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#politics
Times Of Israel: Ben Gvir calls for ‘luxury neighborhood’ for police to be built over Gaza’s ruins
Gvir envisions a 'luxurious' police enclave on Gaza’s ruins, pushing settlement, emigration, and death-penalty bills; Netanyahu denies resettlement.
Tensions with Levy cancel ceremony; Wagner’s promotion blocked; critics say Ben Gvir uses police promotions for politics
The Economist: France gets a new prime minister
France names defence minister Sébastien Lecornu as its fifth prime minister since 2022, aiming to break a budget-driven deadlock.
Parliament toppled Bayrou and Barnier over deficits; Lecornu must navigate a stubborn gridlock to keep government business moving.
The Western Journal: Surprise Slam Dunk: All-Dem Court Sides with Trump, Says He Has Power to Revoke Biden Paroles
A First Circuit panel ruled DHS may terminate the CHNV parole program for Venezuelan, Cuban, Nicaraguan and Haitian migrants, overturning a district court.
The court said termination can be categorical, not just case-by-case, and harms to parolees were noted but not enough to block the ruling.
Forbes: ‘The Charlie Kirk Show’ And Kirk’s Books Surge In Sales And Streams
Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University; since, The Charlie Kirk Show topped Apple and Spotify charts, and his Stop, in the Name of God preorder leads Amazon.
The College Scam and The MAGA Doctrine chart, and authorities named suspect Tyler Robinson.
The Epoch Times: Young Conservatives Remember Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk built Turning Point USA into a 250,000-member network, driving conservative organizing and get-out-the-vote efforts.
Since founding TPUSA in 2012, he drew tens of millions in funding and built a media influence machine.
Fox News: Trump demands NATO allies halt Russian oil purchases before new US sanctions
Trump urged Europe to halt Russian oil and warned of tougher sanctions, saying NATO must act.
EU nations still import Russian energy; Hungary and France are top buyers; he called for broader sanctions and even tariffs on China, with the White House not commenting.
The Economist: Might Bosnia be about to break up?
Bosnia’s Republika Srpska lost its presidency after the central election body stripped Milorad Dodik; he refuses to concede.
Thirty years after the war, the country remains in crisis mode ahead of a referendum and elections.
Fox News: Washington Post columnist fired over social media posts after Charlie Kirk's assassination
Karen Attiah says Washington Post fired her after Bluesky posts condemning political violence amid Charlie Kirk assassination and a Colorado shooting.
Post says the posts were unacceptable misconduct; Attiah says it's a broader purge of Black voices.
The Western Journal: Trump Threatens to Declare National Emergency After DC Mayor Caves to 'Pressure from the Radical Left'
Trump blasts Bowser for bowing to radical-left pressure as MPD drops ICE cooperation; Bowser then signs a Mayor’s Order to indefinitely coordinate with the crackdown, while the 30-day effort ended when Congress didn’t extend it
The Federalist: Raddatz Tries To Shift Blame For Charlie Kirk Assassination
ABC's This Week pressed guests to blame political violence on both sides, asking if Trump should condemn the radical left.
The program features Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, a conservative student roundtable, and coverage of Kirk's murder as a watershed moment for polarization.
#war
Breitbart: Netanyahu Praises Charlie Kirk as Fallen Brother, Friend of Israel, and 'Great American Patriot'
Netanyahu praised Charlie Kirk at a Rubio briefing as Israel presses Gaza, frees hostages, and coordinates on a Palestinian state.
He called Kirk a friend who defended Western liberty; Rubio urged protecting debate as threats to democracy rise.
Breitbart: Netanyahu: Qatar Violated UN Security Council Resolution on Harboring Terrorists
Netanyahu defended the Qatar strike, saying Doha violated UN 1373 by harboring terrorists and that states may defend themselves beyond borders.
Rubio, at his side, said the U.S. will press to free hostages and defeat Hamas, and did not contradict the 1373 claim, stressing future Gulf ties.
Times Of Israel: Elizabeth Tsurkov leaves hospital days after release from captivity in Iraq
Elizabeth Tsurkov, Israeli-Russian academic, released from hospital after Iraq captivity; she stayed at Sheba in a ward for released hostages with back pain. Netanyahu spoke with her; US and Qatar aided her release from Kataib Hezbollah; some hostages remain in Gaza.
#economy
The Economist: Europe has an urgency deficit
Europe has an urgency deficit: government deficits threaten stability from Athens to Paris, and aging populations strain welfare.
Trade gaps with China and the US heighten dependencies, while a democratic deficit leaves citizens unsure what Brussels is doing.
#culture
GB News: Waitrose unveils 'showstopping' Christmas range – including turkey baubles, mulled rosé & 'next-level' pistachio pud
Waitrose unveils a 665-item Christmas range, 267 new products, led by Golden Limoncello Mince Pies and a bacon-wrapped jewelled Turkey Bauble.
Nostalgic treats rise—Pistachio Meringata, Tiramisu Torta, vegan options; plus chef dishes and a teased John Lewis kids service.
#crime
Breitbart: Alleged Armed Intruder Dies on Back Porch After Homeowner Shoots Him
Pierce County, WA: a homeowner shot and killed an armed intruder on the back porch around 1:45 a.m. Sunday; the 36-year-old had a gun and banged on the door.
The 51-year-old homeowner called 911; deputies say no arrests and call it a tragic incident, with him protecting his family.
Le Monde: Three French women accused of IS links go on trial in Paris
Three French women, including Jennyfer Clain, niece of IS propagandists, go on trial in Paris for traveling to join ISIS with eight children.
They spent years with IS, were detained by Turkey in 2019 and expelled to France, facing up to 30 years; trial ends Sept. 26.