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#politics
Breitbart: Bookstore Removes Stephen King Books from Its Website After His Charlie Kirk Smear
Stephen King faced backlash after alleging Charlie Kirk advocated stoning gays; Belfast Books (UK) says it will remove all of King's titles, saying the apology is insufficient.
King apologized and deleted the tweet; Sen. Mike Lee floated a defamation suit; Kirk's alleged shooter is in custody.
The Telegraph: Welcome to Britain, Donald Trump, a country ruined by America
Trump lands in Britain as US-style culture-war talk flares; a US observer questions safety as Oxford debates Kirk and Abaraonye.
The piece ties UK Trump-style sentiment to Farage, Robinson, Reform, and outrage—urging calmer debate over US influence.
Breitbart: Graham: Charlie Kirk's Assassination Was an 'Attack on a Political Movement'
Graham on Meet the Press: Kirk’s assassination is 'an attack on the political movement,' offering condolences to his widow.
He urged MAGA to debate, organize, register voters, reject violence, calling it a unique attack on the movement, not the usual GOP pattern.
Breitbart: Harry Potter Actress Compares British and English Flags to Swastikas
Miriam Margolyes compared UK flag-raising protests to swastikas in a post about Charlie Kirk's death.
She also accused Israel of genocide; Starmer defended the flag as Britain's symbol of diversity, and Phillips said most at a Tommy Robinson rally were ordinary Brits.
Breitbart: Mark Kelly: Trump Has Not Tried to Bring This Country Together
On Meet the Press, Sen. Mark Kelly said Trump hasn’t tried to unite the country after Charlie Kirk’s assassination; he praised Kirk’s right to speak and urged people to turn to leaders like Utah Gov. Cox and Sen. John Curtis who seek unity.
Fox News: Retired FBI agent warns of 'assassination culture' after learning Kirk suspect lived with trans partner
Former FBI official warns of an 'assassination culture,' noting grievance to moral certainty can drive public killings; motive will be probed.
In Utah, Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, 22, lived with a transgender roommate he was romantically involved with; the roommate cooperates, not charged. Investigators weigh motive, timing and the public nature.
GB News: Alex Armstrong forced to step in as Tommy Robinson clash boils over on GB News: ‘Let me speak!’
GB News clash: Stadlen and Cunningham spar over Unite the Kingdom rally and if Tommy Robinson is far-right; Armstrong steps in to restore order.
The London march drew 100,000+; counter-protests by Stand Up to Racism faced off as police kept crowds apart.
#society
The Western Journal: Lost in Translation: 2 Americans Board Flight Headed to France, Shocked After They Ended Up in Africa Instead
Two Americans aiming Rome–Nice ended up in Africa after a staffer misheard "Nice" as "Tunis," a misrouting they shared on TikTok.
A second supervisor eventually rerouted them at their cost, with the captain holding the plane, and they reached Nice.
#war
Times Of Israel: UK bans Israelis from enrolling in prestigious defense academy from next year
Britain bans Israelis from enrolling at the Royal College of Defence Studies next year over Gaza; officials say the college hosts many nations, but Israel’s escalation is wrong and a ceasefire is urged.
Israel calls it discriminatory; ties fray as Britain sanctions ministers and arms talks, with Starmer and Herzog in tough discussions.
#economy
Le Monde: What is the purpose of central bank independence and who does it serve?
Economists rally to defend Fed governor Lisa Cook as Trump targets her, insisting central bank independence matters.
Independence is framed as shielding policy from inflationary bias and politics, echoing Bundesbank roots and a rules-based view
#health
Fox News: Kathy Bates says ‘f--- you’ to critics who credit Ozempic for her 100 pound weight loss
Kathy Bates defends her weight loss, saying about 100 pounds came over years after a diabetes diagnosis; Ozempic helped with the last 15–20 pounds.
At 77, she is Emmy-nominated for Matlock and says shedding the weight reshaped how she views herself.