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#politics
The Western Journal: Impotent Jeffries Threatens Noem, DHS if He Becomes Speaker: Says He'll Have Her 'Hauled Up to Congress'
Jeffries says Democrats would haul Kristi Noem before Congress in 2026 to answer immigration and ICE conduct.
The piece mocks the move as political theater and notes Jeffries’ long floor speech, arguing Democrats demonize ICE and ignore violence against their offices.
GB News: Local council admits 'the photo says it all' in swipe over 'ridiculous' £51m pothole repair contract
Cambridgeshire council called M Group pothole work ridiculous and unbelievable, citing 'very poor workmanship' under the £51m contract.
Meadow Way and Priory Road repairs drew fire; residents want overhaul as 2027 ends; M Group says it's delivering to standards.
#society
Fox News: Is it 'rude' to box up leftovers when someone else pays? Father-son feud sparks debate
A Reddit post about a diner dispute over a to-go box—son, 28, asked for leftovers while his father paid—spurred a viral etiquette debate.
Etiquette expert: guests should be mindful of the host’s pocketbook; both father and son mishandled the moment.
The Federalist: Lockdowns Gave The Next Generation The Worst Personalities
FT data show declines in conscientiousness and extroversion, plus a rise in neuroticism, especially among 16–39s, tied to Covid upheaval.
It says pandemic policies fueled social decay and perceived totalitarian controls, with rising narcissistic, anti-social behavior.
#war
Fox News: 5 key moments inside Trump’s ‘big day’ with Zelenskyy, European leaders
Trump hosts Zelenskyy and European leaders at the White House; upbeat mood hints at peace talks.
Trump argues no ceasefire is needed; Merz pushes for one. Europe will bear more security duties as a trilateral with Putin and Zelenskyy is eyed.
The Telegraph: Putin’s land grab would cost him two million casualties. He must not get it for free
Putin’s demand is a maximalist settlement: withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from four oblasts and a no-NATO guarantee.
Europe’s defense is weak; the US matters. No-deal is unlikely, but a Cyprus pause could let Russia re-arm, with Ukraine paying the price.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: With Trump’s TikTok Ban On Hold, ByteDance Is Quietly Launching AI Apps
Trump’s non-enforcement keeps TikTok and ByteDance online in the U.S. and lets new apps roll out—Trae, Dreamina, PicPic, EasyOde and TARS.
ByteDance expands AI tools amid the US-China tech race; the order expires soon, with a possible sale of TikTok’s U.S. stake.
Le Monde: Ukraine allies meet in hopes of a breakthrough in peace talks
Allies meet Aug 19 to push Ukraine talks as Zelensky hints at a Putin meeting for a peace summit. Macron and Starmer host a 30-member coalition on next steps.
Geneva floated as venue; Switzerland weighs Putin immunity; Trump backs a three-way summit; no ceasefire yet.
#culture
Fox News: 'Everybody Loves Raymond' creator explains how to stay funny without getting canceled
Rosenthal argues Hollywood should be sensitive and avoid jokes at others' expense, aiming to punch up rather than down to dodge cancel culture.
He says Everybody Loves Raymond stays timeless by avoiding topical humor; a reunion, not a reboot, is in the works.
#crime
The Western Journal: Deep Dive: Multiple Leaders in Michigan Muslim Community Caught in Ballot Stuffing, Residency Fraud, Forgery Cases
Two Hamtramck, Mich., councilmen Mohammed Hassan and Muhtasin Sadman were charged with felonies tied to the 2023 city elections; more charges against others could follow.
Prosecutors cite ballot stuffing, residency fraud and forgery in Michigan’s Muslim community; more charges could follow.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger flexed like 'American Psycho' and spent Christmas night reading about serial killers
Digital forensics tie Kohberger to narcissistic selfie behavior, American Psycho–like, after the Idaho killings.
They say Christmas-night reading on serial killers and erased browsing history, and he later pleaded guilty to four murders and burglary, receiving life without parole
#sports
The Federalist: Amid Endless Streaming Silos, Sports Still Attract Millions Of Eyes
IndyCar’s deal with Fox deepens ties: Fox gains a one-third Penske stake and ownership of IndyCar/IMS.
NFL Network moves to ESPN, which will run it and RedZone; the NFL also takes a stake in CBS. The shift shows live sports’ value in a streaming era, with cost concerns ahead.