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#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: MSNBC Tells Democrats Not to Worry About Record-Low Approval Ratings
Recent polls show the Democrat Party facing historic low approval ratings, with 63% of voters viewing it unfavorably and only 33% favorably. Despite this, MSNBC suggests Democrats shouldn't be overly concerned, citing a slight lead in voter preference for the midterms.
However, the article argues that a narrow lead may not provide much comfort, as Republicans typically perform well in midterms when close in polling. Additionally, the radicalization of the Democrat Party may alienate moderate voters, while the GOP is becoming more emboldened.
Fox News: Mamdani dodges responsibility for threats to NYPD in first presser since deadly Manhattan shooting
New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani faced scrutiny over his past calls to defund the police following a mass shooting that claimed four lives, including an NYPD officer. While visiting the officer's family, he deflected questions about his previous statements, attributing them to frustration over George Floyd's murder.
Mamdani has since softened his stance on police funding but continues to advocate for public safety reforms. He criticized former Governor Andrew Cuomo for focusing on his past comments rather than the tragedy itself, asserting his commitment to addressing police staffing issues and ensuring officer safety.
Breitbart: Exclusive--Sen. Jim Banks: President Trump No Longer Fighting His Own Party
Sen. Jim Banks praised President Trump's effectiveness in his second term, attributing it to his transformation of the Republican Party. He highlighted the contrast with Trump's first term, marked by opposition from RINOs and others, and emphasized the need for continued progress on issues like housing affordability and immigration policy.
Banks expressed concern over some Republicans resisting Trump's agenda and stressed the importance of solidifying his immigration policies. The remarks were made during a Breitbart News policy event featuring discussions on Trump's economic strategies and recent trade deals.
Breitbart: Jim Banks: Dems 'Batsh*t Crazy,' GOP Can Win with Working Class
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) emphasized the Republican Party's opportunity to strengthen its majorities in the upcoming 2026 midterms by appealing to working-class voters disillusioned with Democrats. He cited a recent poll indicating a significant decline in Democratic favorability and argued that Trump's policies, such as tax relief on tips and overtime, resonate with these voters.
Banks noted that many former Democratic voters, including his own father, now identify as Trump Republicans, suggesting a shift in allegiance that could benefit the GOP. He expressed confidence in the party's potential to not only maintain but expand its Senate majority by replacing established figures with candidates who align more closely with Trump's agenda.
Fox News: Congressional stock trading ban passes through committee as Hawley denies reports of White House pushback
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee has advanced a stock trading ban, known as the Honest Act, which prohibits members of Congress, the president, and vice president from trading stocks while in office. This legislation aims to close loopholes and increase transparency.
Sen. Josh Hawley, the bill's sponsor, faced criticism from some Republicans during the process but emphasized the need for such a ban. If passed, current lawmakers would have 180 days to comply, while the executive offices' restrictions would take effect after the current president and vice president leave office.
Fox News: Eric Swalwell's 'cringe' workout video mocked for benching light weight
Rep. Eric Swalwell faced criticism on social media after posting a video of himself bench pressing 135 pounds while discussing political issues. Critics, including conservative commentators, mocked the weight as too light for a man of his age and fitness level, calling the video "cringe."
Swalwell's video aimed to highlight congressional Republicans' decision to recess early, suggesting they prioritize political interests over public concerns, such as the release of Jeffrey Epstein files. Responses from critics included jabs at his fitness and accusations of inauthenticity in his attempts to appeal to voters.
The Western Journal: CA Minimum Wage Law Succeeds for Libs: Obliterates Jobs, Lands Nearly 20k People Closer to Street Living
California's $20 minimum wage law for fast-food workers has led to a significant job loss, with nearly 18,000 positions eliminated in the sector since its implementation in April 2024. A study indicates that fast-food employment in California dropped 3.2%, contrasting with a slight increase in other states.
Critics argue that the policy, enacted by Governor Gavin Newsom, demonstrates the failures of wage controls, while supporters claim the study's findings are biased. The situation raises concerns, especially as Los Angeles considers a similar wage increase for hotel and airport workers.
Fox News: Former Vice President Kamala Harris will not run for California governor
Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced she will not run for the 2026 California governor's race, ending speculation following her loss in the 2024 presidential election. In a social media statement, she emphasized her commitment to public service outside of elected office.
Harris's decision reshapes the Democratic primary landscape, potentially benefiting other candidates. She expressed a desire to continue advocating for Democratic values and engaging with the public.
#society
The Federalist: NC Lawmakers Override Veto For Bill Preventing 'Sexual Exploitation'
The North Carolina legislature has overridden Governor Josh Stein's veto of HB805, a bill aimed at preventing sexual exploitation and defining gender as strictly male and female. The law prohibits state funding for transgender procedures and allows parents to opt-out of certain school curricula.
The legislation also includes provisions to restrict pornographic content and extends the statute of limitations for malpractice related to gender transition procedures. This move follows previous actions by the legislature to protect children from what they term "radical gender ideology."
Fox News: Dozens dead as violence erupts over government plans to eliminate fuel subsidies, army takes to streets
At least 22 people have died in Angola amid violent protests against a fuel price hike. The unrest began when taxi associations went on strike against a government decision to increase diesel prices by one-third, aimed at reducing subsidies and improving public finances.
Clashes, looting, and vandalism erupted in the capital and spread to other provinces, resulting in 197 injuries and over 1,200 arrests. The army has been deployed to restore order as the government addresses the escalating violence.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive — Scott Bessent Touts ‘Trump Accounts’ as Game-Changer for Financial Literacy: ‘Everyone a Stakeholder’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the "Trump Accounts" initiative, providing a $1,000 investment for every newborn American, with potential annual contributions of up to $5,000. This program aims to enhance financial literacy and encourage long-term wealth among working families.
The initiative has garnered support from the private sector, with Charter Communications matching the federal contribution for employees' children. Bessent believes this could reshape federal entitlements and promote a culture of saving and investing among younger generations.
Forbes: Trump Suspends ‘De Minimis’ Tariff Exemption For Goods Under $800
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to eliminate the "de minimis" trade exemption from tariffs. This change affects companies such as Temu and Shein, which previously shipped goods valued at or under $800 to the U.S. without paying import duties.
The executive order aims to tighten trade regulations and increase revenue from imports. Further updates on this developing story are expected.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: The Tears of Saint Monica
Saint Monica's unwavering prayers for her son Augustine illustrate the profound connection between motherhood and faith. Despite Augustine's struggles with delusion, it is Monica's persistent supplication that ultimately leads to his spiritual awakening.
Her selfless act of prayer embodies the essence of motherhood, highlighting the deep trust in God that accompanies such a role. As she pours her tears into her prayers, the narrative emphasizes that a mother's love and faith can transcend despair, nurturing hope for redemption.
#crime
GB News: Father and rugby star son named as victims in central London stabbing
Terry McMillan, 58, and his son Brendan, 27, were fatally stabbed at a business in Southwark, London. A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Three others were hospitalized following the incident, which occurred on July 28.
Brendan was a player for Old Colfeians Rugby Club, which mourned both father and son, highlighting their contributions and the impact of their loss on the community. Terry McMillan was the founder of The Trademark Group and a trustee of The McMillan Family Trust, a charity focused on youth empowerment.
#technology
The Economist: How Trump’s U-turn on chips could unleash Chinese AI
China's DeepSeek AI firm has developed competitive open-source AI models, despite U.S. export controls on advanced semiconductor chips. This development marks a significant shift, showcasing China's capability in AI technology that rivals American innovations.
The advancements highlight the potential for increased competition in the global AI landscape, raising concerns over the implications of U.S. restrictions on technology exports.