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Jul 8, 2025 |
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GB News: Eamonn Holmes admits financial concerns for 'affording care' in later life
Eamonn Holmes criticized Labour's foreign aid spending, stating British taxpayers "can't afford it." This comes as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer plans to prevent a wealth tax, while Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced a £94.5 million support package for Syria.
Fox News: Elon Musk indicates his new political party will be pro-gun, pro-bitcoin: 'The Second Amendment is sacred'
Elon Musk has announced the formation of the America Party, emphasizing pro-Second Amendment and pro-Bitcoin positions. He stated that the party will advocate for free speech, reduced regulations, responsible spending, and modernization of the military with AI and robotics.
Musk aims to disrupt the current political landscape dominated by two major parties, asserting that the America Party will restore freedom and address issues of waste and graft in government. He indicated that while supporting a presidential candidate is possible, the immediate focus will be on congressional races.
The Western Journal: Notoriously Liberal 'Wired' Magazine Defends Trump's NWS as Sick Libs Blame DOGE for Deaths
Following deadly flooding in Central Texas, critics of President Trump blamed his administration's Department of Government Efficiency for the disaster. Despite these claims, Wired magazine noted that the National Weather Service had issued timely warnings and was adequately staffed.
The narrative of negligence was further contradicted by the Associated Press, which reported that the NWS had extra staff on duty. This situation highlights a trend of politicizing natural disasters, with some individuals celebrating the tragedy while pushing false narratives against political opponents.
#society
Fox News: Over 60 UFO sightings reported whizzing across state in first half of 2025, national tracking group says
New York state reported 66 UFO sightings in the first half of 2025, according to the National UFO Reporting Center. The sightings included various aerial phenomena such as glowing orbs and silent triangles, with incidents occurring in both urban and rural areas.
Notable sightings included fast-moving orbs and a metallic sphere observed by a passenger during a flight. Many reports remain unexplained, while some speculated on conventional explanations like drones or fireworks. The increase in sightings aligns with warmer months, encouraging more outdoor observations.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Report on China by French MP close to Mélenchon raises eyebrows
A report by Sophia Chikirou of the La France Insoumise party criticizes EU policies towards China, claiming they align too closely with U.S. interests and contribute to a trade war. The document, approved by the Assemblée Nationale's European Affairs Committee, reflects a divergence from official French policy.
Experts warn that the report could be exploited by Chinese authorities to showcase disunity within France. The debate surrounding the report was limited, with only a few members present from various political factions.
The Telegraph: Can the Houthis split the US carrier force and let Iran close Hormuz?
The Houthis have reportedly attacked the MV Magic Seas, a Greek-owned bulk carrier, in the Red Sea using armed skiffs and explosive-laden Uncrewed Surface Vessels. The crew of 22 abandoned ship after two USVs detonated, causing a significant fire.
Since October 19, 2023, the Houthis have targeted over 130 ships, damaging 44 and sinking two, in a campaign purportedly aimed at punishing Israel and its allies for actions in Gaza. This has resulted in a 60% decrease in Red Sea traffic.
Times Of Israel: Aid group planned massive camps for Gazans in bid to advance Trump’s ‘vision’ – report
A US- and Israel-backed aid group proposed creating "Humanitarian Transit Areas" in Gaza to house the Palestinian population, aiming to replace Hamas' control. The $2 billion plan, discussed in the White House, includes large-scale camps for temporary residence and reintegration, but the group denies involvement.
Experts express concern over the idea of relocating Palestinians into camps, emphasizing the lack of true voluntary displacement amid ongoing conflict. The plan has not moved forward due to funding issues, and the White House stated that no such proposal is currently under consideration.
The Telegraph: Trump just swung at Putin’s war machine. He missed
The U.S. is set to impose a 10% tariff on countries aligned with BRICS, as announced by President Trump. This move could disrupt U.S. trade policy and global influence, failing to significantly impact economies like Russia and Iran, while potentially strengthening their ties.
The tariffs may also hinder progress in U.S.-China trade relations, undoing agreements aimed at easing restrictions. Additionally, they could accelerate discussions on de-dollarization among BRICS nations, ultimately undermining U.S. economic dominance.
#crime
The Western Journal: DOJ's Epstein Bombshell: 'No Credible Evidence'? No 'Client List'? But Won't Release Materials Because They're Illegal?
The DOJ and FBI have concluded their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death, stating he committed suicide and asserting there is no credible evidence of a client list or blackmail involving powerful individuals. This contradicts earlier claims by officials and has sparked significant backlash.
The investigation's findings have raised questions about the integrity of the DOJ and FBI, particularly regarding their handling of Epstein's case and the lack of accountability for those involved in his alleged crimes. Critics are demanding clarity on the discrepancies in statements made by officials.
Fox News: Active shooter killed in attempt to ambush Border Patrol agents in Texas
An active shooter ambushed Border Patrol agents at a facility in McAllen, Texas, opening fire with a rifle. Law enforcement returned fire, killing the gunman. One McAllen police officer was injured but is in stable condition. The incident is being investigated as a targeted attack.