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#politics
Forbes: Senate Takes Key Step To Ban Stock Trading For President, Vice President
A Senate committee has advanced a bill aimed at prohibiting members of Congress, the president, and vice president from trading or owning stocks. The vote was 8-7, with bipartisan support, although the White House opposed including the executive branch in the ban.
The legislation, initially called the PELOSI Act, was modified to the Honest Act after negotiations. Critics, including Sen. Rand Paul, have raised concerns over exemptions for President Trump and Vice President Vance. This move comes amid ongoing scrutiny of congressional stock trading practices.
The Federalist: Army Sec Orders West Point To Fire Biden Censorship Czar
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll ordered West Point to terminate Jen Easterly, the recently appointed censorship czar, due to her controversial role at CISA, where she oversaw domestic surveillance and censorship operations. This decision follows concerns about the academy's hiring practices and its mission.
Driscoll also paused outside group involvement in faculty selections and requested a review of hiring protocols. Pentagon officials emphasized the focus on training future military leaders rather than fostering censorship activism.
Breitbart: Two Biden Aides Showing Up Voluntarily in Probe Of Cognitive Decline Cover-Up
A House oversight committee is investigating the alleged coverup of former President Joe Biden's mental decline, with two former aides set to testify this week. The Republican-led committee aims to determine the president's cognitive fitness, following previous witnesses who invoked the Fifth Amendment.
The inquiry has seen mixed responses, with some aides asserting Biden's capability while others, like Ashley Williams, struggled to recall details during their testimonies. The committee continues its investigation into who managed presidential duties during Biden's term, particularly regarding the use of autopen for official actions.
Le Monde: US Treasury sanctions Brazilian judge overseeing Bolsonaro trial
The U.S. has imposed financial sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro faces allegations of plotting a coup after losing the 2022 election.
The sanctions are part of a broader response to Moraes' actions, which include pre-trial detentions and a crackdown on disinformation. Trump's administration has criticized Moraes, labeling the trial a "witch hunt."
Fox News: Trump describes DNI allegations against Obama, Clapper, Brennan as 'serious treason'
President Trump labeled the Russiagate allegations against former President Obama and his administration as "serious treason," referencing claims by Tulsi Gabbard that the Obama administration fabricated a narrative about Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump criticized former officials like John Brennan and James Comey, asserting their actions harmed the country.
Trump emphasized that it is up to Attorney General Pam Bondi to pursue potential charges, asserting that the evidence suggests a deliberate attempt to mislead the public. Critics, however, argue that the documents merely clarify intelligence operations without proving a treasonous conspiracy.
#society
Breitbart: Study: Hating Elon Musk Causes Leftists to Turn Away from All EVs, Not Just Tesla
New research indicates that leftist disdain for Tesla CEO Elon Musk is leading to a decline in electric vehicle purchases, not just for Tesla but across the board. A study found that as Musk's political affiliations became more controversial, leftists' intentions to buy EVs dropped significantly.
Despite the negative perception of Musk, conservatives remain skeptical of electric vehicles, showing no increased interest in purchasing Teslas. Overall, Tesla has experienced a decline in sales, with a 12% drop in U.S. sales in Q2 2025 and a continuous decrease in registrations, particularly in California.
Fox News: Canada’s antisemitism envoy resigns, citing exhaustion amid hate surge
Antisemitism in Canada has surged, with 920 hate crimes against Jews reported in 2024, a 124% increase since Deborah Lyons took office as the special envoy on combating antisemitism. Lyons resigned due to the emotional toll of the role, highlighting a lack of decisive government action.
Experts emphasize the need for a coordinated government response to combat rising antisemitism, including establishing safety zones around Jewish community sites and enhancing security measures. They warn that failing to address this issue threatens core Canadian values and the safety of the Jewish community.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: 'A reward for terrorism!' Keir Starmer scolded for 'weak' decision over Palestine recognition: 'It's been forced on him'
Sir Michael Ellis criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for his intention to recognize Palestine as a state, claiming it rewards terrorism and reflects weakness. He argued that the decision is a response to the events of October 7, which he described as a "murderous act."
Ellis contended that the recognition lacks a balanced approach, imposing conditions solely on Israel while ignoring Hamas's actions. He pointed out that the Palestinian entity does not meet the criteria for statehood under the Montevideo convention, emphasizing that it lacks defined borders and a stable government.
The Western Journal: Trump Cites 'Very Bad Policies' as He Suggests He'll Send South Africa a Message with G20 Snub
President Trump indicated he will likely skip the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, citing the country's "very bad policies" and issues related to violence against certain populations. He suggested sending a representative instead, reflecting ongoing tensions with South Africa.
Trump's administration has previously criticized South Africa's land seizure policies and its allegations against Israel. He has also halted U.S. financial assistance to the nation due to these concerns.
Fox News: Arab nations for first time pressure Hamas to disarm, relinquish power in Gaza
Arab nations, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, are urging Hamas to disarm and accept a two-state solution amid ongoing conflict with Israel. The Arab League, EU, and 17 other countries have endorsed the "New York Declaration," advocating for Palestinian Authority control over Gaza and the West Bank.
The declaration emphasizes dismantling the military capabilities of Hamas and other armed groups. This initiative was announced during a conference co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia.
#economy
Le Monde: In the DRC, Chinese and American companies race for lithium
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the city of Manono is at the center of a competition between Chinese and American companies for lithium, a key mineral for the energy transition. Artisanal miners, known as "diggers," are increasingly drawn to mining due to immediate earnings from coltan and cassiterite.
Historically a mining hub, Manono has faced decline since the 1980s, but the renewed interest in its mineral wealth, particularly lithium, offers a potential economic boost. Local leaders highlight the importance of these resources amid growing global demand for components essential to modern technology.
Breitbart: Scott Bessent at Breitbart Policy Event: Fed Suffering from 'Tariff Derangement Syndrome'
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized the Federal Reserve for what he termed “Tariff Derangement Syndrome,” suggesting that the Fed's concerns over inflation from tariffs are misplaced. He noted that recent economic data indicated only a minor increase in prices, dismissing it as insignificant.
Bessent expressed hope for more imaginative leadership within the Fed, which he believes has misinterpreted the impact of tariffs on inflation. He emphasized that the Fed's reliance on models rather than actual data has hindered its decision-making.
#culture
Fox News: Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas seemingly confirm romance after months of speculation
Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas appear to be in a romantic relationship, confirmed by their recent public outing in Vermont. The pair has been seen together multiple times since February, including celebrations for their birthdays.
Both actors have praised each other's talents, with Cruise calling de Armas an incredible actress and de Armas expressing admiration for his support in her career. They are also set to work together on an upcoming film.
#crime
Breitbart: Cincinnati Police Chief Claims Violent Mob Footage Missing 'Context'
Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge stated that viral footage of a violent incident in downtown Cincinnati lacks context, leading to misrepresentation in media reports. She emphasized that this distortion complicates law enforcement's ability to investigate the attack effectively.
The footage shows a man being assaulted, with a woman knocked unconscious while trying to help him. Theetge noted that only one person called the police during the incident, and five individuals have been charged but remain at large.
Fox News: Massachusetts man sentenced following violent in-flight rampage on board United Airlines flight
Francisco Severo Torres was sentenced to time served after pleading guilty to attacking a United Airlines flight attendant with a broken metal spoon during a flight from Los Angeles to Boston in March 2023. He received approximately 26 months in prison and will face five years of supervised release, during which he is banned from flying commercially.
The incident escalated when Torres threatened passengers and tampered with an emergency door. Witnesses reported that he shouted threats and resisted when passengers attempted to subdue him. He was arrested upon landing in Boston.
Fox News: FBI investigates sexual assault allegations on Carnival cruise ship
The FBI is investigating sexual assault allegations aboard the Carnival Breeze cruise ship, which returned to Galveston, Texas, on July 28, 2025. The FBI is coordinating with the U.S. Coast Guard and the cruise line, but will not provide further details due to the ongoing investigation.
Additionally, the FBI is looking into a death on another Galveston-based ship, the Carnival Dream, which occurred on July 23. The death has been identified as due to natural causes, and the FBI emphasized that their investigation is standard protocol and does not imply suspicious circumstances.