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Jul 8, 2025 |
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#politics
The Western Journal: They Didn't Even Wait Until the Bodies Were Cold: Dems Rush to Blame Trump, Climate Change for Deadly Texas Floods
Democrats quickly blamed President Trump and climate change for the recent deadly floods in Texas, despite the GOP's budget cuts to NOAA not taking effect until October 2025. Some Democrats, including Rep. Joaquin Castro, cited climate change as a factor, while others criticized the timing of the political rhetoric.
White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson defended the National Weather Service's actions, stating they issued timely flood warnings. As the death toll rose to at least 89, critics accused Democrats of prioritizing political agendas over the tragedy's human impact.
Le Monde: French court drops government Covid response investigation
A French court has dismissed a five-year investigation into the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, involving former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and other officials. The Court of Justice of the Republic found no deliberate negligence in their response to the crisis.
Despite criticisms, including former Health Minister Agnes Buzyn's departure to run for mayor before the official disaster declaration, the court concluded that the government took measures to combat the pandemic. Approximately 168,000 deaths were reported in France from February 2020 to September 2023.
Fox News: Biden aides pushed for early debate to show off Biden’s ‘strength,’ expose Trump’s ‘weakness,’ book says
Senior advisors to President Biden reportedly suggested holding an early debate against Donald Trump to showcase Biden's leadership and highlight Trump’s weaknesses. A memo indicated that an initial debate in spring 2024 would maximize audience reach before early voting began.
Despite concerns from some aides about Biden's performance, the debate took place on June 27, 2024, ultimately leading to Biden exiting the race a month later. Critics from the Trump camp claimed the debate exposed Biden's shortcomings.
The Federalist: CIA Review Reveals Obama Pushed Russia Collusion Hoax
President Obama is accused of directing the intelligence community to interfere in the transition of power to Donald Trump, as revealed in a recent CIA report. The report indicates that Obama orchestrated the politicization of the intelligence assessment regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election.
The CIA's findings suggest that Obama pressured intelligence officials to expedite the assessment before Trump's inauguration, sidelining standard procedures and career professionals. Critics argue this manipulation warrants Obama's condemnation in presidential history.
Breitbart: 6 Months Since L.A. Fires: Gavin Newsom Focuses on Trump, Not Rebuilding
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for prioritizing his presidential ambitions over rebuilding efforts for communities affected by recent wildfires. Despite requesting $40 billion in federal aid, he has made little progress and has been more focused on attacking former President Trump than addressing the needs of his constituents.
As Newsom prepares for a two-day visit to South Carolina, he faces growing frustration from Californians regarding his handling of disaster recovery, with many voters believing he is too self-absorbed. His record on fire management is under scrutiny as he navigates the complexities of insurance and rebuilding permits in the wake of the disasters.
The Western Journal: Zohran Mamdani's Profoundly Offensive Hanukkah Video Latest Scandal to Rock Dem Nominee For NYC Mayor
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces backlash after posting an offensive video featuring an Indian comedy troupe portraying exaggerated Jewish stereotypes for Hanukkah. The pro-Jewish group Stop Antisemitism condemned the video, highlighting Mamdani's previous controversial remarks about Israel.
Mamdani's campaign struggles to gain support among Jewish and Black voters, particularly following his past comments and actions, including misrepresenting his ethnicity on college applications. Critics argue that he fails to recognize the implications of his actions, which could hinder his chances in the upcoming election.
Fox News: The battle over the 'big, beautiful bill' moves from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail
House Democrats are launching digital ads targeting GOP lawmakers over their support for the recently passed "big, beautiful bill," which includes significant tax cuts and changes to Medicaid and food assistance programs. The ads aim to influence midterm elections in 35 Republican-held districts.
Republicans, meanwhile, are defending the bill, claiming it benefits working families through tax cuts while criticizing Democrats for opposing it. The legislative battle is expected to shape the political landscape leading into the 2026 elections.
#society
Breitbart: Ireland to Reject EU Demands to Impose Hate Speech Restrictions: Report
The Irish government plans to reject EU demands for hate speech legislation, having previously abandoned such plans last year due to a lack of public consensus. Officials assert that Ireland's existing legal framework adequately addresses hate speech without new laws.
Despite facing pressure from the EU, Dublin believes it has a strong legal defense and has garnered support from the U.S. government, which emphasizes the importance of free expression and national sovereignty.
Fox News: Quick-moving Texas river flood caught on camera in timelapse video
Heavy rainfall in central Texas led to catastrophic flash floods over the July 4 weekend, resulting in at least 80 fatalities. The Llano River overflowed rapidly, with water levels rising dramatically within minutes, particularly affecting Kingsland and Kerr County.
Search and rescue efforts are ongoing as many remain unaccounted for. Meteorologists attribute the flooding to a slow-moving storm system that overwhelmed local waterways despite existing flash flood warnings.
The Western Journal: National Weather Service Issues New Warning for Areas of Texas Already Devastated by Floods
Central Texas faces renewed flood threats as the National Weather Service issues a flood watch following devastating rains that resulted in over 80 fatalities. Areas already affected may receive an additional 10 inches of rain, raising concerns for flash flooding.
The tragedy unfolded as the Guadalupe River overflowed, leading to significant destruction and loss. A summer camp reported 27 confirmed deaths, with 12 girls still missing. Local authorities continue search efforts while community support pours in for the affected families.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump removes Syrian rebel group from terror list
Donald Trump has revoked the foreign terrorist organization designation for the Syrian rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), previously linked to al-Qaeda. This change, announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, will be published by the US Department of State.
This decision follows Trump's recent lifting of sanctions on Syria, aimed at reintegrating the country into the global economy. The White House stated that these actions are intended to promote stability and peace in Syria.
#military
The American Mind: DEI Still Infects West Point
The United States Military Academy at West Point continues to face scrutiny over its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, despite efforts from the Trump Administration to eliminate such ideologies. Congressional hearings and public backlash have highlighted the presence of faculty members who promote DEI, undermining the administration's directives.
Key figures at West Point, such as Dr. Morten Ender and Colonel Archie Bates III, remain influential in the institution, perpetuating DEI policies. Critics argue that without significant personnel changes, any reforms will be superficial, allowing the continuation of ideologically driven education that detracts from military readiness and effectiveness.
#culture
GB News: Aldi shoppers race to snap up 'world's best' alcoholic beverage - available in just one store
Aldi has launched a limited-edition Supernova Champagne, inspired by Oasis, available exclusively at its Bury New Road store in Manchester. Priced at £14.95, the champagne features special packaging and utilizes Aldi's award-winning Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut.
The release coincides with Oasis' reunion concert in Manchester, attracting significant demand and leading to a one-bottle-per-customer limit. Fans have queued early, with some traveling from afar to purchase the commemorative item. Aldi aims to provide an accessible way for fans to celebrate this music milestone.
#crime
Forbes: Texas Border Patrol Shooting: 2 Officers Injured, Gunman Killed
A police officer was shot in the knee during an active shooter incident near a Border Patrol sector annex in McAllen, Texas. Border patrol agents and local police returned fire, killing the gunman. A second officer and a Border Patrol employee were also injured.
This situation is ongoing and will be updated as more information becomes available.
Fox News: Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger’s former friends dive into killer’s mindset about why he did it
Bryan Kohberger, a former criminology Ph.D. student, pleaded guilty to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students in a deal to avoid the death penalty. He faces four consecutive life sentences for the stabbings of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin.
Former friends express shock at Kohberger's actions, describing him as quiet and awkward. Some speculate he may have been motivated by a desire to understand the mindset of killers. The victims' families are disappointed with the plea deal, feeling it shows mercy to Kohberger.
Breitbart: Cops Find 338 Bodies in Mexican Border City Crematorium
Authorities in Chihuahua are investigating a crematorium in Juarez where 338 bodies were found stacked instead of being incinerated. The case, which began with complaints about foul odors, has led to the arrest of the funeral company's owner and an employee for improper handling of corpses.
Governor Maria Eugenia Campos stated that the situation is due to irresponsible business practices, not organized crime. Many families are concerned that the ashes they received from the crematorium may be fake.
Breitbart: Active Shooter in Tactical Gear Storms Border Patrol Station in Texas—Cops Neutralize Attacker
A gunman in tactical gear opened fire at a U.S. Border Patrol station in South Texas, engaging in a shootout with federal agents and police. The gunman was killed by authorities after an intense exchange, and one law enforcement official was injured but is in stable condition.
The identity of the shooter is still unknown, and the situation is developing.