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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Bondi DOJ files complaint alleging misconduct by Federal Judge James Boasberg
The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against U.S. District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg, alleging misconduct for making inappropriate public comments about President Trump that compromise judicial integrity. The complaint, directed by Attorney General Pam Bondi, cites two instances where Boasberg allegedly undermined the judiciary's impartiality.
The DOJ is requesting that the complaint be referred to a special investigative committee and that Judge Boasberg be removed from a case involving deportations to maintain public confidence in the judicial system. This marks the second complaint filed by the Bondi DOJ against a federal judge.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Man Flies to Scotland to ‘Send a Message to Trump,’ But Then Does This on His Plane
On a recent EasyJet flight from London to Glasgow, a man shouted threats, claiming to have a bomb and expressing hostility towards President Trump. Passengers initially thought it was a joke, but one individual intervened, restraining the man until the plane landed safely.
The incident highlights concerns about rising tensions linked to immigration and the growing Muslim population in the UK. Trump's comments on immigration resonate amid such events, suggesting that without changes, similar threats may become more frequent.
GB News: Elderly drivers could face new medical rules as Labour becomes 'open' to new health checks - 'Very distressing'
Elderly drivers in the UK may face new regulations following alarming statistics showing they account for 22% of road deaths, despite being a smaller demographic. The Transport Secretary is considering mandatory health checks, particularly for vision, amid calls for stricter licensing controls.
The data indicates a rise in fatalities among older drivers and motorcyclists, prompting advocates to push for compulsory eye exams every two years. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents warns that without intervention, the number of drivers failing to meet sight requirements could escalate significantly by 2050.
The Telegraph: Stop moaning, Nimbys – wind turbines have made Britain more beautiful
A recent drive revealed a toddler's excitement over wind turbines, contrasting sharply with Donald Trump's condemnation of them as visual intrusions on Scotland's landscape. Trump criticized their presence while promoting his golf course, calling them a "con job."
Wind turbines now contribute significantly to Britain's energy supply, providing 30% to the national grid as of 2024. While some view them as unsightly, the author argues they are part of the evolving manmade landscape, akin to traditional countryside features.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The Jihad Against Israel is Genocide
On October 7, 2023, a significant attack by Muslim Jihadis from Gaza targeted various groups in Israel, resulting in widespread violence, including killings and kidnappings. The attackers framed their actions as a religious imperative rather than a political struggle, aiming to eliminate non-Muslims.
The narrative surrounding these events has been characterized by accusations of genocide against Israel, which the article argues is a misrepresentation of the situation. It contends that the true nature of the conflict is rooted in a historical pattern of Jihad that seeks to subjugate or eliminate non-Muslim populations, with Israel's defense framed as a necessary resistance against this ongoing threat.
#crime
Fox News: Active shooter report prompts massive police response in midtown Manhattan business district
Multiple police officers responded to reports of an active shooter in a midtown Manhattan building that houses the Blackstone investment firm and NFL headquarters. People inside were hiding on various floors as officers arrived in protective gear.
The NYPD and FBI were on the scene, managing the situation. The city's emergency notification system warned of potential traffic and transit disruptions.
#sports
The Western Journal: Ice Cube Says Nope to Angel Reese Deal After 1st Choice Caitlin Clark Passed on Whopping $10 Million BIG3 Offer
Ice Cube has decided not to pursue a deal with WNBA player Angel Reese after Caitlin Clark rejected a $10 million offer to join the BIG3 league. Cube noted that sponsors believe Clark would generate more revenue than Reese, making a similar offer to her unlikely.
The situation highlights ongoing discussions about pay equity in women's sports, especially as WNBA players advocate for higher wages. However, attendance issues at games raise questions about the league's profitability and the sustainability of these pay demands.
#technology
Forbes: Waymo To Widen Robotaxi Lead Over Tesla With 2026 Dallas Launch
Waymo plans to expand its autonomous ride service to Dallas in 2026, marking its second Texas market, while already operating in several cities including Phoenix and San Francisco. The company aims to improve road safety in Dallas, which has a high traffic fatality rate.
In contrast, Tesla's robotaxi efforts remain limited, with supervised rides in Austin and ongoing testing in San Francisco. Despite claims from CEO Elon Musk about Tesla's AI superiority, Waymo continues to lead in commercial operations and testing across multiple cities.