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#politics
Forbes: White House Slams ‘South Park’ Over Episode Skewering Trump And Paramount
The White House criticized the season premiere of "South Park," calling it "fourth-rate" and claiming the show hasn't been relevant for over 20 years. The episode parodies President Trump, depicting him in various controversial scenarios, including his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and a lawsuit against a fictional town.
This premiere coincided with a new $1.5 billion deal between Paramount and the show's creators, amid ongoing tensions related to the merger with Skydance. The episode also satirizes Trump's settlement with Paramount, which includes provisions for advertising and programming.
The Western Journal: Declassified Intel Bombshell - CIA Officers Fought Brennan on Russia Collusion Doc, But He Overruled Them
Declassified documents reveal that former CIA Director John Brennan overruled senior CIA officers to include questionable information in the intelligence assessment regarding Russia's interference in the 2016 election. This assessment, briefed to Obama and Trump, suggested Putin aimed to help Trump win, despite internal dissent.
Brennan's actions included insisting on the inclusion of a controversial fragment and the Steele dossier, despite objections from analysts. The assessment's credibility has been challenged, with claims of politicized intelligence aimed at undermining Trump's administration.
Breitbart: Bondi Forms 'Strike Force' to Investigate Gabbard's Disclosures on Russia Collusion Hoax
Attorney General Pam Bondi is establishing a strike force to investigate allegations that the Obama administration fabricated an intelligence assessment in 2017 related to the Russia collusion narrative. This follows disclosures from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who claims the Obama administration politicized intelligence to undermine President Trump's legitimacy.
Gabbard's recent declassification of a House Intelligence Committee report suggests that the Obama administration knowingly promoted false information regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election. She has referred the matter to the Department of Justice for further investigation into potential criminal implications.
Breitbart: Ex-Labour Leader Corbyn Launches Apparently Unnamed Socialist Party
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has announced the launch of a new leftist political party with Zarah Sultana, aiming for "mass redistribution of wealth and power." The party's platform includes taxing the wealthy, public ownership of utilities, and a council-house building program.
The party also seeks to address issues related to the Muslim vote and has criticized the UK government's stance on Israel. Despite communication issues at its launch, polling suggests the party could attract significant support, particularly among younger voters, potentially impacting Labour's standing.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Hits Second-Term Low
President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 37%, a 10-point decline, marking the lowest of his second term, with 58% disapproving of his performance. His average approval for the second quarter stands at 40%, lower than previous presidents during similar periods.
Public sentiment shows significant disapproval of Trump's handling of various issues, including the Epstein investigation and his proposed policy measures. His approval ratings have fluctuated but remain below those of his predecessors, indicating a challenging political landscape.
Fox News: Noncitizen illegally voted in swing state's 2024 election, authorities say
A non-U.S. citizen in New Hampshire, Naseef Bryan, faces charges for illegally voting in multiple elections, including the 2024 presidential primary. He is accused of casting ballots in local elections and could face prison time and fines if convicted.
Bryan, a permanent U.S. resident from Jamaica, has a history of lawsuits against various agencies. His arrest highlights growing concerns over noncitizen voting, with investigations into similar cases occurring in other states like Texas.
Fox News: Top GOP lawmaker demands 'soul-searching' from Dems amid anti-ICE riots targeting law enforcement
Rep. Darrell Issa has introduced a resolution condemning violence against federal immigration authorities, citing a significant increase in assaults on ICE and Border Patrol agents. The resolution highlights recent violent incidents, including an ambush on agents in Texas.
Issa argues that the anti-ICE movement mirrors past anti-police sentiments and calls for congressional support to protect law enforcement. He criticizes proposed legislation that would limit agents' ability to conceal their identities during operations, stating it jeopardizes their safety.
The Federalist: WSJ's Epstein Reports Are Kind Of Proving Trump's Point
Recent reports suggest President Trump is linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with claims that his name appears in Epstein's files. However, it is noted that being mentioned does not imply wrongdoing, and Trump has dismissed the narrative as a continuation of past unfounded allegations.
Critics argue that the media is perpetuating suspicion without concrete evidence, reminiscent of the Russiagate saga. Until credible proof emerges, skepticism towards these claims remains warranted.
#society
Le Monde: Traveling to Mars and beating death: The futurist creed of tech's apostles
Silicon Valley's tech leaders, particularly Peter Thiel, have embraced the pursuit of extending human life and capabilities through technology, viewing it as a modern alternative to religion. Thiel, who plans for cryonic preservation after death, has invested in various ventures aimed at combating aging.
His obsession with defeating death includes funding research and companies focused on longevity, reflecting a broader trend among tech oligarchs to seek solutions to human limitations. This movement highlights a significant philosophical shift within the tech community.
GB News: YouTuber whose wife was assaulted at Southport riots says unrest fuelled by public feeling 'unheard'
Wesley Winter, a content creator documenting political protests in Britain, expressed that the public feels "unheard" amid rising tensions and violence at demonstrations. His wife was assaulted during a protest in Southport, prompting Winter to reflect on the frustrations that lead to such outbursts.
In his recent footage from a protest in Essex, he noted that while events often begin peacefully, they can escalate into riots, driven by local concerns over safety. Winter emphasizes the importance of listening to community voices, contrasting his approach with mainstream media's focus on official spokespeople.
Breitbart: 'The Cosby Show' Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner Cause of Death Revealed
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, known for his role as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, died at 54 from accidental drowning off the coast of Costa Rica. He was swimming with his daughter when caught in a rip current. Surfers attempted to rescue them, but Warner could not be revived despite CPR efforts.
Warner's acting career included roles in Malcolm & Eddie, Suits, and The Resident. His death has been confirmed by local authorities as accidental.
#culture
Breitbart: Jazz Legend Chuck Mangione Dead at 84
Chuck Mangione, the renowned jazz musician known for his flugelhorn and trumpet skills, has passed away at 84 from natural causes in Rochester, New York. He gained fame in the 1960s, won two Grammy Awards, and is celebrated for hits like "Feels So Good" and compositions featured in the Olympics.
In addition to his music career, Mangione appeared in television shows, including a recurring role on "King of the Hill" and a guest spot on "Magnum, P.I." His contributions to jazz and popular culture have left a lasting legacy.
#crime
The Western Journal: Pathetic: Dem Rep Charged with Interfering with ICE Resorts to Predictably Using Race Card
Democratic Rep. LaMonica McIver faces federal charges for allegedly assaulting an ICE agent during a visit to a detention center. In response to the censure resolution introduced by Republicans, she claims the actions against her are racially motivated, deflecting accountability.
House Republicans are pushing to remove McIver from the Homeland Security Committee due to her alleged behavior, which they argue reflects poorly on the House. Despite her claims of being targeted, critics assert that her actions cannot be justified, regardless of the circumstances.