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#illegals
The Federalist: Plunge In Illegal Crossings Shows Biden Could've Secured Border
Illegal migrant apprehensions dropped significantly after President Trump took office, from over 2,000 daily to 786, due to immediate border security measures. In contrast, the Biden administration's policies led to record-high illegal crossings, with claims of lacking authority to act.
Despite the crisis, Biden's administration reversed many Trump-era policies and faced criticism for not utilizing available powers to secure the border. The situation highlights a stark difference in approaches to immigration enforcement between the two administrations.
Fox News: Video shows ICE preparing illegal immigrants to be flown out of Seattle airport
ICE in Seattle has been seen preparing to deport undocumented immigrants, utilizing air transportation for their removal. Recent videos show agents handcuffing and chaining individuals before boarding them onto planes.
Data indicates a significant increase in ICE arrests under the Trump administration, with a focus on criminal aliens and gang members. The administration has also taken legal action against cities with sanctuary laws and is utilizing Guantánamo Bay for detainee housing.
#politics
Fox News: GOP lawmaker clashes with CNN host over Trump and Musk, takes shot at network ratings
Rep. Tim Burchett confronted CNN's Pamela Brown over the Trump administration's approach to cutting government waste, defending the efforts against claims of clumsiness. Burchett criticized CNN's focus on Trump and Musk, attributing the network's low ratings to its negative coverage.
Brown raised concerns about the access unelected officials have to private American information, while Burchett emphasized the need to address bloated government programs. Trump's recent executive order aims for significant federal staffing cuts, drawing criticism from Democrats and media outlets.
Forbes: Judge Rejects States’ Request For Restraining Order Against Musk And DOGE—Here’s What To Know
A federal judge has denied a request from 14 states to block Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing federal data and terminating federal workers. The judge noted concerns about Musk's "unchecked authority" but did not find evidence of imminent harm to the states.
Musk's DOGE is under scrutiny as it seeks access to sensitive IRS systems and has been accused of operating without proper oversight. Critics argue that the agency, created by an executive order, is exerting undue influence over federal operations.
Breitbart: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Debunks Leftist Talking Points on FAA Layoffs
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy responded to former Secretary Pete Buttigieg's criticisms regarding FAA layoffs amid recent flight incidents. Duffy clarified that less than 400 probationary employees were let go, emphasizing that no air traffic controllers or critical safety personnel were affected.
Duffy accused Buttigieg of mismanagement during his tenure, citing issues like the air traffic controller shortage and a lack of in-person work. This exchange comes after a Delta flight incident in Toronto, highlighting ongoing concerns about aviation safety.
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About Trump And Musk’s Social Security Plans—As Top Official Resigns Over DOGE Access
Elon Musk's team is reportedly investigating the Social Security Administration (SSA) for alleged fraud, leading to the resignation of its acting head, Michelle King. While Musk claims there is significant fraud within the SSA, evidence suggests that improper payments are relatively rare.
Concerns have been raised about Musk's access to sensitive SSA data, with critics warning of potential breaches. Although Trump and Musk have vowed to protect Social Security benefits, skepticism remains regarding their true intentions and the potential impact on the agency's operations.
Fox News: Russia, Ukraine take 'significant first step toward peace' after Rubio-led negotiations, White House insists
Discussions between Trump administration officials and Russian leaders in Saudi Arabia aim to advance peace talks regarding the Ukraine conflict. While Ukraine was not represented in the talks, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized the administration's commitment to including all parties in future negotiations.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed concerns about being excluded, asserting that any peace deal without Ukraine's involvement would be unacceptable. Trump reassured that Ukraine would have a seat at the negotiating table, and the U.S. plans to restore diplomatic operations in Washington and Moscow to facilitate ongoing discussions.
Fox News: Zelenskyy faces perilous re-election odds as US, Russia push Ukraine to go to the polls as part of peace deal
As Ukraine approaches a potential peace deal with Russia, discussions are underway regarding the necessity of elections. Both U.S. and Russian officials emphasize that elections should occur before any peace agreement is finalized, with Zelenskyy’s leadership facing scrutiny amid declining popularity.
Zelenskyy has resisted lifting martial law to facilitate elections, which are constitutionally prohibited during such times. While some political figures advocate for elections by the end of the year, the prevailing sentiment suggests that a durable peace deal is essential before any electoral process can begin.
Breitbart: HBO's John Oliver Vows to Stay in U.S. Despite Trump: 'I’m Going Down with the Titanic!'
John Oliver, the British comedian and host of HBO's Last Week Tonight, announced he will stay in the U.S. despite his disdain for President Trump, stating, “I’m going down with the Titanic!” He recently became a U.S. citizen and expressed that Trump's presidency is as bad as expected.
During an appearance on CBS's The Late Show, Oliver and host Stephen Colbert criticized Trump’s administration, with Oliver labeling Trump as “an active threat.” Colbert also highlighted the disillusionment with the current political climate.
#society
Breitbart: VIDEO: Firefighters Battling Blaze at PA Facility After Two Explosions
A significant fire erupted at an SPS Technologies building in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, late Monday, leading to multiple explosions. Fortunately, all 60 workers were evacuated without injuries. Firefighters are still battling the blaze, which has prompted local schools to close and residents to shelter in place due to smoke concerns.
Hazmat crews are monitoring air quality as the fire continues to burn. SPS Technologies specializes in aerospace fasteners and is under investigation to determine the cause of the fire. The shelter-in-place order remains until the situation is under control.
Fox News: Valerie Bertinelli admits she ‘fumbled’ relationship with ex-boyfriend as she opens up on shame
Valerie Bertinelli reflects on her past relationships, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding in resolving conflicts. She suggests that criticism and shame can hinder communication, advocating for a collaborative approach to address issues with partners.
Despite her own relationship challenges, including two failed marriages, Bertinelli encourages others to seek connection and relieve shame in their partners. Her insights come after her recent breakup with Mike Goodnough, highlighting her journey of personal growth and understanding in love.
Times Of Israel: These are the six living hostages set to be released Saturday
Israel announced that the final six hostages under the ceasefire deal with Hamas will be released on Saturday. Among them are Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, who have been held since 2014 and 2015, respectively, along with four others taken during the October 7 attack.
Hamas will also return the bodies of eight deceased hostages over the next two weeks. Families of the living hostages expressed relief but emphasized their ongoing concern for others still in captivity.
Fox News: DC plane crash: Victim's family seeks $250 million in first legal action since deadly collision
A legal firm has filed a $250 million claim against the FAA and U.S. Army on behalf of the widow and children of a passenger killed in the January 29 D.C. plane crash. The collision involved an American Airlines flight and a military Black Hawk helicopter, resulting in 67 fatalities.
The claim cites staffing and communication issues at the Washington-Reagan National Airport control tower during the incident. The FAA has not commented on the litigation, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the need for a thorough investigation to prevent future tragedies.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Mexico threatens Google with legal action over use of ‘Gulf of America’
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced potential legal action against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" on its maps for US users. She argued that the name change violates Mexican sovereignty and is not supported by a directive from former President Trump, which applied only to the US continental shelf.
Additionally, Sheinbaum indicated that Mexico may pursue legal action against the US if certain organized crime groups are designated as terrorist organizations, citing the flow of firearms from the US to Mexican drug cartels. High-level meetings on trade and security between Mexico and the US are also scheduled.
The Mirror: Ukraine 'ready to be carved up' by Trump as meeting 'shows where power lies'
Top US and Russian diplomats met in Saudi Arabia to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, excluding Ukrainian officials. The US and Russia plan to form high-level teams to address bilateral issues, while Ukraine's President Zelenskyy insists his country must be part of any negotiations.
Experts warn that this situation mirrors historical territorial carve-ups, with Ukraine at risk of being sidelined in favor of US and Russian interests, particularly concerning valuable resources. The outcome could significantly disadvantage Ukraine and its citizens.
The Telegraph: Taiwan explores $10bn US arms deal to secure Trump support
Taiwan is negotiating a potential arms purchase from the U.S. valued between $7 billion and $10 billion to bolster its defense amid rising tensions with China. This move aims to secure support from President Trump and demonstrate Taiwan's commitment to its own defense.
The discussions come after the U.S. State Department revised its stance on Taiwan's independence, prompting warnings from Beijing about the implications of this change. Taiwan, which has maintained its independence since 1949, faces ongoing claims of sovereignty from China.
Fox News: Rubio makes progress with Russia after Trump promised to bring end to war in Ukraine
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian officials in Saudi Arabia to discuss improving diplomatic ties and negotiating an end to the Ukraine war. The talks included plans to reestablish diplomatic functions and form a high-level team for negotiations.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy canceled his trip to Saudi Arabia in response to the talks held without Ukrainian representation, emphasizing the need for Ukraine and European allies to be involved in any discussions regarding security guarantees.
#economy
Fox News: Postmaster General Louis DeJoy stepping down amid US Postal Service financial turmoil
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced his resignation as the U.S. Postal Service faces significant financial challenges, including projected losses of $200 billion over the next decade. DeJoy, who has led the agency since 2020, emphasized the need for a successor to ensure the Postal Service's future viability.
Under DeJoy's leadership, the USPS has struggled with declining mail volumes and reported a $6.5 billion net loss in fiscal 2023. He expressed pride in the Postal Service workforce and the ongoing efforts to restructure the organization for financial success.
#culture
The Western Journal: The Death of Hollywood: Actress Reveals Why There Are No True Movie Stars Anymore
Hollywood's decline is attributed to the diminishing presence of true movie stars, with only a few recognizable names left. Actress Maya Hawke highlights that casting decisions are increasingly influenced by social media followings rather than acting talent, reflecting a troubling trend in the industry.
This shift towards prioritizing social media clout over genuine talent raises concerns about the future of filmmaking and the quality of entertainment. As Hollywood grapples with these challenges, the focus seems to have strayed from storytelling and audience engagement to superficial metrics.
#history
Fox News: Rare police reports found in thrift shop reveal historical crimes
A thrift shop staff discovered a police docket from 1904, revealing historical crimes and offering significant insights into the past.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn promotes healthy living through the MAHA movement by sharing her recipes, while a childcare worker embraces "micro-retirements" to explore the world.
#health
Fox News: Lung cancer rising among non-smokers — here's why
Cigarette smoking remains the leading risk factor for lung cancer, but recent research indicates that adenocarcinoma, the most common subtype, is increasingly prevalent among non-smokers, particularly younger females. Air pollution is identified as a significant contributor to this trend.
The study highlights that adenocarcinoma accounts for over 45% of lung cancer cases in men and nearly 60% in women globally, with air pollution, secondhand smoke, and genetic factors playing roles in rising incidences. Experts emphasize the need for further exploration of these risk factors and the potential for improved early diagnosis through advanced technologies.
#crime
The Western Journal: Alleged Transgender, Vegan Cult Leader Linked to Multiple Murders Erupts After Bail Denial
Jack “Ziz” LaSota, a 34-year-old leader of a transgender and vegan cult called the Zizians, has been denied bail along with two followers after being arrested in Maryland. LaSota protested his innocence during a video hearing, despite a history of criminal charges and links to multiple murders across the U.S.
Prosecutors describe the Zizians as an extremist group, with members involved in violent crimes, including the murder of a border patrol officer and an elderly landlord. LaSota and his co-defendants face charges including trespassing and possession of a handgun, with the judge citing a danger to the community.
Breitbart: NYC Convict Who Ran Drug Operation Freed After Biden's Commutation
Johnny Perez, a convicted drug dealer known as "Ghost," has been released early from prison after President Biden commuted his sentence. Perez was previously involved in a significant crack cocaine operation, earning $10,000 weekly. His early release raises concerns about potential recidivism.
Biden's clemency actions have sparked controversy, with critics arguing that the focus on treating offenders as victims ignores their role in creating harm. The commutation of Perez's sentence is part of a broader trend, with Biden granting clemency to nearly 2,500 individuals, including cases that have drawn public outrage.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: 2025 Ski Doo MXZ XRS 850 with SMART-SHOX Review
Motorhead Mark tests the 2025 Ski-Doo MXZ XRS 137, equipped with the 850 E-TEC engine, SMART-SHOX semi-active suspension, and the new RAS RX front end with Pilot RX skis. The model promises enhanced performance and handling on the trails.
#other
GB News: TUI announces new flight route from UK airport to Caribbean holiday destination
TUI Ireland will launch direct flights from Belfast International Airport to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, starting June 20, 2026. This will be Belfast's only direct route to the Caribbean, offering 14-night stays at various resorts.
The new service complements existing long-haul flights from Belfast to Florida and Mexico, while TUI will discontinue routes to Costa Rica and Saint Lucia. Belfast Airport's CEO praised the addition, emphasizing its appeal for travelers.