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#politics
Front Page Magazine: British Law Firm Goes Full Hamas
A British law firm has rebranded itself as Riverway to the Sea, reflecting its pro-Palestinian stance and commitment to opposing Israel. The firm aims to engage in strategic litigation and legal education to promote its agenda, which includes challenging state practices it views as violations of human rights.
The firm has previously sought to remove Hamas from the UK's list of proscribed terrorist organizations, claiming it poses no threat. Its leadership has made inflammatory statements against Israel and intends to leverage the law as a tool for activism.
Breitbart: Elon Musk's X Wins 'Victory for Transparency and Free Speech' in Appeals Court
Elon Musk's platform X has won a ruling from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals that limits the government's ability to issue gag orders preventing the company from informing the public about search warrants and subpoenas. This decision is seen as a victory for transparency and free speech.
The case arose after X received a subpoena for the personal information of two former FBI agents, Kyle Seraphin and Garrett O'Doyle, who had whistleblown on the FBI's targeting of certain groups. The court ruled that the gag order associated with the subpoena exceeded government authority, allowing X to disclose such information in the future.
Fox News: Immigrants needed for ‘redistricting purposes,' House Dem admits in viral clip: ‘Quiet part out loud’
A resurfaced video shows Rep. Yvette Clarke suggesting her district needs more immigrants for redistricting, sparking outrage among conservatives. Critics argue this reflects a Democratic strategy to increase congressional seats by importing voters, undermining democracy.
The backlash has reignited support for the SAVE Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration in federal elections. The bill has passed the House but awaits Senate consideration.
Front Page Magazine: Will John Brennan Ever Tell the Truth?
Former CIA Director John Brennan faces scrutiny from the DOJ amid allegations of his involvement in significant scandals, including the promotion of the Steele dossier and misleading Congress about CIA actions. His history of lying to Congress and the public has raised questions about his integrity.
Brennan's actions have been linked to attempts to undermine the Trump campaign and influence the 2020 election, including the dissemination of false information regarding Hunter Biden's laptop. Critics argue that his conduct has damaged the credibility of U.S. intelligence agencies.
Front Page Magazine: The Extent to Which the State Department Wasted Your Money Was Truly Shocking
The Trump State Department has been cutting excess personnel, facing backlash from the left. Challenges to these layoffs have been largely unsuccessful, revealing inefficiencies and a lack of clarity regarding employee vetting.
Concerns arise over potential security risks and wasteful spending, as multiple offices duplicated efforts. The cuts aim to streamline operations and eliminate unnecessary roles, with some former employees protesting the changes.
Forbes: DOJ Abruptly Fires Alina Habba's Replacement After Her Ouster
Alina Habba, former U.S. attorney in New Jersey and a Trump ally, was removed from her position after failing to secure enough judicial support. Her replacement, Desiree Leigh Grace, was quickly dismissed by the Justice Department, which accused judges of political bias.
Habba, known for her controversial actions while representing Trump, including charges against Newark's mayor, now faces a civil lawsuit from the mayor. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the judiciary.
Breitbart: Judge Indira Talwani Doubles Down on Blocking Congress's Defunding of Planned Parenthood
A federal judge has partially blocked a provision of President Trump's bill that aimed to defund Planned Parenthood through Medicaid. The ruling affects only certain affiliates that do not perform abortions or meet specific financial criteria, allowing them to continue receiving funding.
Planned Parenthood argues that the legislation unfairly targets them among abortion providers and could lead to clinic closures. The Trump administration is expected to appeal the decision, emphasizing that taxpayer money should not support organizations that perform abortions.
#society
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: GOP Press Conference, Flood in the Philippines, and Fishing Cat
Monsoon rains in Manila on July 22, 2025, caused severe flooding, halting life in the capital. Thousands were evacuated, and at least two individuals are reported missing due to the extreme weather.
In France, a padel tennis player is seen at an indoor club, highlighting the sport's growing popularity. Padel combines elements of tennis and squash, played in teams of two on enclosed courts.
Breitbart: 'I Was Gonna Save Him': MI Trooper Revives Child Who Nearly Drowned
A four-year-old boy in Newaygo County, Michigan, was saved from drowning by Michigan State Police Trooper Casey Deater, who performed CPR after finding him unresponsive in water. Thanks to her quick actions and the support of the fire department, the child is expected to make a full recovery.
Deater emphasized the importance of CPR training in emergencies, stating that "those seconds do matter." The boy's mother expressed gratitude to the first responders for their life-saving efforts. Trooper Deater has been with the Hart Post for nearly two years.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Mahmoud Khalil avoids explicit Hamas condemnation, criticizes 'selective outrage’ amid Palestinian suffering
Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel activist and Columbia University graduate student, declined to explicitly condemn Hamas during a CNN interview, instead criticizing what he termed "selective condemnation" of Palestinian suffering. He emphasized the need to address the broader context of violence against Palestinians rather than focusing solely on Hamas.
Khalil, who was released from immigration detention earlier this year, has faced scrutiny for his activism and alleged ties to Hamas. White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson criticized Khalil for his reluctance to denounce the terrorist organization, highlighting concerns over his conduct and its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
Front Page Magazine: Israel’s Ghost Inside the Syrian Regime
Eli Cohen, an Israeli spy, infiltrated Syria in the 1960s, providing critical intelligence that shaped Israel's military strategies, particularly during the Six-Day War. Despite being executed by Syria in 1965, his legacy continues to haunt the regime, highlighting its fragility.
The recent conflict with Iran echoes Cohen's impact, as Israel demonstrated its military superiority in rapid strikes against Iranian forces. The author argues that Western intervention often undermines Israel's efforts, suggesting that Cohen's mission remains unfinished and that the West should reconsider its support for hostile regimes.
#economy
Breitbart: Company Behind Viral ‘Labubu' Toy Becomes Mouthpiece for Chinese Govt. Propaganda
Wang Ning, founder of Pop Mart, praised China's manufacturing capabilities and culture in an interview with the People's Daily, emphasizing the country's potential for business growth. He encouraged global artists to leverage China's market for creative projects while highlighting Pop Mart's success with its Labubu plush toys.
The popularity of Labubus has surged in the West, aided by celebrity endorsements. Wang's strategy includes selling limited-edition toys at higher prices, creating a sense of rarity and demand. Despite the Chinese government's controversial practices, the success of Pop Mart reflects a complex interplay of culture and commerce.
Breitbart: U.S. Strikes Trade Deals With Philippines, Indonesia as Tariff Deadline Nears
President Trump announced new trade agreements with the Philippines and Indonesia, granting expanded market access for U.S. goods while imposing a 19% tariff on imports from both nations. The agreements aim to reshape trade terms ahead of an August 1 deadline for new bilateral deals.
The Philippines will eliminate tariffs on American exports, while Indonesia will remove 99% of its tariffs on U.S. products. Both nations' exports to the U.S. will face the new tariff, raising questions about their trade-offs in maintaining access to the American market.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: The Late… Late Show
The decline of late-night television is marked by CBS's struggles with The Late Show, originally created to attract David Letterman. After a series of host changes, including Stephen Colbert, the show faced significant losses and declining viewership, reflecting a broader shift in audience preferences.
As political comedy evolved, the traditional late-night format lost its appeal, leading to financial troubles for networks like CBS and NBC. The once-popular genre now struggles to connect with audiences, leaving behind a legacy of political narratives overshadowing humor.
#crime
GB News: Rachel Booth: Police provide major update after search for missing mum
The body found in a lake in Oakmere, Cheshire, has been identified as 38-year-old Rachel Booth, who was reported missing on July 19. Police stated there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding her death, and her family is being supported during this difficult time.
Rachel was last seen on CCTV at a petrol station in Sandiway early on the day she went missing. Extensive searches were conducted in the area, including at Delamere Lake holiday park. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
#sports
The Western Journal: US Olympics Committee Makes Final Decision on Allowing Transgender Competitors
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee has implemented a new policy barring men who identify as women from competing in women's Olympic sports, aligning with President Trump's executive order. This decision mandates that national sports federations comply with the new eligibility rules.
The policy aims to ensure fair competition for women athletes, as outlined in the executive order that criticizes the inclusion of transgender women in women's sports. The committee emphasizes its commitment to athlete safety and adherence to federal regulations.