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On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Leiter said that Lebanon’s army “needs support from us, from all its friends. It needs vetting, because some of the units have been infiltrated by Hezbollah operatives.” Co-host Bill Hemmer asked, “Are the Lebanese soldiers capable of defeating Hezbollah, if it comes to that?” Leiter answered, “Well, the Lebanese army needs support. It needs support from us, from all its friends. It needs vetting, because some of the units have been infiltrated by Hezbollah operatives. It needs better training. It needs more financing. But…

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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana , Indiana–Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner told Breitbart News the discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and healthy habits young people gain through sports can prepare them for success in school, work, and life as federal agencies collaborate with the NFL to explore expanded youth opportunities in underserved communities. Turner spoke with Breitbart News at the Indianapolis Colts’ Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, where officials from the Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Health and Human Services, Education, and Labor joined NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent Sr. to announce a memorandum of understanding exploring an…

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Sydney (AFP) – A Sydney court dismissed on Wednesday a defamation case against Australian film star Rebel Wilson by another actor. Charlotte MacInnes, who had featured in Wilson’s directing debut “The Deb”, accused the star of defaming her in 2024 by suggesting she had changed an account of having been a victim of sexual harassment in order to advance her career. The federal court case focused on an incident where MacInnes, who was 25 at the time, and the producer and financier of the film, Amanda Ghost, then 49, had shared a bath in an apartment after swimming at Bondi…

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Troy Jackson, the Maine Democrat set to replace Graham Platner in the U.S. Senate race against Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), repeatedly yelled and cursed at fellow state lawmakers during his years leading the Maine Senate, according to a Washington Post report published Monday. More than two dozen people spoke to the Post for the report. Several requested anonymity, telling the outlet they did not want to anger Jackson or give Republicans an opening in a race Democrats are counting on to help retake the Senate. Jackson himself would not sit for an interview about his temper. According to the Post,…

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Tides of  Credit Most Americans, and people across the planet, have been trained by a financial system where borrowing costs became perpetually cheaper. If you got into a pinch, you could refinance your mortgage, with more agreeable terms, and quickly increase your cash flow.  Finance You could also pull out some equity and upgrade your kitchen, pay off your credit cards, take a vacation, or play in the stock market. What a delight. If you took out a mortgage, expanded a business, or looked at a government balance sheet anytime between the Reagan administration and the dawn of the 2020s, the…

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Tech mogul Elon Musk has promised to task Mel Gibson with harnessing artificial intelligence to create his own version of The Odyssey after becoming a vocal critic of Christopher Nolan’s adaptation. The first trillionaire in modern history made public his vision on X Tuesday evening, sharing footage of a Grok-made Odyssey scene inspired by Homer’s epic poem. “Before this year ends, Grok Imagine will make a full-length movie of ‘The Odyssey’ that is historically accurate and true to the art of Homer,” Musk wrote, without offering any further details on the venture. Watch footage of the AI-generated “Odyssey” below. Then…

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Legendary Spanish singer Julio Iglesias sued Spain’s Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz on Tuesday, accusing her of violating his “right to honor” over remarks she made about sexual abuse allegations against Iglesias brought by two former employees earlier this year. The lawsuit, filed by the Grammy-winning singer before the Supreme Court of Spain, also seeks 50,000 euros in damages from Díaz. Julio Iglesias, 82, is described as the most successful Continental European singer in the world and as one of the best-selling artists of all time. In January, two former employees of Iglesias filed a legal complaint for sexual assault against…

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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana — The 2026 FIFA World Cup opened a years-long run of major international sporting events in the United States, which provided officials with visa and security experience and federal partnerships to build on for the 2028 Summer Olympics, White House Task Force Executive Director Andrew H. Giuliani told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview. Giuliani spoke with Breitbart News in Indianapolis following an event featuring HUD Secretary Scott Turner, where officials from the Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Health and Human Services, Education, and Labor joined the NFL to announce a memorandum of understanding focused on youth academic…

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Darline Graham was appointed to her late brother’s Senate seat to carry on his legacy — but Republicans don’t expect her to follow his exact same trajectory. In the handful of statements, interviews and news conferences since Lindsey Graham’s sudden death on July 11, Darline Graham has emphasized that while the two siblings were shaped by the same shared history, she will bring her own style and interests to the Senate. Her lack of political experience and public exposure, however, has left few clues for deciphering how she’ll approach her new job. It’s relevant now as the younger Graham has…

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The Democrat interim US Attorney who was promptly fired by President Trump shortly after he was appointed by a panel of district judges has filed a lawsuit to block his removal. Last week, President Trump immediately fired the Democrat US Attorney appointed by a panel of district court judges in Washington state after Democrats blocked Trump’s nominee. Democrat jurist Roger Rogoff was fired less than one hour after he was selected to replace Trump’s nominee. The Western District of Washington district court chose Rogoff after Democrats blocked Trump’s choice Neil Floyd. Neil Floyd is currently the First Assistant US Attorney…

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