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#society
Fox News: Prince William and Kate Middleton’s big move forces two families out of their homes
Prince William and Kate Middleton plan to move to Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park with their three children later this year.
Two nearby Crown Estate tenants were told to vacate for security and privacy; there were no eviction notices, and renovations are being paid for by the couple.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Why We Need the Office of Natural Rights
Rubio’s State Department creates the Office of Natural Rights as part of an America First shift.
It argues rights come from human nature, not government will, and sets three criteria—functional universality, necessity by nature, and corresponding duty—to distinguish genuine rights from imposters.
#economy
Forbes: Track The Economy Without Government Data: Quirky & Real Metrics
Trump fired BLS chief Erika McEntarfer after weak jobs data, naming Heritage economist E.J. Antoni; critics warn the move could politicize the numbers.
Alt indicators like Truflation, Hemline Index, satellite data, Big Mac index, lipstick/coffee data offer rough checks but aren’t perfect stand-ins.
Forbes: Air Canada Suspends All Flights, Withdraws Financial Guidance
Air Canada’s 10,000 striking flight attendants refused a government back-to-work order, forcing a halt to operations and pulling its guidance.
Cancellations reached about 2,300 flights in a week and affected roughly 500,000 passengers, with the stock down.
GB News: 'Labour is killing our industry!' Pub landlord fears closure as hundreds of boozers shut down amid tax raid
Pub landlord Marc Bridgen says Labour kills pubs; 200+ closures in six months due to energy costs, inflation and taxes, with labour bills the biggest pressure.
He’ll keep going but says there’s no stability and seeks talks with Reeves; pubs could be next after banks.
#culture
Breitbart: Helen Mirren Says 'I’m a Feminist, But You Can’t Have a Woman' Playing James Bond: 'It Just Doesn’t Work'
Dame Helen Mirren says James Bond must be male, arguing the character can’t work otherwise as casting for the next film fuels debate.
Amazon MGM Studios backs the next film with Steven Knight writing; no release date yet. Brosnan and Berry voiced reservations about a female Bond.
#crime
Fox News: Cincinnati felon with 22 prior arrests indicted for allegedly snatching victim's chain during viral beatdown
Gregory Wright, 32, the seventh Cincinnati suspect in the July 26 beatdown, faces aggravated riot and robbery charges. Bonds: $50k and $100k; he remains jailed before Thursday’s court date.
Six other suspects were arraigned on felonious assault and rioting charges; bonds vary.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Jags, Saints Fans Brawl at Preseason Game in the Big Easy
Preseason games aren’t serious, unless fans make them so. At Jaguars-Saints in New Orleans, two big men fought: a Jaguars fan in a Travis Hunter shirt and a much larger Saints supporter.
The brawl included a hockey move, a failed takedown, a shirt over the head and pants down. The Jaguars backer prevailed; the Saints fan left battered as the game ended in a tie.
The Western Journal: 22-Year-Old NCAA Basketball Player Dies in Swimming Accident
Deng Mayar, 22, a Nebraska-Omaha forward and former North Dakota transfer, drowned at Blackridge Reservoir in Utah while swimming with a friend who survived.
Rescuers recovered his body; the friend was hospitalized. UNO and athletics officials mourn his passing.
#science
The Telegraph: Hurricane Erin set to bring life-threatening waves to US East Coast
Mandatory evacuations are in effect in parts of North Carolina as Erin brings life-threatening rip currents.
Erin rose to Category 5 and is forecast to remain a major hurricane into midweek; Turks and Caicos and the eastern Bahamas could see up to six inches of rain.