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#politics
GB News: Elon Musk triggers Tesla crisis as drivers shun electric car brand with 'unprecedented' drop in demand
Tesla's customer retention has plummeted from 73% to 49.9% following Elon Musk's increased political engagement and support for Donald Trump. Analysts describe this decline as unprecedented, with Tesla losing its leading brand loyalty position, now trailing competitors like Chevrolet and Ford.
Despite a slight recovery to 57.4% loyalty, Tesla's sales have dropped significantly, particularly in Europe, where they fell by 33%. The brand's image has suffered due to Musk's political affiliations, prompting environmentally-conscious consumers to consider alternative brands.
Forbes: Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘Not Relating’ To GOP Anymore: Here Are Her Breaks With Party
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has voiced strong opposition to additional spending bills and the U.S. supplying weapons to Ukraine, diverging from mainstream Republican positions. She criticized Trump's policies, particularly regarding foreign military aid and artificial intelligence regulations.
Greene's stance reflects a growing discontent among some Republican factions with traditional party support for foreign engagements, emphasizing a focus on domestic issues and fiscal responsibility. She continues to align with Trump on immigration and border security, asserting her commitment to the MAGA agenda despite occasional disagreements.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Cornyn's 'Crooked Politicians' Crackdown
Senator John Cornyn is introducing the LETITIA Act, aimed at imposing stricter penalties on public officials involved in federal bank, tax, or mortgage fraud. This follows recent allegations against high-profile officials, including New York Attorney General Letitia James.
The legislation seeks to address corruption among politicians and enhance accountability. Cornyn's initiative reflects ongoing concerns regarding the integrity of public officials and their financial dealings.
Breitbart: Democrat NY Gov. Kathy Hochul Vows 'War' over GOP Redistricting in Texas
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is vocally opposing Texas Republicans' proposed congressional map, which could lead to GOP gains. She accuses Texas leaders, including Governor Greg Abbott, of undermining democracy and suggests retaliatory gerrymandering in New York.
In response, Texas Governor Abbott criticized Democrats for fleeing legislative duties to avoid voting on the map, threatening consequences for their absences. California Governor Gavin Newsom also condemned Abbott's actions as undemocratic.
The Federalist: Bill Targets Loophole That Lets Overseas Voters Use Outdated Addresses
A new Republican bill, the PROVE Act, aims to tighten voting eligibility for non-military citizens living overseas. Currently, some can vote in U.S. elections without proving residency, based on their parents' last registered address. The bill seeks to require proof of current residency for voting.
Supporters argue this change would prevent individuals who have never lived in a state from influencing local elections while still allowing them to vote for federal offices in Washington, D.C. Proposed reforms also include banning electronic voting and requiring identity verification for mail-in ballots.
Breitbart: Democrat Darling Jasmine Crockett: 'Donald Trump Is a Piece of Sh*t'
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) criticized President Trump at a MoveOn event, calling him a “piece of shit” and accusing Republicans and the Supreme Court of complicity in his actions. She argued that the Supreme Court lacks ethical guardrails and called for reforms.
Crockett has a history of controversial remarks, including calling Trump a “wannabe Hitler” and mocking GOP lawmakers. Her statements reflect a broader critique of Republican actions and their impact on democracy.
Fox News: Charlamagne criticizes 'The View' for lacking conservative guests
Charlamagne tha God criticized "The View" for its lack of conservative representation, noting that the show has featured 102 left-leaning guests without a single conservative in 2025. He expressed concern over the show's apparent bias and lack of viewpoint diversity.
His comments followed an appearance on Fox News' "My View with Lara Trump," where he discussed political representation in media. The Media Research Center's analysis highlighted the show's consistent liberal guest lineup, suggesting it promotes a Democratic agenda.
The Federalist: TX Dems Flee To Most Gerrymandered State To Protest
Texas Democrats fled to Illinois, New York, and Massachusetts to protest a redistricting map they claim is gerrymandered. This move comes amid a special legislative session called by Gov. Greg Abbott, following a DOJ finding that four Texas districts unlawfully gerrymandered on racial grounds.
Critics argue that the Democrats' protest is hypocritical, as they sought refuge in states with their own gerrymandered maps. The actions raise questions about their commitment to fair representation, suggesting a focus on preserving party power rather than upholding voter interests.
Breitbart: ‘Fruits of October 7’: Hamas Leader Boasts Massacre Spurred Western Recognition of Palestinian State
Hamas official Ghazi Hamad claimed that the October 7 terrorist attacks have led to increased international recognition of a Palestinian state, asserting that the violence has revived global interest in the Palestinian cause. He emphasized that Palestinians will not surrender their weapons, linking them to their identity and political goals.
Hamad's statements reflect a belief that terrorism has diplomatic benefits, arguing that the attacks have forced Western nations to acknowledge Palestinian statehood. His remarks have drawn sharp criticism from Israeli officials, highlighting the contradiction between condemning Hamas's actions and recognizing a Palestinian state.
Fox News: Texas Dems ripped for 'cartoonishly dumb' strategy to flee to blue state notorious for gerrymandering
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker welcomes Texas Democratic lawmakers who fled their state to block a Republican-backed redistricting vote. Pritzker praised their actions as courageous, while critics highlight the irony of Texas Democrats seeking refuge in a state known for its own gerrymandering practices.
The Texas GOP aims to gain five congressional seats through redistricting, prompting Democrats to threaten legal action against what they view as a power grab. Other blue states, including California, are considering their own redistricting efforts in response.
#society
The Telegraph: Criminal gangs fake science papers for money
Fraudulent scientific papers produced by criminal gangs are increasingly outpacing legitimate research, posing risks to public trust and health. Experts warn that illegal "paper mills" are proliferating, particularly in Russia, China, and India, undermining academic integrity.
A recent study indicates that the rate of fraudulent articles is doubling every 18 months, while legitimate publications double every 15 years. Over 10,000 papers were retracted last year, with many more likely undetected, raising concerns about the future of scientific literature.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Labour’s Gaza mess is only worsening
Sir Keir Starmer’s government faces backlash over plans to recognize Palestine as a state, stirring domestic unrest and emboldening Hamas. Calls for civil disobedience are led by Moazzam Begg, a controversial figure with a history of detention and terrorism charges.
Critics argue that recognizing Palestine could bolster Hamas's propaganda, as they continue to control Gaza. The government claims it cannot condition recognition on Hamas's actions, raising concerns about the legal and moral implications of their policy.
The Economist: The War Room newsletter: How receiving aid became fatal in Gaza
Aid efforts in Gaza have become perilous, with recipients facing fatal risks. The complexities of seeking assistance in conflict zones highlight the dangers involved for those in need.
This situation underscores the broader implications of international aid in regions affected by violence and instability.
#culture
Fox News: Ozzy Osbourne's daughter Kelly admits she won’t be 'ok for a while' after icon’s death
Kelly Osbourne shared her grief following the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on July 22 at 76. She expressed gratitude for the support from fans, noting that grief comes in waves and that the love and memories shared have helped her family during this difficult time.
Ozzy's funeral was held last week, attended by family members including Sharon Osbourne and their children. The family plans a private celebration of his life, emphasizing that Ozzy would not want a somber occasion. They appreciate the outpouring of love from fans worldwide.
The Telegraph: Royal Ballet and Opera caves in to pro-Palestine activists and halts Israel show
The Royal Ballet and Opera has canceled a planned 2026 production of Tosca in Israel due to pressure from staff following a pro-Palestine protest during a recent performance. The organization, which receives public funding, had previously condemned the protest as inappropriate.
The decision reflects ongoing tensions between artistic expression and political activism within the institution.
Breitbart: A Man Fell to His Death During an Oasis Concert at London’s Wembley Stadium
Oasis expressed shock and sadness following the death of a man in his 40s during their concert at Wembley Stadium. The Metropolitan Police reported the man suffered injuries consistent with a fall and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Oasis extended condolences to the victim's family and friends, while urging witnesses to come forward. The concert series continues as scheduled.