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Jul 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: LL Cool J Skips Philadelphia's July Fourth Festival in Support of Workers Strike
Rapper LL Cool J and singer Jazmine Sullivan have canceled their performances at Philadelphia's Fourth of July festival in solidarity with nearly 10,000 striking city workers. LL Cool J emphasized the importance of not crossing picket lines while supporting fair wages for workers.
The strike has led to significant disruptions, including accumulating trash and a backlog at the Medical Examiner’s Office. Negotiations between the city and union leaders continue, with the city offering a three-year contract that the union deems insufficient.
#society
Breitbart: Former SpaceX Manager Sues Elon Musk's Company Claiming Harassment, Security Violations
A former senior security manager at SpaceX, Jenna Shumway, has filed a lawsuit against the company and a high-ranking employee, Daniel Collins, alleging discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation. The suit claims Shumway faced a hostile work environment after Collins was hired, leading to her termination.
The lawsuit also alleges that Collins violated security protocols and ignored complaints from female employees about harassment. SpaceX is currently under federal review for security issues, and this lawsuit adds to the company's ongoing legal troubles regarding workplace discrimination.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: British law firm representing Hamas changes name to Riverway to the Sea
Riverway Law has closed after an investigation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and will reopen as “Riverway to the Sea,” focusing on confronting Zionism. The firm aims to challenge Israel through strategic litigation and legal education, citing various legal avenues to pursue its objectives.
The new organization references the controversial slogan “from the River to the Sea,” which critics argue denies Israel's right to exist. Its stated mission involves using the UK legal system to advocate for Palestinian rights.
Breitbart: Feds Crack Down on North Korean Spies Working Remote IT Jobs Through American 'Laptop Farms'
The DOJ has uncovered 29 North Korean laptop farms across 16 states, alleging that North Korean IT workers infiltrated over 100 U.S. companies to fund the regime's weapons programs. This operation led to indictments, an arrest, and the seizure of financial accounts linked to money laundering.
Despite international sanctions, North Korea has increasingly turned to cybercrime and infiltrating foreign job markets. The threat has expanded beyond the U.S. to Europe, with operatives using advanced methods to evade detection and conduct extortion campaigns against employers.
The Western Journal: China Needs Russia Fighting in Ukraine So Conflict Keeps Trump Occupied: Report
A Chinese diplomat reportedly stated that China needs Russia to continue its conflict in Ukraine to keep the U.S. distracted from focusing on Beijing. This admission contrasts with China's public stance of neutrality in the war.
The conversation highlighted tensions between the EU and China, with calls for Beijing to cease any support for Russia's military efforts. The EU is also facing challenges due to its reliance on Chinese rare earth minerals, complicating diplomatic relations ahead of an upcoming summit.
#military
GB News: RAF nuclear jet base protected just by 5ft-high fence, hedges and bushes
An investigation has revealed significant security vulnerabilities at an RAF nuclear jet base, primarily protected by a low fence and hedges. Analysts warn that these weaknesses could be exploited by protesters or hostile actors, particularly at critical sites like the proposed F35 location.
The report highlights inadequate security measures, including sparse patrols and insufficient surveillance. In response, the Ministry of Defence has announced a review of security protocols and plans to enhance protections at military installations.
#culture
Breitbart: Singer Ben Folds Trashes Kennedy Center Director Ric Grenell: 'Throwing Little Hissy Fits'
Ben Folds criticized the new director of the Kennedy Center, Richard Grenell, for prioritizing political grievances over music. He remarked that Grenell's focus should be on promoting musical excellence rather than airing complaints.
Folds also expressed his discontent with the political climate under President Trump, mentioning his departure from the center due to the administration's influence. He dismissed claims about the center's disrepair as typical for government buildings.
#health
Fox News: 'Old people smell' is real, experts say — here's how to avoid it as you age
The phenomenon known as "old people smell" is attributed to changes in skin composition and oil production as individuals age. Experts explain that compounds like 2-nonenal, resulting from lipid oxidation, contribute to this distinct odor, which is not easily removed by regular hygiene.
Factors such as medications and hormonal changes can also influence body odor. While some odor changes are normal, a sudden shift may indicate underlying health issues, warranting consultation with a doctor. A proactive approach to health and skincare can help manage age-related odors.