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#politics
Breitbart: Big, Beautiful Bill Stalls in House, Endangering Cornerstone of Trump's Legislative Agenda
The House of Representatives faced significant delays in advancing President Trump's proposed legislation, with a record-long vote stalling progress. Five Republicans joined Democrats in blocking the bill, while eight Republicans remained uncommitted. Speaker Mike Johnson must secure their support to move forward.
As negotiations continued, skepticism among Republican members began to wane, with some expressing newfound alignment with the Senate-passed version of the bill. Trump criticized hesitant Republicans, emphasizing the urgency to pass the legislation before potential fallout from delays.
The Western Journal: Brian Stelter and Other Mainstream Media Figures Are Panicking Over Trump's Deal with Paramount
Brian Stelter and other media figures expressed concern over a $16 million settlement between CBS's parent company, Paramount, and former President Trump regarding deceptive editing of a Kamala Harris interview. The settlement mandates CBS to release transcripts of future candidate interviews.
Critics argue this reflects Trump's influence over major media institutions, with some labeling it as "presidential extortion." The media's reaction suggests a fear of losing their ability to report freely and face accountability for their actions.
Fox News: White House reveals highest-paid staffers--and 8 taking no salaries
The Trump administration released its annual report detailing White House staff salaries, ranging from $59,070 to $225,700. The highest-paid employee is senior adviser Jacalynne Klopp, while 33 staffers, including press secretary Karoline Leavitt, earn $195,200.
The report notes 108 employees make between $59,000 and $80,000, and some staffers do not receive salaries due to overlapping government roles. Trump's salary is not listed, but he earns a base of $400,000 annually, with additional allowances.
#society
Fox News: From batteries to toothpaste, get your everyday essentials on sale during Amazon Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day is back from July 8 to July 11, offering significant discounts on a variety of products, including household essentials and tech gadgets. Prime members can take advantage of deals such as Crest Pro-Health toothpaste and Philips Sonicare toothbrushes.
Other notable discounts include Dove body washes and Puffs Plus Lotion tissues, among many more. To access these offers, customers can join Amazon Prime or start a 30-day free trial.
GB News: Nuclear test campaigners demand Keir Starmer acts after Labour promised to find answers
Campaigners for British nuclear test veterans are urging the government to fulfill promises made while in opposition regarding compensation and recognition for health issues linked to radiation exposure. Veterans exposed during tests in the 1950s and 1960s claim the government has not provided adequate support or accountability.
Despite commitments from Labour leaders, progress has been slow, with key medical records still classified. Veterans express frustration over delays, fearing that the government is avoiding responsibility for the long-term health impacts on them and their families.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: America needs an honest reckoning over its spy agencies
Concerns are rising over the reliability of U.S. intelligence agencies following Donald Trump's assertion that they failed to accurately assess the threat from Iran's nuclear program prior to recent military strikes. This raises questions about the trustworthiness of current intelligence reports and the effectiveness of the air assault.
The implications of these intelligence failures could undermine confidence in national security assessments and the administration's handling of foreign threats. As America navigates its military and diplomatic strategies, the need for transparency and accountability in intelligence becomes increasingly critical.
Fox News: Rep. Eugene Vindman is 'furious' about US pause on weapons to Ukraine
Democratic Rep. Eugene Vindman expressed anger over the Pentagon's decision to pause critical weapons shipments to Ukraine, including Patriot missiles and artillery, citing risks to Ukrainian lives amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
The halt was prompted by concerns over U.S. munitions stockpiles, deemed dangerously low. The White House defended the move as prioritizing American interests, while military officials noted that replenishing these critical munitions will take time.
#economy
Breitbart: Golden Age: U.S Economy Adds 147,000 Jobs, Much Higher Than Expected, Unemployment Rate Unexpectedly Falls
In June, U.S. employers added 147,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate dropping to 4.1%, contrary to expectations of a slowdown due to tariffs. Revisions to previous months increased job gains by 16,000.
Wage growth continued, with average hourly earnings rising 0.2% in June and 3.7% year-over-year. The private sector saw 74,000 jobs added, while the public sector contributed 73,000. Notably, the federal workforce decreased by 7,000.
Le Monde: Shein hit with €40 million fine in France over 'deceptive commercial practices'
French authorities have fined e-commerce giant Shein €40 million for deceptive commercial practices, including misleading customers on price reductions and environmental impact. An investigation revealed that many advertised discounts were actually price increases, with over half offering no real savings.
Shein, which has rapidly expanded its market share in France, accepted the fine and stated it is committed to transparency and compliance with regulations. The company faces criticism for its environmental impact and labor practices associated with "ultrafast fashion."
#crime
Breitbart: Chicago Drive-by Shooting Leaves 4 Dead and 14 Others Wounded
A drive-by shooting in downtown Chicago resulted in four fatalities and 14 injuries late Wednesday night. Most victims were in their 20s and 30s, with at least three in critical condition. The shooting occurred outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge during a rapper's album release party.
No suspects are in custody as police continue to investigate the incident. The shooting took place in the River North neighborhood, with the assailant fleeing the scene immediately after opening fire into a crowd.