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#politics
The Telegraph: Hamas lawyer called for ‘copycat’ Palestine Action groups
Franck Magennis, a lawyer who represented Hamas, has called for new direct action groups to emerge following the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization. He made this statement at a recent conference shortly before the ban took effect.
Magennis, a barrister at Garden Court Chambers, shared a video of his speech at the Socialist Workers’ Party’s Marxist Festival on the day the ban was implemented.
Fox News: Obama should be out there more countering Trump in 'moment of crisis,' MSNBC panelist says
MSNBC panelist Shaniqua McClendon urged former President Obama to be more vocal in countering President Trump, especially after Obama advised Democrats to "toughen up." She emphasized that Obama can command attention in a media landscape where many Democrats struggle to be heard.
McClendon believes that in the current political climate, Obama's influence could help draw focus to critical issues, as she highlighted that many rights are being threatened. While some Democrats are making strides, she contends that Obama's presence could significantly impact the party's efforts.
#society
Forbes: Trump Calls For Washington Commanders to ‘Immediately’ Change Name Back To Redskins
Donald Trump has called for the Washington Commanders to revert to their former name, the Redskins, which was abandoned in 2020 due to its controversial nature. He claims there is significant public support for this change and also criticized the Cleveland Guardians for their name change from the Indians.
Trump has a history of opposing name changes in professional sports, emphasizing that many Native Americans appreciate traditional team names. He has previously defended teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, stating that he sees no issue with their name.
The Western Journal: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? In Florida, it Ended in Bear Spray and Felony Charges
A Florida woman was arrested after using bear spray on a driver who killed a chicken crossing the road in Key West. Cynthia Diaz Sosa, 38, stopped her car to let the chicken pass but became enraged when another driver honked and struck the bird.
She followed the driver, sprayed bear mace into the car, and fled the scene. Diaz Sosa faces multiple charges, including aggravated battery and burglary with assault. She is scheduled to appear in court on July 24.
GB News: Record number of people arrested at Palestine Action protests across Britain as over 100 demonstrators detained
Over 100 individuals were arrested across the UK for supporting Palestine Action, which has been designated a terrorist organization. The arrests, totaling 105, were primarily concentrated in Central London, with notable detentions during protests and marches.
Police intervened swiftly, with several protesters displaying placards supporting Palestine Action detained under the Terrorism Act 2000. Arrests also occurred in Bristol, Manchester, and Truro, with authorities emphasizing their commitment to enabling peaceful protests while addressing criminal activities.
#economy
Fox News: Trump’s housing chief rips Powell for blowing millions on Fed facelift during housing crisis he perpetuates
HUD Secretary Scott Turner criticized Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for spending $2.5 billion on the Fed's headquarters renovations amid a housing crisis exacerbated by high mortgage rates. Turner argued that Powell's refusal to lower interest rates is harming Americans' ability to buy homes.
Turner announced HUD's relocation from D.C. to Virginia, citing cost savings and the poor condition of the current headquarters. He emphasized the need for a safe workplace for staff and highlighted the financial benefits of the move. Trump has also criticized Powell, suggesting he could be ousted for not lowering interest rates.