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Breitbart: Report: U.S. Revokes Visa of Brazilian Neurosurgeon Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk's Assassination
The U.S. revoked Brazilian neurosurgeon Ricardo Barbosa's visa after he celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder and praised the shooter's "impeccable aim."
Landau called the posts chilling; Trump says names are being reviewed, while lawmakers push firings and license revocations for others who celebrate violence.
Breitbart: Thousands Carrying Crosses and Candles Honor Charlie Kirk in New Jersey
Vigil for Charlie Kirk on the Jersey Shore drew up to 4,000, Brick’s Windward Beach Park the largest.
Kirk, Turning Point USA founder, was assassinated at Utah Valley University; a Sparta vigil saw Mayor Neill Clark confront mourners.
The Federalist: After Charlie Kirk's Murder, Sitting On The Sidelines Isn't An Option
Kirk was killed on a Utah campus while advocating faith, family, country; the piece says his views reflect mainstream values, not fringe, citing reactions that celebrate the murder.
It warns the threat reaches beyond politicians and urges Americans to speak out.
Breitbart: Photos: Mourners Around the World Show Love for Charlie Kirk
Global vigils for Charlie Kirk span Madrid, London, Sydney and Brisbane, with rallies outside embassies and candlelight tributes.
Crowd estimates varied; Robinson claimed over a million in London, police put it at 110,000, and Vienna memorials faced disruptions.
The American Mind: Politics: The Arena of Good and Evil
Aristotle’s Politics frames politics as the art of the human good—happiness through virtuous activity, guided by practical wisdom (phronesis) inseparable from virtue.
It contrasts with today’s culture, calling out bad education and mob passions, and says the good should be pursued—and made great.
Times Of Israel: Spain cancels major arms deal with Israel amid Gaza backlash
Spain canceled a 700 million euro deal for 12 SILAM rocket launchers from Elbit after Sánchez vowed to ban arms sales to Israel over Gaza.
A broader review to phase Israeli weapons from Spain’s armed forces is underway amid Gaza-war tensions.
#economy
The Economist: Rebellious tube drivers have less bargaining power than before
London’s five-day tube strike by some drivers and staff has the city’s streets filled with bikes, pelotons clogging busy intersections.
RMT demands higher pay (starting ~£68,000), but a bike-friendly city appears to dent union leverage; Lime e-bikes up 58%
#military
GB News: Russian ambassador summoned to urgent dressing down after Vladimir Putin's 'unprecedented violation' of Nato airspace
Russia’s ambassador to the UK was summoned after Moscow violated NATO airspace in Poland; Poland, backed by NATO, shot down drones—the first such Western action in Russia’s Ukraine war.
Britain’s Foreign Office called the incursions utterly unacceptable and said the UK stands with NATO; any further incursions will be met with force.
The Economist: The War Room newsletter: Why Russia really sent drones into Poland
19 Russian Gerbera drones crossed into Poland, the largest NATO airspace violation; it’s viewed as a deliberate probe, exposing NATO’s weak low-level drone defenses. Eastern Sentry tightens monitoring; shooting over Ukraine would require unanimity from 32 allies, a constraint Russia may be testing.
#science
The Economist: Pink pineapples and lab-grown meat: tasting the foods of the future
Green Americana in San Francisco serves pink pineapples and lab-grown meat, with tableside chatter about future food. The pork meatball is city-sourced; the 'chicken-fried steak' has no chicken.
The espresso martini uses Cognac-region alcohol.