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#politics
Breitbart: Samantha Bee Agrees with Colbert Show Cancelation: 'It Definitely was Hemorrhaging Money'
Samantha Bee commented on CBS's cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show, citing substantial financial losses of $40 million annually. She noted that audience preferences have shifted, leading to declining viewership for legacy shows.
Bee also suggested that corporate mergers could influence such decisions, particularly in light of political dynamics. CBS stated the cancellation was purely financial, despite claims of political retaliation.
#society
Breitbart: UK Police Arrest Gardener in His Own Garden For Carrying Trowel, Sickle
A Manchester gardener, Samuel Rowe, was arrested for possessing what police deemed an “offensive weapon” while trimming his hedge with gardening tools. Officers reportedly refused to acknowledge the tools' legitimate use, leading to his interrogation without legal representation.
Rowe accepted a police caution to return home but is concerned it will hinder his job prospects. UK laws permit carrying certain tools for work, yet the incident highlights ongoing issues with police interpretations of weapon regulations.
Le Monde: UNICEF France calls for protecting underage victims of criminal exploitation rather than punishment
UNICEF France has released a report advocating for the protection of children from criminal exploitation, citing recent cases of minors being forced into drug trafficking and theft. The report criticizes the justice system for prioritizing punitive measures over socio-educational solutions for these vulnerable youths.
UNICEF emphasizes that many of these minors are victims of exploitation and addiction, calling for a shift in how authorities address their situations. The report includes 75 recommendations aimed at improving protections for children involved in criminal activities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: As Israel’s allies turn on it, here’s the least bad of the lousy options for ‘victory’ in Gaza
Israel has faced mounting international criticism over its humanitarian aid policies in Gaza amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. Initial proposals included deploying floating hospitals and cruise ships for aid, but many ideas were not implemented. After halting aid for 11 weeks, Israel has recently agreed to increase supplies due to reports of starvation and emaciated children in Gaza.
The Israeli government is struggling with military strategy and governance options for Gaza, with Prime Minister Netanyahu caught between far-right coalition demands and international pressure for a more humane approach. The situation has led to Israel being perceived as a pariah state, with calls for a Palestinian state gaining traction among global allies, including the U.S. under Trump.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Keeps Aug. 1 Deadline For Lifting Tariff Pause
President Trump announced that the U.S. will reinstate reciprocal tariffs against nations that do not reach a new trade agreement by the Aug. 1 deadline. He specifically called out India, stating it would face a 25% tariff for non-monetary trade barriers and military purchases from Russia.
Trump emphasized that the deadline will not be extended and criticized India's trade practices and military ties with Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
#religion
GB News: Pope Leo condemns vile Isis terror attack on church which left 49 Christian worshippers dead
Pope Leo has condemned a brutal ISIS attack on a church in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that left 49 Christian worshippers dead. The attack, carried out by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), involved militants using knives and machetes during a night vigil.
The Pope expressed sorrow for the victims, urging that their blood become a seed of peace. The UN and US State Department also condemned the violence, highlighting it as a serious violation of humanitarian law. The ADF aims to establish an Islamic caliphate in the region, raising concerns about the rise of jihadism in sub-Saharan Africa.
#culture
Breitbart: Trump Says ‘Lack of talent’ Got Colbert Canceled, ‘Less Talented Jimmy Kimmel’ and ‘Insecure Jimmy Fallon’ Are Next
President Trump denied responsibility for the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show, attributing it to a lack of talent and financial losses for CBS. He predicted that other late-night hosts, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon, would follow suit due to similar issues.
CBS executives stated the decision was purely financial and unrelated to performance, despite critics suggesting political motives. Trump expressed satisfaction with Colbert's firing, highlighting what he perceives as a decline in talent among late-night hosts.
#crime
Forbes: Epstein Grand Jury Documents: Transcripts Won’t Include Victim Interviews, Trump DOJ Says
The Justice Department confirmed that grand jury documents in the cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell contain only law enforcement interviews and no direct testimony from Epstein's victims. This suggests the materials may lack the significant details the public seeks.
The Trump administration is pushing for these grand jury documents to be unsealed, citing public interest, but federal law restricts such disclosures. The DOJ argues that the materials could provide valuable information while protecting victims' identities, though it remains uncertain if courts will grant this request.
Fox News: How AI is now helping hackers fool your browser's security tools
Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI-powered cloaking techniques to evade detection by security systems. This method allows them to present benign pages to automated scanners while displaying harmful content only to actual users, making it more challenging to identify phishing and malware sites.
Emerging platforms like Hoax Tech and JS Click Cloaker facilitate this cloaking by analyzing visitor data to determine whether to show a harmless or malicious page. As these tactics become more sophisticated, individuals are urged to take precautions, such as using trusted sources and enabling two-factor authentication, to protect against these advanced scams.
Fox News: Newsom office dismisses crime fears, defends sanctuary policies amid surge in violence: 'Fake news'
Experts are linking rising crime rates in Democratic-run cities to sanctuary policies that protect illegal immigrants. Following a shooting of a CBP officer by two illegal immigrants with extensive criminal records, the Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against New York City for its sanctuary policies.
California officials, including Gov. Gavin Newsom, have dismissed these claims as "fake news," arguing that crime rates have decreased in the state. However, critics contend that these policies allow dangerous criminals to evade deportation, contributing to public safety issues.