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Mamdani’s city grocery plan could leave taxpayers paying for every banana
A Fox News opinion piece criticises New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to open city-run grocery stores offering “essential” products at 30% discounts, arguing the plan could ultimately cost taxpayers heavily. The author warns that grocery retail typically operates on profit margins of around 2%, making it hard to sustain a 30% discount without…
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‘The Boys’ VFX Firm Untold Hires Film & Episodic Chief
Untold Studios, the VFX company behind The Boys, has appointed Adrianna Cohen as president of its film and episodic division, marking a push to expand its global operations. Cohen will oversee strategy, operations and creative production across the studio’s international network, with CEO Darren O’Kelly describing the hire as “a major statement of ambition” aimed…
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‘They are terrified’: Como spark row with fans over controversial new stadium policy
The Serie A club Como, who reached the Champions League for the first time last season, have provoked a backlash from supporters after introducing new stadium rules that include revoking season tickets from fans who miss more than three home matches without a valid reason. The club, coached by former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fàbregas, says…
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Cornyn deals with Blanche; Senate gets spending deal; GOP family clashes: Join the live discussion
The article itself is unavailable because access was denied, so its contents cannot be reliably summarised. Its headline indicates a live discussion covering Senator John Cornyn’s dealings with Todd Blanche, a Senate spending agreement, and clashes within Republican political families. Without the full text, the significance and factual details of these topics cannot be confirmed.…
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Oil prices plunge and Europe’s markets rally after Trump calls off Iran strikes
Oil prices fell sharply and European stocks and government bonds rallied on Monday after Donald Trump cancelled planned strikes on Iran and said peace talks were set to resume, easing fears of a wider Middle East conflict disrupting oil supplies. The move reverses some of the sharp rises seen in July, when fighting between the…
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Todd Blanche rescinds ‘anti-weaponization fund’. And, Trump calls off striking Iran
Acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche has rescinded a proposed $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” that would have compensated people who claimed they were unfairly targeted by the federal government. The move came amid opposition from Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis, whose backing is important as Blanche’s confirmation process resumes in the Senate. Separately,…
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Senate Republican on fatal In-N-Out shooting: ‘Idaho is heartbroken’
Three people were killed and seven others injured in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho. The suspected gunman also died, and Idaho’s Republican senator described the state as “heartbroken”, reflecting the scale of shock following the attack. Police said the shooting took place on Saturday afternoon at the recently opened…
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‘Have I Got News For You’ Producer Says BBC “Nervous” About Trump Jokes Amid Lawsuit: “I Wish The BBC Would Calm The F*** Down”
Jimmy Mulville, the Hat Trick Productions founder behind Have I Got News For You, has said the BBC has become nervous about jokes involving Donald Trump because of the US president’s ongoing $10 billion lawsuit against the corporation. He said the broadcaster fears Trump could accuse it of malice if upset by the topical comedy…
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Todd Blanche inches closer to Senate confirmation after agreement with GOP holdouts and more top headlines
This piece is a Fox News morning newsletter roundup rather than a single news story, leading with word that Todd Blanche is nearing Senate confirmation after reaching an agreement with Republican holdouts, though no further detail on the nature of the deal or the timing of a vote is given. The rest of the article…
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UK government investment arm cops to 40-hour leak of officials’ contact details
UK Government Investments (UKGI), the Treasury-owned body that advises ministers on major financial deals, has admitted that an employee’s failure to follow security policy left an internal file containing officials’ names and work email addresses publicly accessible for around 40 hours. The incident, disclosed in UKGI’s annual report and first reported by The Guardian, is…