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Jul 19, 2025 |
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#politics
The Western Journal: LeBron 2028? NBA Star Appears in Presidential Election Odds After Polymarket Debut
LeBron James has emerged as a potential candidate for the 2028 presidential election, according to Polymarket odds, where he is listed at 1%. Other low-ranking candidates include notable figures like John Fetterman and Hillary Clinton. The Democratic Party currently lacks a strong candidate, with Gavin Newsom and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez also struggling to gain traction.
In contrast, Vice President J.D. Vance leads the Republican odds at 56%. The commentary suggests that Democrats may consider unconventional candidates like celebrities, given their current predicament. Overall, the landscape for both parties appears uncertain as they look ahead to the next election.
#society
GB News: UK weather: Britons warned of summer holiday travel chaos as thunderstorms bring up to 90mm of rain in just THREE HOURS
The UK is bracing for heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend, with the Met Office issuing amber weather warnings for significant flooding, particularly in London and parts of Cambridge. Britons are advised to check travel routes due to potential road flooding and delays in public transport.
The Met Office cautioned that torrential rain could lead to dangerous conditions, including power cuts and fast-flowing floodwaters. With many schools breaking for summer holidays, increased road traffic is anticipated. The Environment Agency has issued 30 flood alerts across the country.
The Imaginative Conservative: Four More Australian Heroes of the Faith
This piece highlights four Australian figures—Eileen O’Connor, Mary Glowrey, Austin Woodbury, and Frank Sheed—who exemplified heroism through self-sacrificial love and service. O’Connor founded a religious order despite severe disabilities, while Glowrey became a pioneering medical missionary in India.
Woodbury promoted Thomistic philosophy through education, and Sheed significantly influenced Catholic publishing. Each contributed uniquely to their communities and the Church, demonstrating the diverse ways one can embody faith and service.
#economy
Breitbart: VIDEO: In-N-Out Burger Heiress Moving Family, HQ Out of Democrat-Run CA
Lynsi Snyder, owner of In-N-Out Burger, is relocating her family from California to Franklin, Tennessee, citing challenges in raising a family and doing business in the state. While most locations will remain in California, the company plans to open new sites in Tennessee.
Snyder has faced difficulties during the pandemic, including a temporary closure for not following health mandates. She has been vocal about keeping prices low amid rising costs due to California's minimum wage increase. Snyder, who has led the family business since 2010, emphasizes her commitment to customers.
Breitbart: Elon's Inventory Piles Up: Tesla Cybertruck Sales Plummet 51% in Second Quarter
Tesla's Cybertruck sales plummeted by 51% year-over-year in Q2 2025, reaching only 4,300 units. High prices and build quality issues have contributed to this decline, raising concerns about its ability to compete against rivals like Ford's F-150 Lightning.
Despite initial hype and over 2 million orders, the reality of the Cybertruck's performance has fallen short. Established automakers are offering more affordable and reliable electric trucks, intensifying competition in the market.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-UFC Fighter Diego Sanchez Arrested For Firing Gun from Moving Car
Ex-UFC fighter Diego Sanchez was arrested in Albuquerque for allegedly firing a gun from a moving vehicle. He admitted to having a gun but denied firing it, despite the driver claiming otherwise. Sanchez faces charges of shooting from a motor vehicle and negligent use of a deadly weapon.
A judge has ordered Sanchez to remain in custody without bond as the case proceeds. Sanchez is a UFC Hall of Famer known for winning the first season of “The Ultimate Fighter.”
The Western Journal: Breaking: LA Driver Rams Crowd, Injures Dozens, 7 in Critical Condition - Bystander Then Shot and Killed Him
A driver in Los Angeles crashed into a crowd outside a nightclub, injuring 30 people, with seven in critical condition. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. after the driver was reportedly kicked out of a venue. A bystander shot the driver after he was pulled from his vehicle.
Authorities are investigating the motive, and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass expressed condolences, highlighting the rapid response of emergency personnel. The investigation remains ongoing.
Breitbart: Left Says No Point Deporting Afghan Criminals as They'll Just Come Back
Germany deported 81 Afghans with serious criminal records on a flight to Kabul, despite criticism from Green party politician Anton Hofreiter, who deemed the effort futile. He argued that many deportees might return to Germany quickly to commit more crimes.
The deportees, including those convicted of violent crimes and sexual offenses, received €1,000 in cash to aid their reintegration. This marks Germany's first deportation flight to Afghanistan since the Taliban's return to power in 2021.
#technology
Breitbart: OpenAI Partners with Google Cloud for ChatGPT as Microsoft Relationship Shows Cracks
OpenAI has announced a partnership with Google Cloud to expand its infrastructure for ChatGPT, moving away from its exclusive reliance on Microsoft. This shift aims to address capacity constraints and meet growing demand for the AI chatbot across several countries.
The decision comes amid strained relations with Microsoft, as OpenAI seeks to transition to a for-profit model and potentially go public. Negotiations have been challenging, with discussions of possible antitrust claims against Microsoft. OpenAI is also collaborating with other cloud providers to enhance its capabilities.