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Jul 19, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Brazil: Police Arrest Jair Bolsonaro After Publication of Trump's Letter of Support
Brazil's Federal Police raided former President Jair Bolsonaro's home following a Supreme Court order, imposing strict measures including an electronic ankle monitor and a curfew. Bolsonaro faces accusations of conspiracy and extortion related to a "coup" trial and has been banned from social media and communicating with certain individuals.
His legal team expressed outrage over the measures, asserting compliance with judicial orders. Bolsonaro, who denies the charges and feels politically targeted, could face up to 43 years in prison if convicted. The situation escalates amid ongoing tensions between Bolsonaro and the current administration.
Fox News: GREGG JARRETT: How Obama and cronies created Trump-Russia hoax, and what happens next
Newly released documents suggest that former President Barack Obama and his national security team engaged in a conspiracy to undermine Donald Trump by fabricating intelligence linking him to Russia. This effort, allegedly initiated by Hillary Clinton, involved the use of a discredited dossier to falsely accuse Trump of collusion.
The investigation, led by the FBI and CIA, is characterized as an egregious abuse of power, with calls for accountability extending to top officials, including Obama and Clinton. The ongoing scrutiny aims to address the potential criminal conspiracy that influenced multiple presidential elections.
Breitbart: EPA Staff Reduction, Reorganization Will Save Taxpayers $750 Million
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a staff reduction and reorganization aimed at saving taxpayers $750 million. This move is part of efforts to enhance the agency's efficiency in protecting human health and the environment under the Trump administration.
The EPA's workforce has decreased from 16,155 to 12,448 employees due to voluntary retirements and other reductions. The restructuring includes eliminating the Office of Research and Development and terminating the previous administration's Environmental Justice and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs.
#society
The Western Journal: It's Happening: Bondi Moves to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
Attorney General Pam Bondi's Justice Department has filed a motion to unseal grand jury testimony related to the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein, citing significant public interest in the case. This move follows the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Epstein's death and the allegations against him.
The process of unsealing the testimony will involve redactions to protect the identities of victims and witnesses, which could take months. The administration aims to balance transparency with legal obligations, as public interest in the Epstein matter remains high.
Fox News: At least 34 dead after tourist boat capsizes during violent thunderstorm in Vietnam
A tourist boat named Wonder Seas capsized in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, due to a sudden thunderstorm, resulting in at least 34 fatalities. Of the 53 people on board, 11 were rescued, while search teams continue to look for missing individuals.
Survivors included a 14-year-old boy, who was trapped for hours but ultimately rescued. Eyewitnesses reported severe weather conditions at the time, with hail and torrential rain contributing to the disaster. No Americans were confirmed to be on the vessel.
GB News: Motorists could be slapped with 'costly surprise' and £700 repair fee from common car issues
A study by Autotrader found that two-thirds of UK drivers misidentify car problems based on sounds, risking unnecessary repair costs averaging £400. Despite 53% feeling confident in their diagnostic skills, many misdiagnosed serious issues, potentially compromising safety and finances.
Drivers aged 25-35 showed higher confidence than older motorists, but over a third admitted to ignoring mechanical issues, leading to more expensive repairs. The research highlights the importance of addressing unusual car noises promptly to avoid escalating costs.
Breitbart: Netanyahu, Pope Leo Speak Amid Tensions with Christian Community
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed regret to Pope Leo XIV over a tragic incident where stray ammunition hit a Catholic church in Gaza, resulting in casualties. Netanyahu updated the Pope on efforts for a hostage release and a ceasefire, which have not been reciprocated by Hamas.
Tensions with Christian communities have escalated due to various incidents, including the death of a Palestinian-American Christian and visa disputes for Christian groups. Despite these issues, Israel maintains its position as a safe haven for Christians in the region.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: UK Names, Sanctions 18 Russian Intelligence Officers
The U.K. has sanctioned 18 Russian military intelligence officers and three units linked to a 2022 bombing of a theater in Ukraine that killed hundreds. The sanctions aim to counteract Russia's destabilizing activities across Europe, including cyberattacks and attempts to undermine support for Ukraine.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office highlighted the GRU's role in various attacks and espionage efforts, including targeting the family of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal. The sanctions are intended to raise awareness of Russian operations and impose travel restrictions on those involved.
#economy
Breitbart: China Pressures American Firms to Meddle in Trade Talks on Its Behalf
Chinese state media reports that Beijing is pressuring U.S. business and academic representatives to influence trade talks with the Trump administration. Despite a decline in U.S. soybean exports to China, officials emphasize the importance of American companies in the Chinese market.
Commerce Minister Wang Wentao expressed cautious optimism about trade negotiations, highlighting the interdependence between the U.S. and China. As the August 12 deadline approaches, China is urging American exporters to advocate for favorable trade terms.
#culture
Fox News: Gwyneth Paltrow thought Brad Pitt wasn't 'sophisticated enough' for her Hollywood tastes: book
Gwyneth Paltrow reportedly felt she was "smarter, better educated, more sophisticated" than Brad Pitt during their relationship, according to a new biography. The couple met in 1993 and dated for two years before getting engaged in 1996, but Paltrow had early doubts about their compatibility.
Despite her father's and friends' approval of Pitt, Paltrow expressed concerns about their differing backgrounds and sophistication levels. The couple eventually broke up in 1997.
The Western Journal: 'Superman' Stumbles, Ignores Our 'MAGA' Moment While Films That Embrace It Soar
Hollywood's box office struggles are attributed to increased politicization in films, which has alienated audiences. Despite this, some movies like “F1” and “Barbie” have defied expectations and achieved significant success, suggesting a disconnect between industry trends and viewer preferences.