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#politics
Breitbart: Wes Moore: Fired Employees Aren't 'Quote — Unquote Government Bloat'
Maryland Governor Wes Moore criticized the recent loss of federal jobs in the state, noting it was the largest decline in 30 years. He argued that those affected are essential workers and not responsible for government bloat, emphasizing the importance of their roles in public safety and veteran support.
Moore also mentioned his efforts to reduce the size of Maryland's government while highlighting the need for serious discussions about the future of the country and the role of government.
#society
Breitbart: Kate Beckinsale Mourns Passing of Mom Judy Loe: 'Died in My Arms'
Kate Beckinsale announced the death of her mother, actress Judy Loe, who passed away on July 15 after battling stage 4 cancer. In a heartfelt social media post, Beckinsale expressed her deep sorrow and described her mother as her "compass" and "dearest friend."
Beckinsale shared memories and photos of Loe, reflecting on the profound impact she had on her life. She apologized for the public nature of the announcement, emphasizing her emotional struggle in processing the loss.
Times Of Israel: Thousands of Israeli Druze warn they’ll join fighting in Syria if attacks persist — report
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged Syrian security forces to prevent jihadists from committing violence in southern Syria, emphasizing the need for a unified and peaceful Syria. This call follows recent clashes in the Druze-majority city of Sweida.
In a related development, about 2,000 Israeli Druze have pledged to join the fight in Syria if attacks against their community continue. Meanwhile, a priest in the West Bank has reported multiple instances of settler violence and a lack of police response, raising concerns about safety in the region.
#culture
Fox News: Jennifer Love Hewitt says she has 'not talked' to Sarah Michelle Gellar since she was 18 amid feud rumors
Jennifer Love Hewitt revealed she hasn't spoken to Sarah Michelle Gellar in nearly 30 years, addressing rumors of a feud stemming from their time in "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Hewitt expressed confusion over the speculation, stating that they have not communicated since they were 18.
Gellar confirmed she did not see Hewitt at the premiere of the film's sequel, though she praised her former co-star. The speculation about a rift began in December 2024 when Gellar's comments during an interview were misinterpreted, and further fueled by social media activity.
Breitbart: Alan Bergman, Oscar-Winning Lyricist Who Helped Write 'The Way We Were,' Dies at 99
Alan Bergman, the Oscar-winning lyricist known for his collaborations with his wife Marilyn, has passed away at 99. The couple created timeless hits like “The Way We Were” and “It Might Be You,” working with notable artists and earning multiple awards throughout their prolific career.
Bergman, who continued to write until his final days, leaves behind a legacy of beloved songs and a daughter, Julie. He and Marilyn, who married in 1958, were celebrated for their enduring partnership and significant contributions to film and music.
#crime
Breitbart: Facial Recognition Nabs Convicted Child Predator on the Run for a Year
Facial recognition technology helped New Orleans police locate Christian Bert Fischer, a convicted child sex offender, after a yearlong manhunt. Identified through the "Project NOLA" surveillance program, Fischer was arrested while barhopping in the city.
Fischer had previously been convicted in absentia for attempting to meet a minor and was wanted for skipping his trial. His arrest reignites the debate over the use of facial recognition technology, with concerns about potential misuse and privacy violations.
#science
GB News: Mars space rock found in Sahara desert sells for £3.2m - 'Incredibly rare!'
A rare Martian meteorite, weighing 24.5 kg and known as NWA16788, has been sold for £3.2 million after being discovered in the Sahara Desert. This piece is the largest of its kind on Earth, having traveled 140 million miles from Mars due to an asteroid impact.
Sotheby's noted that only about 400 Martian meteorites exist on Earth, making this sale significant. The meteorite features a reddish-brown fusion crust and contains makelynite, formed under extreme conditions on Mars. The buyer's identity remains undisclosed.