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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman criticizes New York Republican Chairman Ed Coxs endorsement of Congresswoman Elise Stefanik for governor, citing Coxs poor election record. Blakeman, a Republican candidate for governor, focuses on public safety and affordability, aiming to attract voters beyond the Republican party. Stefanik, a Trump supporter, is considered an early front-runner for the Republican nomination.

Former President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of Mexicos water issues, particularly the flow of raw sewage into the Tijuana River, which poses a significant threat to communities in Texas, California, and the entire United States. Trump has threatened additional tariffs and accused Mexico of not fulfilling its water commitments, despite a July agreement allocating $93 million for sanitation infrastructure. The ongoing crisis has resulted in an estimated 169 billion gallons of contaminated water flowing through the Tijuana River Valley since 2018, affecting communities in both San Diego and Tijuana. Industrial chemicals, including PFAS, are also flowing into California from Mexican factories. California state agencies and local officials plan public meetings next week to discuss mitigation efforts and funding for this sewage crisis.

Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie introduces a bill to withdraw the U.S. from NATO, citing its Cold War origins and the potential for drawing America into foreign conflicts. The bill gains support from Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna and Utah Senator Mike Lee. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump has also criticized NATO spending, but has not called for a complete withdrawal. The proposed NATO Act would officially withdraw the U.S. from the alliance and prohibit the use of American taxpayer money for NATOs budgets.

New York City braces for a record-breaking summer in 2023, with a surge of tourists and events that Commissioner Zach Iscol likens to nine Super Bowls. The city will host the World Cup, Independence Day celebrations, and annual parades, drawing over 1.2 million visitors. The America two hundred fifty slash Sail two hundred fifty event, featuring ninety-five ships, poses significant logistical challenges. Public safety and coordination are top priorities, with officials working to ensure a seamless and safe experience for all.

In a bipartisan move, House Republicans join Democrats to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, potentially impacting millions. A bill proposing two-year extension with new income limits and fraud prevention measures is gaining support, with several Republican representatives backing it. The urgency is emphasized, as allowing these tax credits to expire could negatively affect the party in next years elections.

In-N-Out Burger removes six-seven meme from ordering system, aiming to prevent disruptions and maintain service efficiency.

Chinese President Xi Jinpings alleged fear of a U.S.-developed disease targeting him reveals a deep-seated suspicion of advanced bioweapons within the Chinese leadership. This concern was evident during a meeting with President Biden, where an aide sprayed down surfaces Xi touched, including his dessert plate. The incident suggests a belief in the potential for a disease affecting only one person, highlighting a profound awareness and fear of emerging technologies. This incident and broader discussions around it underscore a growing arms race in cutting-edge technologies, with countries like China and Russia rapidly investing in these fields.

President Trump mulls tax-free gambling winnings, part of broader tax cut plans. Proposal needs Congressional approval, details uncertain. Current law requires reporting all gambling winnings on annual tax returns.