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Aug 11, 2025 |
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#politics
Daily Mirror: Donald Trump snubs Zelensky from Putin meeting in brutal 'nothing happened' slam
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Breitbart: Trump: Democrat 'Hacks' Crockett and AOC Should Take Cognitive Exam
Trump calls Rep. Jasmine Crockett and other Democrats "'political hacks' who should take a cognitive exam," posting on Truth Social. Crockett says Trump is a 'wannabe Hitler,' while Breitbart notes his cognitive-test claim and a White House health briefing says he is in excellent health.
Daily Mirror: Wes Streeting's 'don't strike' plea to NHS ambulance workers before union talks
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#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Sudan: Where the Abraham Accords Face Their Fiercest Trial
Sudan’s Abraham Accords path falters as civil war deepens and Western policy drifts.
Normalization must be Sudanese-led—engage Burhan and a civilian parliament—else the Accords fail the test of durable peace.
Breitbart: Finland Charges Russia-Linked Vessel Officers over Undersea Cable Damage
Finland charges the captain and two officers of the Russia-linked Eagle S with aggravated mischief and interference after it allegedly dragged an anchor and damaged five cables in the Gulf of Finland for about 90 km. Names not released; they deny.
The Eagle S is flagged Cook Islands and tied to Russia’s shadow fleet; Moscow denies involvement. Estlink-2 outages raised Baltic prices; repairs cited at around €60 million.
#economy
Forbes: Trump: Gold Imports Will Not Face Tariffs
Gold imports will not face tariffs, President Donald announced on Truth Social, easing fears after CBP initially said one-kilo and 100-ounce bars would face reciprocal tariffs.
The White House says executive order clarifying tariff levels on the metal is coming this week.
Times Of Israel: World’s largest wealth fund rolls back Israeli investments over West Bank, Gaza concerns
Norway’s $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund says it is divesting from 11 Israeli companies and terminating all contracts with Israeli asset managers over the Gaza/West Bank conflict.
Going forward, it will limit Israeli holdings to the equity benchmark, move external Israeli investments in-house, and complete a review by Aug. 20.
#military
The Telegraph: Europe’s leaders have failed Ukraine – they have no right to a seat at the table
Ahead of Trump-Putin talks, Macron’s plea for Europe to shape security rings hollow: no plan, no means, little will to act.
Citing Potsdam and the Cold War, the piece says Europe’s defense has declined, budgets go to welfare and climate, leaving it a spectator.
#religion
The Federalist: Lions Player Shares Message About Power Of Prayer After Injury
Detroit Lions safety Morice Norris suffered a severe preseason injury vs. the Falcons, collapsed with seizures and was taken to Grady Memorial; the game paused for prayer.
It notes Hamlin's 2023 cardiac scare and Josh Allen's faith-led MVP rise.
#culture
Breitbart: Hollywood Rocked by Amazon-Backed AI Tool, Showrunner, that Allows Viewers to Create Their Own Shows
Amazon-backed Fable unveils Showrunner, an AI tool to create animated series via text prompts, handling characters, dialogue, voices, and music.
Industry voices are split: some warn it undercuts craft and teaching; others call it democratizing entertainment and urge guiding AI to avoid hollow cinema.
#history
Breitbart: AOL Discontinues Dial-Up Internet Service After 40 Years
AOL will end its dial-up Internet service on Sept. 30, 2025, closing a four-decade chapter that helped bring the Internet to millions.
Dial-up dwindled as broadband rose; AOL was acquired by Verizon in 2015, with assets later sold to Apollo in 2021
#education
The Western Journal: Take Their Funding Away: UCLA Professors Nod Along as Valedictorian Goes on Anti-Trump Tirade at Graduation
A UCLA valedictorian's tirade against Trump surfaces amid a funding clash; Jamie Han, a first-gen immigrant, calls out ICE as others applaud.
Trump froze $584M in UCLA funding over protest policy; UC warns a $1B settlement would devastate public higher ed
#crime
Forbes: What To Know About Tropical Storm Erin—Expected To Become Major Hurricane
Erin formed in the eastern Atlantic and is forecast to become a hurricane by Friday and a major hurricane by Saturday near Puerto Rico; five-day track is uncertain.
NOAA expects 13-18 named storms this season, 5-9 hurricanes, and 2-5 majors; Erin is the fifth storm so far.
Le Monde: Streaming's new pirates: 'We're not a big network of cybercriminals, just two high schoolers having fun'
In Saint-Etienne, a 15-year-old, online as Fidel, runs an illegal streaming site from his bedroom, hosting pirated movies and shows with ads.
Subscribers pay €2 to remove ads; titles pull from Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+, with titles like Mission: Impossible and Lilo & Stitch. He also plays badminton; friends prefer Roblox.
GB News: Three teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder after man in his 40s found dead following altercation
Three teens arrested on suspicion of murder after a man in his 40s died following an altercation in Leysdown-on-Sea, Isle of Sheppey.
A 16-year-old girl and two boys, aged 14 and 15, remain in custody; identities withheld as detectives appeal for witnesses.
Breitbart: Rapper T-Hood Shot Dead Following Dispute
Atlanta rapper T-Hood, 33, was fatally shot Friday after a dispute that led to gunfire. He was found wounded in a Gwinnett County home and died at a hospital.
One person detained in the homicide probe; his mother told TMZ the rapper lived there.