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#politics
Breitbart: Jack Black Vows to Bring Tenacious D Back Following Bandmate Wishing for Trump’s Assassination
Jack Black's Tenacious D is on hiatus after bandmate Kyle Gass made a controversial assassination remark regarding Trump, a comment that coincided with an assassination attempt on the former president. Black, facing backlash, vows to return but is currently focused on damage control for his career.
With major film projects at risk, Black navigates through the fallout of Gass's remarks, which threaten his family-friendly image and position as a key Democratic fundraiser.
Fox News: CNN’s Jim Acosta forced to correct Harris surrogate for suggesting JD Vance never served in military
On CNN, Sen. Tina Smith mistakenly claimed GOP VP nominee JD Vance never served in the military, prompting Jim Acosta to correct her live, stating Vance was a Marine who served in Iraq. The exchange spotlighted tensions over veteran status in the political arena.
Vance accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz of dodging military service, while defending his own record with pride. The battlefield isn’t just overseas; it’s also behind the podiums of power.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Adds Tim Walz to Website, but Still No Policies Yet
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign website has introduced Tim Walz as her running mate, yet still lacks any clear policy positions weeks into the race. Harris, known for her leftist record, has shifted her stance on issues but remains silent on current views.
Walz’s track record in Minnesota mirrors some of Harris’s past policies but offers no clarity in their campaign. Both politicians avoid media scrutiny, leaving voters in the dark.
Fox News: Polish man sentenced to four months, deported from Denmark for June assault on Danish prime minister
A Polish man got four months for swinging a fist at Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, knocking her off balance but not down. That punch came with charges of sexual harassment and fraud, sealing his fate with the court and a six-year ban from Denmark.
As violence against politicians flares across Europe, this incident stands as a reminder of the thin line between democracy and danger. Frederiksen was campaigning when the attack erupted in a bustling plaza, echoing a troubling trend in the lead-up to EU elections.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala’s Visit to Terror U
Senator Kamala Harris, a year after Richard Lakin’s brutal murder, praised Al Quds Bard College, which honors his killer. While she met students denouncing Israel, she ignored the university's links to terrorism and violence against Jews, opting instead to take back narratives steeped in hate.
Lakin, a retired educator and peace advocate, lay dying in a hospital while politicians sought to honor him. Yet, amid the ongoing celebration of his murderer, Kamala Harris aligned with those who dismiss his legacy and promote anti-Israel sentiments.
Front Page Magazine: How Trump Can Win - or Lose - the Election
Trump's playbook against Harris revolves around exposing her as a hard-left candidate, aligning her with the disastrous Biden administration while reminding voters of her inconsistencies and failed policies. Time is short, and he must make her own the wreckage of her policies.
However, he risks losing focus by engaging in personal attacks instead of holding her accountable for her track record. The clock is ticking, and with each wasted moment, the far-left narrative may just gain traction, issuing a stark warning that Harris could hijack the campaign narrative if left unchecked.
#society
Front Page Magazine: India: Why do Muslims Need Hindu Gods to Run Their Food Shops?
In July 2024, an Indian mandate required food vendors to display their identities, igniting backlash from some Muslim groups who labeled it anti-Muslim. The Uttar Pradesh government defended the initiative, revealing a troubling dynamic in the food industry where Muslim-owned businesses often misrepresent themselves.
The controversy exploded when accusations arose of contamination in food served during a holy Hindu month. Amid heated debates about cultural sensitivity, the situation unveiled a troubling pattern of deception in business practices across India's food scene, raising questions about consumer trust.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Whenever Israel Fights Back, It is Accused of ‘Escalation’
The Western narrative twists when Israel strikes back; suddenly it’s labeled as escalation, not self-defense. While Hezbollah’s missiles rain down and children die, it’s Israel’s retaliatory strike that stirs the righteous anger of the West, betraying a deep-seated bias.
Caught in a web of moral confusion, Israel faces pressure to respond delicately to relentless violence, as if the terror it endures is simply an expected inconvenience. The hypocrisy lies in treating aggressors like children while demonizing the nation's fight for survival.
#economy
Breitbart: Disney Shares Plummet as Theme Parks Hit Hard by Kamalaflation
Disney's theme parks are feeling the pinch as rampant inflation cuts middle-class families out of the Magic Kingdom. Record prices have led to a decline in visitor numbers, sending shares tumbling over 3%.
The CFO reports a 6% drop in operating income, citing the strain on lower-income consumers who can no longer afford the trip.
#military
The Western Journal: Watch: JD Vance Drops Bomb on Tim Walz, Completely Dismantles Him Over Military Betrayal - 'When Were You Ever in War?'
J.D. Vance took aim at Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's military record, calling out his avoidance of deployment to Iraq. While Vance boasts of his own service, he accused Walz of dishonor for abandoning his unit just as the drums of war began to beat.
With such accusations, what once seemed like a political asset for Walz risks becoming a heavy anchor in the upcoming election. Service or deception; the stakes are painfully clear.
#culture
Fox News: 'Baywatch' star Pamela Anderson left Hollywood to shed 'cartoon character' Playboy image
Pamela Anderson is shedding the skin of her past, stepping away from Hollywood's glare and the weight of her sex symbol image. The former "Baywatch" star feels distant from her former self, opting for a quieter life back in Canada, tending to her garden and finding solace in authenticity.
Once the poster child of glamour, Anderson now embraces her natural beauty, unburdened by the expectations of fame. She's grateful for the good and bad of her journey, but relief washes over her as she finally claims the life she's meant to live.
#crime
Breitbart: ISIS Terror Plot at Taylor Swift Austria Concert Thwarted, Two Arrested
Vienna authorities thwarted an ISIS plot targeting a Taylor Swift concert, arresting two men with detailed attack plans. Security around her upcoming shows has been intensified, ensuring fans stay alert for possible delays amid rigorous checks.
The danger has been minimized, but the scars of past attacks loom large.
#other
Le Monde: In the middle of the austral winter, Antarctica suffers a worrisome 'heat wave'
Antarctica is experiencing an alarming heat wave, with temperatures soaring 28°C above normal during winter, a stark reminder of climate disruption. Scientists suspect a weakened polar vortex as a culprit, leading to unprecedented warmth and a rapidly changing environment.
As anomalies become more frequent, the icy continent's future remains uncertain, possibly foreshadowing more drastic shifts globally. The second occurrence of such extreme heat in just two years underscores a troubling trend.