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#politics
Breitbart: 'Worrisome Precedent': Marco Rubio Denounces Colombia Convicting Conservative ex-President
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez was convicted of abuse of process and bribery by a judge, a decision criticized by his supporters and international politicians. Uribe's defense plans to appeal the ruling, which follows a lengthy legal battle that began in 2012.
The case has drawn attention from U.S. lawmakers, with some expressing concern over judicial irregularities. Colombian President Gustavo Petro and his administration have rejected foreign interference in the judicial process, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence.
The Federalist: WaPo's Emil Bove Hit Piece Is A Pathetic Excuse For Journalism
The Washington Post has published an article questioning Trump judicial nominee Emil Bove, citing claims from an anonymous whistleblower regarding potential discrepancies in Bove's statements to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Despite the allegations, details remain vague, and Senate Republicans continue to support Bove's confirmation.
Critics argue that the article serves as a politically motivated attack rather than a genuine inquiry into Bove's qualifications. Senate staffers have noted a lack of transparency, as the whistleblower's evidence has not been made available for full review.
Breitbart: Survey: AOC, Zohran Mamdani Have Highest Approval Among New York Democrats
A recent poll shows that a significant majority of New York Democrat primary voters support mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani's pro-Palestine stance. Sixty-three percent believe the city should enforce an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, with 68% viewing Mamdani favorably.
The survey indicates that 72% of voters favor candidates who would vote to withhold U.S. weapons to Israel. There is a growing divide between these voters and the established Democratic leadership, with many indicating they would be less likely to support candidates who do not endorse Mamdani.
#society
Fox News: Beach town cracks down on half-naked tourists with hefty fines for inappropriate attire
Les Sables-d’Olonne, a French seaside resort, has banned tourists from wearing swimsuits in town to maintain local respect and hygiene. Mayor Yannick Moreau emphasized the importance of decency, with fines of up to $175 for violators.
This follows similar controversies in Algeria, where a mayor initially banned men from wearing Bermuda shorts, citing moral values, but later rescinded the order after public backlash.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: New TV Series 'Zero Day Attack' Depicts China Invading Taiwan
A new TV series titled "Zero Day Attack" will air in August, depicting a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. The show highlights various scenarios Taiwan might face, including military conflict and societal panic, reflecting the island's ongoing tensions with China.
The series has sparked discussions among viewers, including U.S. officials and Taiwanese critics of Beijing, about Taiwan's preparedness for such a conflict. Producers assert that the government had no influence on the narrative, which portrays a grim outlook on the realities of war.
Le Monde: Economist Dmitry Nekrasov: 'Only a handful of sanctions have had a serious effect on Putin's ability to continue the war'
The European Union has implemented its 18th sanctions package against Russia, lowering the price cap for Russian crude oil purchases to 15% below market value and banning an additional 100 ships from entering ports. These measures aim to disrupt the "shadow fleet" exporting Russian oil.
Economist Dmitry Nekrasov, a former adviser to Russia's ex-president, critiques the effectiveness of these sanctions, estimating that only 2,000 out of 15,000 measures have met their goals.
Le Monde: Starmer says UK will recognize Palestinian state unless Israel agrees to ceasefire
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that Britain will recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Israel agrees to a ceasefire in Gaza and takes steps toward peace. He emphasized the need for Hamas to release hostages and commit to disarmament.
Starmer's statement follows increasing pressure for recognition, especially after France's announcement to do the same. Over 250 lawmakers have urged the government to recognize Palestinian statehood, which Britain supports as part of a two-state solution.
#economy
GB News: Drivers of certain vehicles could face 'unfair' car tax hikes without Labour help amid fresh warning
The UK Treasury is implementing a two-year "easement" starting April 2026 to protect plug-in hybrid vehicles from new European emissions testing standards that could significantly raise tax liabilities for businesses. This allows manufacturers to use older CO2 calculations, maintaining tax advantages for company car drivers.
The new Euro 6e-bis emissions standard, effective January 2025, could raise official CO2 figures for plug-in hybrids, potentially pushing many above the 50g/km threshold that qualifies for reduced tax rates. The easement aims to ease the transition for businesses while addressing discrepancies between lab tests and real-world emissions.
Breitbart: WSJ: AI Disrupts Entry-Level Job Market for College Grads, Threatening Traditional Career Paths
The rise of AI is significantly altering the job market for recent college graduates, with companies increasingly automating tasks previously assigned to entry-level employees. This shift has led to a decline in the hiring of inexperienced workers across various fields, resulting in heightened competition for a shrinking number of positions.
Many employers are opting for seasoned professionals over recent graduates, with a notable drop in entry-level hires among major tech firms. As companies embrace AI, they are rethinking training and mentorship for new hires, raising expectations for critical thinking and adaptability.
Breitbart: Consumer Confidence Unexpectedly Jumps on Rising Hopes for Jobs and Business Conditions
Consumer sentiment rose in July, with the Consumer Confidence Index climbing to 97.2, exceeding expectations. Optimism about economic conditions and job prospects improved, especially among those over thirty-five. However, low-income households did not see a boost in sentiment.
While inflation expectations slightly decreased, concerns about high prices and tariffs persisted. Confidence in the stock market improved, with more consumers anticipating rising prices. Spending plans varied, with mixed intentions for major purchases and a decline in domestic travel plans.
#health
Forbes: FDA Recommends Banning Kratom Byproduct 7-OH
The FDA is urging the government to ban 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a concentrated byproduct of kratom, citing its potential to exacerbate the opioid crisis. The substance, available over-the-counter, can cause serious health risks similar to traditional opioids.
The FDA recommends classifying 7-OH as a Schedule I substance due to its ability to bind to opioid receptors and cause respiratory depression and dependence. Concerns also include its appeal to children through products like flavored gummies.
#crime
Fox News: Diddy’s legal team demands rapper’s release, argues ‘swingers lifestyle’ is no reason to keep him behind bars
Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal team is seeking his release from jail ahead of his Oct. 3 sentencing after his conviction on federal charges related to prostitution. Combs was acquitted of more serious charges, and his lawyers argue that his "swingers" lifestyle should not warrant continued incarceration.
The legal team proposed a $50 million bail package secured by his Miami mansion, emphasizing that Combs is uniquely prosecuted under the Mann Act for consensual adult relationships. A federal judge previously denied his bail request, citing concerns over safety due to Combs' past violent behavior.
Fox News: Ghislaine Maxwell threatens to dodge Epstein questions unless demands are met
Ghislaine Maxwell, former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, is seeking to delay her deposition before the House Oversight Committee. Her legal team has submitted requests for immunity, advance questions, and to postpone the deposition until after her appeal regarding her sex trafficking conviction is resolved.
Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence for her role in Epstein's crimes and argues that a 2007 non-prosecution agreement should protect her from further charges. Her defense claims the agreement is not geographically limited, countering federal prosecutors' interpretations.
#technology
Fox News: Clever EV hack could reinvent diesel trucking
California-based startup Revoy is revolutionizing long-haul trucking by introducing an electric dolly that works alongside diesel engines. This innovative system enhances fuel efficiency and reduces emissions without requiring major modifications to existing trucks.
The dolly features its own battery and motor, allowing it to push the truck forward while providing smart driving features like lane stability and regenerative braking. Truck operators can lease the dolly per mile, avoiding upfront costs, and swap depleted batteries at designated stations in just five minutes. This solution aims to make electric trucking more accessible and practical.