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#illegals
GB News: Trump confirms tariffs against Mexico and Canada will come into force as China slapped with additional 10% levy
Donald Trump has confirmed that tariffs against Mexico and Canada will take effect next week, citing their failure to stop illegal crossings into the U.S. He also announced an additional 10% tariff on China, emphasizing the need to address these issues.
Trump reiterated that the tariffs will remain in place until significant improvements are made.
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: The Epstein files
The Trump administration is reportedly cutting 90% of USAID foreign aid contracts. Attorney General Pam Bondi is dismissing DEI lawsuits against police and fire departments while Rep. Andy Ogles prepares legislation to protect FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
In other political news, Trump is urged to assert executive power regarding organ transplants and is also addressing antisemitism in schools. Elon Musk met with Senate Republicans, and there are ongoing discussions about a US-Ukraine mineral deal.
#society
Fox News: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna blasts DOJ over Epstein address book: 'GET US THE INFORMATION WE ASKED FOR'
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna criticized the DOJ for not releasing more comprehensive documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, expressing disappointment that the files included only his phonebook. She has been actively seeking the release of classified records, including those tied to high-profile cases.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the release of Epstein documents but later accused the FBI of withholding thousands of pages. Bondi demanded the complete files be delivered by the next morning, asserting that there would be no limitations on access to the information.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel-Gaza: 'The ceasefire agreement could collapse at any moment'
The recent handover of four Israeli hostages and the release of over 600 Palestinian prisoners marked the end of the first phase of a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Negotiations for the second phase, aimed at further exchanges and Israeli withdrawal, have yet to commence, raising concerns about the agreement's stability.
Qatari officials express pessimism regarding the negotiations, noting that discussions were expected to start earlier but have not. With the deadline approaching, there are fears that the ceasefire could collapse without progress.
#health
Fox News: Brewing tea removes harmful toxins from water, study finds
A study from Northwestern University found that brewing tea can reduce toxic heavy metals, such as lead, in drinking water by about 15%. The process involves tea leaves absorbing these metals, with longer brewing times yielding better results.
While the findings suggest potential health benefits, researchers caution against relying solely on tea for water purification. They emphasize the importance of proper water filtration, especially in schools and childcare centers where lead contamination is prevalent.
#crime
Fox News: Jeffrey Epstein list: AG Pam Bondi releases highly anticipated DOJ documents
The Justice Department has released new Jeffrey Epstein files, including flight logs and a "client list," following Attorney General Pam Bondi's review of classified documents. Bondi indicated that over 250 alleged victims are involved, and their identities will be protected.
Epstein, who died in jail in 2019, had connections to many high-profile individuals. A federal court previously ordered the release of thousands of pages of sealed records, revealing nearly 200 names, many of whom are not accused of crimes.
Fox News: Insurance CEO's home riddled with bullets; gunman remains on the run
A gunman was captured on video shooting the home of SAIF CEO Chip Terhune in Lake Oswego, Oregon, after Terhune received email threats from someone claiming to be the shooter. The suspect, who fled the scene, remains at large.
Terhune has urged employees to stay vigilant, while law enforcement continues to investigate the incident. This shooting follows the murder of another healthcare CEO, highlighting concerns about threats against executives.