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Jul 28, 2025 |
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#politics
Forbes: These 26 Rich Private Colleges Just Got A Tax Cut From Republicans
Congress has passed a tax bill that increases the excise tax on investment earnings of college endowments, affecting larger institutions like Harvard and MIT, while exempting smaller colleges such as Swarthmore and Amherst. The changes result from negotiations that altered the original proposal to exempt schools with fewer than 3,000 students.
The new tax structure will see some wealthy colleges facing a higher tax rate, while others, particularly smaller private institutions, will benefit from tax relief. Critics argue that the tax disproportionately targets schools perceived as "woke," and express concern about the long-term implications for funding student scholarships.
The Telegraph: Retired priest, 83, among Palestine Action protesters arrested
An 83-year-old retired priest was among over 20 supporters of Palestine Action arrested for protesting the group's recent designation as a terrorist organization. The protest occurred shortly after the ban took effect, making support for the group a criminal offense.
The organization was banned following its claim of responsibility for vandalizing two RAF aircraft, resulting in significant damage. The new law imposes penalties of up to 14 years in prison for membership or support.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iranian supreme leader appears in public for first time since conflict with Israel
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei made a public appearance for the first time since the onset of the Israel-Iran conflict, attending a mourning ceremony. Despite being in hiding, he waved to crowds but did not comment on the situation.
U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have reportedly caused significant damage, but experts believe Iran remains committed to its nuclear ambitions. The regime is expected to focus on recovery and repair, potentially using diplomatic strategies to buy time.
#culture
Fox News: American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on patriotic provisions and beer breakthroughs
The American Culture Quiz tests knowledge on national traits, trends, and events, featuring topics like patriotic provisions and beer breakthroughs. Participants can attempt to answer all eight questions and explore more quizzes from Fox News Digital.
For those interested in lifestyle topics, the quiz offers a fun way to engage with American culture.
Fox News: Kevin Costner reveals explosive clash with Yankees legend that almost derailed his classic film
Kevin Costner shared a memorable encounter with former Yankees owner George Steinbrenner during a panel at Fanatics Fest 2025. He recounted how Steinbrenner canceled filming of "For Love of the Game" at Yankee Stadium due to dissatisfaction with the film's ending but was eventually persuaded by Costner that the game was "meaningless."
Costner emphasized the importance of teamwork and dedication in filmmaking, likening his directing style to that of a football coach. He also reflected on his experiences with legendary actors like Burt Lancaster, showcasing his commitment to supporting fellow performers on set.
Fox News: Jane Seymour says family values are key to her 'special chemistry' with former 'Dr. Quinn' co-star Joe Lando
Jane Seymour and Joe Lando, co-stars of "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman," maintain a strong friendship decades after their show ended. They recently reunited for a holiday movie and have supported each other through personal challenges, including Lando's family losing their home in a fire.
Seymour, who stars in "Harry Wild," emphasizes the importance of family and community in her life. She encourages people to prioritize their health and well-being, sharing her fitness tips and the joy of gardening and spending time with loved ones.
#crime
GB News: Policewoman punched and kicked after trying to stop fare-dodgers
An off-duty policewoman was assaulted on the London Underground while confronting suspected fare dodgers at Wood Green Tube station. The group attempted to bypass the ticket barrier, leading to the officer being punched, kicked, and having a drink thrown at her. British Transport Police are seeking information on the suspects.
Fare evasion has increased under Mayor Sadiq Khan, rising from 1% to 4.8% on the Tube. Transport for London is expanding its enforcement team to combat this issue, aiming to reduce fare dodging to 1.5% by 2030. TfL emphasizes that fare evasion impacts legitimate fare-paying customers.