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#politics
Forbes: Senate Democrats Push To Undo Trump’s Immunity Ruling—In Latest Longshot Supreme Court Reform Bill
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is set to introduce the "No Kings Act," aimed at stripping ex-presidents of immunity from criminal prosecution. But with a split Congress, its chances of passing are slim, much like a cigarette too far gone in an ashtray.
In the background, Trump plays his cards, claiming this ruling to shield himself from charges. A political chess game unfolds, but the pieces are set against a landscape of stubborn partisanship.
The Economist: Politics
In the shadowy alleys of Caracas, bullets flew as police met protesters demanding justice—a grim tally of 20 lives lost after Maduro's election win. The opposition declared a different story, but with polling stations locked, the truth lay in chains.
Meanwhile, while the U.S. called for election clarity, rogue nations heralded Maduro’s win, each with their own agenda. The streets trembled, echoing discontent while power players regrouped.
Breitbart: Report: Anonymous Campaign Aide Claims Kamala Harris Flip-Flops on 5th Policy
Kamala Harris is backtracking on several progressive policies she once championed, now distancing herself from a federal job guarantee and other leftist stances. Concern is brewing over whether voters can trust her as the de facto Democrat nominee.
With changes in her positions on fracking, border funding, and gun control, the unclear commitment raises doubts about her true beliefs. Harris, once a radical voice, now dances in the shadows of ambiguity.
Fox News: Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran by hidden explosive device: report
In a shadowy corner of Tehran, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was put to the silence with a bomb that had been nestling for months, detonated in the dead of night. It’s a tale of cunning and betrayal, with whispers of Israeli hands orchestrating the deadly dance.
As the dust settled, blame flew like bullets—Iran and Hamas pointing fingers at Israel, while the U.S. stood on the sidelines, noncommittal and uneasy. The embarrassment for Iran’s military was palpable; how a bomb slipped past their defenses was a secret better kept.
Breitbart: Lindsey Graham: To Our Friends in Israel, Knock Out Iran's Oil Refineries
Sen. Lindsey Graham urged Israel to respond aggressively to Iran after its airstrike on Hamas leader Haniyeh, advocating for the destruction of Iran's oil refineries as a key to crippling terror funding. He insists Hezbollah and Hamas should be treated as extensions of Iran, not separate entities.
Graham called for a unified American policy framing any attack by Hezbollah as an Iranian act against Israel, emphasizing that without hitting Iran’s economy, the cycle of violence will persist.
#society
The Economist: The Olympics are teaching the French to cheer again
The Olympics are shaking up the French psyche, transforming their trademark cynicism into uncharacteristic enthusiasm. Amid gold medals and star athletes, even the most stoic of publications are letting loose, reveling in the magic of the games.
Political turmoil is still there, but for now, the cheers are drowning out the critiques, leaving France to sip on celebratory rosé.
GB News: Chinese electric car giant BYD to roll out self-driving vehicles as Uber orders 100,000 new EVs
Uber and BYD have inked a deal promising 100,000 electric vehicles across multiple global markets, aiming to cut EV costs and boost eco-friendly transport. This partnership could speed up autonomous vehicle integration into Uber's platform.
The collaboration hopes to make electric mobility both accessible and affordable, tackling the high upfront costs that often deter drivers. It marks a concerted push towards greener urban transport.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 'Dangerous message': Top Republican raises concerns over trading Americans for 'actual Russian criminals'
A top Republican cautioned that trading Russian criminals for American detainees not only celebrates a victory but also risks sending a dangerous signal to Putin, encouraging more hostage-taking. Meanwhile, many remain concerned for other Americans still imprisoned abroad.
As Biden's administration welcomes home journalist Evan Gershkovich and Marine veteran Paul Whelan, bipartisan voices urge the inclusion of other unjustly held Americans in any future swaps, emphasizing the long shadows of Russia's human rights abuses.
The Economist: Humiliated by Azerbaijan, Armenia tacks towards the West
Armenia is stepping into the Western fold, courting the EU and the U.S. while delicately managing its ties with Russia. A fresh military aid package from the EU signals a shift, as American troops shake hands with Armenian forces in a budding alliance.
Caught in a dance of power, Armenia's pivot is fraught with danger but tantalizingly necessary for survival.
#economy
Forbes: Mark Zuckerberg Now World’s Third-Richest Person—Meta Rally Adds $11 Billion To Fortune
Mark Zuckerberg struck gold as Meta's shares soared, upping his net worth to $178 billion—leaping ahead of European billionaires. The stock's rally marked a turnaround from his near $60 billion low a year prior, showcasing his immense stake in the tech giant.
Now the third richest man on earth, Zuckerberg’s wealth rides high on Meta's recovery and rising investor confidence, proving fortune favors the bold in Silicon Valley's high-stakes game.
Fox News: Virginia sees 10,000th new business open under Youngkin's tenure, fulfilling top campaign pledge
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced his success in creating 10,000 new businesses ahead of schedule, fulfilling a campaign promise. He credits initiatives supporting innovation, entrepreneurship, and tax relief for establishing Virginia as a top business state.
As he sets his sights on bolstering the economy, Youngkin remains focused on state leadership despite speculation about national political ambitions.
#crime
Breitbart: 14 Arrested, 10 Victims Rescued in Human Trafficking Sting at California Comic-Con
In a dark corner of the comic-book universe, a human trafficking sting at San Diego’s Comic-Con revealed the seedy underbelly of exploitation. Fourteen sex buyers were pinched, while ten potential victims were rescued from the clutches of predators during the three-day operation.
California officials are shining a light on this insidious crime, reminding us that not all heroes wear capes. The grim reality is that large events become hunting grounds for those who profit from human suffering.
Breitbart: Report: Kamala Harris's Stepdaughter's Secret Service Detail Arrests Man
In the gritty heart of Tribeca, chaos erupted when a man, known for his beef with police parking privileges, confronted Ella Emhoff’s Secret Service detail. His antics escalated when he tore off a license plate, prompting a swift arrest.
A young woman caught in the crossfire of security and madness—another day in the life of the political elite.
GB News: 'It's a crime': Keir Starmer resolves to crack down on riots as he announces new plan to end violent disorder
Riots swept through the UK after a stabbing in Southport, leaving cities like Hartlepool and London reeling. The Prime Minister vowed to empower police forces to tackle the escalating violent disorder, while Sir Keir Starmer condemned the attacks as mindless thuggery.
In a rallying cry from Downing Street, the PM signaled unwavering support for law enforcement, declaring a commitment to eradicate this chaos and restore order. Justice, he claimed, must not be delayed for the victims.
#science
Forbes: Latest Northern Lights Forecast: Where To See The Northern Lights Tonight—Possibly The Last Time This Week
A geomagnetic storm watch runs until Thursday, heralding another chance to catch the Northern Lights. Tonight's forecast points to a Kp index of four, clearing the way for vibrant displays across several U.S. states thanks to a "Cannibal CME" that just rolled in.
As the sun ramps up for its peak cycle between 2024 and 2026, aurora chasers should evade city lights and seek higher ground, yet smoky skies may hamper views. The celestial dance promises to be a sight—if the weather plays nice.
#other
Fox News: Kamala Harris played key role in helping man become 1st illegal immigrant with law license: report
Kamala Harris stood up for Sergio Covarrubias Garcia, an undocumented immigrant, who became the first undocumented attorney in U.S. history after a hard-fought legal battle. Harris's endorsement helped break barriers against a 1996 law that forbade undocumented individuals from receiving professional licenses.
Garcia's journey reflects the struggles of many immigrants, and while he appreciates Harris's support, he hopes for broader immigration reform under her potential presidency. His story serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges and aspirations in the immigrant community.