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#politics
Fox News: Dem ignites showdown after declaring GOP is only pro-life so kids can grow up and 'get shot in school’
Rep. Maxwell Frost, during a House Rules Committee hearing, criticized pro-life Republicans for their stance on gun violence, claiming they only care about children until birth. His remarks led to a heated exchange with Republican members, who defended their pro-life position.
The debate highlighted contrasting views on gun rights and healthcare, with Democrats arguing for a focus on health issues over Second Amendment advocacy. The session concluded amid tensions, with Republicans asserting their commitment to life from conception to natural death.
Fox News: Biden claims he's 'getting calls' from European leaders wanting him to 'get engaged'
Former President Joe Biden stated that he continues to receive calls from European leaders seeking his advice since leaving office. During a speech at the SHRM convention, he mentioned staying engaged with global issues and discussing matters with both Democratic and Republican colleagues.
Biden also revealed he is working on a memoir, aiming for a 500-page book to be published by March. He has remained mostly out of the public eye since leaving the presidency, with his limited appearances receiving mixed reactions from Democrats.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: 'Big, Beautiful Bill' passed by Congress
Congress passed President Trump's significant agenda bill, advancing policies on tax, border security, defense, energy, and national debt. The bill narrowly passed the House with a 218-214 vote, mostly along party lines, and is set for Trump's signature.
The Pentagon reported that U.S. airstrikes have delayed Iran's nuclear program by two years. Meanwhile, the Justice Department conducted a major healthcare fraud crackdown amounting to $14.6 billion. Discussions on noncitizen rights and military involvement in immigration enforcement continue.
#society
Fox News: SEE IT: Small plane flips over in South Carolina backyard after pilot's deliberate maneuver
A Cessna 150 flipped over in a South Carolina backyard during a rough landing on June 29. The pilot, aiming for a grass strip, misjudged the landing speed and opted to flip the aircraft to avoid further damage. The FAA is investigating the incident, which is classified as an accident.
The pilot survived the incident, and the National Transportation Safety Board is assessing the extent of the damage to the aircraft. The investigation is ongoing.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump-Putin Call: President Says No Progress Made With Putin On Ukraine-Russia War
President Trump reported a lengthy phone call with Russian President Putin regarding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, stating he made no progress toward a peacemaking deal. He expressed dissatisfaction with the situation, highlighting a shift in U.S. involvement under his administration.
Since February, Trump has reduced his engagement in negotiations, coinciding with a pause in U.S. weapons shipments to Ukraine amid concerns about stockpiles. The conversation also touched on Iran, following recent military actions by Israel and the U.S.
#history
The Federalist: In 1976 We Celebrated The Bicentennial By Painting Fire Hydrants
In 1976, the U.S. celebrated its bicentennial, marked by community initiatives like painting fire hydrants in patriotic colors and distributing themed merchandise. This celebration fostered a sense of national pride and provided opportunities for parents to teach children about American history.
Looking ahead to the 2026 semiquincentennial, events are planned to engage youth and promote volunteerism, emphasizing the importance of remembering and celebrating America's history. The hope is that today's children will appreciate the significance of liberty and resilience in the nation’s story.
#health
GB News: How to live longer: Miracle supplement shown to mimic effects of exercise may slow down ageing
A study from the Chinese Academy of Sciences suggests that betaine, a compound found in certain foods, could replicate some health benefits of exercise without physical activity. The research indicates that betaine reduces inflammation, enhances metabolism, and slows aging.
The study involved young men undergoing controlled exercise regimens, revealing that sustained activity boosts betaine production, improving metabolic function and immune response. While promising, researchers caution that further studies are needed to assess safety and efficacy across diverse populations.
#crime
Fox News: Accused Minnesota lawmaker slayer asks for special accommodations during court appearance
Vance Luther Boelter, 57, appeared in court after being accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. He requested accommodations for his jail stay, including a cell with no lights on 24/7 and a pencil for note-taking.
Boelter faces multiple charges, including murder and firearm-related offenses, following a two-day manhunt. His next court date is pending as the case will go to a grand jury for indictment.
The Telegraph: Mexican boxer detained by ICE over alleged cartel links
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., son of boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez, was arrested by ICE agents in California for alleged ties to the Sinaloa cartel. He was taken into custody after overstaying a tourist visa, with Mexican authorities holding an active arrest warrant for organized crime and firearm trafficking.
Chavez Jr. recently lost a fight against Jake Paul and is now facing serious legal troubles as the DHS claims he is affiliated with the cartel.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Voter sentiment on AI improves, but skepticism remains
A recent Fox News survey reveals mixed sentiments about artificial intelligence (AI) among voters. While 43% view AI positively, nearly half (47%) consider it detrimental to society. Urban, younger, and nonwhite voters are more likely to see AI favorably, while rural and older demographics express skepticism.
The survey also indicates a growing comfort with AI, as 27% of respondents use AI platforms regularly. However, a significant majority (62%) lack confidence in the government's ability to regulate AI effectively. Overall, voters display a range of opinions, reflecting both optimism and concern regarding the impact of AI on society.