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#politics
The Economist: The Supreme Court keeps helping Donald Trump
The Supreme Court has been notably active despite deciding only 55 fully argued cases, the lowest since the Civil War, except for 2020. President Trump has utilized the court's emergency docket, resulting in 12 out of 15 resolved applications favoring him, raising concerns about executive power expansion.
This trend highlights the court's increasing involvement in urgent matters, reflecting a shift in judicial dynamics under Trump's administration. The implications of these decisions could resonate across various aspects of governance and law.
Breitbart: NYPD Chief of Dept.: Mamdani 'Foolish' to Call for Ending Our Unit that Patrols Protests
NYPD Chief John Chell defended the Strategic Response Group (SRG) in response to calls for its abolition by mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Chell highlighted the SRG's effectiveness in managing over 6,000 protests since October 7, noting the absence of major incidents.
He criticized those advocating for its disbandment as uninformed, emphasizing the unit's professionalism in maintaining order during large demonstrations, including the recent No Kings protests.
The Economist: Why Thomas Jefferson is rolling in his grave
Thomas Jefferson's vision for the University of Virginia (UVA) is challenged as the institution faces a leadership vacuum. President James Ryan announced his resignation amid pressure from the Trump administration, marking a significant shift in governance since the university's founding.
This development raises questions about the influence of political power on educational institutions, reflecting broader concerns about autonomy and governance in American universities.
Breitbart: Immigration Tops Issues Driving Support to Farage's Reform From Conservatives
A YouGov survey reveals that immigration is the primary reason former Conservative Party members are defecting to Nigel Farage's Reform UK, with 56% citing a lack of trust in the Tories on this issue. Despite attempts to present a tougher stance on immigration, the Conservatives' record levels of migration have led to significant voter discontent.
The survey also indicates that 88% of those who switched to Reform prioritize immigration, compared to lower percentages among remaining Conservative supporters. Reform UK has gained traction among both disillusioned Conservatives and working-class Labour voters, positioning itself as a frontrunner in upcoming elections.
#society
The Economist: Support for gay marriage is declining in America
Support for gay marriage in America is declining, reversing the trend that saw increasing acceptance since the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling in Obergefell v Hodges. Initially met with strong opposition, public opinion shifted over the years, but recent polls indicate a downturn in support.
The intertwining of gay and trans rights may be contributing to this decline, as public sentiment appears to be shifting away from the once-growing acceptance of same-sex marriage.
Breitbart: Go Woke, Go Broke: Jaguar Sales Crash by 97% After Controversial Rebrand
Jaguar's vehicle sales in Europe plummeted by 97.5% in April 2025, with only 49 units sold compared to 1,961 the previous year. This decline follows the company's controversial rebranding and a new advertising campaign that did not feature any cars.
Year-to-date sales have also dropped 75.1%, reflecting a shift away from Jaguar's heritage towards a lifestyle-focused brand. The managing director defended the campaign as bold, claiming the message was misunderstood amid social media backlash.
Liberty Nation News: Where’s the Beef on Independence Day? - Liberty Nation News
The Fourth of July is a major celebration for Americans, with about 65% planning to grill or picnic. Despite rising beef prices, savings on gas and lower bun costs help offset expenses, with an estimated $130 spent for gatherings of ten.
The holiday also boosts the economy, with Americans expected to spend $8.9 billion on food and $2.8 billion on fireworks. While some younger Americans express less enthusiasm for the holiday, many still cherish the tradition of gathering with family and friends.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Putin's attempt to 'play Trump' on Ukraine will fail, former national security advisor says
Russian President Vladimir Putin has escalated attacks on Ukraine, launching the largest aerial strike since the conflict began. Retired Gen. H.R. McMaster suggests that Putin's aggressive strategy is a façade to project strength, while he is actually facing significant economic challenges.
The U.S. has paused some weapons shipments to Ukraine, raising concerns about the impact on the conflict. McMaster believes this situation may prompt former President Trump to adopt a firmer stance against Putin, emphasizing the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine.
Breitbart: Hostage-Ceasefire Deal Takes Shape; Hamas Insists UN Control Aid
A potential hostage-and-ceasefire agreement is emerging between Israel and Hamas, with plans for the release of several living hostages in exchange for a 60-day pause in fighting. President Trump indicated that a deal could be finalized next week during Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to the White House.
The deal may involve the return of living and deceased hostages, but details remain unclear, including whether Israel will release Palestinian prisoners or withdraw its military from Gaza. Hamas has requested that the UN resume control of aid in Gaza. A ceasefire could pave the way for broader regional peace efforts.
The Telegraph: Trump has hung Ukraine out to dry
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has complied with various U.S. demands regarding military aid, yet recent reports indicate the U.S. Department of Defense has paused key weapons deliveries to Ukraine, leaving it vulnerable to Russian attacks. This decision raises concerns about U.S. commitment to Ukraine's defense.
Despite Trump signaling opposition to future arms shipments, the freeze on already promised weapons appears counterproductive. European nations are struggling to fill the gap left by U.S. support, with many relying on purchasing U.S. arms to donate to Ukraine. The situation for Zelensky is increasingly precarious.
Times Of Israel: France says decision on Iran sanctions hinges on release of imprisoned nationals
France is considering reimposing sanctions on Iran, contingent upon the release of two French detainees accused of espionage for Israel. Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot emphasized that resolving the situation of Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris is a top priority.
Iran recently halted cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog amid escalating tensions following military actions between Iran and Israel. The detainees face serious charges, including espionage and plotting against the regime, which could lead to severe penalties.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF vehicle in deadly Hamas attack had critical defects; 94 Gazans said killed
Defects in an IDF armored personnel carrier allowed a Hamas operative to kill seven soldiers in an attack in Khan Younis, prompting criticism from families for negligence and outdated equipment. The IDF conducted airstrikes across Gaza in retaliation, targeting military infrastructure.
As hostilities continue, Israel is reportedly open to ceasefire talks and a framework for hostage release, while Hamas has expressed conditional willingness for a ceasefire. The situation remains tense, with ongoing casualties reported on both sides.
#crime
Fox News: How the Justice Department carried out a $14.6B healthcare fraud takedown
The Department of Justice announced the largest healthcare fraud takedown in U.S. history, charging 324 defendants involved in a scheme that allegedly defrauded Medicare and other programs of $14.6 billion. This operation, which included international arrests, highlights the growing sophistication of transnational criminal organizations.
Officials emphasized the need for aggressive prosecution and advanced data analysis to combat healthcare fraud. The takedown revealed disturbing trends, such as the use of artificial intelligence to create fake consent recordings, and involved numerous healthcare professionals among those charged.
#other
GB News: Huge win for Ryanair passengers as airline confirms it will expand free baggage allowance within weeks
Ryanair will soon increase its free cabin baggage dimensions from 40x25x20cm to 40x30x20cm, exceeding the new European minimum size. This change aims to simplify passenger experiences and align with industry standards, benefiting all travelers.
Additionally, the EU Parliament's transport committee approved regulations for free cabin bags up to 7kg on all EU flights, pending further approvals. Airlines warn this may lead to higher ticket prices and operational challenges due to limited overhead space.