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#illegals
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Takes on the Pope, Exposes Vatican Hypocrisy: 'Stick to the Catholic Church and Fix That!'
Tom Homan, former border czar, criticized Pope Francis for condemning the Trump administration's deportation policies, highlighting the Vatican's own strict border security measures. He argued that if the Pope can enforce such measures in Vatican City, the U.S. should be allowed to do the same.
Homan emphasized that enforcing immigration laws is crucial for public safety, claiming it protects vulnerable individuals from trafficking and other dangers. He suggested that the Pope should focus on issues within the Catholic Church rather than criticize U.S. policies.
Fox News: Texas Gov. Abbott orders DPS tactical strike teams to assist federal illegal immigration enforcement efforts
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the Department of Public Safety to deploy tactical strike teams to assist federal agencies in locating and arresting illegal immigrants with active warrants. This initiative aims to enhance immigration law enforcement across the state in collaboration with the Trump administration.
In contrast, the Austin Police Department has stated it will not assist federal agents with civil immigration enforcement, a decision praised by local council member Vanessa Fuentes. Despite this, ICE operations targeting wanted violent offenders reportedly took place in Austin over the weekend.
#politics
Fox News: Vogue attacks Melania Trump's official White House portrait, compares her to 'freelance magician'
Vogue Magazine criticized Melania Trump's official portrait, likening her appearance to a guest on "The Apprentice." The photo features Trump in a tuxedo, which Vogue claims gives off a "freelance magician" vibe rather than a public servant's image.
The magazine also compared this portrait to her 2017 one, highlighting the shift in tone and style. Vogue suggested that Trump's fashion choices lack meaningful political messaging, contrasting them with more significant sartorial statements made by other political figures.
The Western Journal: Outrage Erupts as Initial Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation Vote Set to Be Held in Secret
Republican senators are pushing for a public confirmation hearing for Tulsi Gabbard, nominated by President Trump as Director of National Intelligence. Current Senate rules typically allow for closed-door hearings, leading to concerns that private voting could influence outcomes.
Critics argue that keeping the vote secret undermines transparency and accountability. Prominent conservatives have voiced their support for a public vote, emphasizing that Gabbard's nomination is not classified and should be treated as a matter of public interest.
Fox News: California man submits ballot initiative asking voters if state should become its own country
A California man, Marcus Evans, is initiating a campaign to gather signatures for a ballot measure asking voters if the state should become an independent country. To qualify for the November 2028 ballot, he needs at least 546,651 signatures by July 22.
The measure would not lead to immediate independence but would express California's desire for self-governance and establish a commission to study its viability. However, the California constitution states that the state is an inseparable part of the U.S., and secession would require a constitutional amendment.
#society
GB News: Prince William steps out just one day after poignant engagement with Princess Kate
Prince William visited Lower Blakemere Farm in Hereford to learn about its regenerative farming practices and commitment to net zero. The farm, part of the Duchy of Cornwall's initiative, showcases innovative methods that enhance soil health and biodiversity.
During his visit, the prince engaged with local farmers and discussed the Upper Wye Valley Ridge to River project, which aims to promote a resilient landscape and boost biodiversity. Lower Blakemere Farm exemplifies how traditional agriculture can adapt to contemporary environmental challenges.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Senate Democrats block legislation to sanction ICC over Israel arrest warrants
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican bill to sanction the International Criminal Court over its arrest warrants for Israeli leaders amid the Gaza conflict. The vote fell short of the required 60 votes, with only Senator John Fetterman siding with Republicans.
The Biden administration has not supported the sanctions, maintaining its position against the ICC's actions. The necessity of the legislation is questioned, as previous executive orders have already addressed sanctions against the ICC.
#military
Le Monde: In northern Israel, Haifa's hospital returns to the surface after moving underground during the war with Hezbollah
Haifa's Rambam Hospital has transitioned back above ground after operating in an underground parking facility since September 2024 due to threats from Hezbollah. Despite a ceasefire, many residents remain hesitant to return home after evacuating during the conflict.
The hospital had adapted quickly, converting the parking lot into a fortified medical facility with over 1,000 beds. This emergency system, initially created for the COVID-19 pandemic, was implemented in response to escalating regional violence following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack.
#culture
Le Monde: Emmanuel Macron announces a new entrance for the Louvre
Emmanuel Macron, facing declining popularity and isolation, seeks to regain visibility through cultural initiatives. At the Louvre, he announced plans for a new entrance and the relocation of the Mona Lisa by 2031, aiming to leverage the museum's significance for his political image.
This move reflects Macron's strategy to maintain influence in areas like culture, defense, and diplomacy amid growing discontent.
#sports
Breitbart: Olivia Dunne Bemoans 'Empty Seats' for Gymnastics, Blames Judges' Scoring
Gymnast Olivia Dunne has expressed concern over the declining attendance at women's gymnastics events, suggesting that the current scoring system may be a contributing factor. She argues that excessive deductions and subjective judging detract from the entertainment value, making it less appealing to fans.
Dunne emphasizes the importance of engaging casual fans and improving the sport's visibility to support female athletes financially. She believes that changes to the scoring system could enhance crowd engagement and ultimately benefit the athletes.