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#politics
Le Monde: French left seeks to latch on to success of petition against pesticides
A grassroots petition to repeal the Duplomb Law, which reauthorizes a banned neonicotinoid pesticide, has garnered over 1.5 million signatures. Political parties are closely monitoring the situation, with calls for a parliamentary debate on the law.
While the centrist Renaissance party supports a debate, they maintain that the law cannot be reversed. The far-right Rassemblement National also backs the debate, despite criticizing the petition's claims. The government has expressed openness to discussion.
GB News: Epstein files to be kept under wraps after Republicans scrap vote on releasing bombshell documents
Plans to vote on releasing the Epstein files have been halted by House Speaker Mike Johnson, who cited the need for the administration to have "space" to address the issue. This marks a shift from his previous stance advocating for full transparency.
The decision comes amid pressure from Trump's base and follows a Justice Department probe stating Epstein had no "client list." Additionally, Trump has initiated a lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over allegations related to Epstein.
The Western Journal: Stephen Colbert Shows Why He’s Losing His Job with Vulgar, 3-Word Message to Trump
Stephen Colbert returned to "The Late Show" for the last time before its cancellation, using the opportunity to launch a vulgar attack on President Trump rather than reflect on his career. CBS is ending the show due to significant financial losses, reportedly between $40 million and $50 million annually.
Colbert's monologue included a crude response to Trump’s comments about his firing, showcasing a focus on political rage rather than humor. Critics argue that his tenure was marked by partisan attacks rather than genuine comedy, contrasting his approach with that of competitors like Greg Gutfeld.
Fox News: 5 bizarre moments from Hunter Biden's interview meltdown
Hunter Biden expressed strong political grievances during a lengthy podcast appearance, criticizing figures like George Clooney for allegedly undermining his father's campaign and labeling Trump supporters as akin to Confederates. He also addressed his father's debate performance, attributing it to fatigue and medication.
Additionally, Biden condemned Democratic strategists for their roles in his father's campaign struggles and expressed support for Kamala Harris, while criticizing party leadership for not backing her more robustly. He characterized the current political environment as lacking unity and courage.
The Western Journal: Mike Johnson Delays Epstein Files Vote for 6 Weeks to Give Trump Admin 'Space'
House Speaker Mike Johnson has delayed a vote on releasing Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein for six weeks, citing the need to give the Trump administration time to act. Some House members are frustrated by the postponement as they push for transparency.
Johnson emphasized the alignment of House Republicans with the president's stance on maximum disclosure. Meanwhile, Rep. Thomas Massie is attempting to expedite the process through a discharge petition for a binding resolution, which Johnson opposes, labeling it a political maneuver.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘Unprecedented’ 20 Gazans died of starvation over two days, Hamas says
The Gaza health ministry reports an unprecedented surge in starvation-related deaths, with 20 people, including children, dying in just 48 hours. Since the war began, 88 have died from hunger, prompting concerns from local officials about malnutrition and inadequate aid distribution.
Israel denies claims of widespread starvation, asserting that humanitarian aid is entering Gaza. The UN reports that food prices have skyrocketed, and many humanitarian workers are also suffering from hunger. Calls for increased aid access continue amid accusations of violence against those seeking food.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel and Syria said to resume talks after ceasefire ends Sweida violence
Israel and Syria have resumed security talks following recent clashes in Syria, mediated by Turkey and the U.S. An Israeli delegation is set to meet in Baku to discuss terms, including a demilitarized zone along the border. Israel remains firm on continuing strikes in Syria.
The U.S. has expressed concerns over Israel's military actions, which risk destabilizing the new Syrian regime. This comes amid ongoing efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Syria, despite their long history of conflict.
#economy
Forbes: General Motors Earnings Drop $1.1 Billion Because Of Tariffs, Company Says
General Motors reported a $3 billion profit for the second quarter, a decline of $1.1 billion largely attributed to tariffs from the Trump administration. This marks a 35% drop in net income compared to the previous year.
Stellantis also reported significant losses, citing similar tariff impacts.
#culture
Fox News: Viral Costco cookie blends childhood favorites into one: 'Out of this world'
Costco's new Kirkland Signature Marshmallow Crispy Cookies have gained popularity among customers, combining flavors reminiscent of childhood treats. Priced at $9.99 for a 24-count box, reviews highlight their chewy texture and crunchy elements, leading to a surge in demand.
Social media users are raving about the cookies, with many sharing their excitement on platforms like TikTok and Reddit. While some express a preference for other cookie varieties, the overall response is overwhelmingly positive, with suggestions for warming them up to enhance the experience.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: These 15 States May See Aurora Borealis Tuesday
Northern U.S. states may see the northern lights Tuesday night due to geomagnetic storm conditions, with a forecast Kp index of five indicating brighter displays. Areas from northern Canada and Alaska to parts of Washington, Idaho, and the Midwest have the best chances.
NOAA recommends viewing from high, north-facing locations away from light pollution between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. The current solar cycle is expected to enhance auroral activity through early 2026, with a peak in displays anticipated in 2024.