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Jul 28, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump spending cuts, his approach to climate change attacked as catalyst of catastrophic Texas flooding
Critics of President Trump are attributing the deadly Texas floods, which resulted in at least 59 deaths, to staffing cuts at the National Weather Service. They argue that these cuts hindered effective storm prediction and response. The White House has condemned this blame as "shameful and disgusting."
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem acknowledged issues with flood notification systems but emphasized ongoing upgrades. While some officials defended the NWS's performance, others called for investigations into the impact of budget cuts on weather forecasting capabilities. The White House insists that the NWS effectively issued warnings prior to the flooding.
GB News: 'Why on earth?!' Camilla Tominey challenges Mel Stride over benefits for foreigners: 'You never stopped it!'
Camilla Tominey challenged Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride on the Conservative Government's policy allowing foreign nationals to claim disability benefits during their 14 years in power. The government has proposed restricting Personal Independence Payments and Universal Credit health top-ups to British citizens only.
Stride defended the government's past actions, citing reforms aimed at reducing welfare costs and emphasizing the need for a national discussion on welfare. He acknowledged that while they had plans for further changes, the general election interrupted those efforts. Tominey pressed on why the issue wasn't addressed while in office.
#society
Fox News: Mother Nature steals the show as lightning sets off Florida fireworks display
A lightning strike in Sanford, Florida, caused the city's Independence Day fireworks to detonate prematurely, destroying equipment but resulting in no injuries. Despite the setback, officials encouraged residents to enjoy the festivities without personal fireworks.
The local community expressed gratitude for first responders and emphasized the effort put into planning the event, highlighting that the town's spirit remains vibrant even without the fireworks display.
#technology
Le Monde: Larry Ellison, the return of Silicon Valley's big spender
Larry Ellison, Oracle's chairman and CTO, attended a press conference with President Trump, who outlined plans for significant investment in artificial intelligence. Ellison, one of the wealthiest individuals globally, remains active in Oracle's strategy amid the AI revolution.
Oracle recently secured a $30 billion deal to supply OpenAI with substantial computing power, positioning the company as a key player in the AI sector.