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Jul 31, 2025 |
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#politics
Le Monde: Macron says US-EU deal 'not the end' of talks
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the European Union for not being assertive enough in trade negotiations with the United States. He emphasized the need for Europe to be viewed as a power and pledged to adopt a firmer stance in future discussions.
Despite the challenges, Macron noted that a recent framework accord with the U.S. provided some predictability and preserved key European interests, particularly in sectors like aviation. He expressed hope for new exemptions in subsequent negotiations.
Fox News: Trump, Republicans race to redraw Texas congressional map as Democrats threaten legal war
Republicans, led by Donald Trump, are pushing to redraw congressional district maps in Texas ahead of the 2024 midterm elections, aiming to secure additional GOP-friendly seats. Democrats are countering this effort, with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries accusing Republicans of attempting to manipulate the electoral process.
As Texas Republicans prepare to unveil new redistricting maps, Democrats are exploring their own strategies in blue states like California to counteract GOP gains. However, implementing changes faces significant legislative and legal challenges.
The Western Journal: Watch: Cory Booker Screams at Amy Klobuchar as He Attacks Fellow Democrats on Senate Floor
Sen. Cory Booker erupted on the Senate floor, accusing fellow Democrats of complicity with President Trump over bipartisan police funding bills. He demanded amendments to counter Trump's influence on police grants but was rebuked by Sen. Amy Klobuchar for not participating in the committee process.
Booker expressed frustration with the Democratic Party's lack of resistance to Trump, claiming they should be more proactive in supporting police funding. His outburst concluded with him storming out of the chamber, highlighting internal party tensions.
#society
GB News: British tourists warned as police begin breathalysing travellers at popular UK airport
Durham Constabulary has initiated a breathalyser scheme at Teesside Airport to deter drunk driving among travelers. In a recent test, 105 holidaymakers were tested, with only one showing traces of alcohol, which was below the legal limit. Officers also addressed child safety issues during the operation.
The initiative, part of Operation Take Off, follows a tragic incident in May where a drunk driver killed an eight-month-old baby and his aunt. The campaign, led by the baby's mother, advocates for lifetime bans for those convicted of drink-driving offenses.
Front Page Magazine: A Jeans Ad is Nazism. Killing Jews Isn't
The media is criticized for promoting narratives that equate a jeans ad from American Eagle, a Jewish company, with Nazi propaganda while ignoring real threats from groups like Hamas, linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and historically tied to Nazism. This perceived hypocrisy highlights a troubling disconnect in addressing anti-Semitism.
The commentary suggests that while the Left focuses on trivial controversies, they fail to recognize the genuine dangers posed by terror groups that openly support violence against Jews. The juxtaposition of condemning a jeans ad while overlooking actual calls for violence raises questions about the media's priorities and awareness of anti-Semitic sentiments.
Forbes: These Airlines Have Issued Tsunami Travel Waivers Today
Major U.S. airlines, including Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines, have issued travel waivers allowing passengers to change flights without extra fees due to tsunami warnings following a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia's coast.
While Hawaii was initially bracing for severe impacts, the tsunami alert was downgraded to an advisory. Travelers are advised to stay updated on flight statuses and avoid beaches and shorelines.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: As more nations say they may recognize Palestine, hostages’ families pan move as ‘shameful’
Western countries, led by the UK and France, are moving towards recognizing Palestinian statehood amid the ongoing Gaza conflict, prompting backlash from families of hostages held by Hamas. They argue that such recognition would reward terrorism and undermine efforts to secure the hostages' release.
The UK plans to recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Israel takes steps to end the war, while other nations are considering similar actions. Critics, including former hostages, warn that this approach legitimizes violence and could have dire consequences for peace efforts.
Fox News: Trump says Ukrainians can stay in US following months of uncertainty
President Trump indicated he is likely to allow Ukrainians fleeing the war with Russia to remain in the U.S., ending uncertainty about their temporary protected status. He emphasized ongoing support for the approximately 240,000 Ukrainians already in the country.
Despite previous confusion regarding their status, Trump reassured that no decisions have been made to revoke protections. He also issued a 10-day ultimatum to Putin for a peace deal, threatening sanctions if the conflict continues.
The Telegraph: Even the Arab world is no longer reticent about the threat of Hamas
In a historic move, all 22 Arab League members have called for Hamas to disarm and end its rule in Gaza, reflecting a shift in regional dynamics. Despite public condemnations, many Arab nations have aligned with Israel against Hamas, recognizing the threats posed by Iran and its proxies.
The New York Declaration, signed at the UN, condemns Hamas while criticizing Israel's actions, emphasizing the complexity of achieving a two-state solution. The declaration also highlights the challenges of establishing a democratic Palestinian state, given the popularity of Hamas and the ongoing conflict.
#culture
Fox News: Backlash against Sydney Sweeney ‘jeans/genes’ ad gets mocked by WH: Americans are 'tired of this bulls---’
A White House official criticized the backlash against Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad, labeling it as "cancel culture run amok." He dismissed claims linking the ad to racial superiority as absurd and indicative of liberal overreach.
Responses on social media ranged from comparisons to a vintage Calvin Klein ad to accusations of promoting eugenics. American Eagle defended the ad, stating it celebrates their iconic denim brand, while also announcing donations to support domestic violence victims.
#sports
Forbes: Donald Trump’s Son Says Scottish Golf Course ‘Deserves’ The Open
Eric Trump stated that his father, Donald Trump, deserves to host The Open Championship at Turnberry, attributing its absence to political factors. He emphasized Trump's contributions to golf and expressed confidence that the course would be recognized again, despite infrastructure concerns raised by The R&A.
Turnberry, purchased by Trump in 2014, has not hosted The Open since 2009 and has struggled financially. Eric Trump highlighted their commitment to the course, stating that its value transcends profit. The venue has a storied history, including famous matches and significant renovations.