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#politics
Breitbart: Jim Jordan: We Sent a Subpoena Asking for Information About Judge Merchan Daughter's Ties to Democrats
Rep. Jim Jordan announced that the House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed information regarding Loren Merchan, daughter of New York Judge Juan Merchan, citing her ties to the Democratic Party and financial connections to the Biden-Harris campaign. Jordan expressed frustration over a lack of response to prior requests.
The committee seeks to investigate potential conflicts of interest in Judge Merchan's conduct, particularly following a gag order placed on former President Trump during ongoing legal matters.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu claims general strike is a show of ‘support’ for Sinwar and Hamas
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized a general strike in Israel, which demanded a hostage-ceasefire deal with Hamas, calling it a disgrace and supportive of the terror group. The strike followed the recovery of six hostages' executed bodies by the IDF, intensifying public frustration with his government.
Netanyahu emphasized the importance of maintaining an Israeli military presence along the Gaza-Egypt border to prevent Hamas from rearming, stating that withdrawing from the area would pose an existential threat to Israel. He acknowledged the ongoing focus on defeating Hamas militarily while planning changes to humanitarian aid distribution.
Breitbart: George Clooney Calls Biden Dropping Out Most Selfless Act Since George Washington
George Clooney praised President Biden for his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race, calling it a selfless act akin to that of George Washington. Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, he emphasized the importance of this choice over the political pressures behind it.
Clooney expressed pride in the current state of the world and optimism for the future, highlighting that relinquishing power is challenging but commendable.
#society
Breitbart: Gal Gadot Mourns 6 Israeli Hostages Murdered by Hamas Terrorists
Gal Gadot expressed her sorrow over the murder of six hostages by Hamas after nearly 11 months in captivity. In an emotional social media post, she highlighted the heartbreak of families who awaited their loved ones' return and noted that 101 more hostages remain missing.
Gadot has consistently condemned the violence and called attention to the suffering of victims of Hamas attacks, urging empathy and caution against propaganda. This marks her ongoing engagement with the issues surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Forbes: Summer’s Box Office Blockbusters—And Flops: Starring ‘Inside Out 2’ And ‘Furiosa’
"Inside Out 2" emerged as the top box office film of the summer, grossing approximately $650 million domestically and $1.6 billion worldwide, breaking multiple animated film records. It surpassed key competitors quickly, revitalizing a sluggish summer season after a weak Memorial Day.
Despite its success, several high-budget films like "Furiosa" and "Horizon" underperformed at the box office, raising concerns about future releases. The return of "Deadpool & Wolverine" marked a positive shift for superhero films, contrasting recent disappointments in the genre.
#war
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Kharkiv hit by hail of missiles in retaliation for Kyiv's attacks on Russia
Kharkiv, Ukraine, experienced a series of missile strikes from Russia, resulting in six fatalities and 47 injuries on the eve of the new school year. The targeted areas included a shopping mall and the Kharkiv Sports Palace, which served multiple community functions.
These attacks disrupted a previously calm six weeks and underscored the ongoing dangers faced by the city due to its proximity to the Russian border. Sirens provided little warning, with residents using dark humor to cope with the frequent threats.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Harris team may be open to ‘new direction’ on Israel policy: Rep. Ro Khanna
Rep. Ro Khanna indicated that Vice President Kamala Harris' team is considering a "new direction" in U.S.-Israel policy amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian concerns. He urged for better enforcement of aid stipulations and a reassessment of unconditional support.
Reports suggest Harris may examine U.S. aid conditions to Israel, with discussions ongoing following recent escalations in violence and hostage situations. President Biden is scheduled to meet with the U.S. hostage negotiation team to address these urgent issues.
#economy
GB News: Sir Keir Starmer speaks out on 'tough decision' to cut Winter Fuel Allowance
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has justified his decision to cut the Winter Fuel Allowance for pensioners, emphasizing the need to strengthen the economy's foundations. He acknowledges the difficulty of the decision but believes it is essential for building a better future.
Starmer insists that addressing economic stability is crucial to fulfilling the mandate given by voters.
#military
The Telegraph: Nasa astronaut marooned in space records ‘strange noise’ on phone
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore reported a strange noise from the Boeing Starliner pod that stranded him and Sunita Williams on the ISS after a problem occurred during their journey. They will remain on the station for at least eight months until a SpaceX craft can bring them home.
The Starliner, developed with $4 billion in taxpayer funds, encountered multiple technical issues, further damaging Boeing's reputation. The company faces ongoing legal issues and a significant drop in share price amid continued scrutiny of its aerospace safety.
#history
Breitbart: Poland Holds State Burial for 700 Recently Discovered Nazi-Era Victims
Poland held a state burial for over 700 victims of Nazi executions from World War II on Monday. The remains, exhumed from mass graves in Chojnice, included civilians executed shortly after Germany's invasion in 1939 and during their retreat in 1945.
The event was attended by President Andrzej Duda and officials from the National Remembrance Institute. Poland claims significant losses during the war, with ongoing demands for reparations from Germany.
#crime
Forbes: Telegram Now Under Fire Over Deepfake Porn In South Korea
South Korean police have initiated a probe into Telegram over its alleged facilitation of AI-generated deepfake pornography, following the arrest of CEO Pavel Durov in France on related charges. The investigation aims to address rising concerns over digital sex crimes targeting young women.
Amid increasing public outcry, officials are scrutinizing Telegram's content moderation practices as it faces accusations of enabling various illegal activities, including child sexual abuse and drug trafficking. The platform has gained prominence among users, with nearly 950 million active users globally.
#sports
GB News: US Open star issues grovelling apology after 'terrible behaviour' towards ball girl
Yulia Putintseva faced backlash after her defeat to Jasmine Paolini at the US Open, as she appeared to ignore a ball girl during the match. The incident led to public criticism from tennis figures, prompting Putintseva to apologize on social media, attributing her behavior to frustration.
Despite the uproar, she acknowledged the efforts of ball kids and clarified that her actions were not directed at the girl. Putintseva exited the tournament having won $215,000 in prize money after reaching the third round.
GB News: Patrick Christys brilliantly slaps down guest’s bizarre defence of trans Paralympian: ‘Ridiculous!’
Peter Tatchell defended trans Paralympian Valentina Petrillo on GB News, arguing her age limits her performance despite her qualification for the women's T12 400m semi-finals. He claimed her hormone treatment resulted in less strength and energy, making her competition status justifiable.
Hosts Patrick Christys and Emily Carver questioned the fairness of her participation, citing her age as creating concerns about a potential genetic advantage. Tatchell acknowledged differing opinions but maintained that the governing body determines her eligibility to compete fairly.