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GB News: Emmanuel Macron blames Keir Starmer for Channel migrant crisis as PM given three-part ultimatum
French President Emmanuel Macron is urging UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to implement measures to deter migrants from crossing the Channel, emphasizing a need for cooperative action to address irregular migration. Macron seeks a deal that includes stricter controls on illegal labor and easier family reunification for asylum seekers.
Concerns arise over a potential "one in, one out" policy, which may inadvertently lead to increased migrant arrivals. Discussions between Macron and Starmer also encompass defense and trade, alongside the ongoing migration crisis. King Charles highlighted the importance of security against irregular migration during a recent State Banquet.
Breitbart: ICE Busts Illegal Alien Pedophile Ring in Minneapolis
ICE has arrested several illegal alien pedophiles and sexual offenders in Minneapolis, including multiple Laotian and Thai nationals, as part of a recent operation. The Department of Homeland Security criticized Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz for sanctuary policies that allegedly allowed these offenders to remain in the community.
DHS officials emphasized the importance of these arrests in protecting American children, with calls for increased action against sanctuary cities. The arrests included individuals convicted of various degrees of sexual assault and solicitation of minors.
Breitbart: Mexican Boxing Legend Julio Cesar Chávez Defends Son Arrested by ICE: ‘He Is Not a Criminal’
Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chávez Jr. was arrested by ICE agents in California due to an active arrest warrant in Mexico for organized crime and trafficking firearms. Despite applying for U.S. residency based on his marriage to an American citizen, concerns arose over his connections to the Sinaloa Cartel.
Chávez Sr. defended his son, claiming innocence and questioning the timing of the arrest, which occurred after Chávez Jr.'s fight with Jake Paul. He emphasized that knowing people involved in illicit activities does not equate to criminality. The case may soon be influenced by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, who supports Chávez Jr.'s deportation.
GB News: Labour's migration record defended by Europe Minister as he insists deal with France is 'working': 'It's not about gimmicks!'
Labour's migration strategy has received support from a cabinet minister, highlighting collaboration with France to reduce migrant crossings. The minister noted that efforts have prevented 12,000 potential crossings and resulted in the seizure of 600 boats. Recent law enforcement actions have led to significant sentences for people smugglers.
The minister criticized the abandoned Rwanda deportation scheme as ineffective and costly, advocating for consistent deportation as a more effective deterrent. He emphasized the importance of practical solutions over symbolic gestures in addressing the migration crisis.
#politics
The Economist: Jeffrey Epstein is still causing trouble for Donald Trump
Donald Trump's administration faces ongoing scrutiny regarding Jeffrey Epstein, with conspiracy theories persisting among his supporters. Despite the Department of Justice's assertion that no hidden information exists, the claims of a cover-up continue to fuel speculation.
This situation highlights the challenges Trump's officials encounter in countering conspiracy narratives that thrive on ambiguity. As they navigate these issues, the administration must contend with the fervent beliefs of MAGA supporters.
Front Page Magazine: Here’s Kamala's Snarling Response to Inquiries About Old Joe Biden’s Condition
Concerns about President Biden's cognitive abilities have intensified, with Vice President Kamala Harris urging Democratic governors to support him, framing it as crucial for democracy. Critics argue that the Biden-Harris administration poses a greater threat to free society through censorship and suppression of dissent.
Harris's use of profanity has sparked debate over her authenticity, with some viewing it as a tactic to appear genuine. The article suggests that the Democrats' narrative is a façade, aiming to cultivate a compliant populace that accepts their ideologies without question.
Breitbart: Nayib Bukele Mocks 'Salty' Democrats for Sanctions Bill
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele mocked U.S. Democrats after they proposed the "El Salvador Accountability Act of 2025," which seeks sanctions against him and officials for alleged human rights violations during a crackdown on gangs. The bill includes visa restrictions and financial penalties.
Bukele's administration has faced scrutiny over its use of Bitcoin and claims of corruption. The bill's introduction coincided with a visit from Sen. Chris Van Hollen, who advocated for a Salvadoran deportee accused of gang affiliation. Bukele continues to defend his policies and Bitcoin adoption.
Front Page Magazine: Election Interference Exposed
FBI emails released by Senator Chuck Grassley indicate foreign interference in the 2020 election, specifically alleging that China provided fraudulent driver’s licenses to create mail-in votes. The emails suggest a cover-up by the FBI to protect then-Director Christopher Wray from being exposed for misleading Congress.
The report calls for immediate action from the Justice Department and Congress to investigate and prosecute those involved in the suppression of this information. It emphasizes the need for an American-made election system to prevent foreign tampering and ensure election integrity.
Le Monde: Trump unveils 50% tariff on Brazil goods, citing 'witch hunt' trial against Bolsonaro
President Trump announced a 50% import tax on Brazil, citing the treatment of former president Jair Bolsonaro as a key reason. He criticized Brazil's judicial actions against Bolsonaro, linking the tariffs to personal grievances rather than economic factors.
Brazil's vice president disputed Trump's claims, asserting that the judiciary's actions were legitimate. The proposed tariffs, effective August 1, would significantly increase from the previous 10% rate, impacting various Brazilian exports to the US.
The Western Journal: Trump Chief of Staff Confirms Elon Had 'Fatherly Fixation' with Trump Before 'Troublesome' Fallout
Elon Musk's relationship with Donald Trump, once described as a “fatherly fixation” by Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles, has soured following public disputes. Wiles noted Musk's valuable insights during the 2024 campaign but acknowledged a "troublesome" fallout.
The rift began after Musk criticized Trump's recent legislation and escalated with social media exchanges. Musk has since considered forming a third political party, a notion Trump dismissed as "ridiculous."
Forbes: Trump Slaps Brazil With 50% Tariff, Citing Bolsonaro Prosecution
President Trump has announced a 50% tariff on goods from Brazil, marking his highest tariff rate to date. He criticized Brazil's prosecution of former President Jair Bolsonaro, labeling it an "international disgrace" and a "witch hunt."
This announcement follows Trump's recent comments on BRICS having "Anti-American policies."
Fox News: Americans overwhelmingly choose Fox News Channel for Independence Day week television viewing
Fox News Channel led viewership during the week of July 4, averaging 2.8 million viewers in primetime, surpassing NBC, CBS, and ABC. The network commanded 65% of the cable news audience and aired the top 105 cable news telecasts of the week.
On July 4, Fox News saw a 50% increase in total viewers year-over-year, while CNN's viewership declined. Fox News has maintained its position as the top cable news network for 17 consecutive quarters in both daytime and primetime ratings.
Fox News: Mamdani's far-left allies aim to primary Hakeem Jeffries and other NYC House Democrats
Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's recent primary victory in New York City has sparked discussions among his allies about challenging established Democrats, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Jeffries' political advisor warns of a strong response to any primary threats against him.
Mamdani's campaign focused on issues like affordability and high living costs, appealing to younger voters through social media. His success indicates a shift towards progressive policies within the party, raising concerns among moderate Democrats about their future.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Earthquake in Guatemala, Military Exercises in Taiwan, and Sand Sculpture Museum
During a rally in Kolkata on July 9, 2025, leftist activists burned an effigy of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leading to a police officer's shoes catching fire while attempting to extinguish the flames. The event coincided with a nationwide general strike called by trade unions protesting the government's perceived anti-worker policies.
In Texas, flash floods impacted the Guadalupe River area in Kerrville on the same day. The severe weather conditions raised concerns over safety and infrastructure in the region.
Fox News: Ex-MSNBC host accuses Trump admin of 'kidnapping' people and 'transporting them to concentration camps'
Former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross accused the Trump administration of "kidnapping" individuals and sending them to "concentration camps" during a CNN appearance. She criticized the normalization of government actions that lead to the disappearance of people, sparking backlash from White House officials.
White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson condemned Cross's remarks as false and dangerous, asserting they incite violence against law enforcement. She called for an apology from Cross and criticized CNN for providing a platform for such rhetoric.
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Fox News: Gov. Abbott demands comprehensive overhaul of Texas flood warning systems as death toll rises
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for a special legislative session to enhance flood warning systems and emergency response following deadly floods that resulted in over 100 fatalities. The floods, triggered by heavy rainfall near the Guadalupe River, raised the water level dramatically in a short period.
Abbott's proposed legislation aims to improve early warning systems, bolster emergency communications, and streamline disaster preparedness and recovery processes. Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security is addressing failures in flood notification systems, with plans to upgrade outdated technology, although concerns remain over staffing cuts at NOAA.
Fox News: Faith brings light to devastated Texas town after deadly flooding disaster
In the aftermath of severe flooding in Kerr County, Texas, volunteers, including faith-based groups, are stepping in to support survivors and victims' families. The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team is focusing on the emotional and spiritual needs of those affected, emphasizing the importance of companionship and prayer.
Local artists and leaders stress the role of faith in helping the community cope with the tragedy. Initiatives include donation drives and prayer efforts, as organizations work to provide reassurance and support to those impacted by the disaster.
GB News: British Airways launches new routes to excellent holiday destinations with year-round sun
British Airways is expanding its short-haul network to 130 destinations, launching three new routes this winter. BA Euroflyer will offer year-round flights from Gatwick to Rabat, Morocco, and Graz, Austria, starting in November 2025, while BA Cityflyer will introduce 11 weekly flights to Madrid from London City Airport.
The new routes enhance connectivity to North Africa and Europe, with Rabat becoming BA's third Moroccan destination. The flights cater to both business and leisure travelers, featuring options like Club Europe business class. Fares start at £60 to Graz, £70 to Rabat, and £78 to Madrid.
Breitbart: Devastating Flash Flooding in New Mexico Leaves Three Dead
A flash flood in Ruidoso, New Mexico, has resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including two children, following record rainfall. The Rio Ruidoso rose 20 feet, prompting emergency rescues as water surged through the village.
Search and rescue operations are ongoing, while Texas faces its own crisis with 95 confirmed dead from floods, including many children. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered flags to half-staff in remembrance.
Front Page Magazine: No Visas for Foreigners Who Hate Us
The U.S. has canceled the concert tour visa for British duo Bob Vylan, following their anti-Israel chant at Glastonbury. Critics argue that their music promotes violence and anti-Semitism, questioning the appropriateness of allowing such acts into the country.
The decision reflects a growing sentiment against importing individuals who may undermine American values and safety. Advocates argue that free speech does not obligate the U.S. to accept those who promote harmful ideologies.
Breitbart: Report: Paramilitary Terrorist Groups Thrive in Colombia Under Ex-Guerrilla President Gustavo Petro
Illegal armed groups in Colombia have expanded their ranks by 45% under President Gustavo Petro, increasing from about 15,120 members in mid-2022 to nearly 22,000 by June 2025. Critics attribute this growth to failed peace policies, with many believing the situation has worsened since Petro took office.
Petro's "Total Peace" initiative, aimed at reducing violence through negotiations and social programs, has been widely criticized as ineffective. A recent incident involving a youth from the program attempting to assassinate a senator has raised further concerns about the initiative's impact on crime and security.
The Western Journal: Pro-Abortion Atheist Tries to Use Her Child as a Prop Against Christian Activist, But the Boy Has Other Ideas
A woman attempted to use her son to criticize anti-abortion advocate T. Russell Hunter at Oklahoma PrideFest, but the boy expressed his belief in God's love, contradicting his mother. Hunter engaged with them, praying for the child and urging the mother not to impose her beliefs on him.
Hunter emphasized the need for prayer for both the child and the mother, who supports abortion. He called for an end to abortion in the country, reflecting on the challenges of loving those who oppose his beliefs.
Front Page Magazine: Attack on London
Netflix has released a four-part documentary, "Attack on London: Hunting the 7/7 Bombers," to mark the 20th anniversary of the July 7 bombings in London, which killed 52 people. The series features survivor testimonies and police investigations but avoids deeper discussions on the ideological roots of the attacks and the implications of mass Muslim immigration.
Critics argue that the documentary reflects a broader societal reluctance to address the challenges posed by radical ideologies, with political leaders suppressing discussions around Islam to avoid accusations of Islamophobia. This avoidance, they claim, dishonors the memory of the victims and undermines the lessons from the attacks.
Breitbart: Linda Yaccarino Steps Down as CEO of Elon Musk's X
Linda Yaccarino announced her resignation as CEO of X, having served since 2023. In her farewell post, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead the platform and highlighted achievements in user safety and advertiser confidence, while hinting at future developments with xAI.
Her departure comes amid challenges, including a lawsuit against the advertising industry and controversies surrounding the platform's content moderation. Yaccarino's tenure marked a significant shift in X's approach to free speech and advertising relationships.
Fox News: Belly dancer arrested in Egypt over Instagram videos deemed 'morally corrupt' by authorities
Italian belly dancer Sohila Tarek Hassan Haggag, known as Linda Martino, was arrested at Cairo International Airport for allegedly corrupting public morals through her provocative performances. Authorities cited her Instagram videos as evidence of indecency.
Haggag, who has Egyptian and Italian citizenship, faces charges of inciting vice with her dancing. Her arrest follows a trend in Egypt, where several belly dancers have been jailed for similar offenses under President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's administration.
Fox News: Kate Spade, Coach and Michael Kors bags (and shoes) are up to 62% off during Amazon Prime Day
Top designer handbags and shoes from brands like Kate Spade, Coach, and Michael Kors are heavily discounted during Prime Day, with savings up to 78%. Shoppers can find versatile options for work, casual outings, or elegant evenings, making it an ideal time to invest in luxury items.
Notable deals include the Kate Spade Manhattan Tote for $109.99, the Coach Chain Tabby bag for $416.50, and the Michael Kors Marilyn satchel for $178.80. High-end shoes are also on sale, such as the Kate Spade Riley ballet flat for $59.99 and the Michael Kors Nori sandal for $54.40.
Breitbart: Trump Admin Sues California for Allowing Males in Girls’ Sports
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against California, claiming the state discriminates against women by allowing transgender males to compete in girls' sports, violating Title IX. The lawsuit seeks compensation for affected female athletes and compliance with federal regulations.
California officials argue the state law supports athletes' gender identity, and they criticize the DOJ's actions as politically motivated. The case highlights ongoing tensions between federal and state interpretations of gender and sports participation.
GB News: Major road upgrade is 'matter of life and death' as traffic hotspot causes hundreds of crashes
A report has revealed that the A9 between Perth and Inverness is a significant traffic fatality hotspot, with 28 deaths and over 300 injuries in the past four years. The Scottish Conservatives are demanding urgent action on the long-delayed dualling project, claiming it endangers lives.
The Scottish Government's initial commitment to complete the dualling by 2025 has been postponed to 2035, raising concerns about safety on the single carriageway. Transport Scotland states that environmental assessments are ongoing and construction is set to continue until 2035, but critics argue that more immediate measures are necessary.
Front Page Magazine: Remembering 7/7 – The Wrong Way
The 20th anniversary of the 7/7 attacks in London saw leaders like King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer express condolences without addressing the root ideology behind the attacks. Instead, they focused on unity and community, avoiding direct mention of Islam or the perpetrators.
Critics argue that this approach ignores the reality of rising anti-Muslim sentiment, which they attribute to ongoing jihadist attacks and grooming gang scandals involving Muslim communities. The article suggests that British authorities have prioritized political correctness over addressing these issues, leading to a lack of accountability for those involved in terrorism.
Fox News: Left-wing critics blame Texas flood devastation on 'climate denialism,' warn more to come unless inaction ends
The recent Texas floods have sparked a debate over the role of climate change and government policy in exacerbating natural disasters. Critics, including former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, argue that climate denialism has contributed to the severity of such events, calling for a shift in political action to address climate issues.
In contrast, some conservative voices, like Steve Milloy, contend that the flooding is being politicized and that extreme weather events are not directly linked to climate change. The White House has condemned the politicization of the tragedy, emphasizing the need for awareness and action regarding climate change to prevent future disasters.
The Western Journal: 'Gringo Go Home': Americans Targeted in Mexico City Outburst
Protests erupted in Mexico City against American expatriates, with demonstrators expressing anger over rising housing costs attributed to affluent newcomers. Signs reading “gringo go home” were prominent, and some protesters engaged in vandalism.
While the protests coincided with U.S. Independence Day, the underlying grievances reflect a complex mix of cultural and economic concerns. Some protesters voiced fears of gentrification, while others expressed a desire for better treatment of locals compared to wealthier foreigners.
Fox News: NASA sends specialized aircraft, technology to aid Texas flood search and recovery operations
In response to the devastating floods in south central Texas that resulted in 119 fatalities and nearly 200 missing, NASA has deployed two aircraft to assist in recovery and search operations. The WB-57 aircraft is using advanced sensors to capture high-resolution images of affected areas, while UAVSAR will gather data on river basins.
These efforts are part of NASA’s Disasters Response Coordination System, working alongside state and federal emergency management agencies. The collected data will aid in assessing damage and improving response strategies for affected communities.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Watchdog backs Rubio’s sanctions on UN official over ‘shameful efforts’ targeting US, Israel
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on Palestinian rights, for her anti-Israel rhetoric and actions, including calls for legal accountability for U.S. and Israeli officials. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that such behavior will not be tolerated.
Israeli leaders have supported the sanctions, asserting that Albanese undermines the UN's credibility with her narratives. This marks a historic move, as no UN official has been sanctioned before for similar actions. The U.S. aims to reinforce its commitment to Israel and counter perceived antisemitism.
Breitbart: Alleged China Spies Arrested Over Stolen Plans of New Ukrainian Missile
Ukrainian authorities have arrested a father-son duo, both Chinese nationals, on espionage charges for allegedly attempting to smuggle classified documents about Ukraine's Neptune anti-ship cruise missile to China. The 24-year-old son, a former student, and his father were caught transferring stolen materials related to the missile, which gained notoriety for sinking the Russian cruiser Moskva in 2022.
The arrests highlight ongoing concerns over espionage amid the conflict, as the Neptune missile has drawn international attention for its effectiveness. The suspects face up to 15 years in prison under Ukrainian law, with their digital devices seized for investigation.
Front Page Magazine: Who's Afraid of Feeding Gaza?
Amnesty International, Greenpeace, and others have petitioned for the Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF) to cease food distribution to Gaza, alleging it supports genocide and war crimes. Critics argue that stopping GHF would benefit Hamas, which has historically profited from aid meant for civilians.
The media has labeled GHF as "controversial," while downplaying Hamas's role in targeting aid workers and distribution points. The narrative suggests that efforts to provide humanitarian aid are being twisted into accusations against those attempting to deliver it, highlighting a complex interplay of politics and humanitarian efforts in the region.
GB News: King Charles and Queen Camilla host unprecedented personal tour of Windsor Castle
King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron at Windsor Castle for a state visit. They toured the castle grounds, highlighting environmental projects and paying respects at Queen Elizabeth II's tomb.
The visit included a separate engagement for Mrs. Macron and concluded with a formal farewell, where the leaders exchanged warm gestures. The Macrons were set to have lunch with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer later in the day.
Times Of Israel: US sanctions anti-Israel UN rapporteur Albanese over ‘warfare’ campaigns
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese for her alleged "political and economic warfare" against the U.S. and Israel, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Albanese has faced accusations of antisemitism and support for terrorism, prompting U.S. action.
Rubio emphasized that her efforts to prompt International Criminal Court action against U.S. and Israeli officials would not be tolerated. The sanctions come amid ongoing tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict and follow previous actions against international legal officials concerning Israel.
Le Monde: Hamas agrees to partial hostage release in 'difficult' truce talks
Hamas announced it would release 10 hostages as part of ongoing ceasefire negotiations with Israel, following four days of indirect talks mediated by Qatar. The U.S. expressed optimism for a 60-day truce agreement, despite key hurdles including aid flow and military withdrawal.
Israeli officials echoed this optimism, with military and political leaders suggesting that recent military actions have set the stage for a potential deal. Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated that an agreement might be imminent, highlighting a possible path toward lasting peace.
Breitbart: Iran Trots Out 100 Muslim Scholars to Proclaim Trump an 'Enemy Against God'
Iranian state media reported on a letter from 100 Muslim scholars condemning President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as "enemies against God." The scholars warned against any normalization of relations with the U.S. or Israel, labeling it haram. This follows a normalization process involving Syria and potential ties between Mauritania and Israel.
The letter reflects Iran's increasing isolation and belligerent stance after its defeat in a recent conflict with Israel. Iranian clerics have intensified calls for retribution against Trump and Netanyahu, with some issuing fatwas advocating for their punishment. The rhetoric underscores ongoing tensions in the region.
Times Of Israel: US official waived safeguards to rush $30 million to Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
A senior State Department official expedited a $30 million aid award to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, waiving nine counterterrorism and anti-fraud safeguards. Despite concerns from USAID staff about the group’s inexperience and incomplete funding plans, the funds were approved under emergency provisions.
The decision has raised alarms regarding potential misuse of taxpayer resources and the risks of supporting an organization with ties to the Israeli military. The State Department maintains that the award will be subject to rigorous oversight.
Breitbart: Netanyahu: Hamas 'as Bad, in Some Cases Worse than the Nazis'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Hamas must not be allowed to continue existing, comparing the group to the Nazi regime. He discussed ongoing negotiations for a 60-day ceasefire, aiming to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Netanyahu emphasized his commitment to retrieving all hostages and eliminating Hamas, asserting that military and political pressure would facilitate their release. He noted progress, with 205 hostages freed, and expressed determination to ensure Gaza no longer poses a threat.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu gifts Trump mezuzah case in shape of B-2 bomber
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gifted President Trump a mezuzah case shaped like a B-2 stealth bomber, made from Iranian missile shrapnel. The gift, which includes a plaque thanking Trump for U.S. military support in strikes against Iranian nuclear sites, was created by Israeli artist Yaron Bob.
In return, Trump presented Netanyahu with a red baseball cap stating "Trump was right about everything." This exchange reflects the tradition of foreign leaders exchanging gifts during visits, highlighting the ongoing U.S.-Israel relationship.
The Western Journal: Marjorie Taylor Greene Vows to Strip Key Defense Bill So No More Provisions Go to Israel
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is advocating for the removal of $500 million in aid to Israel from a defense appropriations bill, along with cuts to funding for Taiwan, Jordan, and HIV prevention programs. She argues that the U.S. should prioritize domestic issues over foreign aid.
Greene emphasizes that the U.S. already provides substantial financial support to these nations and criticizes the allocation of funds for overseas humanitarian efforts while Americans face their own challenges. She believes that the defense budget should focus on American interests.
The Telegraph: US sanctions UN human rights official over Israel criticism
The U.S. has sanctioned UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese for her criticism of Israel and calls for the International Criminal Court to investigate U.S. and Israeli officials. Marco Rubio accused her of bias, stating her actions threaten U.S. sovereignty.
Albanese has urged the UN to impose an arms embargo on Israel and cut trade ties, alleging a "genocidal campaign" in Gaza. Her report implicated over 60 companies in supporting Israeli military actions. The U.S. has distanced itself from the UN Human Rights Council under the Trump administration.
#economy
Forbes: Centene Stock Down 40% — May Slide On $1 Trillion Medicaid Cuts
Centene Corporation's stock dropped 40% after it withdrew its 2025 revenue guidance due to concerns over lower growth in Obamacare markets. The recent passage of the Big Beautiful Bill Act is expected to cut $1 trillion from Medicaid, which constitutes 62% of Centene's revenue, raising further concerns about the company's financial outlook.
S&P Global Ratings is contemplating a downgrade of Centene's credit rating to junk status, which could increase borrowing costs. Analysts are divided on the stock's future, with some viewing it as undervalued, while others express pessimism about the managed care sector's prospects.
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Times Of Israel: Israeli soldier killed during attempted Hamas abduction in southern Gaza, IDF says
An Israeli soldier was killed during an attempted abduction by Hamas gunmen in southern Gaza, while the IDF continues its ground offensive in the region. The military reported that the soldier was shot during a struggle, and efforts to retrieve his body were thwarted by other Israeli forces.
The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with Israeli strikes reportedly killing 22 people in Gaza, including children. As the IDF escalates its operations, discussions for a hostage deal with Hamas remain complicated, with U.S. involvement in the negotiations facing obstacles.
#culture
Forbes: HBO Max Orders ‘Big Bang Theory’ Spin-off 'Stuart Fails To Save The Universe'
HBO Max has ordered a new spin-off titled “Stuart Fails To Save The Universe,” centered on Stuart Bloom, a character from “The Big Bang Theory.” This marks the fourth show in the franchise, following the successful “Young Sheldon.” The series will include familiar characters and explore a multiverse plot.
The trend of expanding popular franchises continues, with many studios opting for reboots and spin-offs to attract viewers. “The Big Bang Theory” remains a significant influence, having been named the most-binged title in streaming for 2024.
The Imaginative Conservative: Ideas Still Matter: A 15th Anniversary Symposium
The Imaginative Conservative (TIC) celebrates its 15th anniversary as a platform for broad conservative discourse, emphasizing culture, literature, and theology over strict political ideology. Co-founders Winston Elliott and Bradley Birzer aimed to create a community of thinkers connected through shared values rather than geographic location.
Over the years, TIC has published thousands of essays and fostered a sense of communion among writers and readers, encouraging deep exploration of conservative ideas. The journal remains a vital space for intellectual engagement, reminding its audience that culture often precedes and shapes politics.
#history
Fox News: WWII American warship's severed bow found 80 years after being blown off in battle
Researchers have located the bow of the USS New Orleans, lost during the WWII Battle of Tassafaronga in 1942, approximately 2,200 feet underwater in the Solomon Islands. The identification was made by experts analyzing the wreck's structure and paint details.
The USS New Orleans was severely damaged by a Japanese torpedo, resulting in the loss of over 180 crew members. Despite the destruction, the ship was stabilized and returned to the U.S. for repairs, thanks to the crew's heroic efforts.
#crime
Fox News: Notorious 'Hillside Strangler' seeks freedom after decades behind bars despite expert warnings
Kenneth Bianchi, one of the "Hillside Stranglers," is up for parole consideration in Washington state, raising concerns among victims' families. Retired FBI agent Jason Pack highlights the trauma this hearing brings, emphasizing Bianchi's history of manipulation and the ongoing risk he poses.
Despite his age, Pack asserts that Bianchi's dangerous mindset remains unchanged. Even if paroled, he faces life sentences in California, ensuring he would not be released into the community. The parole board will evaluate his behavior in prison and the severity of his crimes before making a decision.
Fox News: Former physical education teacher charged with multiple sexual offenses against 3 children
Former UK PE teacher Bronwen James, 29, appeared in court facing 13 charges related to sexual offenses against three children over three years. Charges include sexual activity with minors and producing indecent photographs. Her case will proceed to Salisbury Crown Court on August 7.
James has been granted bail with conditions, including no contact with the alleged victims. This case adds to a troubling trend of young female teachers facing similar allegations in both the UK and the US.
#sports
Forbes: Bill Ackman Slammed Online For Tennis Loss After Accepting Wildcard
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman's entry into the Hall of Fame Open tennis tournament ended in a quick defeat, drawing criticism for his wildcard selection. Ackman, 59, partnered with retired player Jack Sock, who has faced backlash for choosing Ackman without any competitive tennis background.
Critics, including tournament director Randy Walker, condemned the match as subpar and questioned the merit of Ackman's wildcard entry, arguing it undermines the competitive nature of professional tennis. Walker highlighted that players typically earn wildcards through merit, unlike Ackman.
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Daily Mirror: UK on brink of deal to return migrants to France for first time since Brexit
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Daily Mirror: Princess Kate heartbreak as righthand woman for 15 years makes bombshell move
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Daily Mirror: Keir Starmer survives another rebellion amid outrage at DWP disability cuts
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Daily Mirror: How your MP voted on stripped-down benefit cuts and full list of Labour rebels
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