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#politics
The Epoch Times: Jobs Report Agency Faces Scrutiny After Trump Fires Its Chief–What to Know
The Bureau of Labor Statistics faces criticism after President Trump labeled its July jobs report as "rigged" and subsequently dismissed its commissioner, Erika McEntarfer. Trump expressed concerns that the numbers were manipulated to negatively impact Republicans and himself.
Fox News: Gov. Greg Abbott threatens to redistrict 8 seats for GOP if Dem lawmakers don't return to Texas
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has threatened to increase the number of Republican congressional seats through redistricting if Democratic lawmakers do not return to Austin. He suggested expanding the potential new seats from five to possibly eight, emphasizing that the Democrats will eventually come back.
Abbott criticized the Democratic lawmakers for fleeing the state, likening their actions to childish behavior. He argued that the national conversation on gerrymandering has highlighted the heavily gerrymandered maps in blue states, drawing attention to the political dynamics in states like Illinois and California.
#society
GB News: ‘War on humanity’: Top US author makes startling claims about Britain’s free speech crisis as Americans ‘watch in horror’
Michael Shellenberger warns of a global censorship campaign led by intelligence agencies to suppress nationalist and populist movements, describing it as a "censorship industrial complex." He highlights alarming developments in Britain, including a special police task force targeting speech-related offenses.
Shellenberger traces this trend back to the rise of populism in 2016 and claims American agencies are central to establishing global censorship systems. He emphasizes that if the U.S. succumbs to these restrictions, it could signify the end of Western freedoms, which he views as a critical threat to human rights.
#economy
The Western Journal: Scott Jennings Perplexed When He Encounters Extreme Case of Trump Derangement Syndrome On-Air: 'That's a New One'
Scott Jennings challenged a CNN panelist's claim that workforce cuts from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led to diner closures, expressing skepticism over the assertion. He highlighted economic improvements under President Trump, including a rise in median household income.
Economist Stephen Moore reported that median household income has increased significantly in the early months of Trump's administration. Jennings concluded that the Trump economy is improving, suggesting that diners and other businesses remain viable for consumers.
#military
Fox News: Defense Secretary Hegseth considers reversing Army ban on aggressive 'shark attack' training
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is considering reinstating the "shark attack" method used by drill sergeants in U.S. Army basic training. This aggressive practice involves multiple drill sergeants yelling at recruits, aimed at preparing them for military life. The Army phased it out in 2020, replacing it with a more structured approach.
Supporters argue that the shark attack helps recruits transition to military life and prepares them for battlefield chaos. Hegseth emphasizes a return to traditional training methods to ensure high standards and strong warfighters. Recent changes also include reversing a ban on "tossing bays," another traditional drill sergeant practice.
#culture
The Western Journal: Colbert Attacks RFK Jr in Profane Vaccine Rant – But He Might Want to Sit This One Out
Stephen Colbert recently criticized Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his vaccine agenda during a segment on "The Late Show." Colbert's profanity-laden remarks drew cheers from the audience but have been deemed tasteless and indicative of his show's decline into political rants.
As Colbert prepares to leave CBS, his approach to comedy has been criticized for lacking substance and devolving into partisan attacks. His future role will involve portraying a fake news anchor in a mystery series, which some view as a more fitting position for him.