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#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Suozzi: Dem Areas Losing People to Low-Tax States with Bad Policies, We Need SALT to Help Us Keep People
Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) stated on CNBC that New York City cannot raise taxes due to population loss, as residents migrate to lower-tax states like Florida and Texas. He attributed this trend to the elimination of the state and local tax deduction, which has negatively impacted high-tax states.
Suozzi warned that if this trend continues, New York could lose congressional seats in the 2030 Census, highlighting a significant decline from 45 to 26 members since the 1960s. He emphasized the need for policies that make New York more attractive to residents.
The Telegraph: Golf Force One: Armour-plated cart follows Trump around course
Donald Trump, who survived two assassination attempts last year, displayed heightened security during a recent golf outing at Trump Turnberry. His security team utilized a heavily armored golf cart alongside standard security measures like army trucks and snipers.
The new armored golf buggy, noted for its reinforced features, has garnered attention in the security community, suggesting an evolution in protective measures for the former president.
The Western Journal: Pollster Reveals 'War' Among Pollsters Over Trump, Approval Rating Is Far Higher Than the Media Is Saying
Pollster Matt Towery claims President Trump's approval ratings are significantly higher than reported by mainstream media, suggesting they exceed 50%. He criticized polls like Gallup for perceived bias, asserting that they misrepresent Trump's support among voters.
Towery noted that Trump's approval in June was 47.5%, higher than former Presidents Bush and Obama at similar points in their second terms. This rise aligns with increased consumer confidence following a U.S.-China trade deal.
Breitbart: ‘South Park’ Creators Clashed with Comedy Central to Show Trump’s Penis in Scenes of Him Begging Satan for Sex
Trey Parker and Matt Stone criticized Paramount for its handling of a recent anti-Trump episode of "South Park," particularly regarding the depiction of the former president's anatomy. They expressed frustration over the network's decision to blur certain content, emphasizing their creative choices.
Despite their ongoing partnership with Paramount, which includes a new five-year deal, the duo's comments reflect tensions over creative control. The White House dismissed the show's relevance, asserting that Trump continues to deliver on his promises.
#society
GB News: DWP staff stole £1.7m in benefits meant for pensioners and disabled claimants
Civil servants in the UK have been found guilty of stealing over £1.7 million from funds intended for vulnerable groups, including pensioners and disabled claimants. An internal investigation by the Department for Work and Pensions revealed systematic fraud, with multiple employees manipulating identity verification systems to authorize illegitimate payments.
The revelations have sparked outrage among advocacy groups and former ministers, who emphasize the breach of public trust. The DWP has stated its commitment to a zero-tolerance policy on fraud, with criminal proceedings initiated against those involved. Total overpayments due to fraud or error reached £9.5 billion in 2024/25.
Fox News: Man discovers 'ghost town' full of empty, eerie hotels: 'Like a time capsule'
Urban explorer Luke Bradburn discovered Kinugawa Onsen, an abandoned resort town in Japan, while documenting the Fukushima exclusion zone. The once-thriving destination has been untouched for over 30 years, with crumbling hotels and eerie remnants of its past.
The decline began in the early 1990s due to Japan's economic downturn, leading to many hotels closing. Strict property laws have left these buildings in legal limbo, resulting in a haunting scene filled with untouched rooms and forgotten items. The area remains a mysterious relic of Japan's tourism history.
Breitbart: Michael Caine Laments 'Starving Children' in Gaza as Hamas Sabotages Aid Deliveries
Michael Caine expressed concern over starving children in Gaza, urging action to feed them. However, critics pointed out that Hamas is responsible for the food shortages, obstructing aid and hoarding supplies while its fighters enjoy lavish meals in bunkers.
Caine's posts appear to align with pro-Palestinian sentiments, but many reminded him of the true cause of the crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: UK, Germany, Italy Refuse to Follow France in Calling Palestine a State
European leaders in London, Rome, and Berlin have rejected calls to recognize Palestine as a state, diverging from French President Macron's recent announcement. Macron's stance, made ahead of the UN General Assembly, has faced backlash from Israel and the U.S., with leaders emphasizing the need for conditions like a ceasefire and the release of hostages.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed that recognition should come only after significant progress towards a two-state solution, while Germany highlighted the urgency of addressing immediate issues like hostage release and disarmament of Hamas. The situation remains contentious, with strong reactions from Israeli officials and U.S. leaders.
#economy
Breitbart: Stephen Moore: Trade Deals 'Alleviate Any Higher Price Pressure from Tariffs'
Former Trump Economic Adviser Stephen Moore expressed optimism about the U.S. economy, stating that inflation is moderate and will improve with upcoming trade deals. He believes the economy is strong regardless of Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and aims to reduce inflation to around 2%.
Moore emphasized confidence in the economic outlook, citing completed trade agreements and a significant legislative bill as positive indicators.