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#illegals
Breitbart: Multiple Criminal Alien Sex Offenders Arrested After Illegally Crossing Border
Border Patrol has apprehended several criminal aliens entering the U.S., including individuals with prior convictions for sex crimes and child offenses. Notably, two Mexican nationals were arrested in Texas and New Mexico for child-related crimes, one of whom had been deported previously.
Additionally, multiple other arrests involved individuals with histories of drug trafficking, robbery, and gang affiliations. The recent operations highlight ongoing concerns regarding illegal immigration and the presence of criminal elements at the border.
#politics
Fox News: Psaki says Democrats fail to address what voters 'actually care about,' need to 'break some s---'
Jen Psaki, former Biden press secretary, announced her departure from Democratic messaging, criticizing the party's failure to connect with voters in the 2024 election. She emphasized the need for more relatable language and a focus on issues that resonate with the public rather than academic jargon.
During her appearance on Jon Stewart's podcast, Psaki expressed frustration over the Democrats' lack of response to the Trump administration's policies and the party's overall disconnect with voters. She called for a significant change in approach as the party faces a challenging political landscape.
Forbes: Trump Media’s Losses Spiked Last Year On $3.6 Million In Sales
Trump Media & Technology Group reported a net loss of nearly $401 million on $3.6 million in sales for 2024, a significant increase from the previous year's $58 million loss. The company attributed the losses to rising operating costs and legal expenses amid its ongoing development of the Truth Social platform and a new streaming service.
Despite these financial challenges, Trump Media ended the year with $777 million in cash, a notable increase from $2.6 million in 2023, positioning the company for future operations. The stock has seen volatility, reflecting developments related to Trump rather than its financial health.
Fox News: Trump, Musk shut down media attempts to 'drive us apart' amid DOGE efforts
President Trump defended his partnership with Elon Musk against media criticism, asserting that attempts to create division between them are misguided. He emphasized that both he and Musk believe the American public understands their efforts to reduce government size and costs.
Trump dismissed the notion that Musk is overstepping presidential powers, calling such claims unfounded. He expressed confidence in the intelligence of the American people to recognize their initiatives.
Front Page Magazine: Jack Smith Got $140K in Free Legal Help From Biden's Campaign Law Firm
Jack Smith, the special counsel prosecuting Donald Trump, received $140,000 in pro bono legal services from Covington & Burling, a law firm linked to prominent Democrats, including the Biden campaign. This raises questions about the independence of Smith's investigation.
The ties between Smith and Covington, particularly through attorney Lanny Breuer, a former Obama administration official, suggest potential conflicts of interest, undermining the perception of impartiality in the ongoing legal proceedings against Trump.
Fox News: Justice Department moves to drop case against NYC Mayor Eric Adams
Federal prosecutors have requested the dismissal of the case against New York Mayor Eric Adams after several prosecutors resigned, citing concerns over the motivations behind the indictment. One prosecutor accused DOJ officials of seeking a "fool" to influence elected officials.
Adams clarified that he did not make any deals to drop the case and emphasized that he never offered any trade of his authority as mayor. The decision to dismiss the indictment has been described as a return to the DOJ's focus on prosecuting serious crimes rather than engaging in politically motivated actions.
Fox News: DOGE says it dug up another $1.9 billion in taxpayer money 'misplaced' by Biden admin
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has recovered $1.9 billion in funds misplaced by the Biden administration from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). HUD Secretary Scott Turner collaborated with DOGE to rectify the issue and reallocate the funds for other uses.
Additionally, DOGE has identified significant savings and questionable spending, including the cancellation of a $50 million environmental justice grant by the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA also noted a $160 million payment to a Canadian electric bus manufacturer that subsequently went bankrupt.
Breitbart: Exclusive – Sen. Joni Ernst: Helping DOGE Uncover Gov’t Waste Is ‘Why I Was Put into the Senate’
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) emphasized her commitment to uncovering government waste through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). She described her work as a culmination of a decade of efforts focused on identifying fraud and waste in federal spending, detailing her team's monthly "squeal awards" for waste uncovered.
Ernst expressed gratitude that the issue of government waste has gained attention, thanks in part to figures like President Trump and Elon Musk. She believes that real change can be achieved through DOGE, although she acknowledges the challenge of gaining bipartisan support for legislative solutions.
Front Page Magazine: Hamas Supporter Appears in NYT Ad by 'Jews' Opposing Trump Gaza Plan
Judith Butler, a leftist academic, has been a prominent signatory on a petition by anti-Israel activists claiming to oppose "ethnic cleansing." Despite her defense of Hamas and its actions on October 7, media outlets mischaracterize the group as a coalition of "rabbis" and celebrities without mentioning her pro-Hamas stance.
Butler describes Hamas as a "progressive" movement and argues that the October 7 events should be viewed as "armed resistance" rather than terrorism. The lack of media coverage regarding her involvement in the petition raises concerns about the portrayal of these activists and their motives.
#military
Le Monde: Ukraine offers one-year army contract for 18-24-year-olds
Ukraine's defense ministry has launched a one-year military contract for individuals aged 18-24 to bolster army ranks amid ongoing conflict with Russia. The initiative, titled "The Generation That Decides Now," promises higher bonuses, intensive training, and a limited service period.
This move comes as Ukraine faces a critical shortage of soldiers, prompting authorities to lower the mobilization age and impose sanctions on draft dodgers. Despite previous efforts, military leaders express concerns over insufficient reinforcements, particularly in the infantry.
#culture
GB News: Black Sabbath fans rage 'what a f***ing joke!' as sky-high tickets for one-off reunion sell out in minutes
Black Sabbath's final show at Villa Park sold out in just 16 minutes, disappointing many fans. The July 5 concert will feature the original lineup and numerous bands influenced by them, with proceeds benefiting Birmingham Children's Hospital, Acorn Children's Hospice, and Cure Parkinson's.
Fans expressed frustration over ticket prices and the rapid sellout, with many taking to social media to criticize Ticketmaster's handling of the event. The concert is seen as a significant reunion for Ozzy Osbourne and his bandmates, marking a long-awaited closure for the iconic group.
#education
Breitbart: WV Bill Would Require 'Moment of Silence' at Beginning of School Day
A West Virginia Republican lawmaker has proposed Senate Bill 80, which mandates a moment of silence at the start of each school day for reflection, prayer, or meditation. The bill aims to ensure students' rights to religious expression while maintaining a non-disruptive environment.
The legislation would require each county's school board to implement this one-minute silence, with the West Virginia Attorney General responsible for enforcement. Similar practices have been adopted in other states, and Kentucky is considering allowing the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
#crime
Fox News: Judge orders Walmart shoplifters to wash cars in store parking lot
A Michigan judge has introduced a unique punishment for shoplifters, requiring them to wash cars for free in a Walmart parking lot after being convicted. Judge Jeffrey Clothier aims to deter theft while acknowledging that not all thieves are inherently bad, noting that some may be struggling.
Nearly 100 offenders will participate in this community service initiative, with Walmart supporting the effort by providing necessary supplies. Clothier believes the experience will serve as a humiliating reminder of the consequences of stealing.
Fox News: Transgender Indiana student planned 'Parkland part two' high school shooting: Docs
An 18-year-old transgender student in Indiana, Trinity J Shockley, has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder and intimidation with a threat of terrorism. The plot to carry out a mass shooting at Mooresville High School was thwarted after the FBI received a tip about Shockley's intentions and access to firearms.
Shockley reportedly idolized previous mass shooters and had a collection of related memorabilia. During the investigation, authorities found disturbing writings and online conversations indicating a detailed plan for a shooting, although Shockley later claimed it was a joke. Mental health issues and bullying were cited as contributing factors.