AMERICANTHINKER - The Mullahs aren’t crazy—they’re Twelvers
By S Atcheson And the media’s approach isn’t journalism—it’s obfuscation
NYTIMES (Adam Rasgon and Aaron Boxerman) - Palestinian Authority Sets Date for First Major Elections in 20 Years
Analysts expressed skepticism that the vote would take place as planned. In 2021, Mahmoud Abbas, the authority’s leader, scheduled and then canceled a similar election.
BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Dad's Plan To Work At Home Foiled By People At Home
BROWNWOOD, TX — Local dad Grayson Kenny found his plan to work from home today utterly foiled by the people in his home.
DAILYCALLER (Spencer Lombardo) - Some Somali Kids Allegedly Spent Their July 4 Weekend Shooting People
'It's all about showboating'
THEFEDERALIST (Libby Bandelin) - Lawsuit: Minnesota Students Can Be Expelled For Saying Men And Women Are Different
The student says the potential for disciplinary action is 'always at the back of [his] mind' when he discusses a controversial topic.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 'Control the moon, control the Earth' — the UAP race with China
Michael Gold closes on the stakes he says matter most, arguing UAP is a national security problem as much as a scientific one, and that whoever controls the moon will eventually control the Earth. Watch this full episode of "Reality Check": https://youtu.be/OIyz79i5mUw #UAP #nationalsecurity #spacerace
ABCNEWS - South Florida's Palm Beach airport renamed President Donald J. Trump International
A South Florida airport has officially changed its name to the President Donald J
ABCNEWS - Justin Baldoni says 'we are healing' amid Blake Lively legal dispute
The actor and his wife, Emily, reflect on nearly two years of silence, gratitude and healing.
ABCNEWS - US-Iran strikes 'put into question' key parts of MOU, Qatari official says
Renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran puts into question elements of the MOU agreed by regional nations last month, a senior Qatari official said.
AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - AIPAC's next big 2026 target: A Democrat it already ousted from Congress last cycle
AIPAC hoped they had ended former Rep. Cori Bush 's political career for good when they helped oust her two years ago. Now they're spending big to stop her attempted comeback. Why it matters: The left has high hopes that Bush can prevail in her rematch against Rep. Wesley Bell this cycle by riding the wave of anti-establishment energy coursing through the Democratic primary electorate. - "Since they bought this seat last cycle, AIPAC has become a kiss of death to the politicians they support," said Usamah Andrabi, a spokesperson for the left-wing group Justice Democrats, which is supporting Bush. - Bush, he told Axios, is "the model for so many candidates this cycle of exactly the type of fighter against the corporate establishment that…