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Jul 20, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Writers Guild Wants Probe of Stephen Colbert Cancellation, Alleging 'Bribe' to Trump
The Writers Guild of America is urging New York Attorney General Letitia James to investigate CBS's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," citing concerns that the move may be linked to political motivations involving President Trump. CBS claims the cancellation is purely financial.
Colbert's show has reportedly been operating at a significant loss, and CBS plans to retire the franchise in May 2026. Trump responded positively to the cancellation, criticizing Colbert's talent and suggesting that other late-night hosts may be next.
#society
GB News: Hosepipe ban will NOT be lifted despite thunderstorms bringing MONTH'S worth of rain
Water companies in Britain, including Yorkshire Water and South East Water, have confirmed that hosepipe bans will remain despite forecasts of heavy rainfall this weekend. Restrictions will not be lifted until reservoir and groundwater levels show significant improvement, as current rainfall is deemed insufficient.
The Met Office has issued multiple weather warnings for dangerous thunderstorms and potential flooding across various regions. With rainfall expected to exceed a month's worth in just a few hours, the Environment Agency has also issued flood alerts, urging caution for motorists and travelers.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Exclusive — Primary Challenger André Bauer on Lindsey Graham Prioritizing Ukraine: 'Dereliction of Duty'
Sen. Lindsey Graham's trips to Ukraine have drawn criticism from his primary challenger, former Lt. Gov. André Bauer, who argues that Graham neglects his duties in South Carolina. Bauer claims Graham's focus on international issues detracts from local concerns, including border security.
Bauer contends that Graham's actions reflect a desire for a more prominent role, likening his approach to a potential Secretary of State position. He emphasizes the need for prioritizing domestic issues and expresses skepticism about military interventions, advocating for a more America-first policy.
Le Monde: French hostages in Iran are at mercy of regime's bargaining
Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, French nationals detained in Iran since May 2022, face severe charges including espionage and plotting against the government, which could lead to the death penalty. Their situation has worsened amid Israeli airstrikes in Tehran, leaving their family in distress.
The couple's detention has been marked by chaos and fear, with Kohler reporting nightly explosions and uncertainty about their safety. Recently, they have been joined by other detainees, including an 18-year-old cyclist, raising concerns about the treatment of foreign nationals in Iranian prisons.
Breitbart: Slotkin: People Doubted U.S., But Trump 'Sent a Signal' We Will Act with Iran Strikes
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) stated in a PBS interview that the recent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities signals to the Middle East that the U.S. will act if not engaged productively. She expressed concerns about escalation but emphasized the importance of demonstrating U.S. military intent.
Slotkin also noted that the effectiveness of military action can influence perceptions of U.S. deterrence, highlighting uncertainty among countries about America's willingness to use its military power.