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#politics
The Western Journal: Mamdani Finally Returns from Africa, Quickly Begins Twisting Manhattan Shooting to Fit His Political Agenda
Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani called for stricter gun control measures following a mass shooting in Manhattan, despite New York's already stringent laws. He expressed support for a nationwide ban on assault rifles while benefiting from an NYPD security detail.
Critics argue that Mamdani's stance is hypocritical, as calls for more gun control do not address the root causes of gun violence and may hinder self-defense rights for law-abiding citizens. They contend that criminals will still find ways to obtain firearms illegally, undermining the effectiveness of such laws.
#society
GB News: Aldi unveils 'perfectly refreshing' £2 tipples as demand skyrockets – but Britons must act fast
Interest in canned wine in Britain has surged, with online searches doubling since June. Aldi is capitalizing on this trend by offering 20cl cans of sparkling wine at £1.89, providing convenient options for outdoor events without the need for corkscrews or glassware.
The range includes Pinot Grigio Fizz and Pinot Grigio Blush Fizz, both praised for their quality and taste. Additionally, Aldi's Toro Loco Superior Rosé has gained popularity for its value, with positive customer feedback highlighting its refreshing qualities. Stocks are limited, encouraging quick purchases.
The Federalist: We Need To Get Women Out Of Men’s Spaces
Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge's response to a violent mob attack has drawn criticism, with claims that her focus on social media commentary overshadows the incident's reality. Theetge's remarks suggest a concern for public perception rather than accountability for police response.
The piece argues that policing and similar professions should remain male-dominated, asserting that women in leadership roles compromise effectiveness and reflect a broader issue of feminist ideology influencing public service. It calls for a reevaluation of gender roles in these fields.
Fox News: Cincinnati official under fire for celebrating brutal attack and more top headlines
Cincinnati officials face backlash for celebrating a violent attack, while left-wing activists protested at a GOP congressman's home. A trans scandal at SJSU escalates with new allegations from a female athlete.
In other news, a Navy pilot safely ejects before a jet crash, and a man is charged with killing his parents during a hike. A "Medicaid millionaire" buys a luxury car while on government benefits.
#economy
Forbes: 62,000 Jobs Were Lost In July—With DOGE, AI And Tariffs To Blame, Report Says
In 2025, U.S. employers have cut over 806,000 jobs, surpassing all of 2024's total. July alone saw 62,000 job losses, driven by federal government cuts, artificial intelligence advancements, and the impact of tariffs from the Trump administration.
The government sector led with 292,294 job cuts, while technology and retail followed. Despite the layoffs, hiring plans have increased, with 86,132 positions expected to be filled this year, particularly in entertainment and leisure.
#military
The Economist: US Space Command is preparing for satellite-on-satellite combat
US Space Command is preparing for potential satellite-on-satellite combat, as demonstrated by recent military operations involving American and French satellites. General Stephen Whiting highlighted the importance of these maneuvers, particularly in response to perceived threats from adversaries like Russia.
The operations aim to showcase the capability to inspect and manipulate satellites in close proximity, signaling readiness to operate collaboratively in space.
#crime
Fox News: Reno, Nevada casino shooting remains a mystery as police reveal suspect fired 80 shots
A shooting at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno left three dead and several injured when 26-year-old Dakota Hawver opened fire with a 9mm handgun, firing 80 shots. The motive remains unclear, and investigators found no connections between Hawver and the victims.
Hawver was critically injured in a shootout with police after the rampage. Two victims were shot while waiting for a ride, and a third was killed while driving through the parking lot. The investigation is ongoing.