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#politics
Breitbart: Trump Posts Cracker Barrel Meme of Him Posing as Uncle Herschel
Trump posted a Cracker Barrel meme on Truth Social, posing as Uncle Herschel by an oil barrel. The logo says 'America First' and 'America is back.'
Cracker Barrel said the old logo will stay after backlash. Trump praised the reversal; critics called the redesign soulless.
Breitbart: TX Dem Reps. Al Green, Jasmine Crockett Seek Injunction Against Redistricting Map
Reps. Al Green and Jasmine Crockett filed a motion to block Texas Plan C2333, arguing the mid-decade map redraws their districts and harms voters.
They seek a three-judge injunction before 2026, citing Winter; Green may run in the 18th, Crockett says she no longer lives there.
GB News: Co-op 'proud' to sell Palestinian lager after axing Israeli produce from stores
Co-op will stock Palestinian beer Sun & Stone from Taybeh across 1,600 stores from Sept 10, produced in Scotland with Brewgooder.
It drew political backlash; Labour MP Damien Egan urged peace. Proceeds go to Taybeh and the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Fox News: Federal judge blocks Abrego Garcia deportation, extending court fight
A Maryland judge extended the stay, blocking Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation and keeping him near Greenbelt, Md., until Oct. 6 for a hearing.
Lawyers moved to reopen for asylum; removal to Uganda paused, Uganda deal murky, Costa Rica assurances in doubt
Breitbart: History Is On Trump’s Side In Lisa Cook Fight
Trump moves to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, sparking a clash over what for-cause means: proof of misconduct or broad presidential discretion.
The issue echoes 1935 history: Congress kept the clause vague to balance independence with accountability; courts now decide how narrowly for-cause must be read.
Breitbart: Trump Calls for George Soros and Son Alex to Face RICO Charges
Trump urged RICO charges against George Soros and his son for funding violent protests in the U.S.
The report cites the 1970 Organized Crime Control Act and notes Soros’s Open Society Foundations fund groups linked to immigration and anti-Israel protests.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US envoy cuts short visit to south Lebanon after being met with pro-Hezbollah protests
US envoy Tom Barrack cut a Lebanon trip amid protests over US pressure to disarm Hezbollah; he canceled stops in Khiam and Tyre.
Protesters gathered in Khiam and Tyre; Barrack’s remarks drew anger and a presidential apology as Lebanon aims to disarm Hezbollah by August 31.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says mass evacuation from Gaza City ‘inevitable’ as troops push further into city
IDF on Gaza City’s outskirts push civilians south for a deeper offensive; Netanyahu presses ahead, rejecting partial hostage deals and insisting on full hostage release and Hamas’s destruction as ceasefire talks drag on. Two more aid centers will open in the south to aid evacuees.
#crime
The Telegraph: FBI investigates series of hoax university mass-shooting calls
The FBI is probing swatting hoax calls warning of campus shootings at a dozen universities triggering police responses as students return. Villanova reports two false alerts, including one at Sunday Mass; Rev. Peter M. Donohue calls it a cruel hoax that shook the campus.
Le Monde: French chef Jean Imbert steps back from restaurants amid domestic abuse probe
French chef Jean Imbert will step back from his restaurants as prosecutors open a domestic-violence probe linked to a 2012–2013 complaint by a former partner.
Lila Salet's filing follows other ex-partners' claims; Imbert denies the charges and says the matter will run its course in court, after Alexandra Rosenfeld testified to a broken nose.
#technology
The Economist: A successful test flight puts Musk’s Starship back on track
SpaceX's Starship endured a string of failed tests—Jan and Mar upper-stage breakups, a May fuel leak into re-entry, and a Jun ground-test explosion.
A successful test flight signals engineering progress, but the schedule remains a fantasy.