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#politics
The Federalist: Three Big Lies Clapper And Brennan Told In Their NYT Op-Ed
Former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper have published an op-ed attempting to refute recent declassified documents that undermine the Trump-Russia collusion narrative. The documents indicate there was no credible intelligence supporting claims that Russia aimed to help Trump win the 2016 election.
Brennan and Clapper's op-ed downplays their roles in the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) and makes misleading claims about the Steele dossier's influence on the assessment. Contrary to their assertions, evidence shows the dossier was indeed referenced in the ICA, contradicting their statements.
The Federalist: Durham Annex Shows How Press Tried To Save Hillary In 2016
The release of the declassified "Durham Annex" reveals how the Clinton campaign in 2016 sought to divert attention from its own scandals by promoting the narrative of Russian collusion with Donald Trump. This strategy involved collaboration between Clinton's team and sympathetic media outlets to shape public perception.
As the campaign faced scrutiny over leaked DNC emails and Clinton's use of a personal email server, the narrative shifted to suggest that Russia was aiding Trump. This coordinated messaging, highlighted in the Durham Annex, illustrates the interplay between political strategy and media reporting during a critical election period.
The Federalist: Media Boosted Anti-Trump Ex-Spook As Author Of ICA. She Wasn't
CNN reported on retired CIA official Susan Miller's claims about Russian interference in the 2016 election, presenting her as an author of the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA). However, it was revealed that she was not involved in writing the ICA, raising questions about her credibility.
Miller's statements contradict findings from declassified documents, which indicate that the intelligence community did not support the narrative of collusion between Trump and Russia. Critics argue that the media's portrayal of Miller has contributed to misinformation surrounding the Russia collusion narrative.
#society
Fox News: 7 best low-carb beers that are also big on flavor, according to new ranking
Low-carb beers are experiencing a resurgence as health-conscious consumers, particularly millennials and Gen Z, seek options that align with their wellness goals. Brands like Michelob Ultra are reporting sales growth, even as traditional beer sales decline, showcasing a shift in consumer preferences.
Brewers are innovating to create flavorful low-carb options, moving beyond the stereotype of light beers. Popular choices include Dogfish Head 30 Minute Light IPA and Blue Moon Light, which offer complex flavors while maintaining low carbohydrate content. This trend reflects a broader demand for enjoyable social experiences that don’t compromise health.
The Western Journal: Dunkin' Now on the Leftist Boycott List After Its Own 'Genetics' Ad
Dunkin' has found itself on the leftist boycott list following a new ad featuring model Gavin Casalegno, who discusses genetics in relation to attractiveness. Critics have drawn parallels to previous controversies over genetic discussions in advertising, labeling the campaign as problematic.
The backlash seems to stem from a perception that the ad promotes eugenics, leading to calls for boycotts against Dunkin' and comparisons to other brands. Despite the criticism, the ad highlights the role of genetics in appearance, which some argue is a natural acknowledgment rather than a controversial stance.
Times Of Israel: France to expel Gazan student for antisemitic posts, halt other arrivals amid probe
France will suspend its program to receive Palestinians from Gaza pending an investigation into a student accused of sharing antisemitic posts. Nour Atallah, 25, had her enrollment revoked by Sciences Po Lille after posts calling for violence against Jews surfaced.
French officials stated that no evacuations will occur until the investigation concludes, and all Gazans in France will undergo further screening. The situation has heightened tensions amid rising antisemitism in France following the recent Israel-Hamas conflict.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Russia's ex-PM threatens Donald Trump with nuclear weapons after President brands him 'failure' in bitter online feud
Donald Trump has engaged in a heated exchange with Russia's former Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, who criticized Trump's threats against Putin regarding sanctions. Medvedev warned that Trump's ultimatums could lead to war, while Trump accused Medvedev of entering "dangerous territory."
The conflict escalated as Medvedev referenced Russia's nuclear capabilities and indicated that the Kremlin would continue its current path. Trump's remarks included a dismissal of Russia and criticism of India's economic ties with Moscow. Relations between the US and Russia remain strained, with both sides acknowledging a lack of progress in normalizing interactions.
#economy
Le Monde: With Trump's new trade barriers, global commerce enters a new era
President Trump has announced new reciprocal tariffs of at least 10% on exports from approximately 80 countries, set to take effect on August 7. This move follows a successful negotiation with the EU, which agreed to a 15% tariff on its exports to the US.
The average tariff rate is expected to rise from 2.5% to around 17%, marking a significant shift in US trade policy and potentially reshaping global trade dynamics.
#education
Fox News: Linda McMahon pulls back the curtain on Trump's plan to dismantle the Department of Education
Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated that returning education control to the states is a nonpartisan issue, as both Democratic and Republican states face challenges. At the National Governors Association meeting, she announced the release of $6.8 billion in federal funds for K-12 programs.
McMahon emphasized the importance of collaboration with governors to address diverse educational needs and improve literacy. Despite concerns over dismantling the Department of Education, she believes this approach will empower teachers and enhance educational outcomes nationwide.