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#politics
The Imaginative Conservative: How Do We Get Out of Here?
R. Emmett Tyrrell's book reflects on American history from the 1960s to the 2020s, characterized by cycles of chaos and calm. He questions whether the U.S. can transcend the cultural turmoil that began in the 1960s and whether a second Kennedy presidency could have altered the political landscape.
Tyrrell critiques the left's influence on culture and politics, emphasizing the importance of humor as a tool for understanding and navigating these issues. He expresses skepticism about the Republican Party's effectiveness in countering Democratic advances and wonders if the current political climate, particularly under Trump, might signal a shift away from these historical patterns.
The Western Journal: Hollywood Actress Shares Insane Take On Stephen Colbert's Future – He's 'Free to Run for President'
Molly Ringwald suggested on Instagram that Stephen Colbert, after his show's cancellation, could run for president, a notion met with skepticism. Critics argue that her comments reflect a lack of serious political insight and highlight the trend of Hollywood figures making outlandish political statements.
The commentary underscores Ringwald's perceived decline in relevance and critiques her political activism, questioning the value of her opinions in the current political landscape.
Fox News: Red state Senate president joins field of Republicans hoping to wrest governorship from Democratic control
Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson has announced his candidacy for governor, aiming to reclaim the position from Democratic control. With current Governor Laura Kelly ineligible for re-election due to term limits, the Republican field now includes Masterson, former Governor Jeff Colyer, Secretary of State Scott Schwab, and Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt.
Kansas has consistently voted Republican in presidential elections for over 50 years, yet it currently has a Democratic governor. Masterson emphasizes his background as a conservative laborer and businessman in his campaign.
Fox News: Congressional Republicans face bruising battle to avoid government shutdown
Congressional Republicans are struggling to fulfill their spending cut promises ahead of the fiscal year deadline, facing the risk of a government shutdown. The challenge lies in passing 12 appropriations bills, a feat not achieved since 1996, amid increasing partisan tensions.
House Republicans aim to cut $163 billion from non-defense spending, while Senate Republicans may not align, complicating negotiations. A potential short-term continuing resolution is on the table, but divisions within the GOP and opposition from Democrats could hinder progress.
Fox News: Actor Jeff Daniels laments Kamala Harris’ loss, suggests she would have governed like Abraham Lincoln
Actor Jeff Daniels expressed regret over Kamala Harris losing the 2024 presidential election, suggesting she would have governed similarly to Abraham Lincoln by including political opponents in her cabinet. He noted her use of Liz Cheney in her campaign as an example of this approach.
Daniels criticized the current state of the Republican Party under Trump, stating it is deteriorating and that wealthy backers are suffering financially as a result. He emphasized the need for a diverse America that treats everyone with equality and respect.
#society
Forbes: The ‘Nothing Beats A Jet2 Holiday’ TikTok Trend, Explained
The TikTok sound “Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday,” featuring a British woman and Jess Glynne’s song, has gone viral, with over 1.4 million videos using it. Users have paired it with clips of vacation mishaps and unexpected moments, garnering millions of likes.
Jet2 has capitalized on the trend by promoting vacation deals and featuring the sound in their marketing. The ad's narrator, Zoe Lister, has gained popularity, performing the sound live, while Glynne has referenced the trend at her concerts, linking it to her new music.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iran seeks China, Russia help to stall UN sanctions ahead of nuclear talks with Europeans
Iran plans talks with Russia and China to avoid U.N. snapback sanctions as a nuclear agreement deadline approaches. The discussions follow threats from France, Germany, and the U.K. to enforce sanctions if Iran does not agree to a new deal by the end of August.
The snapback mechanism allows any JCPOA signatory to reinstate sanctions if Iran violates the deal. With the U.S. no longer able to invoke snapback, experts warn that renewed sanctions could escalate tensions and lead Iran to withdraw from other nuclear agreements.
#health
Fox News: Trained dogs can smell Parkinson's disease before symptoms show up, study finds
A study from the University of Bristol found that dogs can detect Parkinson's disease before symptoms arise. Trained dogs identified samples from patients with up to 80% sensitivity and 98% specificity, suggesting a distinct olfactory signature linked to the disease.
This research highlights the potential for dogs to aid in early diagnosis, which is crucial for effective treatment. Future studies will explore their capacity for earlier detection.