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Jul 28, 2025 |
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Fox News: Young Texas camp survivor describes harrowing moment she prepared for worst during deadly flood
A 16-year-old camper, Callie McAlary, recounted her terrifying experience during catastrophic flooding at Camp Mystic in Central Texas. She described the sudden chaos as campers sought safety amid rising waters, while her mother expressed gratitude for the camp staff's heroic efforts to protect the children.
Despite the trauma, McAlary remains hopeful for the safe return of her friends who are still missing. Her family, who has deep ties to the camp, is devastated by the situation but thankful for the care provided by the camp community.
Breitbart: Shakira Donates Portion of Show's Proceeds to Help Victims of Texas Floods
Shakira is donating part of her concert proceeds to Catholic Charities of San Antonio for disaster relief following deadly floods in Central Texas, which have resulted in 51 deaths and left over 20 girls missing.
Other organizations, including USAA and the Houston Texans, are also contributing to recovery efforts. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a Day of Prayer in response to the tragedy.
Breitbart: 'Superman' Director James Gunn Says His Film 'Is About Politics,' 'An Immigrant that Came from Other Places,' and the 'Kindness We Have Lost'
James Gunn, director of the new Superman film, has sparked controversy by stating that his movie is "pro-immigrant" and emphasizes kindness, dismissing critics with a "screw them" remark. He claims Superman's story reflects America as an immigrant narrative, intertwining themes of morality and politics.
Actor David Corenswet, who plays Superman, also deviated from the traditional motto, replacing "The American way" with "and good things." Gunn's comments echo past statements from other public figures, drawing parallels to Arnold Schwarzenegger's remarks during the COVID pandemic.
GB News: Sir Keir Starmer says Britain will stand against 'those who tried to divide us' on 20th anniversary of 7/7 bombings
On the 20th anniversary of the 7/7 bombings, Sir Keir Starmer emphasized national unity against division, honoring the 52 victims and over 770 injured from the coordinated attacks in London. He praised the bravery of emergency services and the resilience of Londoners.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reflected on the lasting impact of the attacks, reaffirming the commitment to confront threats to public safety and democracy. Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley also paid tribute to the victims and first responders, acknowledging the challenges faced by law enforcement during the crisis.
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Breitbart: Netanyahu Heads to D.C.: 'Now Is the Time to Expand the Circle of Peace'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with President Trump in Washington, DC, to discuss Israel's recent military successes and diplomatic efforts in the Middle East. He emphasized the importance of maintaining security and the need to eliminate Hamas's capabilities in Gaza.
Netanyahu highlighted the ongoing mission to free hostages and ensure that Gaza no longer poses a threat. He expressed gratitude for U.S. support during Israel's conflict with Iran and outlined his goals for the future of Israel and the region.
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Fox News: Fighter jets protect Trump during NJ weekend stay as 11 aircraft violate restricted airspace
Fighter jets intercepted three unauthorized aircraft over Bedminster, New Jersey, during the July 4 weekend, where President Trump was present. NORAD reported a total of 11 incursions into the temporary flight restriction airspace, emphasizing the need for pilots to adhere to FAA protocols.
General Gregory Guillot of NORAD stressed the importance of compliance with flight restrictions for national security and safety. Pilots are urged to review Notices to Airmen before flying to avoid such violations.