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#illegals
The Western Journal: Senile Biden Frees 100+ Illegals Who Rioted at Border Because They're Not 'Border Security Risks' Under His Policy: Report
Over 120 illegal immigrants who rioted at the Texas border in March have been released by the Biden administration, which claims they do not pose a "border security risk." Critics argue this policy encourages further aggression and undermines public safety.
The Biden administration's approach to border security has been heavily criticized, with accusations of prioritizing open borders over enforcement. As the administration nears its end, many are hopeful for a shift in policy.
#politics
Breitbart: Director James Gunn Says 'Battered' Superman in His Reboot Is Like USA
James Gunn's upcoming Superman reboot features a "battered" Superman, which he likens to the current state of the United States, hinting at political themes. He emphasizes the goodness of humanity despite ideological divides and suggests that kindness is often overlooked in today's discourse.
Gunn, known for his past criticisms of Donald Trump, maintains a vague stance on political issues while promoting the film's message of basic human kindness. The movie, starring David Corenswet, is set to release on July 11.
Le Monde: Trudeau carries out major cabinet reshuffle in face of party pressure
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reshuffled his cabinet, appointing eight new ministers after Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland's resignation over disagreements regarding incoming US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs. This change comes amid declining poll numbers and calls for Trudeau to step down.
With Trudeau trailing Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre by 20 points, concerns grow over his leadership ahead of the anticipated October 2025 elections. Freeland warned of a potential "tariff war" with the US, as Trudeau navigates mounting political and economic pressures.
GB News: Trump issues major ultimatum to EU as he warns bloc to suffer tariff HELL unless demands are met
Donald Trump has threatened the European Union with tariffs unless it significantly increases its purchases of American oil and gas, citing a substantial trade deficit. He claims that tariffs would benefit the U.S. economy, while the EU has indicated both willingness to negotiate and readiness to retaliate.
The EU's trade relationship with the U.S. is vital, with exports reaching £576.3 billion in 2023. As the bloc seeks to reduce reliance on Russian energy, it has shown interest in increasing American liquefied natural gas imports. However, tensions may escalate if Trump's "America first" policies provoke a strong EU response.
Breitbart: Silicon Valley Tech Giants Flock to Trump Pledging Support and Millions in Donations
Silicon Valley is actively engaging with President-elect Donald Trump, with tech leaders making substantial donations and personal visits to Mar-a-Lago. Companies like Meta, Amazon, and OpenAI have pledged millions to support Trump's inauguration, marking a notable shift in the industry's relationship with the incoming administration.
This newfound collaboration is particularly striking given the historically left-leaning nature of the tech industry. Executives, including those from Google and Apple, are now publicly expressing support for Trump, highlighting a significant change in strategy as they seek to navigate business in a Trump-led Washington.
Forbes: Starbucks Workers Start Holiday Strike—What To Know And Where Workers Are Picketing
Starbucks baristas at around 15 locations in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle initiated a strike on Friday, demanding higher wages amid ongoing contract negotiations. The union, representing 12,000 workers, plans to expand the strike to hundreds of stores by Christmas unless their wage demands are met.
The union seeks a minimum wage of $20, annual raises of 5%, and changes to paid leave and scheduling. Starbucks has proposed a package with no immediate raises, leading to tensions as negotiations have stalled. Currently, only about 3% of Starbucks' 16,500 stores are unionized.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 678: Mark Chenoweth on Combatting the U.S. State Department’s Censorship of Conservatives
Mark Chenoweth, president of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, discusses the censorship of conservative media, specifically Breitbart News, by the U.S. State Department’s Global Engagement Center. He outlines efforts by his organization to address these issues.
Fox News: Senate Republicans attempt to fast track emergency military pay as they brace for shutdown
Senators Dan Sullivan and Lisa Murkowski are working to ensure military members are paid during a potential partial government shutdown. They are attempting to pass the Pay Our Troops Act through a "hotline" procedure, which allows for quick approval with minimal debate.
The effort is also being mirrored in the House, where Rep. Jen Kiggans is advocating for a vote on her version of the bill. Both sides are pushing to keep the government operational while ensuring military personnel receive their pay.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: With Syrian regime’s collapse, Turkey gains the upper hand in rivalry with Russia
The recent fall of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad has shifted the geopolitical landscape, favoring Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan over Russia's Vladimir Putin. This outcome highlights the competitive nature of their relationship, as Turkey has successfully backed the rebels while Russia's influence wanes.
As both leaders navigate their complex ties, the implications extend beyond Syria, affecting their roles in Ukraine and relations with the West. Despite past tensions, economic ties between Russia and Turkey remain strong, suggesting that while Moscow's influence in Syria may diminish, the two nations will continue to engage on various fronts.
#military
The Telegraph: US kills Islamic State leader in Syria
U.S. forces conducted a precision strike in Syria, killing Islamic State leader Abu Yusif and another operative. Central Command emphasized this action as part of ongoing efforts to disrupt terrorist activities targeting U.S. and allied personnel.
The U.S. has increased military operations against IS following the recent fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government, targeting areas previously protected by Syrian and Russian defenses.
#culture
Fox News: America's best steakhouses include 2 restaurants each in 9 states: Is yours among them?
Yelp has ranked the top 25 steakhouses in the U.S., highlighting trends in how Americans enjoy beef. The top spot goes to Penumbra in Chicago, known for its intimate setting and Ecuadorian-inspired menu. Other notable mentions include Brazilian steakhouses and casual spots like Shay's Steaks in Philadelphia.
The list features restaurants from 16 states, with California, Florida, and Texas having multiple entries. The rankings reflect a mix of upscale dining and more casual options, catering to diverse tastes and budgets.
Breitbart: 'Yellowstone' Actor Neal McDonough: Hollywood Looking to Make More and More Faith Films
Actor Neal McDonough has noted a cultural shift in Hollywood, with studios increasingly interested in faith-based films. He shared his experiences on The Blaze, highlighting that several studios are now actively seeking content that reflects Christian values, a change he has not seen before.
McDonough, who faced industry blacklisting for refusing to perform intimate scenes due to his religious beliefs, emphasized his commitment to his faith and family. He believes this newfound interest in faith content marks a significant transformation in Hollywood's approach to storytelling.