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#politics
Fox News: Senate GOP eyes rules revolt as Dems stonewall Trump nominees
Senate Republicans are considering changes to the confirmation process for President Trump's nominees due to ongoing delays caused by Senate Democrats. Options include shortening debate times or bundling nominations to expedite approvals, as frustrations mount over the current pace.
Democrats argue they are following the same rules used by Republicans during Biden's presidency. Some Republicans, however, believe changes are necessary to prevent further obstruction. The situation reflects a growing partisan divide over the nomination process and the Senate's role in it.
The Economist: Could AI tilt the outcome of elections?
The 2024 elections are seen as the first influenced by artificial intelligence, raising concerns about the potential for deepfakes and misinformation versus the benefits of improved communication and information access for voters.
The dual nature of AI's impact on politics highlights both risks and opportunities in shaping electoral outcomes.
#society
The Economist: In Britain, same-sex marriages are more common for women than men
Twelve years after the legalization of same-sex marriage in England and Wales, the institution has gained widespread acceptance, with three-quarters of Britons now in support. While more women are entering into same-sex marriages, men appear to derive greater benefits from these unions.
The initial opposition from groups like the Church of England has largely diminished, reflecting a significant cultural shift in attitudes towards gay marriage in Britain.
The Western Journal: 25 People Aboard Delta Flight Hospitalized After Severe Turbulence
Twenty-five people were hospitalized after severe turbulence on a Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam. The Airbus A33-900 encountered significant turbulence at 37,000 feet, causing it to drop abruptly and necessitating an emergency landing in Minneapolis.
Passengers reported a chaotic scene, with many hitting the ceiling and suffering injuries. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, while Delta expressed gratitude to emergency responders.
Le Monde: Palestinian student in France probed over 'hateful' online posts
A Palestinian student from Gaza has lost her place at Sciences Po university in Lille, France, due to allegations of posting anti-Semitic messages and justifying terrorism. Authorities are investigating her online activity, which included incendiary content, and have ordered her to leave France.
The student arrived in France on a scholarship and was recommended by the French consulate in Jerusalem. This incident occurs amid rising tensions related to the Israel-Gaza conflict, as France navigates its diplomatic stance on Palestinian statehood while condemning Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: PM meets Witkoff on talks logjam as Trump says Hamas surrender will end Gaza’s woes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US special envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss the Gaza conflict and stalled hostage negotiations, with Trump urging Hamas to surrender to alleviate the humanitarian crisis. Witkoff may visit Gaza to assess aid distribution amid international backlash.
Israel has begun pausing fighting to facilitate aid, while French officials criticized the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for violence during aid distribution. The ongoing war has resulted in significant casualties, with claims of over 60,000 deaths in Gaza and 459 in Israel.
#military
The Western Journal: Developing: F-35 Crashes in California, Pilot Airlifted to Hospital
An F-35 fighter jet crashed near Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, on Wednesday. The pilot successfully ejected and was airlifted to a hospital. An investigation is ongoing, and the incident raises concerns about the safety record of the F-35 program, which has seen multiple crashes recently.
The F-35 program is projected to cost $2 trillion, with individual jets exceeding $100 million. Given the pattern of crashes, there are growing calls for accountability regarding the safety of these aircraft before further taxpayer money is spent.
#culture
Fox News: 5 nutrient-rich foods instead of multivitamins, plus Ancient Roman soldier's paycheck unearthed
Doctors recommend nutrient-rich foods as effective alternatives to multivitamins. Meanwhile, a restaurant has closed after a viral confrontation between a chef and a TikTok influencer drew significant backlash.
In other news, silver denarii linked to the Roman Empire were discovered underground, sparking interest among experts.
Forbes: ‘Christmas In July’ Draws 12 Millions To Hallmark In Channel’s Offseason
The Hallmark Channel's "Christmas in July" event attracted over 12.6 million viewers with four new holiday movies and a docuseries. This initiative, which started in 2012, made Hallmark the top entertainment cable network on weekends in July.
The original films topped viewership charts on their release dates, contributing to Hallmark's reputation as a leading network for women over 18, particularly during the holiday season. Last year, Hallmark aired 32 holiday films, drawing significant audiences.
Fox News: Katy Perry, Justin Trudeau fuel romance buzz with Montreal tour stop appearance
Justin Trudeau attended Katy Perry's concert in Montreal following their recent dinner together, sparking dating rumors. The former Canadian prime minister was seen enjoying the performance with his daughter and reportedly sang along to Perry's songs.
Perry recently split from Orlando Bloom, with whom she shares a daughter. Their representatives confirmed the breakup, citing ongoing relationship challenges. Trudeau also separated from his wife earlier this year.
#health
Le Monde: Glyphosate: French court clears Bayer-Monsanto of responsibility in birth defects case
After a lengthy legal battle, a French court ruled that Bayer, which acquired Monsanto, is not liable for the birth defects of Sabine Grataloup's son, Théo. The court found no link between the severe malformations and glyphosate exposure during her pregnancy.
Grataloup used a glyphosate-based weedkiller in 2006, unaware of her pregnancy and the potential risks. Théo was born with serious health issues in 2007.
#education
Fox News: Trump congratulates Ivy League school after $50M deal to restore federal funding: 'Woke is officially DEAD'
Brown University has agreed to pay $50 million over ten years to state workforce organizations as part of a settlement with the U.S. government, which will restore grant funding and end investigations into the school. President Trump praised the agreement, claiming it will eliminate anti-Semitism and discrimination at the university.
Brown's president stated the agreement was voluntary and does not involve payments to the federal government. She emphasized the university's commitment to protecting its community from harassment and discrimination while maintaining academic freedom.
#crime
Fox News: Cincinnati mayor missing during viral assault crisis as GOP senator slams absence, sets deadline for action
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval has faced criticism for taking a family vacation in Canada after a violent mob attack in the city left several injured. Despite learning about the brutal incident the same day, he prioritized a long-planned trip for his son's kindergarten milestone.
Local leaders, including Senator Bernie Moreno, have condemned the mayor's absence and called for a plan to address crime. The police have made some arrests, but the investigation continues, with more expected. Public outrage is mounting over the city's leadership response.
#sports
The Economist: England’s women’s soccer team bring it home
England's women's soccer team, the Lionesses, won the UEFA European Women’s Championship by defeating Spain in a thrilling match that culminated in a penalty shoot-out. This victory marks a significant moment of national pride and joy, contrasting with the men's team's long absence from tournament wins since 1966.
The triumph also highlights the growing prominence of women's sports in England, as the Lionesses overcame early setbacks in the tournament. Celebrations included a parade to Buckingham Palace, further emphasizing the team's impact on national morale.