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- PRESIDENT MIXES UP OFFICIALS, INVENTS A GOVERNOR, AND WARNS OF INVASIVE FISH: In a chaotic Oval Office appearance, the president confused the names of various officials, mentioned a made-up “Governor Kristi Whitman,” and warned about “China carp” threatening the Great Lakes. His speech included references to a weekend event that didn’t happen. The segment raised concerns about his clarity and accuracy. It has attracted widespread attention and criticism online.
- HOUSE PANEL SUBPOENAS EPSTEIN ESTATE FOR LETTERS, INCLUDING TRUMP BIRTHDAY NOTE: The House Oversight Committee has demanded documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, including his famous “birthday book.” That book could contain letters from high-profile individuals, possibly including President Trump. This move is part of a broader probe into the handling of the Epstein and Maxwell scandals. Lawmakers hope the documents will reveal deeper connections. The investigation continues to expand.
- ELON MUSK SUES APPLE AND OPENAI FOR ALLEGEDLY SUPPRESSING AI COMPETITION: Elon Musk’s companies X and xAI filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI. They claim Apple gave ChatGPT unfair advantages on iPhones, hurting rivals like Musk’s Grok chatbot. The lawsuit says this unfairly limits competition and demands billions of dollars in damages. Apple and OpenAI have disputed the claims. This legal fight marks another battleground in the growing AI industry.
- CRACKER BARREL ADMITS THEY MISHANDLED LOGO CHANGE AMID FAN BACKLASH: Cracker Barrel recently unveiled a new minimalist logo that removed their historic “Uncle Herschel” image, sparking major criticism from fans. In response, the company posted a message saying they “could’ve done a better job” explaining the change. They promised that cherished items like rocking chairs, peg games, and their country-style menu will remain. Despite the backlash, the rebrand continues as part of a larger modernization effort. Investors remain cautious, partially due to mixed sales growth and short-seller interest.
- LIL NAS X PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTING POLICE WHILE NAKED IN LA: Lil Nas X, whose real name is Montero Lamar Hill, pleaded not guilty to four felony charges. The charges include three counts of battery on a police officer and one of resisting an officer, following an incident where he was seen walking naked on Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles. At the time, police suspected an overdose and took him to a hospital before booking him. He was released on $75,000 bail and must attend drug treatment. His attorney called the case an “aberration” in an otherwise admirable life and career, and his next pre-trial hearing is set for September 15, 2025.
- RAMPAGE JACKSON’S SON RAJA UNDER INVESTIGATION AFTER BRUTAL WRESTLING ATTACK: Raja Jackson, son of former UFC champ Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, is being investigated by the LAPD for violently attacking a wrestler during a live show. During the match, Raja entered the ring and delivered over 20 strikes to opponent Syko Stu, who was left unconscious and hospitalized. Video of the incident was streamed live, and witnesses say the attack was real—not part of the scripted performance. Synko Stu is in stable condition, and Rampage Jackson condemned his son’s actions, citing poor judgment and a recent concussion.
- ‘KPOP DEMON HUNTERS’ BECOMES NETFLIX’S FIRST MOVIE TO TOP BOX OFFICE: The animated musical KPop Demon Hunters achieved a major milestone by becoming the first Netflix film to reach No. 1 at the U.S. and Canadian box office. It earned an estimated $16–18 million over the weekend, despite only releasing in theaters for two days. The movie’s success highlights its huge popularity on streaming and among fans of K‑pop culture. It follows a Korean girl group fighting demons, played out in a sing-along format that turned it into a cultural phenomenon this summer.
- OASIS REUNION TOUR EXPANDS TO NORTH AMERICA WITH SOLD-OUT SHOWS: Britain’s legendary band Oasis has officially added North American dates to their 2025 reunion tour. Shows were confirmed in key cities including Toronto, Chicago, Pasadena, and East Rutherford, among others. Tickets for the North American leg sold out within an hour, and organizers confirmed they won’t use surge pricing to keep things fair. Cage the Elephant will serve as the support act for U.S. dates.
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