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#illegals
The Western Journal: Kristi Noem Revokes Protected Status for 500,000 Haitians, Opens Them Up for Deportation
The Trump administration is revoking Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 520,000 Haitians, which will expose them to potential deportation. The Department of Homeland Security announced that protections, previously extended under the Biden administration, will now end on August 3, 2025.
DHS officials argue that the TPS system has been exploited and that the decision aims to restore its original intent as a temporary measure. The order highlights concerns over the national interest and the growing number of Haitians benefiting from TPS without justification for their continued stay.
Breitbart: Kristi Noem Rescinds Haiti's Temporary Protected Status
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ended Haiti's Temporary Protected Status (TPS), effective August 3, 2025, unless further extended. This decision aligns with the Trump administration's stance against policies seen as encouraging illegal immigration.
The TPS program has been criticized for allowing illegal entrants to gain legal status, with Haiti's designation in place since 2010. This move follows the cancellation of TPS for Venezuelan migrants, reflecting a broader shift in immigration policy.
#politics
Fox News: Trump's art of war, Kamala goes Hollywood, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News hosts and contributors reflect on President Trump's first month in office, highlighting his tax cut efforts and the need for upgrades in America's air traffic systems. Republican governors express readiness to collaborate with Trump for effective leadership.
The commentary touches on various topics, including the implications of DEI and affirmative action, as well as cultural observations regarding Kamala Harris.
Breitbart: Singer of Canadian Anthem at 4 Nations Face-Off Changes Lyric to Protest Trump’s 51st State Remarks
Chantal Kreviazuk altered the Canadian national anthem's lyrics during the 4 Nations Face-Off championship, changing “in all of us command” to “that only us command” in response to President Trump's comments about making Canada the 51st state. She expressed her belief in democracy and the importance of artistic expression.
The NHL declined to comment on the situation, while fans in Boston responded with mixed reactions. Canadian officials, including Prime Minister Trudeau, reiterated Canada’s sovereignty, dismissing the notion of becoming a U.S. state as a non-starter.
GB News: EXPOSED: The staggering number of non-EU migrants that exploited ‘EU Settlement Scheme’ to enter Britain - shock data reveals BIGGEST users
Nearly 800,000 non-EU migrants used the EU Settlement Scheme to move to Britain from April 2019 to September 2024, with the majority coming from India, Pakistan, and Brazil. This influx has sparked a national debate on immigration, with concerns over its impact on public services.
The Prime Minister's office plans to address high migration numbers, as public opinion favors stricter controls. Meanwhile, Labour faces internal pressure on its immigration stance, balancing calls for compassion with the need for enforcement.
Breitbart: Justin Trudeau Nudges Donald Trump as Canada Beats USA in 4 Nations Face-Off Final
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrated his country's victory over the U.S. in the 4 Nations Face-Off hockey tournament by taking a jab at former President Donald Trump. Trudeau's remarks came amid ongoing tensions between the two nations, including a tariff dispute.
Trudeau, who announced his resignation earlier this year, is set to remain as caretaker PM until a new leader is chosen. His administration marks the second Western government to face instability linked to Trump's political resurgence, following the collapse of Germany's coalition government.
Forbes: Elon Musk Is A Billionaire Federal Welfare Vampire
Elon Musk's companies, Tesla and SpaceX, have received approximately $30 billion in federal support over the past 15 years, significantly contributing to his wealth, which has soared from $2 billion in 2012 to nearly $400 billion. Critics argue that his current efforts to cut government spending through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are hypocritical given his reliance on public funds.
Musk's actions have raised concerns about conflicts of interest, as his companies continue to benefit from government contracts while he oversees cuts to federal agencies. Experts warn that this situation could lead to an "American oligarchy," with Musk's influence posing risks to essential services and programs.
Fox News: Former 'Squad' members announce new podcast after losing primaries in 2024
Former Reps. Cori Bush and Jamaal Bowman have launched a new YouTube podcast titled "Bowman and Bush," following their primary election losses in 2024. Their defeats were influenced by significant opposition from pro-Israel groups, which spent $9 million against Bush.
The podcast will focus on insights from Congress and the impact of big money in politics. Bush is also under scrutiny from the Justice Department for her campaign spending, including payments made to her husband.
#society
The Telegraph: The BBC’s institutional arrogance is going to destroy it
The BBC is facing significant challenges, including accusations of bias and recent scandals, such as airing a documentary featuring the son of a Hamas member without disclosure. Critics argue that its obsession with balance and progressive agendas alienates viewers and undermines trust.
As the BBC struggles with declining ratings and internal controversies, it risks losing relevance in a media landscape dominated by streaming services. The organization’s culture of exceptionalism and failure to address its shortcomings contribute to a growing disconnection with its audience.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Gutting the USAID-Industrial Complex
USAID has faced criticism for becoming an unaccountable agency rife with fraud and corruption, with a budget that has ballooned to $58.8 billion. Originally created to counter communism, it has shifted focus and now serves as a tool for a politically motivated aid-industrial complex.
Recent revelations show that USAID operates with little oversight, often prioritizing political agendas over effective foreign aid. The agency's autonomy and mission creep have led to a disconnect from its original purpose, prompting calls for significant reform or replacement to align it with American interests.
#military
Forbes: What We Know About Pentagon Cuts—As Defense Department Pauses Mass Firings
The Defense Department has paused plans to lay off over 50,000 probationary employees while reviewing the impact on military readiness. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is working on budget cuts, including an 8% reduction over the next five years.
Hegseth emphasized the need to eliminate waste and improve efficiency without compromising military capabilities. The proposed cuts would represent the largest reduction in defense spending in over a decade.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Skaldic Bard
Alexander Daly, known as the Skaldic Bard, aims to challenge the notion that Christianity weakened European cultures. He emphasizes that many medieval Europeans embraced Christianity willingly, shaping a worldview that strengthened European civilization for centuries.
Daly's work merges his passion for language and history, exploring medieval Christian themes through music and poetry. He seeks to highlight the deep Christian faith of the Anglo-Saxons and counter Neo-Pagan narratives, celebrating the martial spirit of medieval Christendom while acknowledging the complexities of historical transformations.
The Western Journal: Gay Men's Chorus Gets the Bad News After Trump Takes Over Kennedy Center: ‘Pride’ Month Opener Canceled
The Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington D.C. announced the cancellation of their Pride Month performance at the Kennedy Center, following President Trump’s appointment as chairman and his push against what he termed "woke" programming. While the National Symphony Orchestra cited scheduling and financial issues for the cancellation, reactions from the chorus's supporters blamed Trump.
Trump's leadership at the Kennedy Center signals a shift in the cultural landscape, aiming to reshape the arts away from progressive influences. His administration's focus on traditional values suggests a broader strategy to reclaim cultural spaces traditionally dominated by liberal ideologies.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Farewell Address to the Continental Army
General Washington bids farewell to the U.S. Army, expressing gratitude for their service and urging them to transition to civilian life with the same virtues they displayed in battle. He emphasizes the importance of unity and civic responsibility as they embark on a new chapter.
He reflects on the hardships faced during the war and the miraculous achievements of the Army, encouraging soldiers to maintain their integrity and contribute positively to society. Washington's address serves as a heartfelt conclusion to his military leadership.
#health
Breitbart: Report: U.S. Probes UnitedHealth's Medicare Billing Processes
UnitedHealth is under a Department of Justice investigation regarding its Medicare billing practices, leading to a nearly 12% drop in its stock. The inquiry focuses on how the company records diagnoses that result in additional payments for its Medicare Advantage plans.
UnitedHealth has denied any wrongdoing, claiming the report contains misinformation and that it was unaware of any new regulatory actions. Other health insurers, including Humana and CVS Health, also saw stock declines amid increasing scrutiny of the health insurance sector.
#crime
Fox News: Witness to Idaho murders says intruder with bushy eyebrows carried vacuum out of crime scene: court docs
A surviving housemate from the University of Idaho murders identified a bushy-eyed intruder leaving the scene with a "vacuum-type object." The judge denied suspect Bryan Kohberger's motion to suppress this testimony, noting her consistent description of him and corroborating evidence.
Kohberger, arrested in December 2022, faces charges for the November 2022 stabbing deaths of four students. The judge found no merit in the defense's claims regarding probable cause, and Kohberger's trial is set for August, with the possibility of the death penalty.
#sports
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump's Phone Call with American Hockey Team Was So Good Even ESPN Aired It
President Trump made a surprise phone call to Team USA before their hockey match against Canada, which ESPN aired, marking a notable shift for the network known for its anti-Trump stance. Trump praised the players, wished them luck, and encouraged them to enjoy the game.
Despite Team USA's loss to Canada, players expressed their excitement about the call, calling it a memorable experience. The incident has sparked discussions about ESPN's changing approach to Trump and its previous alignment with leftist views.
#other
Fox News: JetBlue Vacations says weather won't rain on its customers' parade
JetBlue Vacations has partnered with WeatherPromise to offer reimbursement for travelers affected by significant rainfall during their trips. This initiative aims to enhance customer confidence and enjoyment by providing coverage for various vacation components, including rental cars and activities.
WeatherPromise uses historical data to determine if rainfall qualifies for reimbursement, allowing customers to receive funds automatically without paperwork. The collaboration seeks to alleviate weather-related travel stress and improve overall satisfaction.