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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Pay No Attention to Hunter and the Bitter Bidens
Hunter Biden's recent podcast appearance has drawn attention as he criticized fellow Democrats while defending his father's presidency. Despite his troubled past, he expressed a desire for Joe Biden's re-election, highlighting a disconnect between his personal issues and political aspirations.
Media coverage of Hunter's comments has been limited, with major networks downplaying the story. Critics within the Democratic Party are wary of his public presence, fearing it could further complicate their political narrative. Meanwhile, discussions around Donald Trump continue to dominate headlines.
Front Page Magazine: Islamo-Left Alliance and Far-Rightists
The October 7, 2023, Hamas attack in Israel, which resulted in over 1,200 deaths and numerous kidnappings, has sparked a troubling ideological shift in the West. Instead of unified condemnation, many in academia and media rationalized or celebrated the violence, revealing a growing alliance of extremist ideologies that threaten both the Jewish community and America's global leadership.
This ideological crisis is marked by the rise of antisemitism and the normalization of radical voices across various institutions. The emergence of an "America Only" mindset on the right further complicates the situation, advocating for isolationism and neglecting global responsibilities. Both extremes undermine American values, risking the nation's stability and its role as a leader in promoting freedom and democracy.
Front Page Magazine: The Oddity of Mamdani’s Agreement to ‘Discourage’ Use By Supporters of ‘Globalize the Intifada’
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has faced criticism for his refusal to denounce the phrase "globalize the intifada," which is perceived as a call for violence against Jews. While he suggests discouraging its use to avoid alarming voters, his commitment to the broader anti-Israel movement remains unchanged.
Mamdani's stance has drawn backlash, particularly from Jewish community leaders and business executives, who view his reluctance to condemn the phrase as problematic. Despite stating he won't use it during the campaign, he implies support for its underlying message, raising concerns about his sincerity and the implications for Jewish safety.
#economy
GB News: Keir Starmer's EU reset to trigger cruise price hikes with Labour plans set to 'wreak havoc'
British travelers may face higher costs for ferry and cruise journeys to Europe due to new emissions regulations aligned with EU standards. Starting July 2025, maritime companies will be required to purchase permits for greenhouse gas emissions, likely leading to fare increases of up to 11% for ferries and £200 for luxury cruises.
Industry representatives express concern over the rapid implementation of these rules, fearing they will undermine the competitiveness of the UK cruise market. Essential ferry routes could see significant disruptions, with fuel costs potentially rising by nearly one-third. The government defends the policy as necessary to avoid future carbon border levies from the EU.
#culture
Le Monde: Eva Victor, director of 'Sorry, Baby': Cinema as a path to healing
Eva Victor, a non-binary actor and filmmaker, transitioned from creating short videos on X to directing feature films, achieving success with "Sorry, Baby," which won an award at Sundance and was featured at Cannes.
Victor's film explores themes of trauma and healing, drawing from their own experiences, and aims to create a supportive community for viewers.