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Aug 16, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: NYT columnist claims Trump and Abbott’s Texas redistricting plans are 'mustard gas on our democracy'
NYT's Brooks says Trump told Abbott to 'mustard gas' democracy by Texas redistricting, aiming for up to five GOP seats; Democrats flee to break quorum.
He warns both sides threaten democracy and notes Newsom's counter-ballot plan to bypass the independent map panel.
Fox News: Why civil rights activist Robert Woodson is upset with Al Sharpton and the New York Times
Woodson accuses The Times and MSNBC's Sharpton of pushing a race-grievance narrative and says Americans should ignore race to avoid national ruin.
He cites the 1619 Project and undisclosed donations to Sharpton's NAN by Harris' campaign; the Times defends its work.
GB News: Birmingham council flag row deepens as chiefs 'too scared' to take down Palestine flags without police protection while Union Jacks removed
Birmingham City Council pulled down British flags for safety, but left Palestinian flags up, prompting claims of bias.
A leaked memo shows officials sought police help to remove Palestinian flags; council says unauthorised attachments risk collapse.
#economy
Fox News: World leader who took swipe at Trump over tariffs appears to cozy up to China
Lula, at the GWM plant opening in São Paulo, said Brazil is open to foreign firms, signaling a tilt toward Beijing amid U.S. tariffs.
Brazil unveiled aid for exporters hurt by tariffs; Lula said he won't humiliate himself to negotiate with Trump, who invited talks.
#science
The Western Journal: Rabbits In This State Are Sprouting Bizarre Tentacles
Colorado wildlife reports rabbits with tentacle-like growths from Shope papillomavirus; horns fall away as infections clear.
Rarely, the virus may cause cancer or eating problems in rabbits; it doesn't infect humans.