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#politics
Le Monde: US Justice Department seeks to interview Ghislaine Maxwell over Epstein case
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking minors for Jeffrey Epstein, who died in jail in 2019. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated that the FBI is open to any credible information she may provide regarding other individuals involved in crimes.
Maxwell's lawyer confirmed discussions with the government, expressing gratitude for President Trump's commitment to uncovering the truth. The handling of the Epstein case has created divisions within Trump's support base, with calls for the release of related files.
Breitbart: Bessent Says Powell Can Stay...If He Wants To
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed confidence in Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, suggesting he should complete his term ending in May unless he chooses to resign early. Bessent called for a review of the Fed's functions, warning against political distractions affecting its core monetary policies.
Influential investor Mohamed El-Erian disagreed, advocating for Powell to step down to maintain the Fed's independence. Speculation surrounds Bessent as a potential successor to Powell, with some suggesting he could serve both roles under the Trump administration.
Forbes: Republicans Prep Ghislaine Maxwell Subpoena
House Republicans are moving to subpoena Ghislaine Maxwell, a co-conspirator of Jeffrey Epstein, amid frustrations over the Justice Department's refusal to release documents from its Epstein investigation. This decision has caused rifts within the party and between Donald Trump and his supporters.
The GOP-led House Oversight Committee has advanced a motion to depose Maxwell quickly, according to a committee aide. This situation is ongoing and subject to updates.
Fox News: Karoline Leavitt stops by ‘Ruthless’ to tout Trump’s 'incredible' six months of second term
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt praised President Trump's first six months of his second term, highlighting his fulfillment of key campaign promises, particularly regarding inflation and border security. She noted that Trump has successfully implemented the MAGA agenda and achieved significant foreign policy successes.
Leavitt emphasized that Trump is enjoying his presidency more this time, feeling vindicated after previous challenges. She stated that the administration's accomplishments have made the process enjoyable and productive, with more achievements anticipated in the future.
#society
GB News: Labour MP brands Lake District mosque protesters RACIST as she claims locals 'welcome mass immigration'
Residents of the Lake District are protesting against a £2.5 million mosque, leading to a counter-protest by supporters. Labour MP Michelle Scrogham labeled the anti-mosque demonstrators as "racists," asserting that the local community has historically welcomed immigration.
The South Lakes Islamic Centre received planning permission despite facing objections. Proponents emphasize the importance of multiculturalism and the right to establish the mosque, which is intended for local Muslim doctors. The construction has faced delays attributed to local supplier refusals.
Breitbart: Nolte: Anti-math Stephen Colbert Confused Why CBS Canceled His Money-Losing Show
Stephen Colbert's Late Show reportedly lost $40 to $50 million annually, prompting CBS to cancel it despite claims of high ratings. Colbert expressed confusion over the decision, questioning how it could be purely financial when he believes his show ranks number one, which it does not.
With only around two million viewers, Colbert's losses overshadow any ratings success. Comparatively, Gutfeld! attracts over three million viewers while costing less to produce. Critics argue that Colbert's show offers little beyond financial drain for CBS.
Fox News: Disputed fire by ancient church in Holy Land sparks diplomatic, religious fallout
Israeli police have dismissed claims that Jewish settlers set fire to the Church of St. George in Taybeh, calling the reports "factually incorrect" and lacking evidence. An investigation revealed that while a small fire occurred nearby, no damage was done to the church itself.
U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee emphasized the need for accountability regarding the incident, labeling it a crime. Local church leaders have attributed the fire to "radical Israelis," while Israeli officials assert that the community has coexisted peacefully for years. Concerns have been raised about potential efforts to create divisions between Jewish and Christian communities in the area.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump again to pull US out of ‘woke’ UNESCO, citing anti-Israel bias
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO, citing anti-American and anti-Israel bias. The Trump administration criticized the organization for promoting divisive social causes and supporting Palestinian membership, which they claim fuels anti-Israel sentiment. Israel welcomed the decision as a necessary step against perceived bias.
UNESCO's Director General defended the agency's efforts in promoting Holocaust education and combating antisemitism, stating the U.S. claims contradict its reality. This move follows a broader trend of the Trump administration pulling out of international organizations viewed as misaligned with U.S. interests.
#economy
Breitbart: Cap-Ex Comeback: Tax Cuts and Tariffs Driving An Investment Wave, Bessent Says
Business equipment production and capital expenditures are experiencing significant growth, with a reported 11% annualized increase in Q2 and a 16.6% rise in CapEx for the first half of 2025. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent attributes this surge to tax cuts, tariffs, and the AI boom.
The Federal Reserve data indicates that June marked the highest level of business equipment production in nearly three years, signaling a robust investment wave. Bessent highlighted the restoration of full expensing for capital investments as a key factor in this positive trend.
Forbes: Trump Tariffs: China Trade Deal Likely Be Extended, Bessent Predicts
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts an extension of the Trump administration's trade deal with China, which lowered tariffs on Chinese imports from 145% to 30%. Discussions in Stockholm next week will focus on further agreements, while higher tariffs on other countries are set to take effect on August 1.
Bessent emphasized that the administration aims for China to shift towards a consumer economy and cease purchasing sanctioned Russian oil. The upcoming tariff deadline for other nations remains firm, with potential rates ranging from 10% to 50% depending on the country.