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#politics
The Federalist: Dems Refusing Trump's Help Prove City Lawlessness Is A Choice
Chicago weekend: 50+ shot, 8 killed. Trump floated National Guard to curb crime; Mayor Johnson called it unsound. 274 murders, 1,200+ shot.
Residents split—some want relief, others fear more violence. Johnson and Gov. Pritzker oppose as political, not safety.
Front Page Magazine: "The Moment I Stepped Off the Plane... Five Armed Police Officers Were Waiting"
Britain is accused of policing online speech: Met data shows 5,332 speech arrests in 9 years and 1,700 in 2023, plus covert social-media monitoring.
Linehan’s Heathrow arrest for three tweets and a Twitter ban are cited as Orwellian censorship.
#society
GB News: British Airways passenger's travel hell as airline sends her on 'infuriating' wild goose chase after denying her boarding
Claire Hannington was blocked from a Gatwick-to-Ibiza BA flight after staff wrongly applied passport rules, forcing her to buy a £392 later flight.
Her passport was later deemed valid; BA apologised but declined liability as she pursues reimbursement.
#war
Times Of Israel: South African interviewer ousted for challenging comparison of Gaza war to Holocaust
SABC fired Juliet Newell after she pressed Ramphele on calling Israel’s Gaza operation a Holocaust.
Yad Vashem and SAZF condemned the firing; critics say it curtails editorial independence
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: The Kinetic War Hedge—Explaining the Government Acquisition of Stakes in Intel
Stir over a Trump administration stake in Intel; debate over 'state capitalism' misses the core: countering China.
The CCP may aim to monopolize global chip supply, including Taiwan. US Intel stake could hedge against that risk.
#economy
Forbes: This Summer’s Box Office Total Was The Worst Since 2022
This summer’s North American box office totaled $3.67B, just under 2024’s $3.68B as August cooled and Labor Day underperformed.
Lilo & Stitch led domestically at $423M; the fall slate looks light until bigger releases later in the year.
#military
Le Monde: Israeli strike decimates Houthi government in Yemen
Israeli airstrike in Sanaa killed Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahawi, head of the Houthi-led govt, and nine ministers; a funeral and parade followed.
The strike is described as a targeted elimination and comes amid Yemeni attacks on Israel and the wider axis of resistance.
Fox News: Trump to unveil major military announcement — all eyes on Space Command HQ
Trump will announce a Defense Department update tied to Space Command HQ, pushing for Huntsville, Alabama, though Biden kept it in Colorado.
Space Command operates from Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado; Colorado and Alabama have vied to host it.
#religion
The Federalist: Jesus Takes Center Stage During College Football's 2025 Return
College football’s return saw big plays, but the weekend’s focal point was players openly praising Jesus Christ after games.
Nussmeier credited God; Tebow led a prayer; Hoover wore 'Jesus Won'; Taaffe reminded Arch Manning he’s free through the cross.
#culture
Le Monde: Chloe Malle named Vogue's new editor, succeeding Anna Wintour after four decades
Chloe Malle will take over as Vogue editor, succeeding Anna Wintour, who steps back after 40+ years but remains global editorial director.
Malle, formerly Vogue.com editor and Run-Through co-host, will lead Vogue's creative direction and report to Wintour.
Le Monde: Alain Delon's youngest son sues siblings to have actor's will annulled
Delon, dead, leaves a feud over his estate. A 2022 will names Anouchka sole heir; the 2015 will splits 50/25/25. Alain-Fabien seeks to overturn the will and contest a 51% ADID stake to Anouchka; Anthony is named. Hearing March 9, 2026.
#crime
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger's apartment, essays revealed in hundreds of photos released by Idaho police
Hundreds of images show Kohberger's Pullman apartment: few belongings, a closet of blue/white shirts, parking tickets and birthday cards.
Kohberger, convicted of four Idaho murders, pleaded guilty to four counts and burglary to avoid the death penalty, earning four life terms without parole plus 10 years.