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#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Signs Big Beautiful Bill into Law
President Donald Trump signed the Big Beautiful Bill into law on July 4, following its passage by the House the previous day. The signing occurred during a picnic for military families at the White House, hosted by Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.
#society
Le Monde: At least 13 are dead and 20 are missing in Texas flash flood
At least 13 people have died due to flash flooding in South-Central Texas, with over 20 girls from Camp Mystic still unaccounted for. The Guadalupe River rose dramatically overnight, causing significant destruction and prompting extensive rescue operations involving 500 personnel and helicopters.
Officials warn that additional rainfall is expected, raising concerns for further casualties. Residents are advised to avoid the area as many roads remain impassable. The flooding has been described as a "mass casualty event."
Breitbart: Cashwatch: L.A. Lifeguards Are Making up to $500,000, According to Watchdog
A report by Open the Books reveals that over 130 lifeguards in Los Angeles earned more than $200,000 last year, with one lifeguard exceeding $500,000. The compensation includes base pay, benefits, and overtime, raising concerns among taxpayers amid the city's financial struggles.
The disparity in pay is notable; ocean lifeguards earn significantly more than their pool counterparts, with the highest pool lifeguard making only $65,000. The report highlights the dangerous nature of ocean lifeguarding but questions the sustainability of such high compensation levels.
Breitbart: Actress Cynthia Nixon Slammed by Pro-Choice Fans for Wearing 'Make Abortion Great Again' Hat: 'You Need Help,' 'Nothing Great About Abortions'
Cynthia Nixon faced backlash from pro-abortion supporters after posting a photo on Instagram wearing a "Make Abortion Great Again" hat. Many fans expressed their disapproval, stating that while they support the pro-choice movement, the hat trivializes a serious issue and is in poor taste.
Critics emphasized that abortion is often a difficult decision and should not be celebrated. They urged Nixon to reconsider her approach, arguing that such expressions could harm the pro-choice cause and reinforce negative stereotypes. Nixon also endorsed socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, who has controversial views on various issues.
Forbes: Multiple Fatalities From Flash Floods In Central Texas
At least six people have died in central Texas due to severe flooding caused by torrential rainfall, with authorities expecting the death toll to rise as rescue efforts continue. The Guadalupe River surged to near-record levels, prompting flash flood warnings across several counties.
Heavy rainfall, exceeding 10 inches in some areas, led to rapid flooding, particularly in Kerr County, where a flash flood emergency was declared. Central Texas is susceptible to such flooding due to prior drought conditions that hinder soil absorption.
The Telegraph: American teenager arrested after illegally flying to Antarctica
Ethan Guo, a 19-year-old American, has been arrested in Antarctica for landing without permission while attempting to fly solo to all seven continents to raise funds for cancer research. Authorities in Chile claim he violated multiple regulations by altering his flight plan.
Guo aims to raise $1 million for cancer research, inspired by his cousin's battle with the disease. He aspires to be the first person to complete this solo flight challenge.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hamas says it is ready to start Gaza ceasefire talks 'immediately'
Hamas has expressed readiness to engage in ceasefire negotiations following consultations with Palestinian factions, coinciding with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Washington. The proposed truce includes a 60-day halt in fighting, where Hamas would release some hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
The ongoing conflict, sparked by Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, has resulted in severe humanitarian conditions in Gaza, with recent Israeli strikes causing numerous casualties. Amidst this, Netanyahu has reiterated his commitment to securing the return of all hostages.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Superman' Star David Corenswet Swaps 'The American Way' Motto for 'Truth, Justice, and Good Things'
Actor David Corenswet, who will play Superman in the upcoming film, has modified the iconic motto to "Truth, Justice, and good things," omitting "the American Way." He argues this reflects a more complex portrayal of the character, emphasizing internal struggles beyond his public persona.
This trend of distancing American identity from iconic superheroes is not new. Previous adaptations, such as Captain America and Wonder Woman, have similarly downplayed patriotic themes in favor of broader narratives, suggesting a shift in how these characters are presented in modern media.
Breitbart: Kathy Griffin Wildly Unrecognizable on Streets of L.A.
Kathy Griffin was spotted in Los Angeles, drawing attention for her unfiltered appearance and anti-Trump rhetoric. The 64-year-old comedienne wore her own merchandise and has shifted focus from comedy to political commentary, making controversial claims about the 2024 election and societal issues.
Her recent public outing sparked significant social media discussion, highlighting her ongoing prominence in political discourse rather than her comedic career.
#crime
GB News: Tesco shoplifter had brother waiting in getaway car in DISABLED bay
Amy Badger, 37, stole over £100 worth of items from a Tesco Express in Leicester, aided by her brother who waited outside in a running car. She was caught on CCTV and later arrested, pleading guilty in court. Badger received an 18-month conditional discharge and must pay compensation.
Her defense cited personal struggles, including mental health issues and family separation, arguing the theft was impulsive rather than planned. The court imposed costs totaling £225 in addition to the compensation owed to Tesco.