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#illegals
Breitbart: Chicago Judge Frees Venezuelan Gangster as City Mayor's Polls Crater
A Chicago judge released Pedro Colmenares, a 33-year-old illegal migrant from Venezuela and member of the Tren de Aragua gang, despite a federal deportation order and charges of sexual assault and kidnapping. This decision aligns with Illinois' "SAFET Act," which limits pre-trial detention.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's approval rating has plummeted to eight percent, with nearly 80 percent of voters disapproving of his leadership, particularly regarding the handling of the illegal migrant crisis. Polls indicate a significant lack of confidence in his administration.
#politics
Forbes: House Passes Budget Bill—Major Win For Trump And Johnson In First Legislative Test
The House approved a budget resolution aimed at supporting President Trump's agenda, extending 2017 tax cuts and increasing defense spending while proposing $2 trillion in spending cuts over the next decade. The vote was narrowly passed at 217-215, with concerns over potential Medicaid cuts.
Republicans faced internal divisions, with some expressing worries about the size of spending cuts, particularly to Medicaid. House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the need to root out fraud and ensure only eligible individuals receive benefits. Trump endorsed the plan, urging Congress to pass it.
Fox News: Trump budget bill with $4.5 trillion in tax cuts survives House vote
The House of Representatives passed a resolution that sets the stage for a multi-trillion-dollar bill focused on President Trump's priorities, including border security, defense, and tax cuts. The vote saw 217 Republicans in favor and 215 Democrats opposed, with one Republican dissenting.
The resolution aims to increase spending on border security and defense by $300 billion while seeking $1.5 to $2 trillion in cuts elsewhere. It also includes provisions to extend Trump's tax cuts and raise the debt limit by $4 trillion. The next step involves House committees crafting specific proposals for negotiation with the Senate.
Breitbart: Senate Democrats Move to Block Trump Order for 'Cheaper, More Reliable' Energy
Senate Democrats are attempting to block President Trump’s national energy emergency declaration aimed at increasing American energy production amid rising prices. Senators Tim Kaine and Martin Heinrich have introduced a resolution to terminate the order, arguing it undermines clean energy investments and harms American jobs.
In contrast, Senate Republicans support Trump's energy policies, citing polls that show public favor for increased oil and gas production. They argue that Democrats' actions will lead to higher energy costs and a potential energy crisis, while Republicans push to dismantle Biden's climate agenda.
#society
GB News: Primary school evacuated after 'malicious threat’ sparks major police response
Badbury Park Primary School in Swindon, Wiltshire, was evacuated due to a reported "malicious threat," prompting a significant police response. Officers arrived at approximately 2:30 PM, implementing emergency protocols and establishing a 200-meter cordon around the school.
Specialist officers are currently on-site to assess the situation, and further updates will be provided as necessary.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: UK Boost Defence Spending, Kuwait Independence Day, and Turtles Released Into the Sea
Saudi Arabia's Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington, following a visit to the Pentagon. The discussions come amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and efforts to strengthen U.S.-Saudi relations.
In related news, Ukraine's gas transit to Europe has shifted due to its halt of Russian gas, impacting Slovakia's energy supply. Meanwhile, Philippine authorities arrested two Chinese nationals for espionage, reflecting rising tensions in the South China Sea.
#military
Times Of Israel: Mossad chief backs Netanyahu over decision to hold off on Lebanon offensive
Mossad chief David Barnea defended Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to delay military operations against Hezbollah, asserting that the timing of the beeper operation was crucial for its effectiveness. Barnea emphasized that a larger number of beepers and walkie-talkies were in Hezbollah's possession by September 2024, making the operation more impactful.
Former defense minister Yoav Gallant criticized Netanyahu for not acting sooner, claiming it was a missed opportunity to significantly weaken Hezbollah. Netanyahu countered that an early attack would have opened a two-front war and that the number of operational beepers was far fewer at the time.
#culture
Fox News: Ryan Reynolds’ former co-star Matthew Lawrence claims star had a ‘really hard time’ with production team
Matthew Lawrence recalled working with a young Ryan Reynolds on the 2000 film "Boltneck," describing Reynolds as difficult and not fully engaged. Producers were frustrated with his attempts to inject humor into a darker script, leading to conflicts on set.
Lawrence noted that the crew initially doubted Reynolds' potential, humorously reflecting on their thoughts that he was "going nowhere," given his later success with roles like Deadpool. He acknowledged Reynolds' growth since then.
Breitbart: Rachel Zegler Tries Again to Placate Disney Fans as 'Snow White' Release Nears, Respects 'Passion' of Backlash to Her Woke Commentary
Actress Rachel Zegler addressed backlash from Disney fans regarding her comments on the original Snow White, calling it "dated" and criticizing Prince Florian's portrayal. She interpreted the strong reactions as a sign of passion for the classic film and emphasized her representation as a Latina in the industry.
Zegler acknowledged the mixed sentiments surrounding her casting and expressed pride in her role as a Latina princess. Despite facing criticism, she claimed to have experienced sexism in the backlash and has made controversial statements regarding political opponents.
#crime
Fox News: Alleged cocaine quality control tester for Mexican drug cartel extradited to US
Irma Elvira Cruz, a 60-year-old Mexican woman linked to a drug cartel, has been extradited to the U.S. and charged with conspiracy to import cocaine and possession with intent to distribute. She allegedly tested the quality of cocaine trafficked from Colombia to the U.S.
Cruz is accused of coordinating the transportation of cocaine for distribution, specifically targeting Atlanta. Authorities seized over 321 kilograms of cocaine connected to her activities in 2015.