Daily Mail (UK),
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Nikki Schwab
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President Donald Trump appeared in an unusual spot on Tuesday--the West Wing roof--as he hinted there could be more White House renovations up his sleeve. [Snip] 'Mr. President, what are you doing up there?' Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy reporter yelled. In response, Trump gave his trademark fist pump and replied: 'Taking a little walk.' [Snip] He also hinted that he could add something on top of where he was standing, making a domed gesture with his hands. [Snip] 'Something beautiful. More ways to spend my money. We'll show you. It's just another way to spend my money for the country.'
Front Page Magazine,
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Larry Elder
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8/5/2025 11:20:36 AM
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Former President Barack Obama will not face charges for treason, sedition or any other crime in the wake of newly disclosed intel. Whether Obama’s actions, if true, meet the elements of a crime is, of course, one thing. But this is not the primary reason Obama has little to worry about. [Snip] Why does Obama need not fear charges? The race card.
Consider the protests after the death of George Floyd. [Snip] ...Floyd’s death triggered the largest “racial injustice” protests in American history. ...estimated 10,000 protests,...5% to 7% involving violence. Approximately 26 million people protested, 25 people...killed, 2,000 police officers...injured, and billions of dollars...
Front Page Magazine,
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Daniel Greenfield
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The media has taken to claiming that there’s a “civil war” within MAGA over Israel. ... The “civil war” was manufactured by media hacks, hoping conservatives will adopt their support for Islamic terrorists, and social media influencers who are in the pay of Islamic interests. [Snip] There’s no ‘civil war’ within MAGA over Israel. There’s only leftist infiltration of the movement. [Snip] If we’re going to take our morality from fake media human rights outrages, America First is going to survive for approximately 5 minutes before bowing to the bleeding hearts.
The Federalist,
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Beth Brelje
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Still flabbergasted over being defunded by Congress, board members of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) cried, lied, and quoted Shakespeare during their melodramatic July 24 board meeting. On August 1, the board announced it is starting an “orderly wind-down of its operations,” and most of the CPB staff positions “will conclude with the close of the fiscal year on September 30, 2025.” You would cry too, if you were losing a compensation package bigger than the salary of the president of the United States. In 2022, CPB CEO Patricia Harrison’s compensation was $524,000, according to the CPB’ most recently available 990 tax exempt form.
American Thinker,
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James Zumwalt
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8/3/2025 1:09:42 PM
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The discovery of artifacts can change modern perspectives of ancient times. [Snip] The 14-foot-long Shroud of Turin is believed by many to be the actual burial cloth placed over Jesus after His crucifixion. An easily discernible image of the Son of God is seen on it--one that, despite today’s technological advances, still remains impossible to replicate. [Snip] While the image does not portray a supine Jesus, nor does it show Him standing or resting upon anything but, rather, “floating.” This begs the question why would He appear to be suspended in mid-air--unless it was the moment of the resurrection that was captured on the fabric.
Fox Business,
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Taylor Penley
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8/3/2025 12:29:39 PM
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While some headlines fret over a weak jobs report, Marlin Steel CEO Drew Greenblatt sees something else entirely--a once-in-a-generation boom in American manufacturing that the media is missing. "This is a re-industrialization of America. This is a fabulous, optimistic time," Greenblatt told Fox & Friends Weekend on Sunday. "[And] the mainstream media is missing what's happening. It's such an optimistic, good time for a factory worker, and these are good jobs… we need more of these jobs in our country," he continued, tying the outcomes to President Donald Trump's tariff structure, which he sees as reversing the long-standing trend of foreign dumping and offshoring.
Fox News,
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Asra Q. Nomani
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8/3/2025 10:47:38 AM
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Three years after leaving a sleepy Seattle suburb to run the school district in Fairfax County, Va., outside the nation’s capital, Michelle Reid earns more money than the U.S. president and gets a car allowance. Now she wants a taxpayer-funded personal bodyguard. [Snip] The new job would earn between $84,552 to $143,880,...far more than the starting salary of about $58,000 that a new teacher gets... [Snip] Last November, the all-Democratic school board voted unanimously to renew Reid’s four-year contract and increased her annual salary to $424,146 from $380,000,... In contrast, the U.S. president earns $400,000 annually.
Fox News,
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Elizabeth Pritchett
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7/25/2025 12:13:45 PM
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Law enforcement in Ohio identified a slain police officer, and the man accused of killing him, after an ambush shooting that left two more officers injured took place on Wednesday. (Snip) "Officer Wagner, only 35 years old, gave his life in service to his community, a sacrifice that words can never fully honor. He was not only a dedicated officer, but a husband, father, son, brother, and friend,..." (Snip) Wagner, a Marine veteran, served with Lorain police for three years and the Sheffield Village Police Department for four years, ... He is survived by his wife and two children.
Fox News,
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Brian Flood
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Joseph A. Wulfsohn *
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7/22/2025 12:19:19 PM
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard suggested last week that intelligence was "manufactured and politicized" by the most powerful people in the Obama administration in 2016 and Americans will finally learn the truth, but legacy media outlets didn’t take the announcement particularly seriously. (Snip) MSNBC, meanwhile, spent more time downplaying Gabbard's report and similarly suggested Republicans are using it to distract from unflattering news. "The latest distraction comes from the national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard, who put out a baseless report Friday accusing the Obama administration of manufacturing intelligence that laid the groundwork for the FBI’s Russia probe into Trump," MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin said.
Chronicle-Telegram [Elyria, OH],
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Gabrielle Monk
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7/18/2025 2:07:45 PM
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A peaceful protest was held on Detroit Road in Avon Thursday evening as part of the “Good Trouble” protests happening around the United States. Protesters held signs that read “End corruption, end cruelty,” “Come together in peace,” among other sentiments while chanting, “Hey ho, Donald Trump has got to go.” Local party organizations including the Lorain County Democratic party hosted similar protests throughout the county. (Snip) “Good Trouble Lives On” is a national day of action on July 17 to respond to the attacks on civil and human rights by the Trump administration, according to the website.
Fox Business,
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Daniella Genovese
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7/18/2025 1:30:43 PM
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Replacing high-fructose corn syrup with cane sugar could come at a cost, according to industry experts. (Snip) Bulk high-fructose corn syrup cost about $0.35 per pound for 2025, only rising from $0.27 in 2015, and remaining fairly close to this price in the past few years, according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). In comparison, the price of refined white sugar is $1.01, which is up substantially from $0.61 in 2015. (Snip) Meanwhile, the Corn Refiners Association (CRA), argued that there would be severe economic implications if the industry eliminated high-fructose corn syrup,
Fox News,
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David Limbaugh
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7/17/2025 9:13:40 PM
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Many Americans think President Donald Trump is being dismissive of the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. That he’s simply being cavalier. I don't read it that way. I think he’s (Snip) He has racked up amazing, unprecedented policy accomplishments and Epstein is taking all the wind out of it--not just to his detriment, but ultimately to ours. (Snip) But now people who have doggedly supported him even through tougher times are turning on him and piling on with the opportunistic Democrats who heretofore haven't given two shakes about any of this.
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FTA: “In 2022, CPB spent $19.3 million on salaries and benefits.” Compensation packages worth more than $260,000 were paid to at least 14 CPB employees with five of them being paid over $470,000. On April 28, 2025, President Trump removed CPB Board members Laura Ross, Thomas Rothman and Diane Kaplan effective immediately; the CPB board changed the bylaws after they had been removed saying a president could not remove them. PDJT Administration went back to court “to make board members pay back money earned while remaining on the board and to rescind any decisions they made while acting as board members.”