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#politics
Fox News: Special counsel obtained Trump’s Twitter DMs despite company’s efforts to block access
Former President Trump's direct messages on Twitter were obtained by Special Counsel Jack Smith, despite efforts by the company to block access. Unsealed court filings reveal that location data, draft tweets, and messages were obtained. The company, now named X Corp., was held in contempt of court and fined $350,000 by U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell.
The social media giant was forced to hand over an extensive list of data related to Trump's account, including tweets, searches, IP addresses, and associated accounts. This came as part of the third criminal indictment against Trump, which involves his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Trump also faces other indictments for hush payments, business dealings, and another election-related charge.
Fox News: Fox News Power Rankings: The front runner and contenders in the 2024 GOP primary field
Fox News releases its power rankings for the 2024 GOP presidential primary. Donald Trump remains the frontrunner with a strong lead in both national and early state polling. Ron DeSantis is the leading alternative, but faces fundraising challenges and mixed support within the party. Tim Scott trails behind, relying on his foundation in the early states and fundraising prowess to gain traction.
Fox News: First-time GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says he's not getting 'overly prepared' for first primary debate
Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is not focused on preparing for the upcoming GOP primary debate. Instead, he is prioritizing meeting the people and taking a different approach than other candidates. Ramaswamy's campaign has been cramming in foreign policy briefings, but he is not participating in mock debates. If he doesn't perform well in the first debate, his campaign may need to reevaluate their preparations for the second debate.
Flag And Cross: Netanyahu, Levin Reportedly Seeking To Halt Judicial Reform
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Justice Minister Yariv Levin have agreed to a 12-month freeze on their government's judicial reform program, in an effort to quell anti-government protests. The Likud Party denied the reports, stating that they are working towards passing both the conscription law and the legal reform. Earlier, ultra-Orthodox coalition partners demanded an indefinite halt to the reform to secure a law providing a near-total exemption from military service for haredim.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: North Korea Claims American Soldier Entered Country After Becoming ‘Disillusioned’ By ‘Unequal American Society’
North Korean media claims that American soldier Travis King fled to their country due to mistreatment and racial discrimination in the U.S. Army. The Pentagon cannot verify these comments, but is focused on bringing King home. North Korea may use King's detainment as leverage for financial concessions from the U.S.
Foreign Policy: India Is Pushing Back Against China in South Asia
India and China are locked in a strategic competition for influence in South Asia. New Delhi has been successful in pushing back against Beijing's rising influence in the region, particularly in countries like the Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. India's ties with the Taliban in Afghanistan have also strengthened, posing a challenge to China's plans in the country. Despite some challenges, India is no longer losing and may even be winning the strategic competition with China in South Asia.
#economy
Forbes: Wheels Up Gets Mulligan With Eleventh Hour Funding
Delta Air Lines and its investing affiliates have provided up to $500M in new financing to private aircraft ride service, Wheels Up, alleviating concerns about its financial situation. The agreement gives Delta and its co-investors a 95 percent stake in the company. While profitability in the private aircraft charter market remains a concern, Wheels Up has a strong brand and a talented team, positioning them for success.
#health
Flag And Cross: Almost One-third Of Women Have Never Told Anyone About This
Almost one-third of women keep their worrying physical issues a secret, including weight issues, thinning hair, hair quality, acne, cellulite or stretch marks, and chronic fatigue. These concerns make women uncomfortable, leading some to take matters into their own hands by using products, changing their diet, and considering surgical or non-surgical options. These physical problems have caused women to stay home from work, avoid seeing friends and family, and feel negative impacts on their self-confidence, professional career, and personal relationships. Hair thinning, in particular, has affected women's emotional well-being, with some feeling sad, embarrassed, scared, and even feeling less like themselves or less like a woman.
#education
Townhall: College Rip-Off
: College has become an overpriced scam with little benefit. Fewer people going to college is a good thing.
Fox News: Mother claims she lost her job, was called 'anti-trans' after opposing sexual ideology in schools
A mother in Benicia, California faces accusations of racism and transphobia for speaking against sexual ideology in the classroom, leading to her firing. The incident has gained attention on social media, including Elon Musk.
#crime
Fox News: Rays' Wander Franco faces 2nd allegation of inappropriate relationship with minor: report
Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco is facing a second allegation of an inappropriate relationship with a minor. The complaint was filed by a 17-year-old girl in July, different from the one in social media posts that triggered an MLB probe. The Rays placed Franco on the restricted list while the investigation is ongoing.
The Dominican Republic attorney general's office confirmed that investigations are underway regarding Franco's alleged relationship with the minor. MLB and the Rays have not commented on the second allegation. Franco, who denied the allegations in an Instagram Live video, was an All-Star this season and signed a lucrative contract extension in 2021.
Fox News: Connecticut police find cat in stolen vehicle linked to 'armed robberies' and are now trying to find its owner
Connecticut police found a 7-week-old cat under the seat of a stolen vehicle believed to be connected to armed robberies. They are searching for the owner of the kitten. Six suspects, including four juveniles, have been taken into custody in connection with the crime spree, facing charges including armed robbery and car thefts. The stolen vehicles were captured on camera doing donuts and driving erratically.
#sports
Fox News: Former Olympian Helen Smart passes away at 42 as family and colleagues mourn her 'sudden death'
Former Olympic swimmer Helen Smart, known as Helen Don-Duncan before her marriage, has died at the age of 42. Smart was a teacher at Worsley Mesnes Community Primary School in Wigan. The cause of her death is unknown.
Forbes: Ronald Acuna Jr. Running Well Ahead Of Loaded NL MVP Field
Atlanta Braves right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. is having an incredible season with a "Tru" Player Runs Above Average (TPRAA) of 64.0, making him the top contender for NL MVP. Acuna has shown impressive power and improved his strikeout rate dramatically. His numbers could be even better if not for some bad luck on line drives.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Pilot Fined (Again) for Landing in a National Park
A helicopter pilot violates regulations by landing in Grand Teton National Park and may face fines and jail time. This is not the pilot's first offense, and the consequences could be severe. National parks have rules against unauthorized helicopter landings and visitors need to follow other rules as well, including not feeding wildlife, approaching animals, littering, taking artifacts, ignoring burn bans, entering restricted areas, and not acquiring necessary permits. The consequences for violating these rules can include fines and imprisonment.
#other
Forbes: Mo Bettah’s Bringing Hawaiian Food Out West
Two Hawaiian brothers opened a restaurant in Utah specializing in Hawaiian food. They changed the name to Mo' Bettahs and focused on teriyaki chicken, which became popular among locals. With the support of the Savory Fund, the restaurant chain has grown to 44 locations in six states.
Fox News: Biden administration rejects pleas to strengthen regulations of large livestock farms that pollute waterways
President Biden's administration rejected pleas to regulate large livestock farms, opting for further study instead. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency denied two petitions seeking revisions to rules governing the nation's biggest animal operations. Assistant Administrator Radhika Fox stated that a comprehensive evaluation is necessary before making regulatory revisions. The agency plans to establish a panel to develop recommendations and will closely examine its program overseeing the farms and existing pollution limits. The hashtag is appropriate for this summary.
Fox News: World’s largest lake in Venezuela now a polluted wasteland due to pollution, oil, toxic algae, experts say
Decades of oil exploitation and poor maintenance have turned Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo into a polluted wasteland. Pollution from sewage, chemicals, and oil has caused the lake to develop toxic microalgae that threaten both human and aquatic life. Fishermen struggle to catch even a few pounds of shrimp due to declining fish stocks and pollution.
Fox News: Heat wave over Northwest, Rockies persists as thunderstorms likely for upper Midwest
Record-breaking heat continues in the Northwest and northern Rockies, with the Gulf Coast States also experiencing high temperatures. Heavy rain causes flooding and water rescues in southeastern Missouri. Heat will expand into the central and eastern United States next week. Thunderstorms are expected in the upper Midwest on Wednesday. Heavy rain and storms will move into the Southwest, but won't be enough to help with wildfires. Some rain is forecasted for Hawaii.