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Forbes: Trump Gag Orders: Here’s Everything The Ex-President Can’t Say In The Cases Against Him As Appeals Court Upholds Order
In a dreary dance with the law, Donald Trump finds himself shackled by a gavel's command, barred from speaking ill of court staff and prosecutors in his Manhattan trial. Each infraction, a misstep in a game where stakes are high and freedom hangs by a thread, nets him a fine.
Yet, the ex-president spins the wheel of grievance, labeling each gag order an infringement on his voice. The shadows deepen as he navigates a legal labyrinth, holding onto the hope that the truth will set him free.
GB News: WATCH: Martin Daubney speaks out after arrest -'Two-tier policing in plain sight!'
Martin Daubney, a GB News host, was mistakenly arrested while covering protests at Downing Street, sparked by a tragic stabbing in Southport. As chaos unfolded, he criticized the police's handling of the situation, claiming they ignored certain provocative actions.
He pointed out a noticeable disparity in policing tactics, contrasting this event with previous pro-Palestine demonstrations, highlighting a troubling trend of selective enforcement.
Breitbart: New York Supreme Court Rules Texas Can Continue Busing Migrants to Big Apple
The New York Supreme Court tossed out Mayor Eric Adams' attempt to halt Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s migrant busing scheme, validating Abbott’s right to keep sending migrants to New York City. Abbott celebrated, promising to continue the busing amid ongoing border tensions.
Meanwhile, Texas courts ruled in favor of Abbott, allowing him to maintain buoy barriers in the Rio Grande, defying federal efforts to have them removed. It’s a game of chess on the border, with states playing their pieces against the backdrop of federal authority.
Fox News: 'No Kings Act': Schumer advances Biden SCOTUS overhaul with bill to strip Trump’s immunity
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer kicks off a push to strip former President Trump of his immunity, countering a recent Supreme Court ruling. He claims the ruling creates a “dangerous” precedent that elevates presidents above the law, calling Congress to act as a check on the court.
Backed by 34 Democratic co-sponsors, the proposed “No Kings Act” aims to clarify that no president holds legal immunity for actions taken in office. Its chances of passing are slim, facing strong Republican opposition in both the Senate and the House.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Doubles Down on Questioning Kamala Harris’s Heritage, Sharing Resurfaced Photo
Trump, in a twist of praise, acknowledged Kamala Harris's Indian roots on Truth Social, sharing an old family photo while hinting she switches her racial identity for political gain. The media erupted, accusing him of undermining her biracial background.
Lines were drawn, with his supporters emphasizing her dual heritage as a tool for fundraising and votes. The political circus continues, feeding the narrative that identity can be a game of convenience.
Fox News: Harris' vetting team privately meets with Shapiro, Kelly ahead of veep announcement: report
Vice President Kamala Harris’ vetting team has met with potential running mates, including Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Sen. Mark Kelly, as the 2024 ticket decision looms. An announcement could hit the streets next Monday, just ahead of a battleground state tour.
With speculation swirling, Shapiro seems a frontrunner, hailing from the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania. Other contenders like Roy Cooper and Pete Buttigieg hang in the mix, but the clock's ticking on this political game.
#society
Breitbart: Hawaii Gov.: 2023 Lahaina Wildfire Lawsuits Nearing $4 Billion Settlement
Hawaii's Governor Josh Green announced a nearing $4 billion settlement related to the 2023 Lahaina wildfires, the worst natural disaster in the state's history. Over 600 lawsuits were filed after the inferno killed 102 people, fueled by invasive grasses and poor land management.
Green hopes to finalize the agreement by August 6, ahead of the fire's anniversary. He reflects on possible decisions that could've mitigated the devastation yet stops short of placing blame on officials.
Fox News: Texas woman turns 115, making her the oldest living person in the US
Elizabeth Francis, a 115-year-old from Houston, has become the oldest living person in the U.S. after the previous record holder passed away. A lifelong caregiver, she credits her longevity to faith and family, embodying the spirit of community and resilience throughout her years.
Francis remains active in her church, and though she's mostly homebound, she stays connected with her family and community. Her life reflects the values of hard work and care for others, making her an intriguing figure in the study of human longevity.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Joe Biden makes creepy joke to young girl in toe-curling moment during press conference
Biden cracked a joke and sang to a girl after the U.S. struck a historic prisoner exchange deal with Russia, releasing 24 captives, including journalist Evan Gershkovich. The president praised the diplomacy behind the swap, noting the inclusion of Russian political prisoners.
In his speech, Biden emphasized America's commitment to freeing unjustly held citizens worldwide, asserting its core values of freedom and justice extend to all.
#sports
Fox News: Boxing champion angered over Olympic gender controversy: 'Definitely dropped the ball'
In a storm of outrage, Italian boxer Angela Carini walked away from her Olympic match against Algeria's Imane Khelif, who had faced scrutiny over male chromosomes. Claressa Shields condemned the IOC’s decision, stressing that competition should respect biological differences.
Khelif is reported to be intersex, yet both the controversy and responses indicate deep divisions over gender fairness in sport. Shields insists on a clear separation: men compete against men, and women against women, as the essence of fair play hangs in the balance.