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Times Of Israel: IDF says air defense systems working to down ballistic missile from Yemen
The Magen David Adom ambulance service reports no injuries after a Houthi missile was intercepted in Israel. Residents in affected areas have been cleared to leave their shelters.
In related news, lawyers for Palestinian American businessman Bashar al-Masri, accused of aiding Hamas, are struggling to locate him for a lawsuit. Meanwhile, two Israeli musicians have distanced themselves from a petition criticizing Israel's military actions in Gaza, emphasizing the need to address suffering on both sides.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Abandoned Cruise Ship, Beirut Explosion Anniversary, Storm Floris Threatens UK
Democratic lawmakers in Austin, Texas, have left the state to protest a Republican redistricting plan. Governor Greg Abbott has warned that he will take action against lawmakers who do not return by August 4, 2025.
The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the two parties over electoral boundaries and representation.
Fox News: Charlamagne fires back after Trump's social media attack calls him a 'racist sleazebag'
Charlamagne tha God criticized President Trump's second term, stating he hasn't fulfilled key campaign promises, particularly regarding the economy's impact on the poorest Americans. Trump retaliated on social media, labeling Charlamagne a "racist sleazebag," which Charlamagne dismissed while defending his critique.
Charlamagne expressed disbelief at the racist accusation, arguing that he hadn't mentioned race in his comments. He emphasized his desire for Trump to succeed, urging the president to focus on the economy and transparency regarding the Epstein files.
Forbes: Arrest Warrants Authorized For Texas Democrats Who Left State Over Redistricting
The Texas House approved a measure for state police to locate and arrest over 50 Democratic lawmakers who left the state to avoid a vote on a GOP-backed redistricting map. The arrest warrants can only be enforced within Texas and do not carry civil or criminal penalties.
This situation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding redistricting and party strategies ahead of the midterm elections.
#society
The Telegraph: Murdoch to launch California version of New York Post
Rupert Murdoch is launching a California version of the New York Post, set to start publishing next year from Los Angeles. The new outlet will mirror the news and sports coverage of its New York counterpart.
Nick Papps, a News Corp veteran, will serve as editor, reporting to New York Post’s editor-in-chief Keith Poole. A mock-up of the California Post's front page features Alexander Hamilton with the headline: “Los Angeles, here we come!”
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu reportedly looking to order full takeover of Gaza, despite IDF qualms
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to seek cabinet approval for a full occupation of the Gaza Strip, despite resistance from some within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The IDF currently controls about 75% of Gaza, and the proposed plan would expand military operations to occupy the remaining areas, raising concerns about the impact on civilians and hostages.
There is a divide among Israeli ministers regarding the occupation, with some advocating for expanded military action while others favor negotiating a ceasefire. As discussions continue, Israel and the U.S. are reportedly shifting towards a comprehensive framework for ending the conflict and addressing hostage situations, moving away from previous partial agreements.
#economy
GB News: Spotify confirms price rise for millions worldwide, here's how much extra you'll need to pay
Spotify Premium subscriptions in the UK and several other regions will increase by £1, from £10.99 to £11.99 per month, starting in September. This change aims to support product innovation and features. Current subscribers will be notified via email, and new subscribers will pay the higher rate immediately.
This price hike follows previous increases in Europe and comes as Spotify seeks to improve its financial margins after a disappointing earnings forecast. Despite a rise in active users, the company reported a loss due to increased employee-related taxes.