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#politics
Fox News: One year after Biden's unprecedented exit from 2024 race, Democrats poll numbers at rock bottom
One year after Joe Biden's unexpected exit from the 2024 race, the Democratic Party is facing significant challenges, with only 28% of Americans viewing the party favorably—its lowest rating in over 30 years. The party has lost control of the presidency and Senate, and its approval ratings among voters are at historic lows.
Despite these struggles, a recent poll indicates that Democrats are more motivated to vote in the upcoming midterm elections compared to Republicans. While Republican approval ratings remain low, 72% of Democrats and leaning independents express strong motivation to participate in the elections next year.
The Western Journal: Op-Ed: Democrats Are Ripping Apart the Fabric of America, And Republicans Need to Step Up
Political discourse in America has become increasingly polarized, with many voters adopting a binary mindset of good versus evil. This division is fueled by progressive politicians and media who demonize opponents, particularly Trump and his supporters, leading to a toxic environment that undermines respectful discussion.
As a result, both sides engage in name-calling, further deepening the divide and harming personal relationships. The ongoing hostility and lack of constructive debate threaten the fabric of American society, echoing Abraham Lincoln's warning about a house divided.
The American Mind: Exposing the Russia Hoaxers
The FBI has initiated a criminal investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey, focusing on allegations of perjury and other crimes related to the Trump-Russia narrative. This follows a CIA tradecraft review indicating manipulation of a December 2016 Intelligence Community Assessment that claimed Russian interference favored Donald Trump.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has accused high-ranking officials, including former President Obama, of participating in a conspiracy to undermine Trump's presidency. The review suggests significant breaches of protocol and integrity within the Intelligence Community, raising questions about the credibility of their assessments and testimonies.
Breitbart: Ellen DeGeneres Blames Trump for Her Fleeing the United States
Ellen DeGeneres has revealed that her decision to move to the UK was influenced by Donald Trump's return to the White House. In a recent interview, she expressed her discontent with the election results and described her new life in the English countryside as beautiful and charming.
Despite past controversies regarding her friendships with Republicans, DeGeneres emphasized the importance of accepting differing beliefs. She and her partner, Portia de Rossi, have embraced rural life, enjoying the scenery and animals in their new home.
The Western Journal: So Goes The Nation?
A.F. Branco's cartoon critiques the perceived decline of national values and the rise of anti-Semitism within the Democratic Party, particularly in urban areas like New York City. It suggests a connection between these issues and the influence of socialism.
Fox News: Zohran Mamdani fires back at White House mispronouncing his name: 'M-A-M-D-A-N-I'
Zohran Mamdani, the 33-year-old Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, gained attention after a mispronunciation of his name by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. He responded with a viral TikTok video during a debate, emphasizing his name and highlighting his progressive platform.
Mamdani, if elected, would be the first Muslim and millennial mayor of the city. He has garnered support from prominent Democrats, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, while facing criticism from Donald Trump, who labeled him a "Communist" and warned against his election.
Fox News: Republican bill would put 'anarchist jurisdictions' on notice, threaten federal funding
Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) plans to introduce the SAFE Cities Act, targeting cities that oppose President Trump's immigration policies. The legislation would identify "anarchist jurisdictions" and threaten their federal funding if they do not support law enforcement efforts against violent crime.
This move follows anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, prompting the Trump administration to sue the city for obstructing federal immigration operations. The bill aims to ensure taxpayer dollars are allocated to communities that prioritize public safety and uphold the law.
Fox News: James Carville rips Democrats for lack of unity, warns party is ‘steamrolling' toward a civil war
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the Democratic Party for its disunity, describing it as "steamrolling toward a civilized civil war." He highlighted the party's internal divisions, particularly following the primary victory of socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani in New York City, which he views as indicative of deeper ideological rifts.
Carville called for the party to unify around key issues, including the repeal of President Trump's Medicaid cuts and military spending increases. He emphasized the need for a cohesive message to address the divisions that have emerged since the 2016 presidential primary, urging Democrats to demand changes to various social programs ahead of the midterms.
#society
Breitbart: Brother of Pat Tillman Involved in Car Crash that Set Fire to Post Office
Richard Tillman, brother of NFL star Pat Tillman, was involved in a car crash in San Jose that ignited a post office. He was taken into custody after the incident, which occurred early Sunday morning. No charges have been disclosed, and his court appearance is set for July 23.
Pat Tillman gained fame for leaving the NFL to serve in the Army after 9/11, ultimately dying in Afghanistan from friendly fire, a fact that was initially misreported. His family's experience highlighted issues of deception surrounding his death.
GB News: Travel warning issued for South East Asian tourist hotspot as Storm Wipha looms
The UK has issued a travel warning for Vietnam as Storm Wipha approaches, expected to make landfall on July 22. The storm poses risks of flooding and travel disruptions in northern regions, including popular tourist spots like Ha Long Bay and Hanoi.
Vietnam Airlines has already canceled several flights to ensure passenger safety. Travelers are advised to expect heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible mudslides, and to heed local authorities' guidance.
Fox News: Teen lifeguard impaled by beach umbrella returns to work after freak accident: ‘I’m pretty good’
Alex Kaus, an 18-year-old lifeguard in New Jersey, was seriously injured when a beach umbrella impaled her while she was setting it up. Fellow lifeguards and first responders quickly assisted her, and she was transported to the hospital.
Three weeks post-incident, Kaus is recovering and has returned to work in a limited capacity while awaiting medical clearance to resume lifeguarding. She expressed gratitude for the support she received and hopes her experience highlights the important role lifeguards play in beach safety.
Breitbart: Alaska Airlines Temporarily Grounded All Flights Due to Technical Error
Alaska Airlines grounded all flights for three hours due to a system-wide IT outage, affecting both Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. Operations resumed after the outage, but residual impacts on flights are expected as the airline works to return to normal.
The FAA confirmed the outage, which led to significant delays and backlogged terminals. This incident follows a previous grounding in September due to a similar technology issue.
Fox News: Columbia professors demand answers as White House finalizes negotiations with Ivy League university
Columbia University faculty have urged leadership to implement reforms against antisemitism on campus, particularly following the rise in incidents since the October 7 Hamas attack. They seek accountability for professors promoting antisemitic views and changes in curriculum and admissions practices.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering these requests as part of negotiations to restore federal funding, which was previously rescinded. Columbia's acting president has acknowledged ongoing discussions with the government to address these concerns and promote lasting change.
Breitbart: White Flight: Lawmaker Lifts Lid on Balkanising Britain
A Conservative MP warns that the influx of migrants into Britain is leading to a "balkanising" effect, with native populations fleeing urban areas for rural regions. An analysis indicates a correlation between high migration levels and increased internal migration among natives.
The report suggests that cultural divisions are intensifying, with preferences for living among similar ethnicities contributing to demographic changes. Projections indicate that by 2063, white Britons may become a minority, raising concerns about community cohesion and societal trust.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Dispute over Christian groups' visas to Israel resolved after Huckabee threat
A diplomatic dispute over visa applications for Christian organizations in Israel was resolved after U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee intervened. The issue arose when a low-level clerk in Israel's Interior Ministry halted routine visa grants, prompting concerns from U.S. officials about the impact on Christian support for Israel.
Following discussions, Israeli Interior Minister Moshe Arbel committed to streamlining the visa application process for these organizations. The resolution highlights the importance of Christian support for Israel amid global pressures.
#military
The Telegraph: Delta flight narrowly avoids mid-air crash with B-52 bomber
A SkyWest flight from Minneapolis to Minot, North Dakota, was forced to perform an aggressive maneuver to avoid colliding with a B-52 bomber during its landing approach. The pilot, realizing the military aircraft was on a collision course, opted for a go-around after mistaking it for a smaller plane.
Passengers applauded the pilot's quick decision-making, though one described feeling sick during the incident. The U.S. Air Force is investigating the situation, as it highlighted concerns about coordination between military and civilian air traffic.
Fox News: Bangladesh air force jet crashes into school campus, killing at least 19
A Bangladesh air force training jet crashed into a school campus in Dhaka, killing at least 19 people and injuring 164 others. The F-7 BGI jet experienced a technical failure shortly after takeoff and the pilot attempted to divert it from populated areas before the crash.
The incident occurred during a routine training mission, with the aircraft hitting a building at Milestone School and College. Firefighters and military personnel responded to the scene, where witnesses reported explosions and chaos. An investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the crash.
#crime
The Telegraph: Epstein victim urged FBI to look at Trump — twice
Maria Farmer, an accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, urged the FBI to investigate Donald Trump, citing an unsettling encounter in 1995. Farmer, who was groped by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, described feeling scared when Trump allegedly stared at her legs during a meeting at Epstein's office.
Farmer raised concerns about high-profile individuals linked to Epstein, including Trump and Bill Clinton, during her report to police in 1996.