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Sep 3, 2025 |
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#politics
Le Monde: EU court upholds Europe-US data transfer pact against French challenge
EU General Court upholds EU-US Data Privacy Framework, brushing aside Latombe’s challenge and saying US protections are adequate.
After Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield were struck down in Schrems cases, BSA calls the ruling a stability boost for cross-border data flows.
Times Of Israel: A plurality of right-wing Israelis support deal that would end Gaza war – poll
Two-thirds of Israelis back a ceasefire that frees hostages, ends the war, and pulls out of Gaza, IDI says. 64.5% overall; 81% Arab Israelis, 62% Jewish Israelis; Likud voters about 52%.
On expanding Gaza fighting, 49% oppose, 42% support; Arab Israelis oppose 81%. Left 92% favor a deal, center 77%, right 47%.
The Western Journal: 'The View' and 2 of Its Hosts Take Bottom Spots on 'Most Loved and Loathed' List - Can You Guess Who Finished Dead Last?
Daily Mail ranks The View last in its 'Most Loved and Loathed' list; Behar and Hostin near the bottom, Haines higher, Clarkson and Barrymore on top.
The piece calls The View left-leaning and biased, cites on-air corrections over Gaetz and Musk, and questions whether ABC will keep it.
GB News: WATCH: Bev Turner reports from the White House on Britain's free speech crisis
GB News' Bev Turner reports from the White House on Britain's free-speech crisis, tied to Graham Linehan's arrest.
She cites Elon Musk's 'police state' claim and JD Vance's UK concerns, says she'll raise it at the White House, noting a Britain–America divide on free speech.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers aim to hike penalties on 'radical Left' as ICE attacks rise by over 800%
House Republicans back the Protect and Respect ICE Act to double penalties for assaulting or impeding ICE agents, citing a DHS 830% rise in assaults. Hinson says the bill deters anti-ICE protests amid raids and Democratic backlash; Chicago moves toward a crackdown.
The Federalist: 3 Ways Americans Can Fight U.K.'s Suppression Of Free Speech
Linehan was arrested by five officers on landing at Heathrow for three tweets; the piece frames this as a sign of UK online-speech laws and a two-tier justice system.
The author praises American free speech as unique, defends the First Amendment, and warns Europe’s censorship, calling transgender activism a threat to liberty.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Why Somaliland Matters
A Somali-born American argues Somaliland is a functioning self-governing state with elections, services, and stable governance, worthy of U.S. recognition rather than Somalia’s chaos.
Recognition would counter Beijing’s influence, leverage Somaliland’s ports and institutions, and forge a practical partnership Washington should embrace.
#economy
Forbes: Google Shares Up Nearly 6% After Judge Rules It Doesn’t Have To Sell Chrome
Alphabet stock rises in premarket after a judge rejects breakup or forcing Chrome sale; AI era cited as reshaping the market. Shares near $223.50.
Order bars exclusive deals and requires sharing search data with qualified rivals; Google cites privacy concerns, Apple stays default; Tim Sweeney blasts the ruling.
#health
Fox News: 5 protein-packed carbs that can help you lose weight and build muscle, dietitian says
A dietitian says carbs aren’t the enemy—choose high-protein, high-fiber options to aid fat loss and muscle gain. Roughly 40g protein per meal, ~120g daily.
Top picks: quinoa, sprouted-grain bread, whole-wheat pasta, chickpeas, lentils.
#education
The Federalist: New College Welcomes War Hero Prof After Resolved Visa Snafu
Ristau, Luther Classical College’s founding president, had his visa revoked in June, forcing his family to live with friends for weeks.
Classes opened; the college pursues a Great Books Lutheran program, but visa rules delay a new president; two of his sons attend
#crime
Fox News: 'Nobody's in control' as chaotic street takeovers terrorize cities across US: crime expert
Experts say street takeovers spawn fear and signal authorities can’t keep streets safe.
Moskos urges a tough, sustained crackdown and local barriers; social media fuels the trend, so policing must persist until behavior changes.
#technology
Forbes: AI’s Next Job? Recruiting People To Train More AI
Mercor, SF AI-recruiter, shifted to data labeling to train models after Scale AI’s Meta deal opened demand for human trainers.
With a $100M run rate, $6M H1 profit and 60% monthly growth, a new president aims to scale and expand into lawyers and doctors.