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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Rigged election accusations against CA Dems aren't adding up: Here's why

The Hill's Drew Petrimoulx discusses the latest controversy amid California's LA mayoral race. Republicans expressed suspicions of foul play in last week’s California primary following mail-in votes counted over the weekend knocking Los Angeles Republican mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt into third place. Last Wednesday, Pratt was leading Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman, a Democrat, by 8 points, but she has now notched a second-place spot behind current Mayor Karen Bass, also a Democrat. Bass and Raman will now move onto the November election, as local rules permit the top two finishers in races to do so if nobody gets over 50 percent of the vote. #spencerpratt #karenbass #nithyaraman #losangeles

AMERICANTHINKER - Democrats will forever cast swastika shadows

Democrats congratulating Graham Platner on his primary win should ask themselves if they’re getting their money’s worth long-term.

AMERICANTHINKER - After horrific Belfast migrant knife attack, U.K. officials think the problem is X

Labour party leaders see little of concern in migrant attacks, the problem is the news of theem and they would like to see more censorship.

AF (Elizabeth Easterling & Master Sgt. Jonathan McCallum) - Air Commandos make history: 492nd, 919th SOW Airmen graduate Argentine mountain school

Two U.S. Air Force Airmen from the 492nd and 919th Special Operations Wings became the first U.S. military personnel in 20 years to graduate from the Argentine mountain warfare course. The rigorous training in Patagonia fostered international interoperability and strengthened the strategic partnership between the U.S. and Argentina.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Starmer To Irish: Let’s Not Bicker And Argue About Who Beheaded Whom

LONDON — Public uprisings in Ireland flared once again last night, as Irish citizens lashed out in anger following the attempted beheading of an Irishman by a Sudanese migrant, leading UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer to ask the Irish not to bicker and argue over who beheaded whom.