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Aug 24, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Texas map fight escalates as Jeffries vows ‘all options’ to stop GOP plan
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries emphasized that Texas Democrats will vigorously oppose the GOP's proposed congressional redistricting, which aims to shift Democratic voters into Republican-leaning districts. He stated that they will fight politically, legally, and seek public support to protect their interests.
The GOP's redistricting plan is part of a broader strategy to maintain House control amid midterm election challenges. Meanwhile, Democrats in other states, including California, are considering similar moves to counteract Republican efforts, despite facing significant legislative and legal obstacles.
Breitbart: Whitehouse: 'Possibility' a Republican Joins Senate Dems to Subpoena Epstein Files
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse indicated a potential bipartisan effort to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein materials, noting ongoing Democratic initiatives in the Senate. He highlighted concerns over the Department of Justice's lack of action on suspicious financial activities linked to Epstein.
Whitehouse mentioned that if the DOJ remains uncooperative, a Republican senator might join Democrats to strengthen the subpoena effort. The situation reflects ongoing tensions regarding transparency and accountability in investigations related to Epstein.
#society
Breitbart: Disney Sued by Irishwoman for Series Portraying Her as IRA Assassin
Marian Price is suing Disney for defamation over her portrayal in the series "Say Nothing," which depicts the historical case of Jean McConville's disappearance and murder during The Troubles in Northern Ireland. Price, who is shown as killing McConville, denies involvement and seeks to have the scene removed.
The series has received critical acclaim, including an Emmy nomination for writing. Price argues there is no evidence linking her to the murder and maintains her innocence.
The Western Journal: Tech Company CEO Faces Uphill Battle as Coldplay Lawsuit Rumors Swirl: Legal Experts
Disgraced ex-Astronomer CEO Andy Byron faces significant legal challenges if he pursues a lawsuit against Coldplay's Chris Martin, following a viral incident at a concert. Legal experts argue Byron lacks grounds for a case, particularly regarding privacy expectations at such events.
Both Byron and HR colleague Kristin Cabot resigned after public scrutiny over their apparent affair. Experts suggest Byron's potential defamation claim would be difficult to prove, and pursuing legal action may further damage his reputation. Ultimately, responsibility lies with Byron and Cabot for their actions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Zelensky Calls For Regime Change to Remove Putin Permanently
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia will remain a threat to its neighbors even after the war unless the global community works to change the regime in Moscow. He criticized Russia's leadership for being "mentally stuck in another era" and called for stronger sanctions to dismantle its war capabilities.
Zelensky reported ongoing Russian airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties and urged European nations to take decisive action against Russia to prevent future destabilization. He emphasized the need to confiscate Russian assets and limit its military and energy resources.
#economy
GB News: Ford risks $2billion loss from Trump's tariffs, electric car switch and expensive vehicle recalls
Ford reported an $800 million loss from import duties in Q2 2025, raising its annual tariff forecast to $3 billion. Despite surpassing earnings expectations, the company revised its full-year earnings guidance down to $6.5 billion to $7.5 billion amid ongoing tariff pressures.
The automaker's electric vehicle division continues to incur heavy losses, with projections suggesting a potential $5.5 billion loss for 2025. Ford's CEO emphasized ongoing discussions with the White House regarding tariff negotiations, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding future costs.
Breitbart: Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group Cutting 10 Percent of Its Workforce
Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group announced a 10% workforce reduction as part of a shift to a global management structure. The layoffs will affect departments including marketing, distribution, and production, reflecting strategic changes to adapt to the current marketplace.
Leadership emphasized the need for these adjustments to enhance audience engagement and ensure successful film releases. The transition aims to better meet local needs while implementing a global operating model.
#other
Breitbart: Swedish Citizen Convicted Over Islamic State Execution by Burning Cage
A Swedish man, Osama Krayem, was sentenced to life in prison for his involvement in the 2015 killing of Jordanian pilot Mu´ath al-Kaseasbeh by the Islamic State. Krayem was part of the group that captured and burned the pilot in a cage, and he has a history of terrorism-related convictions in France and Belgium.
Krayem traveled to Syria to fight for ISIS and was previously sentenced for his role in the 2015 Paris attacks and the 2016 Brussels bombings. His actions were part of a broader campaign of terror linked to the Islamic State, which aimed to pressure Jordan to withdraw from the U.S.-led coalition against the group.