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JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - Tommy John, legendary pitcher for the Yankees, White Sox and Dodgers, dead at 83

John won 288 games over 26 seasons, but his name lives on mostly for a type of surgery he had to repair his left elbow when he tore a ligament during the 1974 season with the Dodgers.

AI:Legendary pitcher Tommy John has died at age 83, leaving behind a massive legacy that spans 26 seasons and 288 career wins across stints with the Yankees, White Sox, and Dodgers. While his on-field performance was elite, he is most famously remembered for the revolutionary elbow surgery performed to repair a torn ligament in 1974, a procedure now known worldwide as Tommy John surgery that revolutionized player longevity in professional baseball.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'The problem is not the ship, its their LEADERS': Trump shrugs off USS Lincoln CRISIS | COMPILATION

As sailors aboard the USS Lincoln endure shortages and a mental health crisis, Trump responds to concerns about their extended deployment: “Not nearly long enough.” Watch the latest coverage of the ongoing crisis on the conditions of the USS Lincoln.

AI:President Trump has dismissed mounting allegations regarding dire living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, attributing the unrest to poor leadership rather than systemic failures within the ship itself. Despite reports from sailors citing food shortages and a severe mental health crisis fueled by extended deployments, Trump maintains that the mission's duration is "not nearly long enough." This response comes amid intense scrutiny from families and Democratic critics who claim the administration is ignoring the deteriorating morale and physical well-being of service members currently deployed in the Middle East.Open

REDSTATE (Kyle Becker) - 'We Cannot Ignore Her': Fauci Resisted Studying Vaccine Side Effects Despite FDA Official's Pressure

AI:New revelations confirm that Anthony Fauci actively resisted efforts to study vaccine side effects despite direct pressure from an FDA official, further exposing the deep-seated medical establishment's refusal to acknowledge potential harms. This ongoing pattern of obfuscation highlights a broader trend where health officials have consistently prioritized a specific narrative over transparency and public safety.Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Associated Press) - Colombia asks Trump to suspend tariffs to help earthquake recovery

Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella took office earlier this month just days before the 7.4 magnitude quake struck.

AI:Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella is calling on President Trump to suspend planned tariffs to allow more resources to be directed toward recovery efforts following a devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck shortly after his inauguration.Open

BITCHUTE (PragerU) - Why Would He NOT Want to Get Sober? | American Recovery | PragerU

In this excerpt from American Recovery, interventionist Chris Howard entered recovery expecting it to be only a temporary “tune-up” before returning to his old life. Here he explains to host, Aaron Prager what finally changed his direction and why a genuine spiritual experience is often a gradual personality transformation—not a sudden flash of divine light. To hear more check out the full episode here https://l.prageru.com/4gbb7Cb Watch our content ad-free on our app: https://prageru.onelink.me/3bas/vgyxvm79 Donate to PragerU: https://l.prageru.com/4jiAT85 Follow Chris Howard: Tiktok (realchrishoward) Instagram (real_chrishoward) Follow Aaron Prager: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/theaaronprager/) X …

AI:In this segment from American Recovery, interventionist Chris Howard discusses his journey through sobriety and the misconceptions surrounding addiction treatment. Initially viewing recovery as a mere temporary fix rather than a permanent lifestyle change, Howard explains that true transformation stems from gradual personality shifts and spiritual engagement rather than sudden miracles. His account highlights the necessity of personal accountability and provides insight into how addressing underlying issues like generational trauma and behavioral patterns is essential for long-term success in overcoming substance abuse.Open

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Warren’s Latest Power Play: Block Fintech Lender From Banking Charter

AI:Senator Elizabeth Warren is attempting to block a fintech lender from obtaining a banking charter, marking her latest effort to obstruct financial innovation and expand regulatory control. This move follows recent Treasury Department decisions to grant charters to entities like the Trump family-owned crypto firm Witkoff, signaling an ongoing battle between traditionalist political operatives and the evolving landscape of modern finance.Open

NYTIMES (Judson Jones) - As Lala Lashes Hawaii, the Atlantic Hurricane Season Remains Calm. So Far.

An El Niño weather pattern is expected to limit activity into the fall, providing a stabilizing force.

AI:While Tropical Storm Lala has intensified into a Category 1 hurricane battering Hawaii's Big Island with heavy rain and dangerous winds, the Atlantic hurricane season currently remains uncharacteristically calm due to an El Niño weather pattern that is expected to limit storm activity through the fall.Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Democrats pass dueling resolutions to abolish and reform ICE at DNC summer meeting

The Democratic National Committee approved competing measures to both abolish and reform ICE at its summer gathering in Austin, Texas, a split that laid bare the party's inability to settle on an immigration message even as midterm elections approach. DNC members voted Saturday on two separate, non-binding resolutions addressing the future of U.S. Immigration and […] The post Democrats pass dueling resolutions to abolish and reform ICE at DNC summer meeting appeared first on American Almanac .

The Democratic National Committee approved competing measures to both abolish and reform ICE at its summer gathering in Austin, Texas, a split that laid bare the party's inability to settle on an immigration message even as midterm elections approach. DNC members voted Saturday on two separate, non-binding resolutions addressing the future of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. One called for "concrete reforms" of the agency. The other called for abolishing it entirely. Both passed. Neither sets the party's official platform, which will be determined at the 2028 convention, but the dueling outcomes put the party's internal fracture on full display. The abolition resolution goes further than a symbolic statement. It calls for…Open

AI:At its summer meeting in Austin, Texas, the Democratic National Committee exposed deep internal fractures by passing two contradictory non-binding resolutions regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). One resolution calls for "concrete reforms" to the agency, while a second, more radical measure seeks to abolish ICE entirely, defund Department of Homeland Security operations, and shut down detention facilities. This decision highlights the party's inability to establish a unified immigration message as midterm elections approach, leaving candidates caught between satisfying the activist base—which increasingly favors the socialist-leaning "abolish" platform—and appealing to moderate voters who prioritize border security.…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Hundreds of migrants rush Spain's Ceuta border in second mass crossing attempt fueled by false online rumors

Hundreds of migrants charged toward Spain's African enclave of Ceuta in a coordinated border rush organized through social media, just two weeks after a mass crossing that put more than 72,000 people over the line and left over 100 dead. Moroccan security forces arrested at least 300 people on their side of the border during […] The post Hundreds of migrants rush Spain's Ceuta border in second mass crossing attempt fueled by false online rumors appeared first on American Almanac .

Hundreds of migrants charged toward Spain's African enclave of Ceuta in a coordinated border rush organized through social media, just two weeks after a mass crossing that put more than 72,000 people over the line and left over 100 dead. Moroccan security forces arrested at least 300 people on their side of the border during the attempt, The Sun reported , citing the Moroccan outlet Le360. Footage showed large groups of men advancing through hills, towns, and mountainous terrain near Ceuta, pressing toward the fence line where Spanish soldiers, Civil Guard officers, riot police, and border agents stood waiting. Spain had prepared for the surge. The government deployed 500 additional Civil Guard officers to reinforce the 1,100 already…Open

AI:Hundreds of migrants launched a second coordinated rush against Spain's Ceuta border, an African enclave targeted by mass mobilization efforts organized through social media. This attempt follows a devastating surge on July 30 where over 72,000 people breached the frontier, resulting in at least 100 deaths and proving that anonymous online rumors can weaponize crowds to overwhelm sovereign territory. Despite Spain deploying an increased force of 1,600 officers equipped with water cannons, stun grenades, and tear gas, and Morocco arresting at least 300 individuals during this latest attempt, the recurring nature of these breaches highlights a massive enforcement gap where even serious criminal activity results in mere deportation rather…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Ken Martin denies DNC workplace chaos on air — but the hosts weren't buying it

DNC Chairman Ken Martin went on MS NOW to dismiss reports of staff paranoia, a phone-throwing incident, and financial disarray at party headquarters, only to face pointed skepticism from the show's own anchors. Martin sat for the Saturday interview as pressure mounted from multiple directions: The New York Times had reported that he threw a […] The post Ken Martin denies DNC workplace chaos on air — but the hosts weren't buying it appeared first on American Almanac .

DNC Chairman Ken Martin went on MS NOW to dismiss reports of staff paranoia, a phone-throwing incident, and financial disarray at party headquarters, only to face pointed skepticism from the show's own anchors. Martin sat for the Saturday interview as pressure mounted from multiple directions: The New York Times had reported that he threw a phone at a staffer's desk while reprimanding the aide, an account that prompted a formal HR complaint. NOTUS separately reported that the phone did not strike the aide but left several staffers shaken. Martin apologized to the aide during an HR meeting the following business day, Fox News Digital reported . On air, Martin flatly denied the reporting was accurate. But the co-hosts did not let it rest. …Open

AI:DNC Chairman Ken Martin faced intense skepticism from MS NOW hosts after attempting to dismiss reports of workplace chaos, including allegations of him throwing a phone at a staffer's desk and creating an environment of paranoia through profanity-laced confrontations regarding internal leaks. The organizational dysfunction is further highlighted by the DNC's dire financial situation, characterized by $18.5 million in debt and a strategic decision to mortgage its own headquarters—a stark contrast to the Republican National Committee's massive cash reserves. As Martin attempts to deflect claims of leadership failure, high-profile Democrats including David Hogg and Rep. Sam Liccardo have called for his resignation, citing both his inability…Open