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Aug 26, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Adams asks 'where was' Mamdani at previous NYPD funerals
New York City Mayor Eric Adams criticized Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for attending the funeral of slain NYPD officer Didarul Islam while neglecting to honor other fallen officers during his time in the Assembly. Adams questioned Mamdani's motives and highlighted his previous calls to defund the police.
Mamdani, who has faced backlash for his past statements against the NYPD, has since modified his stance, claiming he will not defund the police and emphasizing the need for a new Department of Public Safety. His attendance at Islam's funeral has raised concerns about his consistency in supporting law enforcement.
#society
The Western Journal: Jaguar CEO Resigns Months After Woke Ad Crashes Brand: Sales Tanked Over 97%
Jaguar's CEO Adrian Mardell has resigned following a significant decline in sales, attributed to a controversial advertisement that alienated potential customers. The ad, which featured unconventional themes and lacked focus on the cars, resulted in a 97.5% drop in sales.
As Jaguar's brand image deteriorated, sales plummeted to just 49 vehicles in Europe in April, while competitors like BMW and Mercedes-Benz continued to thrive. The company now anticipates near-zero cash flow due to new tariffs and investments in electric vehicles.
The Federalist: Nuking The Redskins' Name Did Nothing To Help American Indians
The owners of the Washington Commanders are reportedly under pressure to reconsider the team's name change from "Redskins" to "Commanders," influenced by President Trump's comments about a stadium deal contingent on restoring the original name. The debate centers on whether the name change has had any positive impact on American Indian communities.
Critics argue that the name change was a superficial gesture that did not address the real issues faced by American Indians, such as poverty and mental health challenges. They suggest that restoring the name could elevate awareness and support for these communities, potentially benefiting them more than the current branding.
#economy
Forbes: Google's AI Kills Traffic: Here's How Small Businesses Can Survive
AI advancements, particularly Google’s AI Overviews, are significantly impacting online traffic for businesses reliant on educational content. These overviews provide answers directly in search results, reducing the need for users to click through to websites, which can lead to fewer direct connections with potential customers.
While local businesses are currently less affected, experts warn they may soon feel the impact as user behavior shifts. To adapt, businesses should focus on improving their online presence in AI summaries, correcting inaccuracies, and diversifying content strategies beyond traditional search.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Tuesday 5 August
The GB News Daily Reflection emphasizes the importance of focusing on eternal values rather than temporary gains. It highlights Jesus' teaching to seek "food that endures to eternal life," encouraging individuals to prioritize lasting spiritual fulfillment over fleeting material concerns.
#outdoors
Fox News: Getting ready to harvest your garden? Get these helpful tools
As summer ends, it's time to prepare for garden harvesting. Essential tools include harvesting baskets, shears, kneeling pads, and gloves, with various options available at discounted prices. For instance, gardening gloves are on sale for $8.49, and pruning shears for $16.95.
Additional tools like thumb knives, gardening knives, and trowels can enhance the harvesting process. Items such as harvesting aprons and kneeling pads are also available to make the task more comfortable. Discounts on these tools make them accessible for gardeners looking to ease their harvest efforts.