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#politics
Forbes: Majority Of Americans Disapprove Of Trump’s Handling Of Epstein Files In New Poll
A recent poll shows over half of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of the Epstein investigation, with only 17% approval overall and just 35% among Republicans. Many believe the government is concealing information related to Epstein's death and client list.
Criticism is mounting from Trump's base, with calls for a special counsel to investigate the Epstein case. Despite this, Trump has distanced himself from the issue, stating he has "nothing to do with it."
GB News: People must be 'held to account' for Afghan data breach, Vickers tells GB News
Conservative MP Matt Vickers stated that British taxpayers will bear the costs of the Afghan asylum scheme due to a recent data breach. He described the situation as "disastrous," warning that citizens are now facing significant consequences from the scandal.
The Western Journal: Gavin Newsom Furious After Trump ‘Pulls the Plug’ on His Pet Project
President Trump announced the termination of a $4 billion federal grant for California's high-speed rail project, citing its excessive costs and lack of progress. The project, initially budgeted at $33 billion, has ballooned to $135 billion with no track laid in 17 years.
Governor Newsom criticized the decision as illegal and claimed the project was progressing, asserting that it would soon enter the track-laying phase. However, federal officials highlighted the project's mismanagement and inability to meet deadlines, calling it a waste of taxpayer money.
The Mirror: 16 and 17-year-olds to be given right to vote at next general election
The UK government will allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the next general election, marking the first change in voting age since the 1960s. This decision adds over a million voters and aims to enhance public trust in democracy, according to officials.
The move has received support from various political figures and experts, who argue it is crucial for young people to have a voice in decisions that affect their future. Alongside this change, the government will implement stricter rules on foreign donations and accept UK-issued bank cards as voter ID.
Fox News: Trump Jr. rips 'communist' Mamdani with dire prediction about NYC if he wins mayoral race
Donald Trump Jr. expressed concerns about the potential election of socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani as New York City's mayor, suggesting it could lead to a mass exodus of wealthy residents to Florida. He believes that New York may need to "hit rock bottom" to realize the failures of socialist policies.
Trump Jr. compared Mamdani to former mayor Bill de Blasio and warned that his election would signify a significant shift for the city. He, along with his father, characterized Mamdani's views as extreme and detrimental to New York's future.
Fox News: Democrats hit rock bottom as American voters turn away in record numbers from liberal agenda: poll
A recent Quinnipiac poll reveals that only 19% of voters approve of Congressional Democrats, marking an all-time low since the survey began 16 years ago. Discontent is particularly strong among Democrats, with just 39% expressing approval for their party's congressional performance.
Conversely, approval ratings for Republicans are slightly better, with a third of voters approving their performance, though 62% disapprove. President Trump's job approval stands at 40%, with 54% disapproving. These ratings are crucial as the parties prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
#society
Fox News: Civil rights group declares 'state of emergency,' pointing at Trump admin
The National Urban League's "State of Black America" report for 2025 declares a "state of emergency," criticizing the Trump administration for undermining civil rights and democratic principles. It claims the Justice Department has become a tool for political retribution, threatening civil rights enforcement.
In response, White House spokesman Harrison Fields argues that the administration is focused on unity and economic improvement, while accusing civil rights groups of promoting division. The report emphasizes the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in fostering democracy and equal opportunities.
Forbes: Report: Zuckerberg Settles $8 Billion Privacy Case—Avoids Testifying
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and executives have settled a lawsuit with shareholders over allegations that Facebook knowingly harvested user data, concluding a lengthy legal battle potentially worth $8 billion. The settlement was announced in Delaware's Chancery Court, but details remain undisclosed.
The Economist: How to solve the backlog in England’s courts
The backlog in England's courts has reached critical levels, with cases like a recent trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court being adjourned for 43 months. Judges express concern over the lengthy delays, questioning if defendants will still be available for trial by the time their cases are heard.
Addressing this issue requires a thorough examination of the underlying causes and implementing effective solutions to improve efficiency in the judicial system.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Britain and Germany sign a historic treaty
Britain and Germany have signed a historic treaty aimed at addressing mutual challenges, coinciding with the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's first official visit to Britain. This treaty marks a significant step in improving relations between the two nations.
The recent diplomatic engagements, including a state visit from French President Emmanuel Macron, highlight the importance of international cooperation in tackling shared issues. The treaty is expected to foster collaboration and stability in the region.
#culture
Le Monde: In Arles, Fragonard's Museum of Fashion and Costume gracefully unveils treasures
The Musée Fragonard de la Mode et du Costume opened in Arles on July 6, showcasing a collection of 20,000 garments and accessories that span three centuries of fashion history. The museum is located in the renovated Bouchaud de Bussy mansion, designed by Studio KO.
Fragonard, a renowned perfumer since 1926, is managed by the fourth generation of a family dedicated to preserving and sharing their extensive collections through multiple museums in France. The new museum adds to their legacy, highlighting the importance of traditional dress.
#outdoors
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: These States May See Aurora Borealis Thursday
The northern lights may be visible in several northern U.S. states Thursday night, coinciding with the Perseids meteor shower. NOAA forecasts a Kp index of three, with potential for the aurora to be seen farther south than usual.
Best viewing is suggested between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. in areas with minimal light pollution. Stronger auroral activity is expected until early 2026 due to a recent solar maximum.
#other
Daily Mirror: Diane Abbott set for fresh Labour showdown after 'no regrets' remark
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