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Aug 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Trump says he now 'loves' Sydney Sweeney American Eagle ad after learning she's a registered Republican
President Trump praised actress Sydney Sweeney after learning she is a registered Republican, calling her recent American Eagle ad campaign "fantastic." Sweeney's voter registration has drawn attention amid backlash over the ad, which some critics deemed controversial for its perceived racial undertones.
The campaign features Sweeney playfully altering the tagline from "genes" to "jeans," prompting mixed reactions on social media. While some labeled the ad as tone-deaf, others defended it as a humorous marketing strategy. Vice President JD Vance also commented on the left's response to the ad, suggesting it was misguided.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Floats Tariff Revenue-Funded Rebate for Middle, Low-Income Earners
President Trump indicated a potential rebate for middle and low-income earners, funded by increased Treasury revenue from his tariff policies. He emphasized that paying down national debt remains a priority, but acknowledged the possibility of distributing funds to citizens due to significant tariff income.
Trump criticized the previous administration's handling of tariffs and reiterated that his initial plans were disrupted by the pandemic. He noted the substantial revenue generated from tariffs, particularly from China, and suggested that a dividend for Americans could be feasible.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as 5,000-year-old pits unearthed in Germany reveal haunting burial habits
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered 12 sacrificial pits dating back 5,000 years, linked to the Salzmunde Culture. The pits, found near Gerstewitz during a powerline project, contained charred remains, ceramics, and bones, indicating complex rituals possibly influenced by climatic changes.
This discovery highlights the cultural practices of the Salzmunde people during a challenging period marked by cooler weather and encroachment from neighboring cultures. Such archaeological finds are common during construction projects, revealing significant historical insights.