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#politics
The Federalist: Smug Jimmy Kimmel Returns To Late Night More Insufferable
Kimmel returns after a week off, criticized for lying about Charlie Kirk’s assassination and for a partisan, bitter tone.
Local stations preempted him; Trump, DeSantis weighed in, and polls question firings of people who celebrate assassinations.
GB News: Neighbour row erupts as Women's Institute claims 'unauthorised hot tub' violates members 'human rights'
Wells Town Council objects to changes at Tom Leahy's £4,000-per-week holiday let, including a moved pool.
The WI hall says noise and parking threaten access and viability; 18 objections. Leahy cites drainage and offers extra parking; decision pending
#economy
Forbes: Billionaire Raising Cane's Founder Todd Graves Used Chicken Tenders To Become America's Richest Restaurateur
Todd Graves built Raising Cane’s from a chicken-fingers dream. Banks said no; he funded it by boilermaking and salmon fishing, then opened the LSU shop in 1996.
Five-item menu; 900+ stores; $5.1B in sales. Graves owns 92%; worth about $22B. He guards details and roots.
Fox News: New screwworm case detected by Mexico closest to US border since outbreak began in cattle ranches
Mexico reports a new New World screwworm case in cattle in Nuevo León near the U.S. border, prompting emergency controls.
The U.S. has kept Mexican cattle imports suspended; losses could reach $400 million if the ban endures.
#religion
The Federalist: Trump Urges U.N. To Protect 'The Most Persecuted Religion'
Trump urged the U.N. General Assembly to protect Christian religious liberty, calling Christianity the world’s most persecuted faith.
Open Doors cites harsh persecution and urges U.N. action, while advocates note U.S. debates over faith rights.