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Exposed: UN spends American tax dollars on “gender diversity” classes, outrage grows

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy Arrives to Meet with Trump Amidst Russian Tensions

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Nate Kennedy
August 19, 2025

POLICY & POLITICS

Trump vows to try banning mail-in voting before 2026 midterm elections

President Trump promised Monday to work to end mail-in voting and said work is already underway on an executive order to ban it before the 2026 midterm elections, although the Constitution does not give him this power.

Park ranger fired after helping drape a transgender pride flag on Yosemite's El Capitan

Yosemite National Park fired a park ranger last week for hanging a transgender pride flag on the park’s iconic El Capitan rock formation in May.

CULTURE & SOCIETY

Fake Labubu dolls known as 'Lafufus' are serious choking hazards that could kill kids, government warns

The government is urging people to be wary of fake Labubu dolls as the knockoff versions "pose a serious risk of choking and death to young children."

Andrew Tate sues Meta and TikTok for ‘deplatforming’ him in 2022

Controversial influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are suing Meta and TikTok for banning their social media accounts in 2022.

BUSINESS & ECONOMY

California legislature passes bill that gives interest on insurance payouts to homeowners

A California bill ensures homeowners receive at least some of the interest on insurance payouts held in escrow accounts after catastrophic losses.

Bitcoin sinks to $115,000 after hitting its newest record, as macro concerns spark liquidation wave

Bitcoin fell to $115,000 after touching a new all-time high last week, its fourth one this year, near $125,000.

AROUND THE STAND

First, the Cleveland Browns made a surprise decision in their quarterback battle, choosing veteran Joe Flacco over younger, more athletic options. Flacco’s steady, injury-free camp and leadership won out, signaling a return to fundamentals rather than chasing flash. For a team that has struggled with consistency at the position, experience clearly trumped hype.

Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever faced another injury blow when Sophie Cunningham went down with a knee injury, yet the team responded like champions. Trailing by 21 points, they mounted a historic comeback to defeat the Sun in overtime. In a league that often prioritizes star power over teamwork, Indiana’s disciplined, resilient approach proved that fundamentals still win games.

Over in Las Vegas, a Justin Bieber impersonator managed to fool the staff at Wynn’s XS Nightclub into thinking he was the real pop star, even taking the stage for a performance before being discovered. The stunt sparked laughs and embarrassment alike, and served as a reminder that appearances can deceive if professional oversight lapses. Staff and fans alike learned the hard way that verification matters, even in entertainment.

Helen Mirren weighed in on a topic that continues to divide pop culture: who can be James Bond. The acclaimed actress declared that 007 “has to be a guy,” while suggesting that stories about real-life female spies deserve more attention. Her comments highlight the tension between preserving iconic legacies and celebrating authentic contributions in history, rather than forcing trend-driven changes.

And finally, tennis star Iga Swiatek captured her first Cincinnati Open title by defeating Jasmine Paolini 7-5, 6-4. After several years of falling short at this tournament, Swiatek leaned on preparation, focus, and resilience to finally break through. The win is a reminder that persistence and disciplined execution often outweigh raw talent or expectations.

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