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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Family of 'Socialist' Mamdani Throws Wedding Party Fit for the Elite
New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, a self-identified socialist, celebrated his wedding in a lavish three-day event at his family's affluent Ugandan estate, complete with extensive security and luxury transportation. The celebration took place in a wealthy neighborhood near Kampala, where homes exceed $1 million.
Mamdani, who lives in a rent-stabilized apartment in Queens, is the son of Bollywood filmmaker Mira Nair and political theorist Mahmood Mamdani. He eloped with illustrator Rama Duwaji in February and announced the celebration on social media.
GB News: Bev Turner gets inside scoop on how Donald Trump thinks historic EU trade deal will impact UK
GB News presenter Bev Turner shared insights from Donald Trump's recent negotiations with EU President Ursula von der Leyen, which resulted in a historic trade deal worth hundreds of billions. Trump expressed optimism about the deal's potential benefits for the UK.
Turner, who accompanied Trump during his trip to Scotland, noted that he seemed to downplay his mood prior to negotiations. She plans to launch a late-night program from the U.S. to keep British viewers updated on American political developments.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Democrat Candidate Throws a Fit, Is Removed, Arrested in Texas Hearing
During a Texas redistricting hearing, Democrat congressional candidate Isaiah Martin was forcibly removed and arrested after refusing to yield his speaking time. He criticized Republicans and President Trump, leading to his removal by the sergeant-at-arms amid applause from observers.
Martin faced charges of resisting arrest and disrupting a public meeting but was released the next day with all charges dropped. He later expressed gratitude to supporters and vowed to continue his advocacy.
Times Of Israel: Syria says first parliamentary elections under new regime to be held in September
Syria is set to hold its first parliamentary elections under the new administration from September 15-20, with a 10-member committee overseeing the process. The elections will expand the parliament from 150 to 210 seats, with one-third appointed by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
The elections come amid rising sectarian violence, particularly in the Druze-majority province of Sweida, raising concerns about the new government's legitimacy and power concentration. The government has pledged representation and foreign oversight, but critics doubt the inclusivity of the process.
#society
Breitbart: Multiple Dead as Passenger Train Derails in Germany
A passenger train derailed in southern Germany, injuring at least three people. The incident occurred around 6:10 p.m. local time, with approximately 100 passengers on board.
The derailment took place near Riedlingen, about 98 miles from Munich. The cause of the accident is currently unknown, and authorities have not provided further comments.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The Gaza Starvation Lie
Claims of mass starvation in Gaza are being challenged, with reports indicating that aid is available but not being distributed by the UN. Critics argue that the narrative of Israeli oppression serves a political agenda, while evidence suggests food security issues stem from Hamas and UN inaction.
The IDF acknowledges food security concerns but asserts there is no starvation in Gaza, and efforts are underway to facilitate aid distribution. Some images used to illustrate the crisis have been debunked, raising questions about the accuracy of the portrayal of the situation.
#military
Times Of Israel: ‘So much pain in this war’: Two soldiers killed in Gaza blasts laid to rest
Two Israeli soldiers, Cpt. Amir Saad and Sgt. Inon Nuriel Vana, were laid to rest following their deaths in an explosion in Khan Younis, Gaza. A reservist, Sgt. Maj. Bezalel Yehoshua Mosbacher, also died from injuries sustained in a previous attack.
During the funerals, Sheikh Muafak Tarif emphasized the heavy toll of war and called for peace. Mosbacher's family shared heartfelt memories, highlighting his dedication to his family and nation. Both funerals reflected the deep sorrow and hope for an end to violence.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Popular Podcast Revels in the Genocide of Jews
A recent episode of the Fresh & Fit podcast has sparked outrage after young female guests made disturbing comments about Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust, suggesting that Jews deserved their fate. The hosts, Myron Gaines and Walter Weekes, did not challenge these views, instead appearing to endorse the inflammatory rhetoric.
The backlash has been significant, with organizations like the Anti-Defamation League condemning the episode for promoting antisemitism and glorifying the Holocaust. Critics argue this reflects a troubling trend in American youth culture, raising concerns about ignorance and bigotry among the younger generation.
Fox News: Prince William brings surprise guest to international soccer match in sweet father-daughter outing
Prince William attended the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final in Switzerland with his daughter, Princess Charlotte, marking her first overseas soccer match. Fans noted their strong resemblance and appreciated the father-daughter bonding moment.
Charlotte has previously attended various sporting events, including the Commonwealth Games and Wimbledon. Prince William shared a favorite joke of hers during a recent school visit, showcasing their close relationship.
#crime
Breitbart: Armed Citizen Helps Subdue Michigan Walmart Mass Stabber
An armed citizen, a Marine, helped subdue a knife-wielding attacker who injured 11 people at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan. Four victims are in serious condition, while seven are in fair condition. The incident occurred in the checkout area of the store.
The Marine, Matt Kolakowski, chased the attacker, while another Marine drew his firearm to assist. Witnesses noted the restraint shown by the armed citizen in a tense situation.
Fox News: Murder of Etan Patz, one of first missing children on milk cartons, raises confession questions after reversal
Pedro Hernandez, convicted in 2017 for the 1979 kidnapping and murder of six-year-old Etan Patz, has had his conviction overturned by an appeals court. Hernandez's confession was deemed unreliable due to his mental health issues and low IQ, raising concerns about the validity of confessions in court.
The court's decision allows for a new trial or potential release, prompting calls for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office to focus on finding the true perpetrator. The case, which gained national attention, underscores the complexities surrounding confessions and the legal system's handling of mental health.