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#politics
Breitbart: Watch: Kamala Harris Can’t Name Democrat Party Leader in 30 Minute Softball Colbert Interview
In her first interview since the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris expressed disappointment over the lack of opposition to President Trump, criticizing both parties in Congress for their inaction. She emphasized her belief that the democratic system is currently broken and expressed a desire to step away from elective politics.
Harris did not rule out a future presidential run but stated she wants to focus on listening to the public rather than engaging in a transactional political system. She remains committed to fighting for democracy despite her concerns about its fragility.
#society
The Telegraph: Radioactive wasp nest found next to nuclear weapons waste
A radioactive wasp nest was discovered at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina, where nuclear bomb components were previously manufactured. The nest had radiation levels ten times higher than federal limits but posed no danger to the public, according to officials.
Workers treated and disposed of the nest as radioactive waste, with no wasps found. The radiation is attributed to past contamination from the site's operational history, and there are no leaks from the waste tanks.
#economy
The Western Journal: Dozens of Countries Failed to Make Deals with Trump: Now They're Days Away from Paying the Price
President Trump has signed an Executive Order to impose tariffs on 68 countries that failed to reach trade agreements with the U.S. since April. The new tariffs, which vary by country, will take effect on August 7, with exemptions for nations like China and Mexico currently negotiating deals.
Trump emphasized that persistent trade deficits pose a threat to U.S. national security and the economy. He noted that some nations have not engaged adequately in negotiations or offered satisfactory terms, prompting the need for these tariffs.
Forbes: 73,000 Jobs Added In July—Fewer Than Expected—As Unemployment Rises
The U.S. job market showed signs of slowing in July, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.2% and only 73,000 nonfarm jobs added, falling short of expectations. Job cuts surged, particularly in retail and automotive sectors, attributed to tariffs and economic uncertainty.
The Federal Reserve is closely monitoring these trends as it considers potential interest rate adjustments. Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that the long-term impacts of tariffs on job availability are still unclear, but rising consumer prices are expected.
GB News: British shoppers to endure surging food prices as household budgets face 'inevitable' threat
Food inflation in the UK is projected to rise to 6% by the end of the year, presenting a significant challenge for household budgets, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Retail finance chiefs are pessimistic about trading conditions, with many expecting further price increases and job losses as a result of rising costs.
The BRC reports that 85% of retailers have raised prices due to increased National Insurance contributions and the national living wage. Nearly 100,000 retail jobs have been lost compared to last year, with many businesses freezing recruitment or cutting investments. The Chancellor's upcoming budget decisions will be crucial for the retail sector and household expenses.
#crime
Fox News: Video shows Arkansas hiking murder suspect arrested mid-haircut
Andrew James McGann, 28, was arrested at a salon in Arkansas for the double homicide of Clinton and Cristen Brink at Devil’s Den State Park. He faces two counts of capital murder, with investigators stating the attack appeared random and that McGann confessed, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime.
The Brinks were found dead on a hiking trail, while their two daughters, aged 7 and 9, were unharmed. McGann, a former teacher with no prior criminal history, had recently resigned from a teaching position and was set to start a new job in Arkansas. The investigation is ongoing.
#other
Fox News: Top DHS official calls citizenship test 'too soft,' urges major overhaul of naturalization process
New USCIS Director Joseph Edlow is advocating for a significant overhaul of the U.S. naturalization test, criticizing its current format as insufficient. He emphasizes the need for deeper evaluation of civics knowledge and English proficiency throughout the interview process to better reflect assimilation expectations.
Edlow also aims to address issues within the H-1B visa program, asserting it undermines American workers' wages. He plans to enhance oversight and revisit the public charge rule regarding welfare-related immigration. Additionally, he identifies the growing USCIS case backlog as a national security concern and commits to reducing it without compromising system integrity.