Evening Wire: Trump Responds To Moroccans Storming Spain & eBay Sent Journalists Live Spiders? | 7.31.26

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And they'll go out and they'll say, we never discussed no to you. And I say, why do they say? All they do is make me angry. Trump announced Thursday that negotiators have reached what he described as a historic agreement aimed at ending Hamas's control of Gaza, though the deal still awaits final approval from the terror group. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce reports. Trump posted, quote, Today the Board of Peace reached a historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza. He called it a monumental step toward lasting peace and security. The deal would pave the way for Gaza to be governed by a new Palestinian government, working alongside the Board of Peace. Axios reported Thursday that U.S. officials and the Board of Peace believe Hamas could formally sign the agreement within days after agreeing to its terms mediated by Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey. But of course, Western and Israeli officials remain skeptical that Hamas will ultimately follow through with its commitments. I love killing Hamas leadership. That's what Senator John Fetterman unloaded on a reporter from radical outlet drop site news, claiming that the outlet was actively participating in a race to see who could be the most pro-Hamas. John Fetterman, when approached by a reporter in the Capitol Hill hallway, immediately asked him to identify which outlet he was representing. And upon learning that it was drop-site news, the Pennsylvania senator said this. I want your viewers to say how much I love to watch Israel eliminating the Hamas leadership. Then you may like this question. I know that upsets a lot of your viewers and a lot of your founders, but I think it's a great thing. The question is, where does your trash outlet come from and who's funding it? And now, if you think, if you think your founders, your founders think it's appropriate to attack and kill Israeli civilians. That should be the news overall. The man Democrats installed to replace Graham Platner as a Senate candidate in Maine has two children with his second cousin. That's according to genealogical records first reported by journalist Steve Robinson. Troy Jackson and his partner Lana Peltier share the same great-grandparents. While Maine law prohibits marriages between first cousins without additional statutory requirements, it places no restrictions on second cousins marrying or having children. Genetic experts generally consider second-cous relationships as presenting no meaningful increase in the risk of inherited disorders. Jackson now faces incumbent Susan Collins in a race viewed as critical to the battle for Senate control.

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Messages from the W-Path Online Member Forum show members working to cure female prisoners of their supposed internalized transphobia to allow male convicts into their spaces. Michelle Webb, a gender-affirming program administrator for the Washington State Department of Corrections, suggested female inmates have open and fraying discussions with trained staff to better understand the needs of men wanting to, quote, live their authentic lives in women's prisons. W-Path's medical guidance, the Standards of Care Version 8. has been cited in multiple lawsuits demanding prison systems, implement policies that affirm gender ideology, and provide gender-affirming health care. Amy Chikawa, co-founder of the nonprofit Women to Women, told the Daily Wire that trans activists had treated female inmates as support animals, forcing them to cater to, quote, the fleeting feelings of male inmates who identify as women. And executives from eBay have lost a decade-long court battle after it was proven that they sent journalists, live spiders, cockroaches, a fetal pig, a funeral wreath, and a book about surviving the death of one's spouse, and other distressing artifacts. These items were all sent to the home of journalists David and Ina Steiner by eBay executives in a bizarre response to their newsletter e-commerce bites, which unveiled to readers some of the harmful practices that Amazon and eBay allegedly maintain. While the packages were meant to scare the signers into silence, the couple instead sued. And after a decade in the courts, they've won their case. This week, eBay agreed to pay the Steiner's nearly $50 million. This comprises $46.15 million from eBay itself and $2 million from former CEO Devin Wenig and another $500,000 from two other top executives. So this went all the way to the top. All right, those are your drive home updates. To learn more about these stories, go to Dailywire.com. And in case you missed it earlier today, we covered some major stories, including Spain's exploding migrant crisis. the latest on U.S. strikes on Iran, and the meltdown in the WNBA after an owner berated young Sophie Cunningham supporters. Thanks for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow morning with a weekend edition of Morning Wire. With Instagram teen accounts, protections are turned on by default. Yo, look at this real. Okay, the secret is in the timing. Don't rush it. Built in content and contact settings. And automatic time reminders. Mom? Instagram teen accounts. Nothing to turn on. Safer from the start.