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#politics
Breitbart: JD Vance: 'You’re Going To See a Lot' of Democrats Indicted
On Fox News, Vance says indictments will come after Gabbard and Patel allege Obama officials manipulated 2016; laws must follow the facts.
He says they broke the law and the intel community should chase real threats, not push Clinton talking points, calling it sick.
Breitbart: Marlow: Buying Our Democracy — Meet the Billionaire Leftists Behind the Lawfare Chaos
The author argues lawfare is a funded political campaign to target Trump and MAGA by weaponizing the legal system.
He cites donors and groups Hoffman, Soros, the Sandler Foundation, ProPublica, Arabella Advisors, Project 65, and major law firms behind the effort
Fox News: Summertime and the living is uneasy on Capitol Hill
Senate Republicans stayed in session to confirm some of Trump’s nominees, drawing Trump’s ire at Schumer for blocking a larger slate.
The August recess isn’t a vacation—members do CODELs and district work. Some seek new precedents to speed nominations before the October funding deadline.
#culture
GB News: End of an era for M&S as retailer says goodbye to fan-favourite dessert – 'Please bring it back!'
M&S says the Red Diamond Strawberry & Creme Sandwich is a limited edition and will vanish in days; shoppers are urged to rush to Foodhall.
Reactions split—nostalgia for some, indifference for others; a Pistachio & Shortbread Crunchy Clouds has since launched to fill the gap.
#health
Fox News: Actor with colorectal cancer shares simple sign that he ignored: ‘I had no idea’
Van der Beek says there were no red flags; the only sign was a change in bowel habits blamed on coffee.
Experts: start colonoscopies at 45 every 5–10 years; gaps in screening persist, highlighting need for accessible, noninvasive tests.