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#politics
The Mirror: Starmer breaks silence on Rachel Reeves' tears during PMQs
Keir Starmer expressed strong support for Chancellor Rachel Reeves, praising her performance amid a challenging week for the government. Reeves, who appeared emotional during PMQs, faced criticism over recent welfare policy reversals. Starmer clarified that her tears were due to personal issues, not political matters.
Cabinet ministers rallied behind Reeves, emphasizing her resilience and capability in her role. The Prime Minister assured that she has his full confidence and will remain Chancellor for the foreseeable future, despite the political pressures surrounding her.
Front Page Magazine: American Independence Movement
The United States and Argentina have officially withdrawn from the World Health Organization (WHO) due to dissatisfaction with its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and other health crises. Both countries cited concerns over the WHO's lack of transparency, disproportionate financial demands, and political influence as reasons for their departure.
The article suggests that this withdrawal could pave the way for the U.S. to exit the United Nations as well, criticizing various UN agencies for failing to uphold their missions and suggesting a need for a renewed American independence movement.
Front Page Magazine: Mamdani Lied That He Was Black To Get Into Columbia...
Zohran Mamdani allegedly misrepresented his race to gain admission to Columbia University, claiming to be Black, but was ultimately rejected. His leftist supporters are now redefining "African-American" to include anyone born in Africa, including figures like Elon Musk.
Mamdani, who identifies as an American born in Africa, faced backlash for his claims and is struggling with his political support among Black voters. Critics highlight the absurdity of his situation, comparing it to other controversial figures who have faced similar accusations regarding racial identity.
GB News: Donald Trump's 'big beautiful bill' passes by wafer-thin margin as President handed MAGA mandate
Donald Trump's significant legislative victory comes with the passage of his "big, beautiful bill" by Congress, approved by a narrow 218 to 214 vote. The bill allocates funds for border security and missile defense while making Trump's tax cuts permanent and expanding tax breaks for families and businesses.
Despite opposition from some, including Elon Musk, who criticized the bill for potentially increasing the deficit by over $3 trillion, it garnered mostly Republican support. The President is set to formally sign the bill soon.
#society
Breitbart: Cuba Goes on Repression Spree to Keep Residents from July 4 Celebration
Cuba's government intensified repression against journalists, activists, and dissidents to obstruct their attendance at the U.S. embassy's Fourth of July celebration in Havana. Reports indicate that several individuals were placed under house arrest or arrested outright to prevent their participation.
The U.S. chargé d’affaires, Mike Hammer, has faced accusations from the regime for his engagement with local communities. The crackdown reflects the government's efforts to isolate dissent and counter perceived U.S. influence amid heightened tensions.
The Mirror: Liverpool star Diogo Jota, 28, dies in tragic car crash days after his wedding
Diogo Jota, the 28-year-old Liverpool forward, has died in a car accident in Zamora, Spain, along with his brother Andre. The crash was reportedly caused by a tyre blowout, leading to a fire. Jota had recently married and leaves behind three children.
Tributes have poured in from across the football community, including statements from the Portuguese Football Federation and fellow players like Cristiano Ronaldo. Liverpool FC expressed deep sorrow and requested privacy for the grieving families.
#economy
Breitbart: Amazon's 'Prime Day' Discounts Alarm Chinese Sellers Feeling the Tariff Pain
Amazon's "Prime Day" sale from July 8 to 11 coincides with President Trump's tariff policies, causing concern among Chinese resellers. While some tariffs have decreased, sellers face increased costs, impacting their pricing strategies. Analysts note that Amazon's online model is less affected than brick-and-mortar stores.
The fireworks industry, heavily reliant on Chinese imports, is also feeling the pinch from tariffs, with potential price increases and shortages. Retailers have struggled with fluctuating tariffs, prompting industry groups to lobby for relief ahead of next year's significant Fourth of July celebrations.
Forbes: 5 Key Ways Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Will Transform Your Own Taxes
The House has narrowly passed President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, which includes substantial tax cuts projected to increase the deficit by $3.1 trillion over the next decade. Key provisions include making individual tax rates permanent, significantly raising state and local tax deductions, and enhancing the child tax credit.
Additional benefits include tax exemptions for tips, overtime, and car loan interest, alongside a $6,000 deduction for seniors over 65 and a $15 million estate tax exemption. These changes aim to provide relief primarily to middle-class taxpayers and seniors.
#military
Breitbart: South Korea Announces $6 Billion Deal to Supply Tanks to Poland
South Korea has finalized a $6 billion deal to supply Poland with 180 K2 tanks, marking its largest single weapon export. This follows a $22 billion agreement from August 2022 that included various military equipment.
The new deal involves technology transfers, with 63 tanks to be produced in Poland. Despite political upheaval in South Korea, the Defense Acquisition Program Administration confirmed the deal's progress, reflecting the country's growing role in the global defense market.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Gallup Poll: Pride in America Tumbles to New Low
A recent Gallup poll shows a record-low 58% of U.S. adults express pride in being American, a decline from 67% last year. This drop is largely attributed to Democrats, whose pride has fallen sharply, while Republican pride remains high. Younger generations, especially Gen Z, show significantly less national pride.
In response, Congressman Wesley Hunt is advocating for July to be designated as American Pride Month, emphasizing the importance of teaching American history and celebrating national values. He argues that this initiative aims to reclaim patriotism and honor the country's founding ideals.
#education
Forbes: Unprecedented Student Loan Overhaul In ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Passes House, Heads To Trump
The House has approved President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," which significantly alters federal student loan programs and imposes cuts to Medicaid and nutritional benefits. The legislation passed on a party-line vote, with Republicans arguing it addresses waste and fraud, while Democrats claim it harms low-income families.
The bill phases out current income-driven repayment plans and restricts options for future students, potentially increasing debt burdens. While the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program remains intact, proposed changes could affect its accessibility.
#sports
Breitbart: REPORT: Liverpool Star Killed in Car Accident Was Forbidden to Fly
Diogo Jota, a 28-year-old Liverpool soccer player, and his brother, Andre Silva, tragically died in a car accident in Spain. The pair was traveling from Portugal to Spain for a ferry when Jota's Lamborghini veered off the road after a tire burst.
Jota had recently undergone surgery, which prevented him from flying. He leaves behind three children and had just married weeks prior. Cristiano Ronaldo expressed his condolences on social media, highlighting the senselessness of the loss.
#other
Forbes: NYT ‘Connections’ Hints For Friday, July 4: Today’s Clues And Answers
Today's NYT Connections features a grid of 16 words to categorize into four groups based on their links. The groups are themed around abbreviations, with connections to identification, locations, musical terms, and a specific magazine.
The groups are as follows: Yellow group relates to "ID" (e.g., DRIVER LICENSE), Green group to "IN" (e.g., INCH), Blue group to "LA" (e.g., LANTHANUM), and Purple group to "OK" (e.g., OKLAHOMA). Each group presents varying levels of difficulty.