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Aug 14, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump's federal crime operation brings 100 arrests, 800 National Guard troops to Washington
FBI, ATF, CBP, DHS and Secret Service patrolled DC as Trump’s crime crackdown expanded; 45 arrests overnight, ~100 since Monday.
400 Guardsmen on duty (800 by week’s end); Navy Yard curfew; protests surge; officials cite a crime drop, critics doubt the figures.
The Telegraph: Washington DC protester arrested for throwing sandwich at border agent
Sean Charles Dunn was charged with assault after throwing a wrapped Subway sandwich at a CBP officer in DC amid protests over Trump’s federal policing; footage shows him in a pink shirt tossing the sandwich and fleeing, with his arrest not captured.
Breitbart: Crockett: Our Only Emergency Is Trump Made it Back into the White House
Rep. Jasmine Crockett says the only emergency is Trump’s return to the White House, accusing him of using emergency powers to take over D.C.
She says Republicans sidestep the law, plan court battles for information, and that Trump created the crisis, not democracy.
Fox News: Armenia and Azerbaijan leaders seek to ease Russian and Iranian concerns after US-brokered peace deal
Armenia’s Pashinyan and Azerbaijan’s Aliyev hail a U.S.-brokered peace as a new era, insisting it isn’t directed at others.
TRIPP would run through Armenian land with a 99-year U.S. rights lease; Iran opposes, Russia urges balance, and Armenia faces domestic backlash.
Fox News: Trump brings peace to Caucasus: Inside the Armenia–Azerbaijan deal 30 years in the making
Pashinyan and Aliyev call the U.S.-brokered peace deal historic, praising Trump and Steve Witkoff and backing the TRIPP corridor for trade.
Aliyev says Armenia must amend its constitution; Pashinyan calls it internal. Refugees and detainees unresolved.
#society
The Economist: The colourful civic groups that hold Germany together
In Arnsberg, hundreds in green jackets and feathered caps line up for a local shooting club gathering, a vivid slice of Germany’s Vereins culture.
After Mass, speeches and beer, attendees dance and learn the discofox, showing how these clubs anchor community life.
#war
Breitbart: Hugs, Handshakes, and Backslapping as Zelensky Meets Starmer in London
Zelensky meets UK PM Starmer at Downing Street with hugs, ahead of Trump-Putin’s Alaska talks.
Europe’s sidelined from Alaska; Britain and Zelensky push to end the war as Trump hosts a Western leaders’ call; polls show Ukrainians favor negotiating an end.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: State Department Accuses China of Genocide, Rape, Torture, Starvation of Dissidents
The 2025 State Dept rights report accuses the CCP of genocide in East Turkistan, citing mass detentions and forced labor.
It cites sterilizations, abortions, surveillance, censorship, and abuse of dissidents, with detainees moved to prisons after 'graduations'.
#economy
The Telegraph: Meloni has proven that cutting taxes works. If only Reeves was taking notes
Italy’s cost‑of‑living GDP per capita has overtaken Britain’s for the first time this century, per World Bank; the gap is just over $60,000.
From postwar volatility to 2011 Brussels pressure, Italy is now stable under Meloni and a magnet for millionaires fleeing Labour taxes.
Forbes: Stocks Shudder As PPI Shows Higher Than Expected Wholesale Inflation
PPI rose 0.9% in July, lifting annual wholesale inflation to 3.3% after June was flat. Services led the gain, up 1.1%, the largest since March 2022.
Goods rose too, led by food at 1.4%. Markets dipped early but largely steadied.
The Economist: China’s planned Turkish EV factories have yet to power up
China’s BYD pledged a $1B Turkey investment in 2024, courting a Manisa EV plant and a “Chinatown” for workers. A year on, progress is scant—containers and dump trucks, no clear start.
TOGG could feel the squeeze if BYD stalls; alternatives in Hungary loom as the opening slips.
Fox News: Las Vegas tourism controversies, plus 9 high-fiber bread options
Las Vegas tourism is in decline for several reasons.
A French woman vents after her American boyfriend complains about healthy, scratch-made meals. High-fiber bread can lower cholesterol and blood sugar.
#health
GB News: Grandfather fined after taking 18 SECONDS longer than allowed to drop off his family at Manchester Airport as he had to run to the toilet
A grandfather was charged £25 for staying 18 seconds over the 10-minute drop-off limit at Manchester Airport Terminal 2.
Eric Moffatt, 66, says medical needs forced the extra time; airport defends the charge as congestion control, noting a free JetParks 1 drop-off.
#crime
The Western Journal: Levitt Drops Illegal Immigrant Bombshell: Dozens Arrested in DC Violent Crime Crackdown
Leavitt: 29 illegal immigrants arrested in one DC night amid Trump crackdown; 45 arrests total, including assault on a federal officer and gun charges.
Officials say MPD-ICE cooperation is key; a Washington Post poll shows 65% of DC residents see crime as very serious.
Breitbart: Woman Sues Chicago After Being Shot by Gun from Buyback Program
Twanda Willingham sues Chicago after a Glock 21 from a gun buyback vanished in transit to a police station.
NRA-ILA says evidence of theft/cover-up: Glock tag on another gun, tag in trash, and the gun later found with a 16-year-old in 2025.
#outdoors
Fox News: Hiker made fatal mistake when encountering poisonous snake, officials believe
A hiker in Savage Gulf State Park picked up a timber rattlesnake, was bitten, and died after treatment; officials suspect an allergic reaction; cause of death is pending.
Timber rattlesnakes are the largest and most dangerous of Tennessee’s venomous snakes; the hiker’s identity hasn’t been released and several agencies responded to the incident.