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Jul 4, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump v. California: Sanctuary cities to EV bans, Trump puts left-wing state under repeated scrutiny
President Trump has criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom's handling of various issues, including wildfires, immigration, and environmental policies. Trump claims Newsom's decisions have led to disasters, such as the state's wildfire management and sanctuary city status for illegal immigrants, which he argues undermines federal law enforcement.
In response, Newsom's office has defended its actions, asserting a focus on public safety and environmental protection. The ongoing conflict has seen Trump sign executive orders aimed at reversing California's regulations on water usage and vehicle emissions, while also threatening to withhold federal funding from the state.
GB News: Chopper's Political Podcast: Nigel Farage to face new political opposition as Jeremy Corbyn prepares to launch Reform 2.0
GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope invites viewers to join him for discussions on insider political intrigue and gossip, featuring a variety of guests, including popstars and politicians. New episodes are released every Friday.
#society
Le Monde: Mineral water scandal: Nestlé says it removed illegal filters, but must still prove Perrier is pure
Nestlé has been ordered by the prefect of Gard, France, to cease using illegal 0.2-micron filters at its Perrier plant. The company claims to have complied by installing a new 0.45-micron system ahead of the deadline.
However, local health authorities have not received confirmation of this change, prompting the prefecture to request verification of the new filtration system's implementation.
Fox News: Violent criminal gangs have 'near-total control' of nation's capital, UN says
Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is under the near-total control of criminal gangs, which have expanded their influence to 90% of the area, according to U.N. officials. The situation is deteriorating, with increased violence and gang encroachment into previously peaceful regions.
The ongoing instability follows the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021, leaving Haiti without a president and exacerbating the power of gangs. U.N. experts warn that without international intervention, the complete collapse of state authority in the capital could become imminent.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Macron will beat Trump to London
President Emmanuel Macron of France is set to make a state visit to Britain on July 8th, marking the first state visit hosted by King Charles III this year. This visit comes after British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivered a letter from the king inviting former President Donald Trump.
The choice of Macron over Trump highlights the ongoing diplomatic relations between Britain and France, as well as the dynamics of international leadership.
#economy
Forbes: 2025 So Far—In 9 Big Numbers
Americans are increasingly anxious about finances, with a significant rise in long-term unemployment and persistent inflation concerns. However, there is a noted decrease in mass shootings and a resurgence in theater attendance, particularly for films without reflective themes.
The Trump administration faces challenges in court, and its policies have led to record losses in U.S. tourism. Meanwhile, the financial impact of pardons and tariffs continues to be felt across various sectors.
The Western Journal: Iconic American Eatery Announces It's Dropping the Price of Its Eggs
Waffle House has removed its 50-cent egg surcharge, previously implemented due to a chicken egg shortage caused by avian influenza. The company announced the change on social media, attributing it to a significant drop in wholesale and retail egg prices.
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins noted that egg prices have decreased by 64% wholesale and 27% retail since their peak earlier this year, crediting the Trump administration's strategies for improving biosecurity and lowering prices. Customers are pleased with the return to normal pricing.
#culture
Gataway Couple: The Story Behind Coronado Heights Castle
Coronado Heights Castle in Kansas, built in the 1930s by the WPA, offers stunning views and a glimpse into local history. Located 300 feet above Lindsborg, it is part of Coronado Heights Park, which features picnic areas, hiking trails, and a rustic restroom facility.
Nearby attractions include Lindsborg's Scandinavian culture, the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery, Maxwell Wildlife Refuge, and Kanopolis State Park, providing a variety of outdoor and cultural experiences. Visitors can enjoy art, nature, and local heritage in this unique region.
#crime
Fox News: Bukele mocks Abrego Garcia's torture claims with prison highlight reel
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele released a video of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who appears to be enjoying activities like gardening and playing soccer while imprisoned. This contradicts Abrego Garcia's claims of torture and mistreatment in a notorious prison, where he reportedly lost significant weight.
Bukele argues that the video disproves allegations of abuse, stating that Abrego Garcia gained weight and appeared healthy. He criticized the media for accepting the migrant's claims without scrutiny, while emphasizing the government's efforts to combat gang violence, which have significantly reduced the country's homicide rate.