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Aug 27, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Senate GOP ready to go nuclear after Schumer's 'political extortion' of nominees
Senate Republicans are considering using the "nuclear option" to expedite the confirmation of President Trump’s nominees after negotiations with Senate Democrats collapsed. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has been accused of blocking nominees, leading to frustration among Republicans who seek to streamline the process.
With over 140 nominees still pending, GOP leaders are exploring options like reducing debate time and grouping nominees for quicker approval. Schumer warns that unilateral rule changes could harm future bipartisan cooperation and lead to negative consequences for the American public.
The Western Journal: Dem Rep. Tries to Play Victim After Admitting Her First Allegiance Lies with a Foreign Country
Rep. Delia Ramirez of Illinois sparked controversy by stating she identifies as "a proud Guatemalan before I’m an American," leading to calls from conservatives for her denaturalization and deportation. Critics argue her comments reflect divided loyalties, undermining her role as a U.S. lawmaker.
In response, Ramirez defended her statement, asserting that honoring her heritage strengthens her commitment to America. She accused her critics of being small-minded and hypocritical, claiming that such attacks are attempts to silence dissent against what she labels as nativist and white supremacist ideologies.
Fox News: Cotton calls on IRS to pull Muslim advocacy group's nonprofit status
Sen. Tom Cotton is urging the IRS to revoke the nonprofit status of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), citing its alleged ties to terrorism, including Hamas. He references CAIR's past involvement in a major terrorism-financing case, where it was named as an unindicted co-conspirator.
CAIR has dismissed Cotton's claims as conspiracy theories, asserting its role as a civil rights organization. The group has faced criticism for comments made by its leadership regarding recent violence and conflicts involving Israel and Hamas.
Le Monde: European Commission hopes to finalize EU-US trade deal soon
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and US President Donald Trump have advanced trade discussions, with a joint statement expected soon. Trump has signed an executive order establishing new tariffs, including 15% on EU imports, effective August 7, but car exports remain heavily taxed.
While the agreement is not legally binding, it marks a significant step in US-EU relations, with officials anticipating further changes in the near future.
The Western Journal: Trump Spotted on White House Roof, Hints at Big Plans as Reporters Shout Questions: 'It'll Be Beautiful'
President Donald Trump was seen on the roof of the West Wing, discussing plans for a new ballroom at the White House. He indicated that the ballroom, which will be located on the east side and cost $200 million, is set to begin construction next month.
Trump hinted at additional renovations but did not provide specifics. He emphasized that the funding for these projects would come from his own contributions, stating, "Anything I do is financed by me." The ballroom is expected to accommodate up to 650 guests, significantly increasing the capacity for events.
Fox News: FBI urged to locate or arrest Texas Democrats who fled state to stall redistricting vote
Sen. John Cornyn has requested FBI assistance in locating Texas House Democrats who left the state to block a vote on redistricting. He accused them of potentially committing criminal acts, including bribery, by avoiding their legislative duties.
The absence of these lawmakers has left the Texas House without a quorum, halting legislative activities. Cornyn emphasized the urgency of the situation, citing pressing issues needing attention, such as the aftermath of recent floods in Kerrville.
Breitbart: Conor McGregor Launches Online Petition to Land on Irish Presidential Ballot
Conor McGregor has launched a petition on Change.org to seek a spot on the Irish presidential ballot, citing barriers in the current nomination process that limit democratic participation. He argues for a modification that would empower Irish citizens to choose candidates directly.
Despite the challenges, including the requirement for nominations from Oireachtas members or county councils, McGregor is rallying support for his cause. The petition currently has over 9,300 signatures.
#society
Breitbart: Group Claims Jewish Passengers Served 'Free Palestine' Kosher Meals
The Delegation of Argentine Israelite Associations (DAIA) has demanded an explanation from authorities after Jewish passengers on an Iberia Airlines flight to Madrid received defaced kosher meals. The meals reportedly had messages like "Free Palestin" written on them, prompting DAIA to label it a "serious act of antisemitism."
This incident follows another antisemitic occurrence involving Jewish youths being removed from a Vueling flight, which the French government condemned for excessive force. DAIA is seeking immediate action from the airline regarding the defaced meals.
Times Of Israel: FBI says anti-Jewish hate crimes across US hit record high in 2024
In 2024, Jews accounted for 16% of all reported hate crimes in the U.S., with anti-Jewish incidents rising 5.8% to a record 1,938. This represents over five anti-Jewish hate crimes daily, amid a slight overall decline in hate crimes nationwide.
With Jews making up about 2% of the population, they represented 69% of religiously motivated hate crimes. Leaders emphasize the need for a collective response to antisemitism, which has surged since the onset of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Fox News: Sustainable 3D-printed home built primarily from soil
The Lib Earth House Model B, a 3D-printed home in Japan, utilizes a soil-based mixture instead of traditional concrete, marking a significant step towards sustainable construction. Built by Lib Work Co. and WASP, it features modern design elements and off-grid technology, including solar panels and smart systems.
This prototype aims to redefine residential housing by reducing waste and carbon emissions, with plans for 10,000 units by 2040. Its innovative approach addresses both environmental and housing challenges, offering a glimpse into a greener future.
The Federalist: 41 Planned Parenthood Facilities And Counting Set To Close
Following President Trump's law ending taxpayer funding for abortion services through Medicaid, 41 Planned Parenthood locations have closed or are set to close, with a potential total of 200. Despite a federal judge blocking the defunding measures, many facilities are still shutting down due to financial strains.
Critics argue that Planned Parenthood prioritizes political activism over healthcare, as evidenced by a decline in non-abortion services. The organization reportedly performed a record number of abortions in 2022-2023 while its other health services have significantly decreased.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Zelensky: Ukraine Finding Chinese, Pakistani, African Mercenaries Fighting for Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of deploying foreign mercenaries from various Asian and African countries in the conflict, particularly in Kharkiv. Pakistan's government, named among these nations, rejected the claims as "baseless" but promised to investigate. Zelensky's assertions highlight the ongoing struggle for manpower on the Russian side.
This situation follows reports of foreign nationals, including North Koreans and Cubans, fighting for Russia, with Ukraine capturing Chinese soldiers as well. Zelensky emphasized the need for international attention and response to these developments, indicating that the conflict may be escalating with the involvement of multiple nations.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant Chinese national tried stealing sensitive AI microchips, DOJ says
Two Chinese nationals, Chuan Geng and Shiwei Yang, were arrested for allegedly exporting sensitive AI microchips to China without proper authorization. Yang, an illegal immigrant, and Geng face charges under the Export Control Reform Act, which could result in 20 years in prison.
Their company, ALX Solutions Inc., reportedly shipped GPUs to transshipment points to disguise illegal exports. Investigations revealed a lack of proper licensing and payments from Chinese companies, raising concerns about national security and potential espionage.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump to Put Tariffs on Pharmaceuticals in 'Next Week or So'
President Trump announced plans to impose tariffs on pharmaceuticals, starting low but potentially reaching 150% and 250% in 12 to 18 months, aiming to boost U.S. production. He also hinted at future tariffs on semiconductors to encourage domestic manufacturing.
Trump emphasized the need for lower drug prices, claiming significant reductions have already been made. He aims for U.S. prices to match those in Europe and has demanded pharmaceutical companies lower their prices.
#culture
The Epoch Times: 24 Hours in Nagasaki
Nagasaki, a port city in Japan's Kyushu, offers rich history beyond its WWII significance. Founded by the Portuguese in 1571, it features European and Christian influences, scenic beaches, and cultural landmarks like the Peace Park and sites from "Madama Butterfly."
Nagasaki Airport, opened in 1975, is notable for being the first major maritime airport, built on reclaimed land and connected to the mainland by the Mishima Ohashi Bridge. A visit to this city promises a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
#health
Fox News: Deadly bacterial outbreak infects dozens in city neighborhood as officials sound alarm
An outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York City has infected 58 individuals, resulting in two fatalities. The cases are primarily located in Central Harlem, and health officials are urging residents with flu-like symptoms to seek medical attention promptly.
Legionnaires’ disease is caused by the Legionella bacteria, typically found in freshwater but can thrive in indoor water systems. Those at higher risk include older adults, smokers, and individuals with chronic lung conditions. Early diagnosis and treatment with antibiotics are critical for recovery.
#crime
GB News: Travel warning for tourists visiting BRITAIN as foreign governments urge their citizens to be careful about crime
Australia has downgraded Britain's travel safety rating, moving it to Level 2 due to rising crime, particularly pickpocketing and thefts involving two-wheeled vehicles. Other nations, including Mexico and the UAE, have issued similar warnings, advising caution for visitors.
Mobile phone thefts in the UK have surged, with London accounting for a significant portion of these crimes. Reports indicate a 44% increase in street crime nationally, prompting heightened alerts from hotels and travel advisories from several countries.
The Western Journal: Tennessee Carries Out First-of-Its-Kind Execution on Triple Murderer After Supreme Court Intervenes
Tennessee executed Byron Black, a triple murderer, without deactivating his implanted defibrillator, raising concerns about potential pain during the lethal injection. The state Supreme Court intervened to allow the execution despite a lower court's ruling requiring the device to be turned off.
Black, 69, suffered from multiple health issues and had been on death row since his conviction for the 1988 murders of his girlfriend and her two daughters. This execution marks Tennessee's second since resuming after a five-year pause, with a total of 28 executions in the U.S. so far this year.