In the third episode of Mitha Intel, we dissect three explosive stories rippling across faith, freedoms, and fame: Israel's aggressive $4.1 million PR blitz targeting evangelical churches in the U.S. West—geofencing worship services and courting stars like Chris Pratt and Joel Osteen—to claw back slipping support amid Gaza backlash, as young conservatives waver on unconditional allegiance.
Turning stateside, the Supreme Court's blockbuster dive into whether cannabis users can legally own guns—sparked by U.S. v. Hemani and Hunter Biden's own conviction—pits Second Amendment expansion against federal drug bans, potentially freeing millions in legal-weed states from felony risks.
Across the pond, OnlyFans provocateur Lily Phillips ignites scandal with her censored "UK Dogging Tour" —blending live adult escapades and social experiments across eight cities from Glasgow to London, while dodging platform bans and fueling a frenzy of outrage and ticket hunts.
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