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Aug 29, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Beto O'Rourke asked point blank why he's helping Dems flee Texas rather than helping Texans
Beto O'Rourke's group, Powered by People, is funding Texas Democrats who fled the state to avoid a redistricting vote, which could create more Republican districts. O'Rourke argues this effort is crucial to prevent a Republican majority and potential authoritarianism.
During a CNN interview, O'Rourke defended the funding, stating that it is necessary to combat what he sees as a power grab by Republicans. He believes that the Democrats can effectively stall the redistricting process and that the fight for power is essential for the future of democracy.
Fox News: WATCH: Trump hints he will federalize DC soon, bring in National Guard after ‘Big Balls’ attack
President Trump is considering federal intervention in Washington, D.C., to address rising crime rates, particularly following a violent gang attack on former DOGE employee Edward "Big Balls" Coristine. He mentioned the possibility of using the National Guard and taking control of local police to restore safety.
Trump emphasized the need for a cleaner and safer capital, stating that the current state of crime and urban decay is unacceptable. He is also reviewing the potential repeal of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act to increase federal oversight.
Le Monde: Ghana: Helicopter crash kills 8, including ministers of defense and environment
Ghana's defense and environment ministers, Edward Omane Boamah and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, were killed in a military helicopter crash on August 6. The helicopter, carrying three crew and five passengers, went down in a forest while en route to an event on illegal mining.
The crash has prompted condolences from President John Mahama and investigations by the Ghanaian Armed Forces. Boamah was addressing security issues amid rising jihadist activity in the region, while Muhammed was focused on environmental challenges, particularly illegal gold mining.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Donates Presidential Paycheck to White House Historical Association
President Trump has donated his first presidential paycheck to the White House Historical Association, continuing his practice of donating his salary. He announced this on Truth Social, highlighting ongoing renovations to the White House and expressing pride in beautifying the "People's House."
Trump has made several improvements, including new flagpoles and plans for a grand ballroom. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised the renovations, stating the White House has never looked better, and emphasized the importance of beauty in architecture for elevating the human spirit.
#society
The Epoch Times: Record US Honey Bee Losses and What Mite Be Behind Them
Commercial beekeeper Robert Wheeler in South Texas has faced significant bee losses, with this year proving to be particularly devastating, as he reports losing half of his bees. The harsh arid conditions continue to pose challenges for local beekeeping.
GB News: GB News stars find out they have ‘no romantic connection’ LIVE ON AIR as they put bond to AI test
GB News presenters Emily Carver and Tom Harwood tested their on-screen chemistry using ChatGPT during a live broadcast, which concluded they share a purely professional relationship. The AI determined there is no romantic affection between them, highlighting their colleague dynamic.
In related news, OpenAI announced changes to ChatGPT's approach to relationship queries, moving away from giving direct advice on whether to end partnerships. The updated system will focus on guiding users through a reflective process instead.
Times Of Israel: Police bar Jerusalem’s grand mufti from Temple Mount for 6 months, his lawyer says
Jerusalem's top Muslim cleric, Grand Mufti Muhammad Ahmad Hussein, has been banned from the Temple Mount for six months following a sermon that addressed conditions in Gaza. His attorney claims the sermon was appropriate, but police issued the ban without interrogation or hearing.
The Temple Mount is a critical site for both Jews and Muslims, often causing tensions. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's recent actions have sparked controversy over the status quo, with calls for greater access for Jewish prayer, which could further escalate tensions.
The Western Journal: Washington Post Writer Quits After His Boss Calls for 'Unapologetically Patriotic' Articles
Jonathan Capehart has announced his departure from The Washington Post after 18 years, citing a shift in the opinion section towards a focus on patriotism and positive narratives. He expressed concerns that this new direction left no room for his perspective.
Capehart criticized the management's request for writers to highlight positive aspects of the country amidst ongoing issues, arguing that it undermines honest reporting. He believes the media should uplift readers with stories of success rather than perpetuating negativity.
#economy
Le Monde: European steel and aluminum industries shrouded in trade uncertainty
A trade agreement between the US and EU, announced by President Trump and Ursula von der Leyen, has left the steel and aluminum industries uncertain. These sectors are still subject to a 50% tariff, despite the general 15% rate for most EU exports to the US.
The European Commission plans to initiate talks to set quotas for exports exempt from the tariffs, but the Trump administration has not clearly confirmed this. The White House has reiterated the continuation of the current tariffs while mentioning discussions on securing supply chains.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: The War the West Forgot
Gertrud von le Fort's storytelling illuminates the human heart, particularly through her work on the Thirty Years' War, a conflict that shaped Europe and saw immense suffering. The war's legacy includes the rise of the nation-state and the privatization of religion, leaving a profound impact on future generations.
Le Fort's novel, The Wedding of Magdeburg, reflects on the war's moral complexities and the tragic consequences of human conflict. It serves as a reminder of the need for redemption amidst horror and could be essential reading for those in military and policy-making roles today.
#health
Fox News: Woman survives deadly brain tumor, plus warnings about virus in China
A woman has successfully battled deadly brain cancer using an experimental therapy. Meanwhile, experts warn of a surge in cancer deaths linked to a common health condition. Additionally, a synthetic opioid more potent than fentanyl is rapidly spreading across the Americas.
#crime
Fox News: Ohio senator introduces 'Holly's Act' for woman brutally beaten in viral Cincinnati attack
Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio is proposing "Holly’s Act" following a violent mob attack in Cincinnati that left a woman, Holly, unconscious. The act aims to address repeat offenders and strengthen minimum sentencing and bail requirements to prevent similar incidents.
Moreno emphasized the need for accountability in the justice system, criticizing judges for leniency towards criminals. Holly, the victim, expressed the urgency for reform and better police presence, urging the public to take action rather than record violence.
Breitbart: Report: ICE Detains Alleged Cuban Regime Torturer Who Entered U.S. via Biden Parole
Jorge Luis Vega García, a former Cuban lieutenant colonel accused of torture during the Castro regime, was detained by ICE after entering the U.S. under the now-defunct “Humanitarian Parole” program. He has been identified by victims as a key figure in orchestrating abuses in Cuban prisons.
Vega García's alleged history of violence includes physical and psychological torture during the 2003 crackdown on dissidents. While his immigration status has raised concerns, victims and advocacy groups are calling for a thorough investigation and trial rather than mere deportation.
#other
Fox News: New bridge will link popular island to mainland as critics warn of mafia, earthquakes
Italy has approved the construction of the Strait of Messina Bridge, a $15.5 billion project connecting Sicily to the mainland. Spanning over 2 miles, it aims to handle 6,000 cars and 200 trains daily. The project, revived by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has faced multiple cancellations since its proposal in 1969.
Opponents raise concerns about environmental impacts, safety, and potential mafia involvement. Sociologist Anna Sergi warns that such large-scale projects can attract organized crime. Despite these issues, the Italian President assures that anti-mafia laws will be enforced. Construction is set to begin in early 2026.