In August, Netflix will release a documentary about Jussie Smollett and his 2019 hate crime hoax. According to the logline, the documentary aims to prove that Smollett may not have staged the hoax after all.

"The shocking true story of an allegedly fake story that some now say might just be a true story," a description for the documentary reads.

While it's unclear what "new evidence" the doc will detail, the evidence against Smollett is conclusive. Surveillance footage shows that the Osundairo brothers, who worked with Smollett on the set of "Empire," met with Smollett before and after the "attack." The brothers later testified that they participated in a "dress rehearsal" two days prior to staging the hate crime, during which Smollett directed them to "fake punch" him.

Chicago police say they discovered records that indicate Smollett paid the goons $3,500 in an attempt to make it look like he was the target of both racist and homophobic violence.

https://www.outkick.com/analysis/netflix-air-documentary-claiming-jussie-smollett-didnt-lie-about-race-hoax

Business production spending has seen its highest climb since 1997, when accounting for post-COVID reopenings, the Trump administration has announced in a release obtained by Blaze News.

Capital expenditures — or capex, which refer to what companies spend on their research and development, software, transportation, and more — are a great way to gauge how much businesses are expanding or developing their operations.

Additionally, real wages are also rising, according to the Trump administration, and the growth speed in 2025 has been outpaced by only one previous administration.

Business equipment production jumped 11% in Q2 2025 after already garnering a 23% gain in Q1, which marks the strongest growth since 1997, the announcement said.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/business-spending-trump-admin-treas

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