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Jul 21, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Mamdani to take extended Africa trip amid campaign for mayor of New York
Democratic socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani plans to travel to Uganda to celebrate his marriage, responding to critics who suggested he "go back to Africa." He humorously addressed potential negative headlines about his trip while asserting his commitment to return by the end of the month.
Mamdani, who won the Democratic primary and is backed by progressive figures, faces challenges from former Governor Andrew Cuomo and other independent candidates. His campaign has raised concerns due to his socialist ideals and past comments on Israel, amid rising antisemitism in New York.
Fox News: NPR whistleblower says embrace of 'fringe progressivism' led to defunding
Uri Berliner, a former NPR editor, attributes the outlet's recent defunding to its embrace of "fringe progressivism," which he claims alienated moderate and conservative audiences. He argues that NPR's shift leftward eroded public trust and compromised its impartiality.
Berliner, who resigned last year, criticized NPR's coverage of key issues and noted its transformation into a platform catering to a niche audience. He hopes NPR will return to its founding principles, now that it must operate without taxpayer support.
Fox News: Beto O'Rourke calls for Democrats to be 'ruthless' in pursuit of power, backs Newsom's gerrymandering proposal
Beto O’Rourke urged Democrats to be "ruthless" in regaining power, endorsing partisan gerrymandering to redraw congressional maps in states like Texas, California, and Illinois. He emphasized the need for Democrats to prioritize power over principles.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed repealing a law that allows an independent commission to redraw maps, aiming to give the legislature that power instead. This could enable Democrats to create more favorable districts, though it faces legal challenges.
Le Monde: The day Silicon Valley's oligarchs kissed Trump's ring
On January 20, 2025, prominent tech billionaires including Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai, and Elon Musk attended Donald Trump's presidential inauguration, despite past opposition to him. Their presence, orchestrated by Trump, symbolized a shift in the relationship between tech leaders and political power.
As they gathered in the Capitol, the scene highlighted the growing influence of these tech oligarchs within American society. Bezos, known for his tough leadership style at Amazon, contrasted with his public persona as approachable and politically flexible, illustrating the complexities of their roles in the political landscape.
Breitbart: Trump Administration's 'Culling' of DOJ Officials Continues with Firings
The U.S. Department of Justice is undergoing significant changes under President Trump's administration, with numerous career officials being dismissed. This includes the firing of Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, amid ongoing investigations into Trump-related matters.
Additionally, immigration court Judge Jennifer Peyton has been terminated, and estimates suggest over 200 DOJ employees have been let go, including those involved in cases against Trump. The administration continues its efforts to reshape the DOJ and other agencies, reflecting a broader strategy to reduce government size and influence.
The Telegraph: BBC to hire £200k boss to deal with Gaza documentary backlash
The BBC plans to hire a new manager with a potential six-figure salary to address criticism over its coverage of Israel, particularly after the controversial documentary "Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone" was pulled for failing to disclose key information.
This move follows a review that identified breaches of editorial guidelines and aims to improve oversight of sensitive topics. The new director will join the news board, which includes high-earning BBC executives.
The Western Journal: Watch: Sunny Hostin Radically Changes Her Stance on Epstein List Just 1 Year Apart
Sunny Hostin, a lawyer and co-host of "The View," has changed her stance on the release of the Jeffrey Epstein client list. In 2024, she expressed concerns about implicating innocent individuals but now suggests the list should be released due to the severity of the crimes involved.
Critics point out the inconsistency in her views, highlighting that her previous statements are publicly documented. The debate continues as political figures, including Donald Trump, navigate their connections to Epstein amid calls for transparency.
#military
The Economist: The Houthis shatter European pretensions to naval power
Recent Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have highlighted Europe's limited naval capabilities, particularly following a ceasefire with the Iran-backed militia. The EU's Operation Aspides aimed to secure maritime shipping but has seen a 60% drop in transits since the assaults began in October 2023.
This situation underscores the challenges Europe faces in asserting its military presence in the region without U.S. support. The effectiveness of the EU's naval authority remains in question as it grapples with significant operational setbacks.
#culture
Breitbart: Trump Calls on Commanders, Guardians to Ditch Woke Name Changes
President Trump called for professional sports teams to revert to their original names, specifically urging the Washington Commanders to return to the Washington Redskins. He emphasized that many fans desire this change and criticized the trend of "wokeness" in sports.
Trump also mentioned the Cleveland Indians, asserting that their heritage is being diminished. He urged team owners to prioritize sports over social issues and restore the traditional names.
Forbes: ‘Superman’ Dominates Second Weekend With $57 Million—While ‘Smurfs’ Disappoints In Fourth Place
"Superman" topped the domestic box office for a second weekend, earning an estimated $57 million and surpassing $400 million worldwide. The film, directed by James Gunn and starring David Corenswet, is a significant success for Warner Bros. amidst previous DC Universe flops.
New releases struggled, with Sony's "I Know What You Did Last Summer" opening at $13 million and Paramount's "Smurfs" at $11 million, both falling short of expectations. Apple Studios' "F1" remained in the top five after grossing approximately $9.6 million.
#crime
Fox News: Amber Alert issued for girl, 9, abducted from Lake George, NY; may be in ‘imminent danger,’ police say
A 9-year-old girl, Melina Galanis Frattolin, is believed to be in "imminent danger" after being abducted in Lake George, NY, on Saturday night. An Amber Alert has been issued, stating she may face serious bodily harm or death.
Melina was last seen near I-87, described as 5 feet tall, weighing 100 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. Authorities have not disclosed details about the circumstances of her abduction or the suspect. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.
#technology
GB News: Samsung strips features from blockbuster One UI 8 update, and could delay its release date on Galaxy phones
Samsung Galaxy S25 owners may face delays in receiving the One UI 8 update, based on Android 16. The latest beta version is reportedly removing features from earlier builds, indicating the need for more time to address bugs and enhance stability before the official launch.
The One UI 8 update promises improved AI features, a redesigned Reminders app, and better customer support options. While the beta program is currently limited to select regions and devices, Samsung aims to accelerate software development through collaboration with Google, ensuring faster updates in the future.