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#politics
GB News: Donald Trump teases 'big day' tomorrow as he speaks to media after landing in UK
Trump lands in Britain for a three-day visit, his second. He says the Stansted arrival with US ambassador Warren Stephens was a great flight and a big day ahead.
Stephens calls it historic; Trump, who loves Turnberry and Aberdeen, expects a meeting with King Charles.
Le Monde: Ben & Jerry's co-founder quits over the brand's independence and values
Greenfield resigns, saying Ben & Jerry’s independence is gone under Unilever; Cohen posts the same on X.
Magnum to spin off; Unilever stays committed. Greenfield criticizes Israeli policy; Cohen’s activism stirs U.S. politics.
The Federalist: Media Lies, Not Video Games, Turned Charlie Kirk Into A Target
The piece says the reaction to Kirk’s murder isn’t about games or Reddit but a culture of media lies that dehumanize him.
Citing posthumous smears by outlets like NYT and Newsweek, it argues the press normalized lies to justify violence and must be held accountable.
Fox News: Trump meets with Prince William, Kate Middleton and King Charles during Windsor Castle arrival
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Fox News: Researchers warn of rising 'assassination culture' after murders of Charlie Kirk, Brian Thompson
Researchers warn of rising 'assassination culture' and online normalization of political violence; NCRI-Rutgers finds ~30% would justify killing billionaires, higher on the left.
The report cites Trump rally shooting and Kirk’s Utah killing, prompting security alerts.
The Federalist: If You Blame 'Both Sides' After Kirk's Murder, You're A Lying Coward
The piece rejects both-sides blame after Kirk's murder, arguing there is no moral equivalence and that the left dominates political violence.
It accuses Democrats and reluctant Republicans of cowardice, calls for unity against the forces of darkness, and says unity with haters is suicide.
The Western Journal: Watch the Greatest 90 Seconds in Senate History: Kash Patel Savages Adam Schiff, Who Can't Fight Back After His Mic Turns Off
Patel hammered Schiff at a Senate FBI oversight hearing, calling him “the biggest fraud” and “an utter coward” as Schiff’s mic cut off.
The piece says Patel framed Schiff as lying about the Russia hoax and touted FBI reforms.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Bizarre AI Generated Anti-Trump Videos Are Getting Billions Of Views On YouTube
YouTube’s AI-driven, slapstick videos mocking world leaders have surged in 2025, drawing billions of views, featuring Putin, Khamenei, Kim Jong Un, Trump and Netanyahu.
Analysts say foreign powers and cross-platform sharing drive the trend; YouTube says no coordinated operation.
#culture
Fox News: Robert Redford's real-life love story began in Utah with wife who wasn't impressed with Hollywood fame
Robert Redford died at 89 at Sundance, Utah. His romance with Sibylle Szaggars began there after she didn’t know his films.
They married in 2009; he built Sundance Institute and Way of the Rain, an Oscar-winning director and activist. Utah leaders praised his legacy.
Fox News: Sister swaps $10 eggs for cheap kind during vacation, causing family rift
A vacation feud over eggs. One sister packed neighbor eggs; the sister and her boyfriend used them and refused to replace with pricier organic eggs.
Online support favored the poster; etiquette experts say replace what you use with equal quality and set boundaries.
#education
The Federalist: Colleges Better Double Down On Defending Conservative Students
Beeson Divinity School professor Mark DeVine says conservatives face campus hostility and praises Charlie Kirk’s free-speech.
He argues college leaders should defend conservative voices against totalitarian DEI activism and calls Kirk’s work faith-driven advocacy.