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Jul 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Rep Riley Moore Proposes Creating Medal For Servicemembers Protecting Border
Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) has introduced the Faithful Patriot Campaign Medal Act, aiming to honor servicemen and women who supported border security efforts since 2018. The legislation mandates the Secretary of Defense to design a medal for military personnel deployed to the Southern Border.
Moore's initiative highlights the significant role of the military in reducing illegal border crossings and combating drug smuggling and human trafficking during the Trump administration. He emphasizes the need to recognize their contributions to achieving unprecedented border security.
Fox News: Pentagon freezes out DC think tanks in new move, citing 'America last' concerns
The Pentagon has suspended all participation in think tank events, marking a departure from its usual engagement with civilian national security discussions. This decision aims to prevent the Department of Defense from associating with organizations that contradict the administration's values.
Pentagon officials will now undergo thorough vetting before attending any conferences to ensure alignment with the current agenda. This move follows the withdrawal of officials from the Aspen Security Forum, which was criticized for promoting globalism and anti-Trump sentiment.
Breitbart: Carville: 'I Don't Take Any Offense What Hunter Said About Me'
James Carville responded to Hunter Biden's derogatory comments about him during an interview, expressing understanding for Hunter's emotional state regarding his father's critics. Carville stated he holds no offense towards Hunter's remarks, acknowledging the personal nature of the situation.
He emphasized that Hunter's feelings stem from a protective instinct for his father, Joe Biden, especially in light of the political challenges facing the Biden campaign for 2024.
Forbes: Trump Attorney Alina Habba Stays On As U.S. Attorney Despite Judges Replacing Her—Here’s How
Alina Habba will continue as Acting U.S. Attorney in New Jersey despite federal judges voting to replace her. The Justice Department utilized a legal provision to keep her in the role after her interim term expired, while her deputy was removed from consideration.
Desiree Leigh Grace, who was appointed to replace Habba, was fired shortly after. Although there are uncertainties regarding her future, Grace expressed interest in serving if legally permitted. Habba's reappointment reflects ongoing complexities in the DOJ and Trump administration dynamics.
Breitbart: Lutnick: TikTok Will Soon 'Go Dark' Unless China Makes Deal to Sell Platform
The future of TikTok in the U.S. is uncertain as the Trump administration threatens to shut down the app if a sale to American buyers does not occur. Ongoing negotiations with China have stalled, with the Chinese government reluctant to approve terms that would give Americans control over TikTok’s technology and algorithm.
ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese owner, argues that U.S. concerns can be addressed without a sale, while U.S. officials emphasize the necessity of controlling the app's algorithm, viewed as a national security risk. As the deadline approaches, the potential for TikTok's shutdown looms.
#society
Breitbart: Dirty Texans Linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair Wears Free Palestine Cleats
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore "Free Palestine" cleats during minicamp, featuring an unverified number of Palestinian casualties. His choice has drawn criticism, echoing backlash from a similar incident last year. The cleats do not acknowledge the recent Palestinian terror attack on Israel.
The controversy highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the intersection of sports and political expression.
#military
The Western Journal: 'Alarming' US Military Vulnerability Was Exposed During the Israel-Iran War: 'We Can't Afford to Do It Again'
The recent conflict between Israel and Iran highlighted vulnerabilities in U.S. missile defense systems, with significant resources deployed but still unable to intercept all Iranian missiles. The U.S. utilized two THAAD systems in Israel, but the strain on resources raises concerns about future commitments.
Experts warn that continued military support for allies like Israel and Ukraine could stretch U.S. defenses too thin. The need for increased procurement of missile defense systems is urgent, as the U.S. grapples with balancing its global commitments and national security.
#culture
Breitbart: VIDEO: Hulk Hogan Declared Unshakeable Faith in Jesus Before Death
WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan passed away at 71, having publicly embraced Christianity in recent years. He was baptized in December 2023, expressing his faith through social media, stating that total surrender to Jesus was the greatest day of his life.
Hogan's death prompted tributes from figures like Rev. Franklin Graham and former President Donald Trump, who highlighted his impact on wrestling and sports culture. Hogan was known for inspiring generations with his message of strength and faith.
#history
GB News: Grisly ancient Egyptian burial mystery solved after corpses found torn limb-from-limb
Researchers have uncovered evidence of ancient Egyptian burial practices at the Adaima cemetery, dating back to 3300-2700 BC. Disturbing ritual wounds were found on a teenage girl's remains, indicating complex spiritual ceremonies predating the Pharaohs.
Additional female burials revealed similar rituals, including specific orientations towards astronomical events. The findings suggest that early Egyptian communities had established religious traditions that later influenced state mythology.
#crime
Fox News: California man accused by feds of scamming $2 million from people on dating apps
A California man, Christopher Earl Lloyd, has been federally charged with scamming over $2 million from victims on dating apps like Tinder and Bumble. He allegedly posed as a financially successful individual to induce victims into making fraudulent investments, which he used for personal gain.
Lloyd faces a 14-count indictment, including 13 counts of wire fraud and one count of engaging in a monetary transaction derived from fraud. If convicted, he could face a maximum of 20 years in prison for each wire fraud count. The FBI is investigating the case.
The Telegraph: Man ‘tries to kill and dump wife at sea’ – but she grabs boat and survives
A woman survived an alleged attempted murder by her husband, Douglas Naeher, during a fishing trip off the Florida coast. After a confrontation, she jumped overboard, clinging to a noodle and a rope, but he reportedly untied her and sped off, leaving her stranded 33 miles out.
Upon returning, Naeher allegedly assaulted her, threatening to kill her before she managed to cling to a ladder and reboard the boat. She later sought medical attention for multiple injuries and reported the incident to the police. Naeher has been charged with attempted first-degree murder.