Stay informed with a curated selection of news from mainstream sources like New York Times, Fox News and Drudge Report. But that's not all - we also feature alternative perspectives from outlets such as Wide Awake Media, World Doctors Alliance and Sergent News Network that delve into stories the mainstream might not cover. For a global view, we incorporate reports from Russia via TASS Russian News Agency. And for those seeking a deeper understanding of the world, this news digest offers thought-provoking discussions on metaphysical and spiritual topics.

Mainstream Media Insights

Note: It is essential to remain critical of what you read in mainstream media because it presents a filtered reality that reflects the vision of the anointed - those who claim to have the solutions to society's problems. By questioning and verifying information, readers can cut through the spin and gain a more accurate understanding of the world, rather than relying on a one-sided narrative.

China Hawks are losing out as Trump Courts Beijing.

As the president prepares for a trip to China later this year, the Trump administration has toned down aggressive measures against China.

Source: New York Times

The Trump- Themed Beach House is in the South.

Peavy's home in the Florida Panhandle has pro-Trump banners, and local officials have been trying to get him to take them down. Mr. Peavy is happy this summer.

Source: New York Times

What would a real friendship be like with A.I.

If you suspend your disbelief, they can get scary. But MJ Cocking did not, and ended up in a relationship that was helpfully real.

Source: New York Times

The push to revive U.S. manufacturing is inside the Reindustrialize Summit.

The Bull Frog, a gun turret developed by Allen Control Systems, is on display.

Source: New York Times

Joe Rogan and Theo Von are popular.

An audio-only medium spawned a giant industry that is now mostly focused on video.

Source: New York Times

American Jews don't understand one another.

They are breaking down the consensus that has held them together for generations.

Source: New York Times

eggshells and vinegar can be turned into millions of online followers.

The start of the hit account "Creative Explained" was the result of a filmmakers need to stay creative during the coronaviruses lockdowns. Armen Adamjan joined Fox News Digital to talk about how his passion for growing things and doing his own projects turned him into a viral sensation known as "creative_explained" across social media. Adamjan, who has more than 10 million followers on social media, said he does life hacks, tips and tricks to show people how to simplify things in life. His inspiration came during the coronaviruses epidemic in 2020, when he began using his 12 years of experience as a filmmaker to create social media videos. He said that he needed to create videos because he was losing his mind. I was stuck at my parents' house. I grew some basic stuff like everyone else, but I wondered if people knew that you can take the roots of a green onion. They usually throw it away....

Source: Fox News

There are serious social media cybersecurity threats exposed by the Elmo hack.

Elmo, the lovable red monster cherished by children and parents, is sharing cheerful, family-friendly content as you scroll through X. Hate speech, racist slurs and political attacks were posted by the official account of Elmo. A beloved feed was transformed into a source of confusion and pain. For millions of fans, the damage had already been done when Sesame Workshop removed offensive posts. This was more than a hack. The defacement of one of the world's most trusted childhood icons was represented by it. In today's cyber landscape, no account, not even the most seemingly secure one, is immune to attackers. Get my best tech tips, urgent security alert and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox if you sign up for my CyberGuy Report....

Source: Fox News

The Touch Bar MacBook is now affordable.

You can score a refurbished MacBook Pro with 512GB of storage for $324.97 (reg.). It is fast, sleek, and ready to work. It might be time for a serious upgrade of your laptop if it is allergic to multitasking. This 13-inch MacBook Pro for $324.97 has the muscle and memory to keep up, whether you're juggling spreadsheets, design files, or 43 Chrome tabs. It doesn't cost anything close to it, because it's refurbished to a grade "A" rating. You're getting a fast 3.1 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, 8 gigabytes of memory, and 512 gigabytes of storage, which is enough space for your files, projects, and a million screenshots. The display is bright and sharp, the Touch Bar is easy to use, and the Touch ID keeps everything safe. It has four Thunderbolt 3 ports for charging, displays, and accessories, plus a backlit keyboard and Force Touch for all-day comfort....

Source: Mashable

Musk is proving doubters right about why his service cannot scale.

Musk launched his Austin service nearly a month ago. The service has not scaled because it is not safe enough to remove human safety monitors, as argued by the host of the Community Tracker. On the very day that Musk expanded the boundaries of his ride hailing service in Austin, Tegtmeyer's car tried to run a railroad crossing just as a locomotive approached. The safety observer had to stop the vehicle until the train passed. He said on Monday in a post on X that there is a little bit of work that still needs to be polished up with the software, but otherwise it has been an amazing opportunity to see how well the expanded service is working. Tegtmeyer argued in favor of adding more cars to the roads in order to cut waiting times that had ballooned to 20 minutes. This isn't a surprise to the man. Over the past four years, he says the software has come a long way....

Source: Fortune

The new status symbol for CEOs is sleep.

It may be that the days of founders and CEOs boasting about surviving on three hours of sleep and a daily dose of Adderall are over. Peter Barsoom admits he was one of those guys who would go to sleep past midnight, wake up at 4:30 a.m., and then sit at his desk by 7:30 a.m. He now works between six and eight hours a night and swears by the Calm app. Barsoom is not the only one. The global sleep economy is worth over $500 billion, as consumers invest in everything from smart rings to $20,000 mattresses. Rest is becoming a status symbol in and out of the C-suite as sleep tech and biohacking go mainstream. Daniel Ramsey, CEO of My OutDesk, which provides virtual staffing solutions for businesses, recalls being drawn into the "hustle porn" that once dominated the mental Zeitgeist of Wall Street's prodigies. According to reports, Jack Dorsey slept only four hours a night, while Musk slept in his office....

Source: Fortune

Hollywood's hottest divorcees are in the summer.

This summer is all about divorcees and stars over the age of 40 are spicing up their romantic lives with new partners. The couple were photographed this week on a yacht in St. Tropez, France. After nearly 12 years of marriage, the "Legally Blonde" icon and Jim Toth finalized their divorce in 2023. They were first romantically linked in July of last year. There were rumors of a romance between Tom Brady and Reese WithersPOON FLAUNTS during the summer. Brady and Gisele Bndchen finalized their divorce in October of 2022. Brad Pitt, Jessica Alba, and Tom Brady are just a few of the stars who have been leaning into a summer full of romance. The hypnotist has been getting close to the actress....

Source: Fox News

Colorado is using cattle to help prevent fires.

As part of a growing effort to reduce the risk of wildfires in Colorado, cattle are being deployed to eat dry grass that often fuels fast- moving flames. 70 cattle were grazed on 35 acres of land near the park as a result of the partnership between the city and local ranchers. According to Paul Dennison, who is with Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks, the grass height was brought down from three to four feet if left unmanaged. The Colorado region's mountainous terrain, dry climate, and frequent winds make it especially vulnerable to wildfire. Dennison said that using cattle to keep vegetation low can slow fire spread and give firefighters more time to respond. "As the cattle break up some of that thatch, we are looking at reduction of fuel height in the grasses, and we are also looking for some decomposition and degradation of the thatch that lies underneath the living grass," Dennison said. Dennison said that local ranchers bring the herd in by trailer and rotate them through five-acre sections over two weeks. The U.S. Forest Service uses cattle, sheep, goat, and fine fuels as a food source, even though most people think that cattle are the primary grazer....

Source: Fox News

Before tariffs take effect, experts say to buy laptops, phones, and Christmas lights.

Ah, tariffs. President Donald Trump's signature economic policy has been on, off, on again, off again, and on and off again. It has been difficult to track the tariffs since the president began his second term. It feels like a long time. A sense of uncertainty has been the most constant consequence of the president's tariffs. Consumers are bracing for the impact of new tariffs on the European Union, Mexico, Canada, and many other countries. These tariffs are needed to remedy global trade imbalances. They may be seen as a disastrous constitutional overreach....

Source: Mashable

Many were sold at the auction.

Many were sold at the auction. The New York Times has a story about the long friendship between Trump and Epstein.

Source: Drudge Report

DOWD: MAGA's new target: Don...

The New York Times has a story about the long friendship between Trump and Epstein. Many were sold at the auction. The biggest crisis of the presidency is the fact that the FBI told them to flag MENTIONS of him.

Source: Drudge Report

After earnings fell by $300 million, Cardinal Health's CEO went 'ruthless' to turn it around, and he says workers backed him because they wanted to win.

Three years ago, Cardinal Health's earnings plummeted $300 million, and the CEO says "ruthless prioritization" was needed to turn the company around. The Gen X chief executive slashed business segments, slimmed down the company and didn't shy away from ruffling feathers with his new reports. Cardinal Health is one of the largest healthcare giants in America, supplying medical products and data solutions for over 90% of U.S. hospitals. Its operating earnings plummeted a few years ago as some segments struggled. It took some serious tough love for the Fortune 500 company's business to turn around under the leadership of Jason Hollar. Hollar tells Fortune that the cornerstone of the change management and the strategy was the concept of relentless simplification and ruthless prioritization. I use the word ruthless because I didn't want people to reprioritize everything they're doing. Before Hollar took over, certain segments were costing the health care company hundreds of millions of dollars each year....

Source: Fortune

The DOJ was hit by a wave of Trump firings.

A wave of recent firings at the Justice Department is a sign that the administration is not done with the purge of career officials as it seeks to shape the department under a second Trump term. The daughter of the former FBI director was fired without explanation. The Justice Department fired the head of the Chicago immigration court system after she gave a tour to a ranking member of the Judiciary Committee. The dismissal of at least 20 staffers who worked under special counsel Jack Smith came on the heels of those firings. There are marshals. The top career ethics official at the department, Joseph Tirrell, was fired last week by Attorney General Pam Bondi, the latest in a string of ethics officials pushed out by President Trump. When the firings are over, there's another wave. Blumenthal is a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee....

Source: The Hill

President says he doesn't draw pictures.

The President says he doesn't draw pictures. Many were sold at the auction. The biggest crisis of presidency... Kentucky Republican and California liberal alliance pushing for answers...

Source: Drudge Report

'American Dream' is under attack as he battles the sheriff.

Brian wants the people on the beach to stop playing games. The singer told Fox News Digital that this is the American dream. I've been in the music business for three decades, so I want to have some sort of honesty and transparency in my music. Music brings all kinds of walks of life together for happiness and joy. I think I could walk out on the beach and people would be like, "Hey, man, it's nice to meet you, but just keep walking, because that beach access doesn't entitle you to a public beach." The 50-year-old recently sued the sheriff's office in Florida for a writ of mandamus, claiming they aren't doing their part to keep people off of his beach. "We're not getting any help, it's not getting anywhere, it's very frustrating, and I have to say, it's been a learning experience, because we're not getting any help, it's not getting anywhere, it's very frustrating, "Hopefully, we'll get some sort of resolve or some sort of communication that will come out of this that will basically draw the line in the sand, no pun intended."...

Source: Fox News

A former girlfriend of his says that was his brother.

The New York Times has a story about the long friendship between Trump and Epstein. Many were sold at the auction. The biggest crisis of presidency... Kentucky Republican and California liberal alliance pushing for answers...

Source: Drudge Report

Alternative Media Insights

Note: As we venture into the realm of alternative media reporting, it is essential to acknowledge that not all sources are created equal. While some outlets offer crucial counter-narratives and insights, others pose a significant risk of misinformation, perpetuating controlled opposition or serving as wolves in sheep's clothing, intent on misleading their audience with agendas designed to confuse rather than inform.

@realwideawakemedia on Telegram

At least six or seven companies are using crickets to make flour. PepsiCo is looking to use cricket in some products. "Insect-related businesses in the Western world are producing insect proteins for foods, beverages, confectionaries, butters, oils and seasoning." "So it's most likely going to show up, not be labelled, and you're not going to know it, in pretty much everything you eat." About 30% of the cricket farms had parasites that carried disease to humans. The crickets show the presence of some elements. For more content like this, subscribe to the RealWideAwakeMedia.

Source: Telegram

@realwideawakemedia on Telegram

The men are all fighting-age. There are no women or children. Are they trying to stifle any civil unrest to the globalist agenda by building an army here? If the WEF or the UN want to impose something on certain nations, you need the police force and military of that nation to enforce it. In France and Italy, the soldiers and the police stand in solidarity with their citizens because they have a connection to them. What link have they got to me and you if you have an Afghan army? They have sympathy for the plight of Brits. None....

Source: Telegram

@realwideawakemedia on Telegram

A 1982 CBS News segment predicts that 25% of Florida will end up underwater due to the coal, oil and gas we've been burning for 100 years. Climate change could cause widespread disruption of agriculture. It has been 43 years since Florida was submerged. Imagine that. For more content like this, subscribe to the RealWideAwakeMedia.

Source: Telegram

@robinmg on Telegram

On the day of JFK's assassination, what was Yitzak Rabin doing in Dallas? Rabin was the deputy chief of staff of the Israeli Defence Force and he and his associates left Dallas in a hurry. Rabin sent a telegram to the US State Department telling them that he was cutting his stay short. They prepared a press release a month in advance to stress the routine nature of the visit to US military installations. So what wasyitzak doing in Dallas the day of the assassination?

Source: Telegram

@realwideawakemedia on Telegram

Modern Western medicine is based on a lie. John D. Rockefeller created his own curriculum for medicine. The only way to get grants is to use their curriculum for medicine. They used all of their power to debunk natural therapy. Do you know what happened to the doctors that dared speak up? Their lives were destroyed because they were discredited. Some of them were killed. For more content like this, subscribe to the RealWideAwakeMedia....

Source: Telegram

@realwideawakemedia on Telegram

Tom Cruise is correct about the mass drugging of children with ADHD drugs like Adderall and Ritalin. That's all it does. You don't understand the reason why. There is no chemical imbalance. These drugs are very dangerous. For more content like this, subscribe to the RealWideAwakeMedia.

Source: Telegram

@worlddoctorsalliance on Telegram

The UK Government is hiding something. The UK government quietly admits it holds thousands of documents relating to its involvement in global digital governance and digital ID programmes.

Source: Telegram

Children born with their genes from three people.

There are eight children who were born in the United Kingdom with a mother and father's genetic material. The method was justified because it prevented the risk of inheriting life-threatening genetic diseases from parents. After the UK changed legislation in 2015, the intervention technique became possible in British media. The first license to use artificial insemination in the UK was granted by the UK fertility authority to a clinic at a university. Four boys and four girls, including a pair of identical twins, have been born through the method called mitochondrial donation therapy. There are no signs of the diseases that the children risked inheriting. There is another baby on the way. As parents, we wanted to give our child a healthy start in life....

Source: The Nordic Times

@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram

The Democratic endorsement for the Mayor of Minneapolis has been secured by a Socialist Democrat. The Democratic Party is being taken over by the Socialists. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.

Source: Telegram

@hnaftali on Telegram

The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in Syria is campaigning to stop the killings of Christians and Druze. The world does nothing. Why? They can't blame Israel. The world has a broken moral compass. Pray with me for the Christians and Druze.

Source: Telegram

@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram

The real story of Jeffrey Epstein is being told by Tucker Carlson on X. The Strange origins of Jeffrey Epstein and his connection to Bill Barr are discussed. Who really was Robert Maxwell? How Epstein Intimidated and Threatened Journalists Who Dared to Ask Questions, How Epstein Got Rich and His Strange Relationship With Les Wexner are some of the topics covered in Robert Maxwell's Mysterious Death. How Epstein used Victoria's Secret to scout his victims, and why he escaped to Israel. There is a message to the White House from Cooper. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.

Source: Telegram

@DrTenPenny on Telegram

The lie was that it was safe and effective. One of them admits it. They didn't take the testing, and they knew it. You can read more here: http://www.substack.com/p/they-knew-they-lied-they-laughed

Source: Telegram

@gbnewstelegram on Telegram

Asylum seekers were caught running illegal porn businesses in a taxpayer funded hotel.

Source: Telegram

@worlddoctorsalliance on Telegram

The vaccine-dominoes begin to fall.

Source: Telegram

News from Russia

NOTE: By giving readers a glimpse into the Russian narrative, this section strives to humanize the country and its people, revealing that there is more to Russia than the sensationalized headlines and simplistic caricatures that frequently dominate Western news cycles. This nuanced perspective enables European readers to better understand Russia's complexities, interests, and concerns, ultimately fostering a more informed and balanced discourse on international relations and global affairs.

Iran and the Eurotroika agreed to resume talks on the nuclear program.

The five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany struck a nuclear deal with Iran in 2015.

Source: TASS Russian News Agency

There have been earthquakes in a row.

According to the Telegram channel of the Kamchatka branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, this is the fifth earthquake in a row in this region.

Source: TASS Russian News Agency

Spiritual Quest for Truth

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