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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Sage Steele: Sophie Cunningham is speaking common sense | The Record with Greta Van Susteren

Sage Steele commented on leftist sports commentators bashing Women's Basketball player Sophie Cunningham's comments on that trans athletes shouldn't play in women's sports on Friday's "The Record with Greta Van Susteren."

NEWSNATIONNOW (Xavier Walton) - Starship carries Starlink satellites on key SpaceX test mission

Starship is expected to carry key Starlink satellites, demonstrating the rocket’s ability to deliver larger payloads into space.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - What to know about Trump's new tariffs targeting 60 trade partners

President Trump will impose double-digit tariffs on imports from 60 countries over forced labor violations, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced Thursday. The action will cover 99.4 percent of U.S. imports and apply to Washington’s top trading partners, according to a fact sheet released by his office. Read more: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5987343-trump-tariffs-imports-forced-labor-section-301/ #Tariffs #Trump #EuropeanUnion #EU #Trade #International

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Fatal police shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, sparks protest at press conference

A protestor interrupted a news conference held Thursday, July 23, by Madison, Wisconsin, officials about the police shooting death of Corey Ruiz, a homeless resident of city. Madison Police Chief John Patterson stepped away from the microphone when a protester began shouting. Carlos Dixon, an activist running for Wisconsin governor as a write-in independent candidate, took the chief's spot at the lectern. Ruiz was shot and killed Wednesday. According to police, Ruiz had resisted arrest and injured an officer with a knife. (Principal reporting and copy: AP / Additional information: Milwaukee Courier, TMJ4 News, WISN, others) #CoreyRuiz #Madison #Wisconsin #Police #Shooting READ MORE:…

HUFFPOST - There's No Bodycam Footage Of Fatal Madison Police Shooting

Unlike nearly every other similarly sized city, Madison doesn’t require its police to wear them.