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Aug 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Crockett cheers Texas Dems fleeing to delay congressional maps backed by 'ridiculous tyrant' Trump: 'Deuces!'
Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas supports Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to delay a Republican-backed redistricting vote, claiming it undermines democracy. She criticized Republicans for prioritizing political gain over flood relief efforts following recent disasters.
Governor Greg Abbott accused the Democrats of neglecting their responsibilities and holding up essential aid. The proposed congressional maps would significantly benefit Republicans, prompting allegations of exploitation and political maneuvering from the Democratic side.
Breitbart: Tesla's Brand Loyalty Plummets, Proving Leftists Are the Overwhelming Market for EVs
Tesla's brand loyalty has declined sharply after CEO Elon Musk publicly endorsed Donald Trump in July 2024, dropping from 73% to 49.9% by March 2025. While loyalty has slightly rebounded to 57.4%, it remains below the industry average, trailing behind competitors like Chevrolet and Ford.
The decline in loyalty is attributed to Musk's political activism, which has alienated many eco-conscious customers. Additionally, a study indicates that left-leaning consumers are less likely to buy electric vehicles altogether, contributing to an 8% drop in Tesla's U.S. sales and a 33% decrease in Europe.
#society
GB News: Christian preacher threatened with arrest after being assaulted by Muslim men on street
Pastor Dia Moodley is pursuing legal action against Avon and Somerset Police, claiming he faced "two-tier policing and censorship" after being threatened during his street preaching. He alleges police threatened to arrest him while failing to act against those who assaulted him.
Moodley argues that his case highlights a free speech crisis in the UK, asserting that the police should protect the rights of all individuals to express their beliefs without fear of intimidation. He believes that the current policing practices unfairly target Christian expression.
#war
Le Monde: Mariia Nazarenko's first days in France after fleeing Ukraine: 'In Kyiv, I was a university professor. Today, I am a refugee searching for toothpaste'
Mariia Nazarenko recounts her unexpected three-year stay in Paris, which began with a planned three-day trip to Madrid just before Russia's invasion of Ukraine. While she was away, her son and mother remained in Ukraine, leading to panic and anxiety as she grappled with the unfolding conflict.
As she navigated her new life in Paris, Nazarenko experienced overwhelming emotions, feeling disconnected and helpless while trying to persuade her family to escape the dangers in Kyiv. The war's impact on her life has been profound and disorienting.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: 'Russia Only Understands Force': Ukraine Lauds Trump For Nuclear Subs
The Ukrainian government welcomed President Trump's redeployment of two nuclear submarines to deter Russia, claiming it silenced Kremlin critics like Dmitry Medvedev. Ukrainian official Andriy Yermak stated that "peace through strength" is effective, noting Medvedev's recent silence on social media.
Trump's actions come as he pushes for negotiations with Russia regarding the Ukraine conflict, warning of heavy tariffs if a deal isn't reached by the upcoming deadline. He emphasized the need for a resolution to prevent further casualties.
#economy
The Economist: America’s tariff avalanche catches Switzerland unawares
Donald Trump announced a surprise 39% tariff on Swiss exports to the U.S., catching Switzerland off guard. In response, the Swiss government held a crisis meeting and plans to make America a more appealing offer to mitigate the impact.
The announcement comes amid various geopolitical tensions, including Ukraine's ongoing struggles and concerns about Russia's military actions.
#crime
Breitbart: Soulja Boy Arrested on Suspicion of Weapons Charge During Traffic Stop
Soulja Boy, known as DeAndre Cortez Way, was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of being a felon in possession of a firearm during a traffic stop. He was booked shortly after the incident, with details about the stop and other occupants of the vehicle not disclosed.
The rapper, famous for his hit "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," has faced legal troubles, including a recent order to pay over $4 million for damages related to a sexual assault case.
The Western Journal: Authorities Worried Suspect in Bar Massacre Could Strike Again
Authorities in Anaconda, Montana, are on the hunt for Michael Paul Brown, a suspect in a bar shooting that left four people dead. Brown, described as armed and dangerous, fled the scene, raising public safety concerns. The victims included a bartender and three patrons, all known to him.
Brown's mental health issues, exacerbated by personal trauma, have been highlighted by family members, who criticized the Veterans Administration for failing to provide adequate support. The small community is in shock, with residents expressing readiness to defend themselves if he returns.
Breitbart: Trial For 2024 Moscow Islamist Terror Attack That Killed 149 Begins
A trial has commenced in Moscow for 19 individuals linked to a shooting at Crocus City Hall that left 149 dead and over 600 injured. The Islamic State claimed responsibility, while Russian officials allege Ukrainian involvement, a claim Kyiv denies.
The Investigative Committee asserts the attack aimed to destabilize Russia, noting the gunmen, citizens of Tajikistan, attempted to flee to Ukraine. Some defendants face charges for recruitment and aiding the attackers.
#sports
The Telegraph: Woakes’s heroism proves long-form cricket remains the real game
Chris Woakes' dislocated shoulder heroism at The Oval highlights the rare courage seen in cricket, reminiscent of Colin Cowdrey's iconic innings in 1963. The recent Test series ended 2-2, showcasing the competitiveness of both teams, but England's loss was marked by poor batting decisions.
Despite the excitement for long-form cricket, the ECB is promoting its short-format Hundred competition, which detracts from traditional formats and fails to attract audiences to county matches. The public's renewed interest in Test cricket suggests a need for prioritizing and marketing longer formats to enhance player development and fan engagement.