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#illegals
Breitbart: Man Sentenced to 45 Years After NYC Daycare Fentanyl Mill Kills Toddler
Felix Herrera Garcia, 35, received a 45-year prison sentence for operating a fentanyl trafficking operation out of a Bronx daycare, resulting in the overdose death of a toddler and poisoning of four others. He was apprehended in Mexico and extradited to the U.S. after fleeing.
The case highlights the severe impact of the fentanyl epidemic, particularly on vulnerable populations like children. Authorities emphasized their commitment to holding accountable those who endanger children through drug-related activities.
#politics
Le Monde: Italian judges reject first migrant detentions in Albania
Italian judges ruled against the detention of migrants sent to Albania for processing, undermining Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's migration policy. The court's decision, influenced by a European Court of Justice ruling, mandates that the migrants must return to Italy.
Meloni's government faces criticism from both opposition leaders and human rights groups regarding the legality and safety of the processing centers in Albania. The controversial scheme aims to reduce migrant crossings but has encountered significant legal and operational challenges.
Fox News: Major CNN Trump critic Brian Stelter admits Trump ‘was funny’ during Al Smith Dinner: ‘A few great jokes’
CNN's Brian Stelter acknowledged the humor in Donald Trump's speech at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner, noting his self-deprecating jokes about assassination attempts. While some CNN analysts found the speech unamusing, Stelter praised Trump's ability to find levity amid trauma.
Vice President Kamala Harris skipped the event, marking a significant departure from tradition, and instead sent a video message. Critics, including Trump, mocked her absence, while supporters defended her choice as a strategic campaign decision.
Fox News: House Dems sue FEC accusing GOP of exploiting campaign loophole
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has filed a lawsuit against the FEC, claiming Republicans are exploiting a campaign finance loophole by disguising attack ads as fundraising efforts. The DCCC seeks a court ruling on the legality of this practice ahead of the upcoming election.
Republicans have countered that the ads in question were approved in 2007 and reaffirmed recently. The DCCC argues that this tactic puts them at a financial disadvantage compared to Republicans, who are reportedly raising significant funds for their campaigns.
Fox News: British invasion: Labour Party to descend on US to help Harris
The head of operations for the British Labour Party announced plans for nearly 100 staffers to assist Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign in the U.S., specifically targeting battleground states. The post was later deleted, and the effort has drawn criticism as potential foreign election interference.
Critics, including politicians and public figures, have labeled the initiative as illegal, citing federal election laws. However, some argue that volunteering without compensation does not violate these laws.
Breitbart: U.N. Teacher’s Passport Found on Hamas Terrorist Mastermind Yahya Sinwar
A passport belonging to a UNRWA teacher was found on the body of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, killed by Israeli forces in Rafah. The passport is linked to Hani Zourob, who is alive in Egypt, raising questions about its authenticity.
UNRWA has faced criticism for alleged ties to Hamas, leading to funding suspensions by the U.S. and others, though some resumed support due to humanitarian needs.
#society
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: Journalists don’t get Americans because they don’t live like them
Bevelyn Williams, a pro-life activist, was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for participating in a protest against abortion, raising concerns about freedom of assembly under the Biden administration. Meanwhile, illegal immigrants reportedly face little consequence for crimes, highlighting a perceived disconnect in media coverage and political priorities.
The situation reflects a broader societal tension regarding immigration and crime, as exemplified by the infiltration of Venezuelan gangs in American cities. Critics argue that the government prioritizes political power over the safety and well-being of American citizens.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Sinwar killing represents ‘inflection point’ for possible Gaza ceasefire — White House
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's killing by Israeli forces is seen as a potential turning point in the ongoing Gaza conflict, with U.S. officials suggesting it could facilitate ceasefire discussions. However, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated that military operations would continue.
Despite international calls for peace, Hamas maintains that hostages will not be released until a ceasefire is established. The situation remains tense, with both sides showing little sign of compromise.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Biden's Thaad for Israel Is a Trojan Horse
The Biden administration's deployment of a THAAD missile defense system to Israel is seen as a strategic maneuver rather than genuine support. While Israel has effective defenses, the U.S. aims to exert more control over its military actions against Hamas amid ongoing tensions.
The inclusion of U.S. troops to operate the THAAD system raises concerns about American involvement in the conflict, which could impact public perception in the U.S. Critics argue that a stronger stance against Iran's nuclear program would have been a more appropriate response.
#military
The Telegraph: Let Israel finish the job and crush Hamas once and for all
Israel's elimination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is seen as a pivotal moment in the ongoing Gaza conflict, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu indicating that military actions will continue until Hamas is completely dismantled. Western leaders' calls for a ceasefire are likely to be ignored.
Netanyahu emphasizes that the fight against Hamas and its Iranian allies must persist, asserting that any form of survival for Hamas would embolden other terrorist groups. The Israeli government remains focused on achieving total victory rather than negotiating peace.
The Telegraph: Watch: North Korean troops appear to arrive in Russia for training
North Korean troops are reportedly training in Russia ahead of deployment to Ukraine, with around 1,500 already arrived and up to 12,000 expected. This marks the first official foreign troop deployment since the start of the conflict in 2022, as North Korean forces are disguised as Russian soldiers.
South Korea's intelligence suggests that these troops are being equipped with Russian uniforms and weapons. The deployment is seen as a strategic move for both nations, though analysts doubt it will significantly alter the war's dynamics.
#culture
Forbes: What To Know About Liam Payne’s Death: One Direction Stars React, Music Makes Chart Return
Liam Payne, former member of One Direction, died after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. He sustained severe injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities are investigating the circumstances, noting substances were found in his hotel room.
Payne's family and former bandmates expressed their grief, with tributes pouring in from fans. Following his death, One Direction's music surged in popularity on streaming platforms.
Forbes: One Direction Hits No. 2 Artist On Global Spotify Chart After Liam Payne’s Death
Liam Payne, former member of One Direction, died at 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Following his death, One Direction's songs surged in popularity on Spotify, becoming the most-streamed artist in the UK and No. 2 globally.
Payne's bandmates expressed their devastation, highlighting his impact on the group and their cherished memories together. His struggles with addiction were noted, along with his relief at the band's breakup in 2016.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: Third Grade Teacher in Virginia Arrested on Child Porn Charges
A third-grade teacher in Prince George County, Virginia, named Miranda Stewart Janeway has been arrested for producing and possessing child pornography. School officials stated they do not believe any students were involved, and she has been placed on administrative leave.
Janeway is currently held without bond as the investigation continues. The U.S. Department of Justice highlights the serious nature of child pornography as a form of child sexual exploitation, emphasizing the ongoing victimization of children through its distribution.
#other
GB News: TUI announces new adult-only cruise ship visiting three sunny European hotspots
Marella Cruises will convert the Marella Discovery into an adult-only ship for summer 2026, based in Limassol, Cyprus. The ship will offer three itineraries exploring destinations in Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey, responding to increased demand for adult-only vacations.
The new program aims to provide diverse cultural experiences in the Eastern Mediterranean, with prices starting at £1,528. Bookings are now open, coinciding with TUI's expansion of holiday packages for 2026.