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Halperin compares Fauci diary media coverage to Biden’s mental decline, calls it another cover-up
Fox News media analyst Mark Halperin criticised broader media coverage of newly surfaced diary entries from former US health official Anthony Fauci, arguing that outlets have downplayed or ignored the story in a manner similar to how, he says, they previously underreported concerns about President Biden’s mental sharpness. Halperin’s comments, made on his “Morning Meeting”…
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Trump makes new demands for Russia, Iran sanctions bill named for Graham
President Trump called for a proposed Russia sanctions bill to be expanded to include Iran, renamed in honour of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, and strengthened with tariff powers for the White House. The intervention could shape a bipartisan measure intended to increase pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine while broadening its scope…
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Japan Earthquake Kills 13; Russia Charges Telegram Founder; UK Government Reshuffles Tech Ministry
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, leaving at least 13 people dead as rescue teams continue searching for survivors in affected areas. The natural disaster dominated international headlines overnight. Ru
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Trump unveils gleaming gold makeover of iconic DC horse statues
President Donald Trump has unveiled the newly regilded “Arts of War” statues in Washington, D.C., after crews removed the scaffolding that had concealed the golden horse sculptures during months of restoration work. Trump shared the reveal on Truth Social, giving Americans their first proper look at the refurbished monuments near the Lincoln Memorial. The sculptures,…
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Trump says Burnham will ‘open up North Sea’ for oil drilling
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has told Donald Trump that he would “open up the North Sea” for oil drilling, the US president has said.
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Who wins and who loses after US bans foreign robots?
The US Federal Communications Commission has banned new imports of a wide range of foreign-made robots, citing cybersecurity risks first identified in devices made by Chinese firms. Announced on 28 July, the rule adds “foreign-produced advanced robotic devices” to the FCC’s Covered List of technologies deemed a threat to US national security, following direction from…
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Outcry after sweltering Florida city bans schoolgirls from wearing LEGGINGS
A dress code decision by schools in Hillsborough County, Florida, banning girls from wearing leggings has sparked anger among parents, who argue the rule is impractical given the area’s hot climate. Critics have launched a petition against the policy, saying it unfairly targets girls and ignores the discomfort of enforcing more restrictive clothing in sweltering…
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Trump loses ground with GOP as approval sinks to 32 percent: Quinnipiac Poll
A new Quinnipiac University poll found President Trump’s approval rating at a record low of 32 per cent, with 58 per cent disapproving. His support among Republicans fell from 85 per cent in June to 76 per cent, while independent voters remained strongly negative, a development that could complicate Republican prospects in the midterm elections.…
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Schumer urges Fetterman not to leave Senate Democratic caucus
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) on Wednesday urged Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) to stay in the Senate Democratic Conference and praised him as a “very good” member of Congress, despite growing tensions between Fetterman and the progressive Democratic base. Asked if he wants Fetterman to remain a Democrat, Schumer responded: “Yes, and he is…