegedly attacking another driver who ran over a chicken in Key West. Sosa claimed she wanted to teach the driver a lesson, leading to an altercation where she used bear spray. She was arrested on multiple charges.
Key West is known for its feral chicken population, which has historical roots dating back to the 1820s. The chickens have become a local attraction despite efforts to manage their numbers.
GB News: Afghan data leak: Details of more than 100 British spies and SAS operatives included in breach
A significant data leak revealed the personal information of over 100 Britons, including spies and special forces, linked to the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy. The leak, which occurred in February 2022, included sensitive details of nearly 19,000 applicants and their families.
The Ministry of Defence acknowledged the breach over a year later, after excerpts surfaced online. Defence Secretary John Healey issued an apology, emphasizing the seriousness of the error, while the shadow defence secretary also expressed regret on behalf of the previous government.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Families Mourn Georgia Teens Killed in Lightning Strike
Two teenagers, Joey Nelson Jr. and Randall Martin III, were reportedly struck and killed by lightning in Waycross, Georgia, on July 10 during a fishing trip. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into their deaths, which occurred as they were heading to their car amid a thunderstorm.
Waycross Mayor Dr. Michael-Angelo James expressed deep condolences, highlighting the impact the young men had on their community, particularly in sports. Memorial events are being coordinated by the city and local schools, while GoFundMe campaigns have raised significant funds to support their families.
#economy
Breitbart: Canada Raises Tariffs on non-U.S. Foreign Steel, Targeting China
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new tariffs on non-U.S. steel imports to protect the domestic steel industry from foreign competition, particularly from China, which has faced similar tariffs globally due to dumping practices. The policy aims to reduce Canada's dependency on U.S. steel and bolster the economy amid ongoing trade negotiations.
The new measures include tightening tariff rate quotas and imposing additional tariffs on steel from non-U.S. countries, particularly those with Chinese origins. Carney emphasized the need for Canada to diversify its trade relationships and rely more on domestic steel production as global market dynamics shift due to U.S. trade policies.
Le Monde: Indonesia calls Trump a 'tough negotiator' after reaching an agreement with the US
Indonesia has entered a trade agreement with the US, agreeing to a 19% tariff on its exports while allowing American goods to enter duty-free. President Trump announced this deal, highlighting Indonesia's commitment to purchase $15 billion in US energy and agricultural products.
The agreement follows warnings from Trump regarding potential tariffs, with other Southeast Asian countries facing similar pressures. Negotiations continue as nations seek more favorable terms.
#history
The Western Journal: Rep. Luna's Update on JFK Files: Lone Gunman Theory Destroyed by Witness at Hospital - Rogue CIA Factions Also at Work
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna announced findings from her congressional task force that challenge the lone gunman theory regarding JFK's assassination. She claims evidence from a hospital witness and CIA documents suggest multiple shooters were involved and that the CIA misled Congress during investigations.
Luna pointed to a CIA officer, George Joannides, who allegedly lied about his identity and obstructed inquiries into the assassination. She anticipates the release of KGB files related to JFK in the fall, which may further complicate the narrative surrounding his death.
#crime
The Telegraph: Voice of America employee charged with threatening to kill Marjorie Taylor Greene
A Voice of America employee, Seth Jason, has been charged with making death threats against Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. He faces up to 10 years in prison after allegedly threatening her and her staff in multiple phone calls traced back to the VOA headquarters.
The threats reportedly included intentions to use a gun and to kidnap Greene. The interim US attorney emphasized that threats against public officials will be met with severe legal consequences. The case comes amid significant staffing changes at VOA.