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#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 810: RNC Chairman Michael Whatley on Latest Election Integrity Efforts
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley discusses ongoing lawsuits aimed at maintaining election integrity, the upcoming primaries, and Texas redistricting efforts. The conversation is part of the Breitbart News Daily Podcast hosted by Mike Slater.
#society
GB News: The final call to save free speech? You have 24 hours left to stop Labour's backdoor Islamophobia plot
Lord Toby Young has issued a warning regarding Labour's proposed definition of Islamophobia, urging the public to voice their concerns before the July 20 deadline for consultation. He argues that the definition, which aligns with the all-party parliamentary group's view, could threaten free speech and stifle criticism of Islam.
Critics, including Young and the Free Speech Union, believe the definition is too broad and risks creating a de facto blasphemy law. Despite assurances from the independent working group that the consultation is open to diverse opinions, skepticism remains about the true intent behind the proposal.
Breitbart: Watch: ‘Late Show’ Audience Melts Down as Emotional Stephen Colbert Announces Cancellation
CBS has canceled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, citing financial reasons. Colbert announced the show's end to a booing audience, emphasizing that the entire program would cease, not just his role. Despite audience support, ratings have declined significantly.
The show averaged 2.6 million viewers this season, down from 3.81 million five years ago, with competition from Fox News' Gutfeld! contributing to its struggles.
Fox News: DOJ investigating George Mason University's hiring practices over alleged discrimination
The Justice Department is investigating George Mason University for potentially discriminatory hiring practices, focusing on whether race and sex were factors in faculty hiring decisions. This follows a statement from GMU President Gregory Washington regarding promoting diversity in the hiring process.
The inquiry aligns with broader efforts by the Trump administration to address diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in educational institutions. The investigation aims to determine if GMU has violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
#military
Fox News: Marshmallow concrete improves chances of surviving crash landing
Researchers have developed "marshmallow concrete," an ultra-light foam designed to enhance runway safety by absorbing the energy of landing aircraft. Weighing only 12.5 pounds per cubic foot, it crumbles upon impact, allowing for a controlled stop during emergencies, unlike traditional materials.
This innovative concrete has already been implemented at 14 airports in China, proving effective even in extreme weather conditions. Its affordability and resilience make it a promising option for airports worldwide, potentially improving safety and reducing costs in U.S. aviation.
#crime
Breitbart: Trump Admin Puts $5 Million Bounty on Fugitive Tren de Aragua Leader
The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned Héctor “The Child” Guerrero and five other leaders of the Tren de Aragua terrorist organization, offering a $5 million bounty for Guerrero's capture. The sanctions come as part of efforts to combat the group's expanding influence and criminal activities across Latin America and into the U.S.
Tren de Aragua, which began as a local gang in Venezuela, has evolved into a transnational crime syndicate linked to the Maduro regime. The group is involved in various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and extortion. Guerrero's current whereabouts are unknown following a raid on his prison headquarters.
#science
The Western Journal: Sorry, Elon: Forget About Living on Mars, Humans Think They Have New Ways of Living on Earth
DEEP, an oceanic exploration company, aims to establish an underwater habitat called Sentinel by 2027, allowing researchers to live at depths of 200 meters for up to 28 days. This initiative seeks to enhance understanding of ocean ecosystems and biodiversity.
Meanwhile, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk continues to pursue Mars colonization, planning unmanned Starship missions to the planet by 2026. Musk emphasizes the need for successful orbital refilling to enable future crewed missions.