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#illegals
Fox News: Denver mayor grilled over area’s Tren de Aragua problem as GOP lawmaker says policies to blame
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston faces criticism for the city's sanctuary policies, which some claim provide a safe haven for violent gangs and cartels. During a congressional hearing, he defended his stance, stating Denver is a "welcoming city," despite rising crime linked to groups like the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
Johnston's administration has cut police funding to address the influx of migrants, leading to concerns about public safety. Critics argue these policies have allowed criminal organizations to thrive, while Johnston seeks to negotiate with federal authorities on immigration issues.
#politics
The Mirror: Lip reader exposes JD Vance's chilling 3-word threat moments before Trump speech
JD Vance, a close ally of Donald Trump, reportedly made a threatening remark about a "full reckoning" for Trump's enemies during a conversation with House Speaker Mike Johnson prior to Trump's speech to Congress. A lip-reading expert claims Vance expressed confidence in the speech while also commenting on the challenges of delivering it.
Trump's address drew strong reactions, with supporters applauding while Democrats criticized him for favoring wealthy individuals like Elon Musk. Oregon Senator Jeff Merkle condemned Trump's approach, arguing it undermines essential government functions for working families.
Fox News: DNC hires new top exec with long history of pushing racial grievances, leftist ideology
The Democratic National Committee has appointed Roger Lau as its new executive director, despite calls for moderation following a poor election performance. Lau's history includes promoting far-left ideologies and supporting progressive causes, including a letter that described the U.S. as built on "racism" and "genocide."
Critics have pointed out that Lau's past associations and the DNC's recent leadership choices, including Vice Chair David Hogg, suggest the party may not be learning from its electoral setbacks. The DNC aims to strengthen grassroots organizing and messaging as it prepares for upcoming elections.
#society
GB News: M1 traffic: 'Significant spillage' from serious collision causes hour-long delays and gridlock chaos
Motorists in the East Midlands are advised to avoid the M1 northbound at J29A Markham Vale due to a serious collision causing significant spillage and road closures. Traffic is being diverted, with delays of at least 90 minutes expected.
Emergency resurfacing is required, and normal traffic conditions are anticipated to resume in about two hours. National Highways reports ongoing congestion in the area.
Fox News: Meghan Markle in ‘dire situation' amid rebrand ridicule: expert
Meghan Markle's new Netflix show, "With Love, Meghan," has been met with criticism for its perceived inauthenticity and lack of relatability. Experts suggest that her attempts to revamp her image and connect with audiences may fall short due to her existing public perception as "unlikable."
Despite the negative reviews, some believe Markle has the potential for a comeback if she maintains focus on her family and authenticity. The show features her sharing recipes and hosting tips but has been labeled as "cringey" and overly staged by critics.
Fox News: Trump guest shares special message to president after address to Congress
January Littlejohn, a mother, spoke out against transgender ideology during President Trump's address to Congress, highlighting her experience with her daughter's school secretly facilitating a social transition. Trump emphasized his administration's commitment to protecting children from what he termed "toxic ideologies" and announced an executive order banning public schools from promoting such ideologies.
Littlejohn expressed gratitude for Trump's support but noted the ongoing struggle against gender identity ideology in schools, which she believes harms children. She urged parents to understand the potential dangers of social transitions and emphasized the importance of allowing children to navigate their identities naturally.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syria vows end to ‘painful legacy’ of chemical arms
Syria's foreign minister, Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani, pledged to dismantle the country's chemical weapons stockpiles in a speech to the OPCW, marking a significant shift following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. He emphasized the need for transparency and cooperation with the international community.
The OPCW aims to establish a permanent presence in Syria to document and destroy these weapons, amid concerns that evidence may have been lost due to Israeli airstrikes targeting military assets. Previous investigations have linked the Assad regime to chemical attacks during the civil war.
#health
Fox News: Boy honored by Trump says cancer won't slow him down until 'God calls' him home
Devarjaye "DJ" Daniel, a 13-year-old cancer patient, received an honorary Secret Service badge from President Trump during a joint session of Congress. DJ, diagnosed with high-grade brain cancer, has undergone 13 surgeries and aims to collect 1,000 honorary badges from agencies across the country.
DJ expresses gratitude for the support he has received and aspires to become a police officer to help others, inspired by the kindness of law enforcement. His father emphasizes the importance of resilience and positivity in their journey, highlighting the challenges faced by children with cancer.
#crime
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger's defense claims he has autism in bid to avoid firing squad
Bryan Kohberger's defense team argues that his autism spectrum disorder (ASD) should exempt him from the death penalty if convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students. The defense claims his condition affects his behavior and communication, potentially leading to misinterpretations of guilt by jurors.
Legal experts suggest this defense is unlikely to succeed, as Idaho law does not recognize autism as a mitigating factor against capital punishment. The trial is set to begin on August 11, 2024, after multiple delays.