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#politics
The Telegraph: Kennedy Centre Opera House could be renamed after Melania Trump
Republican Senator Mike Simpson has proposed renaming the Kennedy Center's Opera House after Melania Trump during a House appropriations committee meeting. This follows her role as an honorary chairwoman of the board, a tradition for first ladies.
The Opera House is the second largest venue at the Kennedy Center, which has seen leadership changes under Trump, including the dismissal of its chairman and trustees for not aligning with his vision for arts and culture.
Fox News: Flashback: Biden challenged to take pre-debate drug test in 2024; his son now makes Ambien claim
Hunter Biden claimed in a recent interview that his father's poor debate performance against Donald Trump was due to taking Ambien, a sleep medication. This follows a year of speculation about President Biden's mental acuity and whether he would use performance-enhancing drugs for the debate.
The Biden campaign previously dodged questions about drug testing, while Trump and his supporters called for Biden to take a test to address concerns over his mental fitness. Following the debate, criticism from former allies intensified, with some urging Biden to withdraw from the 2024 race.
Breitbart: Latin America's Leftists Denounce Free Speech and Capitalism, Push Social Justice at 'Democracy Forever' Summit
At a summit in Santiago, leftist leaders from Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay, and Spain pledged to enhance global cooperation and social justice. The event featured strong critiques of the U.S., capitalism, and the situation in Gaza, culminating in a joint statement focused on defending democracy and human rights.
Brazil's President Lula condemned perceived threats to democracy, linking them to a "far-right Washington Consensus," while Colombia's President Petro criticized neoliberalism and the climate crisis. The summit aimed to unify progressive forces and expand discussions to the United Nations.
Fox News: Beto O'Rourke drops f-bomb as he urges Dems to 'meet fire with fire' against GOP redistricting plans in Texas
Texas Republicans are pushing to redraw congressional districts to strengthen their majority ahead of the 2026 midterms. Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke advocates for Democrats to adopt similar tactics, citing the need to maintain power against what he describes as an authoritarian threat.
O'Rourke criticized the Democratic Party for prioritizing ideology over electoral success and warned that failure to act could further undermine democracy. Meanwhile, California's Governor Gavin Newsom is also considering redistricting to bolster Democratic representation, despite potential legal challenges.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Here’s Why The Trump Administration Withdrew From UNESCO—Again.
The U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO by December 2026 due to concerns over the agency's promotion of "divisive social and cultural causes," reflecting ongoing tensions with the organization. This decision marks the second withdrawal under President Trump, who previously exited in 2018 over similar issues.
UNESCO's Director-General expressed regret over the U.S. decision, stating that it contradicts multilateral principles. The agency has undergone structural changes since the last withdrawal and continues to focus on global issues, despite U.S. objections to its agenda.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Tuesday 22 July
Jesus's presence significantly impacts his disciples, providing strength during hardships and transforming challenges into opportunities for growth. His influence fosters love and encourages service to others, highlighting the profound difference his presence can make in their lives.
#crime
Fox News: 'American Idol' exec murder suspect allegedly used couple's own gun in grisly killings
Raymond Boodarian, 22, is accused of murdering music executive Robin Kaye and her husband Thomas DeLuca, allegedly using their own gun. He reportedly called 911 after the shooting, which took place when the couple returned home on July 10. They were found dead during a welfare check on July 14.
Boodarian faces two counts of murder and one count of first-degree burglary, with possible life imprisonment or the death penalty. Local residents expressed concerns over rising crime, prompting increased police patrols in the Encino area.
Breitbart: PHOTO: Florida Man Charged for DUI While Riding Lawn Mower on Parkway
A Florida man, Christopher Spain, was arrested for DUI while driving a lawn mower on a toll road. Officers noticed signs of impairment, and after refusing field sobriety tests, he was charged and released on a $500 bond. This incident follows previous cases of similar offenses in the state.
Florida has seen multiple DUI cases involving lawn mowers, highlighting ongoing issues with alcohol use and impaired driving. Authorities continue to address these incidents as part of broader public safety efforts.
#sports
Breitbart: All-Star Ratings Point to Troubling Signs for WNBA
The WNBA All-Star Game last weekend suffered a significant ratings decline, largely attributed to the absence of star player Caitlin Clark, who was sidelined due to a groin injury. Despite being a team captain, Clark did not participate, leading to a sharp drop in ticket prices and viewership.
Players wore T-shirts demanding better pay as they negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement, but the lack of Clark's presence overshadowed their efforts. Ticket prices plummeted by 48% following the announcement of her injury. Clark is expected to return soon.