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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive -- 'Put Them in a Vice': Schweizer Lays Out What Must Be Done to Bust Anti-Trump Lawfare
Peter Schweizer, President of GAI, discussed strategies to combat lawfare on the "Alex Marlow Show." He emphasized the importance of demonstrating coordination and identifying vulnerable individuals to extract information about other meetings, suggesting this approach could lead to progress.
The show is produced by Breitbart News and is available on various platforms including YouTube and Spotify.
Breitbart: Marlow: Every Case Against Trump Started With The Russia Hoax, Even Stormy Daniels Traces Back To It
Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow discussed six legal cases against Donald Trump on Real America’s Voice News, asserting they stem from the "Russiagate hoax." He claims Trump survived these cases while campaigning, emphasizing the need for an investigation into alleged election interference from the Biden administration.
Marlow highlighted the Stormy Daniels case, arguing it resulted from the Russiagate investigation and should be dismissed. He aims to clarify the interconnectedness of these legal challenges and their funding sources in his new book, "Breaking the Law: Exposing the Weaponization of America’s Legal System Against Donald Trump."
#society
Le Monde: Thousands of US passengers delayed as United Airlines flights are grounded
United Airlines faced significant delays on August 6 due to a systemwide technology issue, prompting the airline to hold departures at major airports. The Federal Aviation Authority issued ground stops for United flights at several key locations, including Denver and Newark.
This incident adds to ongoing concerns about the reliability of the U.S. aviation sector, following previous IT problems at other airlines and air traffic control disruptions. Safety remains a priority as the airline works to resolve the situation.
Fox News: France strips residency from 47-year-old Moroccan man who lit cigarette at Arc de Triomphe war memorial
A Moroccan man in France has had his residency permit revoked after lighting a cigarette at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau condemned his actions as "indecent and pathetic," leading to his arrest for violating memorial site regulations.
The incident, captured on video, sparked public outrage, with officials emphasizing the importance of respecting the memory of fallen soldiers. The man, known to police and holding legal status in France, faces significant backlash for his actions.
Breitbart: McMahon Talks Protecting Free Speech, Tackles Antisemitism on Campus
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon emphasized that holding universities accountable for antisemitism is not an infringement on free speech but a means to protect it. At a conservative conference, she discussed Columbia University's $200 million settlement related to antisemitism allegations and the need for peaceful protests on campuses.
McMahon highlighted the importance of ensuring student safety and maintaining a respectful environment for discourse. She clarified that while protests are allowed, they must not disrupt others or involve violence, reinforcing the distinction between free speech and harmful actions.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Alaska Airlines will run direct flights between the UK and Seattle for the first time
Alaska Airlines plans to launch direct flights between Seattle and London Heathrow starting in spring 2026, marking its entry into the European market. The daily service will utilize Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, featuring business-class suites, and aims to attract both corporate and leisure travelers.
This new route will enhance connectivity for British travelers to Seattle and beyond, with seamless onward connections through partnerships with British Airways and American Airlines. The initiative is part of Alaska Airlines' broader strategy to expand its international presence, targeting 12 long-haul destinations by 2030.
#military
Breitbart: Report: Soldier Who Opened Fire at Fort Stewart Used 'Personal Handgun'
An active duty soldier at Fort Stewart, Georgia, allegedly opened fire on fellow soldiers using his personal 9mm handgun, purchased in Florida. The shooter, an automated logistics sergeant, wounded five soldiers, all of whom are expected to survive. Authorities are investigating how he accessed the firearm.
The incident raises questions about gun access in military workplaces and the safety of service members. The investigation is ongoing.