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#politics
Le Monde: US House panel subpoenas Clintons in Epstein probe
The US House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein, escalating the investigation into the late financier's sex trafficking activities. This move comes amid calls for transparency from the White House and ongoing conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death.
Other officials, including former FBI Director James Comey and ex-Attorney Generals, are also being targeted for depositions. The committee is seeking records from the Justice Department related to Epstein, as lawmakers aim to address public concerns over the handling of the Epstein case.
Forbes: ‘South Park’ Will Skewer Trump And ICE In New Episode
"South Park" will air an episode targeting President Trump and his administration's ICE raids, following previous criticism from the White House. The episode features Mr. Mackey losing his job and satirical portrayals of Trump and other characters.
The series has moved to Paramount+ after a $1.5 billion deal, allowing for 50 new episodes over five years. The creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have become billionaires through this deal.
Fox News: President Trump hits back at Jasmine Crockett, calls her ‘a very low IQ person’
President Trump criticized Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett during a CNBC interview, labeling her as "a very low IQ person" in response to her remarks about him at a rally. He claimed that his poll numbers are improving and attributed this to the Democratic Party's internal issues.
Trump asserted that the country is thriving now compared to a year ago, stating it is "the hottest country anywhere in the world." He dismissed concerns about his approval ratings, suggesting that the Democrats are struggling with "Trump derangement syndrome."
Fox News: Kentucky governor praises FEMA under Trump, says its a 'credit to his administration'
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear praised President Trump's FEMA for its improved customer service and effective disaster response, particularly in Kentucky. He expressed concern over potential cuts to FEMA, emphasizing the need for continued federal assistance in the wake of natural disasters.
Beshear also reflected on the Biden administration's shortcomings, particularly regarding the abandoned well-capping program and internet access expansion, suggesting that excessive regulations have hindered progress. He called for a more effective approach to governance.
#society
Fox News: Vegas casino culture rejected by young gamblers, plus the best US airport foods
Las Vegas saw a decline in visitors in June, with only 3.1 million people, as younger generations increasingly favor online gambling over traditional casino experiences.
In other lifestyle news, nutrition experts warn about common foods leading to health issues, while frequent flyers report improvements in airport food offerings.
#health
GB News: Shoppers alerted after multiple food batches recalled from Tesco, Lidl and Aldi – 'Do not eat!'
A food safety alert has been issued in Northern Ireland for contaminated salad products from McCormack Family Farms, prompting an urgent recall due to Listeria monocytogenes. Eight product lines, including various spinach and mixed leaf items, pose health risks, especially to vulnerable groups.
Consumers are advised not to eat the affected products and to return them for a full refund. Symptoms of listeria infection resemble flu-like effects, with severe complications possible for at-risk individuals. Major supermarkets in Ireland have also recalled these items.
#crime
Fox News: 5th Cincinnati brawl suspect’s mugshot released after FBI arrest
Patrick Rosemond, 38, has been arrested as the fifth suspect in a violent brawl in downtown Cincinnati that left six injured, including one with a brain injury. He faces multiple charges, including felonious assault and aggravated riot, and is awaiting extradition from Georgia.
The incident occurred on July 26, with shocking footage showing a large group attacking victims. Four other suspects were previously arrested, and authorities are still searching for a sixth individual. A grand jury is set to meet on August 8.