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Jul 30, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump ally Mike Collins launch key battleground state bid to flip Democrat-held Senate seat
Republican Rep. Mike Collins has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia, aiming to unseat Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff in the 2026 elections. Collins criticized Ossoff for his voting record, claiming he does not represent Georgia's values.
Collins, a supporter of former President Trump, plans to run on an "America First" platform. The race is significant for Republicans, as they seek to expand their Senate majority in a state that Trump narrowly won in the last election.
Breitbart: Florida County School Board Chair Celebrates Hulk Hogan Death
Sarah Rockwell, chair of the Alachua County school board in Florida, faced backlash after celebrating the death of wrestler Hulk Hogan on Facebook, stating, “good” in response to his passing due to cardiac arrest. She criticized his support for President Trump and his alleged role in union-busting in wrestling.
After her comments went viral, Rockwell deleted the post and issued an apology, expressing regret for her insensitivity and clarifying that she does not wish harm on anyone, regardless of political views. She emphasized her commitment to the interests of children and families in her role as a board member.
Front Page Magazine: Treason and the Hunting of Hegseth
The media's focus on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reflects a broader campaign against Trump administration figures, portraying Hegseth as a target for those within MAGA circles and the media who oppose his agenda. This effort is seen as part of a strategy to replace Hegseth with allies of the Koch network, undermining Trump's choices.
The collaboration between libertarian factions and media outlets indicates a concerted effort to oust Hegseth, who has been a favored figure of Trump. The ongoing attacks on him are viewed as attempts to disrupt Trump's influence and replace his appointees with individuals aligned with foreign interests.
Breitbart: Study: Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' Became a 'Therapy' Session for Liberals
Stephen Colbert's The Late Show has been characterized as a "therapy" session for liberals, hosting 176 left-leaning guests and only one Republican since 2022, according to a NewsBusters study. The show is set to be canceled by May 2026, with 43 left-leaning guests booked in the first half of 2025.
This trend is not unique to Colbert, as other late-night shows have similarly favored liberal guests. Across late-night television since 2022, there have been 511 liberal guests compared to just 14 conservatives. The data highlights a significant partisan imbalance in guest bookings.
#society
Breitbart: 'I am Hamas' -- Syrian National Bites Ear Off Israeli Tourist in Greece
Israeli tourist Stav Ben-Shoshan was attacked by a group of pro-Palestinian Syrian migrants while vacationing in Athens. During the altercation, one assailant bit off part of his ear, prompting medical attention. The attacker has been apprehended, and Israeli authorities are involved.
This incident follows a series of anti-Israel confrontations involving Israeli tourists in Greece, including harassment of teenagers on Rhodes and a rerouted cruise ship due to protests.
GB News: Motorists risk being banned from UK roads as hundreds get caught breaking major driving law every day
Over 86,000 UK drivers have been prosecuted for driving without insurance, averaging 237 offenders daily. Blackburn has the highest rate, with one in 242 motorists convicted. Despite a 17% decline in offences, uninsured driving remains a significant issue, particularly in Greater London.
Experts advocate for tougher penalties, suggesting fines be raised to £1,200, double the average insurance premium, to deter violations. The Motor Insurers Bureau has launched a plan to eliminate uninsured driving within five years, emphasizing the need for increased fines to address the problem effectively.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Behind Cambodia-Thailand flare-ups lie deep-seated political rivalries and gambling
After four days of violent clashes along the Cambodia-Thailand border, both nations agreed to a ceasefire effective midnight on July 28, facilitated by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The meeting included Thailand's acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai and Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet.
Despite the ceasefire announcement, artillery fire resumed shortly after, resulting in casualties on both sides. The conflict has led to significant evacuations, with Thailand relocating 139,000 people compared to 35,000 in Cambodia.
#economy
Fox News: After Scotland, Trump enters crucial trade week and eyes Fed's decision on rate cuts
President Trump has announced a new trade deal with the European Union, reducing tariffs on imports from 30% to 15% and securing $150 billion in energy purchases from Europe. The deal aims to rebalance trade, addressing the U.S. trade deficit.
Additionally, the Federal Reserve will meet to discuss interest rates, with Trump advocating for a reduction to stimulate growth. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has held rates steady, citing the need to evaluate the impact of Trump's trade agreements.
Forbes: KKR To Invest $328 Million In Australian Solar Company CleanPeak Energy
KKR is investing A$500 million ($328 million) in CleanPeak Energy to expand its renewable energy initiatives in Australia. The funding will support the development of solar, battery storage, and microgrid projects, responding to the growing demand for energy efficiency and reliability.
This investment follows KKR's recent acquisition of Zenith Energy and is part of its broader commitment to climate and sustainability, having invested over $34 billion in related projects since 2010. CleanPeak currently operates over 50 energy projects in Australia.
#culture
The Western Journal: Only the Beginning: Wokesters Scream 'Nazi' After Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad Showcases Traditional Female Attractiveness
Sydney Sweeney's recent jeans ad for American Eagle has sparked controversy, with some online critics labeling it as "crypto-Nazi" due to its portrayal of traditional femininity and the tagline "Sydney Has Great Jeans." This backlash stems from a left-wing user's claim that the ad capitalizes on fascist sentiments.
Despite the outrage, American Eagle stands by the campaign, emphasizing its celebration of iconic denim and its support for domestic violence charities. The situation reflects a broader cultural clash over perceptions of femininity and societal norms, as some argue for a return to traditional values amid ongoing debates about wokeness.
#crime
Fox News: Luigi Mangione’s lawyers slam ‘vague’ allegations, demand feds show their hand in ‘barebones’ CEO murder case
Luigi Mangione's defense team is challenging the federal government's allegations in the death penalty case against him for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. They argue that the prosecution's claims are vague and lack detail, hindering their ability to prepare a defense.
Mangione is accused of killing Thompson in an ideologically motivated shooting in December 2024. The defense has requested the prosecution provide a detailed outline of their allegations by October 24 to comply with the Federal Death Penalty Act. Mangione has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Breitbart: Mexican Government Deploys Large 'Security Operations,' Avoids Entering Cartel Controlled Areas
Mexican authorities are engaged in a public relations campaign to portray a strong stance against organized crime, led by security chief Omar Garcia Harfuch. Despite announcements of police and military deployments and minor arrests, cartel leaders continue to operate largely unchecked, particularly in rural areas.
Recent operations, such as the large-scale deployment in Michoacan, have been criticized for their limited effectiveness, focusing mainly on urban areas. While authorities claim to have disrupted extortion networks linked to cartels, significant cartel violence persists, raising questions about the government's commitment to addressing the issue.
#sports
Breitbart: NASCAR's Bubba Wallace Makes History After Winning Brickyard 400
Bubba Wallace made history as the first Black driver to win the Brickyard 400 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ending a 100-race winless streak. His victory came after a rain delay and two overtimes, finishing just 0.222 seconds ahead of Kyle Larson.
Wallace, who has been vocal about issues of racism in NASCAR, expressed pride in his achievement, reflecting on the challenges he has faced in the sport. This win marks a significant moment in his career and in NASCAR history.
#technology
Forbes: Japan’s Legal AI Startup Scores $50 Million Round Led By Goldman Sachs, Partners With OpenAI
LegalOn Technologies, a startup focused on AI-driven contract reviews, has raised $50 million in a Series E funding round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, bringing its total funding to $200 million. The company aims to enhance its AI products and expand in the U.S. and U.K., partnering with OpenAI to improve legal workflows.
Founded in 2017 by former lawyers, LegalOn's AI tool can reduce contract review time by up to 85% and is used by over 7,000 companies. The legaltech sector is increasingly leveraging AI to streamline processes burdened by paperwork.