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#illegals
Breitbart: Kristi Noem Warns Those Who Threaten ICE Agents, Officers
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem issued a warning against threats to federal law enforcement following a TikTok video encouraging violence against ICE agents. She emphasized that those who threaten or harm officers will face prosecution.
The video, which advocates shooting ICE agents, claims such actions could be justified as self-defense. This comes amid heightened threats against ICE personnel, particularly as deportation operations targeting criminal aliens have intensified.
Fox News: Texas claims border islands used by Mexican cartels, asks Trump admin to secure and defend
Texas has claimed two islands along the Rio Grande, Beaver Island and the Roma Islands, to combat cartel activities. These areas have been used by drug organizations for smuggling and hiding illegal operations. The state aims to enhance law enforcement presence and eliminate these safe havens.
The move is part of Texas's broader strategy to address cross-border crime and illegal immigration, following initiatives like Operation Lone Star. The state has previously declared other islands, such as Fronton Island, as part of Texas to improve security and reduce criminal activity.
#politics
Breitbart: Jair Bolsonaro Speaks out on Brazil Court Persecution: 'Where Is My Crime?'
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro faces trial for allegedly attempting to orchestrate a coup against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, with potential prison time of up to 39 years. Bolsonaro claims the charges are unjust and denies any wrongdoing, asserting he discussed constitutional measures to maintain order during a politically unstable period.
Lula has responded to Bolsonaro's situation, emphasizing accountability and stating that the trial is about the actions taken against Brazil's sovereignty. Bolsonaro's legal troubles include accusations of falsifying a vaccination card to enter the U.S. amid strict COVID-19 regulations.
Fox News: Massie and several GOP colleagues push proposal to require dual citizenship disclosure by political candidates
Several House Republicans, led by Rep. Thomas Massie, are advocating for the "Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act," which would mandate federal political candidates to disclose any foreign citizenship. Massie argues that dual citizens should either renounce their foreign citizenship or at least inform voters of their dual status.
Massie believes that voters should be aware of any foreign citizenship held by candidates, particularly those serving in Congress, and suggests that such individuals should abstain from votes that could benefit their other countries of citizenship.
Breitbart: Semiautomatic Ban, Ammunition Controls Go To CO Governor's Desk
Colorado's legislature has passed a semiautomatic firearms ban and new ammunition controls, now awaiting Governor Jared Polis's approval. The legislation includes a process for exemptions through training similar to concealed carry permits, effective August 1, 2026, if signed into law.
The ban targets most semiautomatic rifles, pistols, and shotguns. This move follows extensive discussions in both the Senate and House to reconcile differences in the proposed laws.
The Telegraph: Labour faces a serious threat from Gaza independents and the Greens
The recent local election in Redbridge saw independent Noor Jahan Begum win a significant victory, capitalizing on pro-Palestine sentiments amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. Labour's vote dropped sharply, reflecting demographic shifts and changing political allegiances in the area.
This election result raises concerns for Labour's future, as it faces challenges from both pro-Palestine independents and the Greens, who have gained traction in various constituencies. The fragmentation of the political landscape may threaten national cohesion and stability, with potential implications for broader electoral dynamics.
Breitbart: Report: White House Will Assume Control of Briefing Room Seat Assignments
The White House plans to take control of media seating in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room, moving away from the current system managed by the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA). This restructuring aims to reflect modern media consumption, incorporating digital influencers and newer outlets.
The initiative includes a designated "New Media" seat to enhance coverage diversity and accessibility. The WHCA may also consider changing its bylaws to improve relations with the White House. This shift follows efforts to adapt the briefing room to changing media landscapes.
#society
Fox News: NYC Dem calls on NYPD to investigate car shoppers 'aggressively' test driving Teslas on city streets
A New York City council member has urged the NYPD to investigate reports of reckless driving by potential Tesla buyers testing Cybertrucks near a showroom in the Meatpacking District. Councilman Erik Bottcher highlighted concerns over safety, as individuals reportedly drove aggressively on public streets.
This request comes amid nationwide protests against Tesla and CEO Elon Musk, with demonstrations planned as part of a "Tesla Takedown" movement. Bottcher emphasized the need for swift action to prevent further public safety risks in the area.
Forbes: Epstein Whistleblower And Prince Andrew Accuser Hospitalized After ‘Serious Accident’
Virginia Giuffre, a prominent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew, is currently hospitalized following a serious accident involving a school bus. Her spokesperson confirmed she is receiving medical care and appreciates public support.
Giuffre has been a key figure in the Epstein investigation, alleging abuse by Epstein and Prince Andrew during her youth. She settled lawsuits against both Epstein and Andrew, acknowledging her status as a victim of abuse.
Human Events: UK preschool suspends toddler for being ‘transphobic’ or ‘homophobic’
A toddler was suspended from a UK nursery for alleged homophobia or transphobia, as revealed by a freedom of information request. The Department for Education recorded this under "abuse against sexual orientation and gender identity," with suspensions for similar reasons rising in primary schools.
J.K. Rowling criticized the situation, calling it "totalitarian insanity." Overall, suspensions in primary schools increased significantly, with the government emphasizing the need for a safe environment while ensuring that disciplinary actions remain proportionate.
Times Of Israel: UAE confirms sentencing 3 to death, 1 to life in prison, over killing of Chabad rabbi
The United Arab Emirates has sentenced three Uzbek nationals to death for the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, an Israeli-Moldovan citizen, in November 2024. The court found the defendants guilty of committing the murder for a “terrorist purpose,” with evidence including confessions and forensic reports.
Kogan, who was involved in expanding Jewish life in the UAE, was reported missing before his body was discovered. The UAE has affirmed its commitment to combating terrorism and protecting all residents, despite the recent tensions following the Hamas attack on Israeli communities.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron vows to defend science as host of UN oceans summit
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need to defend scientific integrity against major powers undermining research funding in a speech ahead of the UN Oceans Conference in Nice. He criticized U.S. funding cuts and outlined priorities for ocean conservation, including expanding protected areas and addressing pollution.
The conference aims to rally global support for ocean governance, with Macron seeking to increase treaty ratifications. Environmental groups urged leaders to fulfill existing commitments rather than make new pledges. The OECD warned that the ocean economy's growth could stall without stronger protections.
#culture
Fox News: Helen Mirren says she's opposed to female James Bond because character is 'born out of profound sexism'
Helen Mirren expressed her disinterest in a female James Bond, criticizing the character as "born out of profound sexism." She believes there are many real stories of female spies that deserve to be told instead.
Mirren praised former Bond actors Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig but reiterated her stance against altering the iconic character's gender. The future direction of the Bond franchise remains uncertain after Amazon's acquisition of MGM Studios.
#health
Human Events: JOSHUA LISEC: The real problem with RFK’s proposed SNAP restrictions
The debate over food stamp eligibility for "junk" food has intensified, with Secretary of Health and Human Services RFK Jr. advocating for stricter limits. Critics argue that defining "junk" is subjective, complicating the proposal. They emphasize the need for a clearer understanding of what constitutes healthy food.
Proponents of a new nutritional standard suggest a bottom-up approach, drawing on insights from experts like Dr. Philip Ovadia, who promotes an "Ancestral Food Pyramid." This model emphasizes traditional diets that have sustained humanity for millennia, advocating for a shift in what foods should be subsidized through programs like SNAP.
Human Events: SHANE CASHMAN: RFK Jr. should ban junk food from EBT benefits
SNAP benefits should not be used to purchase unhealthy foods like soda and candy, which are detrimental to public health. With nearly 41 million Americans relying on SNAP, it's crucial that taxpayer dollars support nutritious options rather than contribute to rising obesity rates among children.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advocates for reforming SNAP to eliminate purchases of junk food, arguing that this would not only improve health outcomes but also alleviate burdens on government healthcare systems. Critics of this proposal suggest it undermines personal choice, but the priority should be ensuring that SNAP serves its intended purpose of providing essential nutrition.
#technology
GB News: AirPods rival from British startup slashed to just £25 on Amazon, but this price cut ends at midnight
British startup Nothing has launched budget-friendly CMF Buds, priced at £24.99, featuring Active Noise Cancellation, 35.5 hours of total battery life, and Bluetooth 5.3. The Spring Deal Days sale offers discounts on these earbuds, which are designed for quality sound and convenience.
Additionally, the CMF Buds Pro 2, typically £59.99, are now available for £44.99, boasting advanced features like hybrid ANC, dual drivers, and a smart dial for intuitive controls. Both models have received positive reviews for their performance and design.