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Aug 29, 2025 |
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#politics
The Western Journal: ABC Called Out for Making Catholic School Shooter Seem Like a Trump Supporter with 'Intentional Lie'
Critics say ABC News misled viewers by implying the shooter supported Trump; the gun allegedly bore “Kill Donald Trump” while ABC said it showed only Trump’s name.
The piece labels the shooter leftist and calls the coverage a deliberate lie and media bias.
Breitbart: Trey Gowdy: Time to Choose Between 'Freedom' or 'Protecting Children'
Gowdy urged choosing between freedom and protecting children, saying we must identify shooters early or bar guns.
The piece notes Minnesota’s red-flag law didn’t stop it; Gowdy pressed on demographics, while the shooter was female after changing from Robert to Robin.
#society
Fox News: Residents recall Robin Westman as ordinary tenant before deadly Catholic school attack
Neighbors at Lynwood Commons say Westman looked like a typical 23-year-old—no red flags or public history.
Two mental-health professionals there say they’d have noticed signs; with a large complex, interactions were limited, and they’re stunned by the shooting
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UK, France, Germany trigger UN sanctions on Iran over 'significant' nuclear program defiance
The U.K., France and Germany trigger JCPOA snapback, notifying the UN of plans to reimpose Iran sanctions.
Iran holds ~20,000 lbs enriched uranium, including 900 lbs near weapons-grade; IAEA access is demanded; snapback could bind all 15 UNSC members in 30 days.
#economy
The Economist: A $19bn industry is about to pay its workforce for the first time
A $19bn college-sports industry is about to pay its workforce for the first time, ending decades of unpaid athletes.
Even as Michigan’s Big House draws 115,000 and football revenue tops $150m, universities profited on TV rights with no pay for players; a payout era is near.
GB News: Drivers could see traffic volumes 'slashed by 80%' as landmark motorway project gets green light
West Midlands approves a direct M54–M6 link road, promising shorter journeys and a regional economic boost as part of a £24billion road upgrade.
The scheme would divert through-traffic from local routes, cut congestion and improve air quality, while boosting access to i54 Park and the planned Four Ashes SRFI; firms welcome the plan.
The Economist: Have foreign tourists really avoided America this year?
International visitors to the United States fell notably in 2025 compared with 2024, per available data.
The analysis links the drop to ongoing turmoil and Trump-era policy changes that have drawn publicity abroad.
Forbes: Lisa Cook Sues Trump Over Federal Reserve Firing
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has sued President Donald Trump in federal court, launching a high-stakes battle over presidential influence on the central bank.
The suit aims to define how far the president can control the Fed.
#history
The Economist: New York is turning 400 and no one cares
New York City marks its 400th birthday with little fanfare; a year of celebration promised by Mayor Adams has yielded few events.
Historians say the muted celebration contrasts with the city’s enduring legacy; the mood is sad yet fitting.
#health
Fox News: Common painkillers may fuel deadly superbugs that resist antibiotics, study warns
A new study finds ibuprofen and acetaminophen can fuel antibiotic resistance, especially with ciprofloxacin, by increasing mutations in E. coli. Risk is higher in elder-care and other multi-drug settings; experts urge mindful combinations and not stopping needed meds.
#crime
Breitbart: Schweizer's 'Drill Down': Crime Isn't Down in Cities. Dems Are 'Encouraging People to Tolerate It More'
Trump deploys National Guard to DC; crime down 26% vs last year, per CBS.
Critics argue data may be cooked and crimes underreported; police shortages and anti-police politics blamed
Fox News: Missing New Orleans boy, 12, died after alligator attack, drowning: authorities
A 12-year-old New Orleans boy missing 12 days was found dead in a lagoon; blunt-force trauma from an alligator and drowning; death unclassified.
Delay in 911 response drew criticism; internal review planned. Warranted phones seized, including the mother's; no suspects yet.