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#politics
GB News: Tommy Robinson rally leaves central London streets overcrowded as police struggle to keep protesters calm amid 'very large turnout'
More than 100,000 protesters filled central London for the Unite the Kingdom rally; police said no more could enter key streets.
Police deployed about 1,600 officers, with 500 from other forces, to police two protests and a counter-protest; assaults were reported.
Fox News: Trump praises FBI Director Kash Patel for speedy capture of Charlie Kirk assassin
Trump praised FBI Director Kash Patel for rapid ID and capture of Tyler Robinson, Kirk's Utah shooter. Robinson was spotted on campus and arrested 33 hours after.
Patel led scene work and fast lab processing, and pushed for public video release that aided the case.
Breitbart: George Takei Falsely Claims Charlie Kirk Assassination 'Appears to Be Right on Right Violence'
George Takei claimed Kirk’s shooter was driven by right-wing violence on Bluesky, though authorities say the ammo bore anti-fascist slogans and the suspect is left-leaning.
Left-wing figures amplified doctored claims before facts emerged, citing etched slogans and the Bella Ciao reference.
Fox News: 'Speak English, period': GOP bill axes interpreter loophole in citizenship exam
Rep. Randy Fine would require the citizenship test to be taken entirely in English, ending the civics portion's bilingual option.
The bill would remove exemptions for seniors and face immigrant opposition, coming after Trump's order naming English the official language.
Breitbart: WATCH: Tommy Robinson Leads Free Speech Rally in London
London hosts Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally amid anti-immigration and asylum hotel protests; police estimate around 110,000 attendees.
Met police deployed 1,600 officers; counter-protest and reports of assaults; authorities vow to curb hate incidents.
Fox News: Sotomayor admits conservative Supreme Court colleagues frustrate her, tries to look for 'good' in them
On Colbert, Sotomayor says she looks for the good in conservative colleagues, despite frustration, citing her mother’s lesson that there’s good in almost everyone.
On The View, she warns overturning Roe and changing precedent could threaten freedoms and futures; she was Obama’s 2009 pick.
Breitbart: Watch: Hundreds Gather in London to Mourn Charlie Kirk
Hundreds of Turning Point UK supporters mourn Charlie Kirk in Whitehall after his assassination at Utah Valley University. They wave U.S. flags and light candles.
TP UK says Kirk inspired conservatives worldwide and planned Britain campus tours; vigils spread across Europe. Poland held a moment of silence.
#war
The Telegraph: Shame on woke Time Out for excluding Israeli restaurants from its new list
Time Out’s London Middle East list omitted Israeli-owned spots, sparking charges of anti-Israel bias and a public apology.
Palomar, Bubala, and Rovi were later added; Nopi remains out. Critics say the omission betrayed the brand’s founding remit.
Forbes: Trump Threatens Russia With ‘Major Sanctions’
Trump says he’s ready to sanction Russia once NATO stops buying its oil, and to levy up to 100% tariffs on China until Russia ends its war.
He argues such tariffs would break China’s grip on Russia and speed peace talks, noting NATO’s commitment has fallen short.
#culture
Fox News: ‘I Dream of Jeannie’ star Barbara Eden never saw herself as a sex symbol despite iconic costume
Barbara Eden says Jeannie wasn’t a sex symbol—she’s a 2,000-year-old, lovable genie who’s learning. For the show’s 60th anniversary, she recalls the pink midriff outfit and the belly-button buzz.
She credits on-set chemistry with Larry Hagman, denies a feud with Elizabeth Montgomery, and notes she stayed busy beyond Jeannie as the 1965–70 run unfolded.
#health
The Epoch Times: Family Warns: Mysterious, Risky Drug Lurks at Corner Stores
Cameron Francis, a 22-year-old Liberty University athlete, believed he’d found a near-miraculous, innocuous alternative to alcohol.
As a cross-country poster star, he took his sport seriously and drank only occasionally; his teetotaler girlfriend disapproved.
#science
Le Monde: The gentle power of dormant volcanoes in central France
Dormant for about six thousand years, the Auvergne volcanoes in the Massif Central keep gentle silhouettes and fertile soils.
Photographer Mathieu Richer Mamousse follows Puy-de-Dôme to Cézallier, noting two types—stratovolcano and Hawaiian-style lava flows—carved by glacial erosion.