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#politics
Fox News: Inside House Republicans' new task force to battle criminal Mexican cartels
Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, asserts that combating Mexican drug cartels will be a long-term effort, potentially spanning 20 years. However, he believes Congress can initiate impactful changes within weeks by reallocating funds from various government departments to support anti-cartel measures.
Crenshaw is leading a new task force focused on legislative action against the cartels, contrasting with last year's effort that lacked resources. He emphasizes the need for increased funding and military support for Mexican forces to effectively combat the cartels, which he describes as a "terrorist insurgency."
Fox News: JD Vance gears up to talk economic priorities during trips to Italy, India
Vice President JD Vance will embark on a trip to Italy and India, focusing on economic and geopolitical discussions with leaders including Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This marks his third international trip under the Trump administration.
The visit follows a surge of interest from over 75 countries seeking trade negotiations with the U.S. amid recent tariff announcements. Vance's previous trips included engagements on European defense and military operations in Greenland.
The Federalist: Letitia James Accused Of Exactly What She Prosecuted Trump For
New York Attorney General Letitia James, who pursued Donald Trump for allegedly inflating property values to secure loans, is now under federal criminal referral for allegedly misrepresenting property details to obtain favorable loan terms. This includes claims about her primary residence in Virginia while serving in New York.
The referral suggests James may have falsified records for loans, raising questions about her own adherence to the standards she enforced against Trump. Legal experts have noted the irony in her situation, emphasizing that her actions could lead to serious charges, including bank fraud and making false statements.
The Western Journal: White House Activates Nuclear Option After Judge’s Ruling on Associated Press
The Trump administration is changing media access rules following a federal judge's order to grant the Associated Press access to White House events. The new policy reduces the number of spots available for wire services like AP, Reuters, and Bloomberg, replacing one with a print journalist's position.
The White House argues that AP's previous access was excessive and that the new rules reflect a shift in media dynamics. Despite criticism from AP, the administration maintains that its discretion over media pool composition is constitutionally supported.
#society
Times Of Israel: Rescued hostage Noa Argamani included in Time’s 100 Most Influential People of 2025
Noa Argamani, a former hostage rescued from Hamas captivity, has been named one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2025. She expressed gratitude for the recognition, emphasizing the importance of raising awareness about the ongoing hostage crisis and the urgent need for advocacy.
Argamani was abducted during the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack and has since become a vocal advocate for the release of remaining hostages, including her partner. Her story has resonated globally, symbolizing resilience and the ongoing struggle faced by many.
The Economist: Plastics are greener than they seem
The history of synthetic plastics began in 1863 when billiards player Michael Phelan sought a substitute for scarce ivory used in billiard balls. His company offered a reward, leading to the creation of celluloid, the first major synthetic plastic.
Despite concerns about waste, advancements in plastic technology suggest that these materials may be more environmentally friendly than previously thought.
Human Events: Tommy Robinson to remain in solitary confinement for entire 18-month sentence, court rules
Tommy Robinson will remain in solitary confinement for the duration of his 18-month sentence after a court denied his appeal regarding his imprisonment conditions. He claims isolation is harming his mental health, but the judge ruled there was no evidence of mistreatment and cited serious threats to his safety from other inmates.
Robinson was sentenced for violating a court order related to false claims about a Syrian refugee. He has been in a closed wing at HMP Woodhill since November 1, with no interaction with other prisoners, and is scheduled for release on July 25.
GB News: Duncan Bannatyne, 76, issues demand to fellow gym owners as he lauds landmark Supreme Court woman definition ruling
Duncan Bannatyne, a gym chain owner, advocates for "single sex spaces" in gyms following a Supreme Court ruling defining "woman" as referring only to biological women. This decision has been praised by women's rights advocates, including For Women Scotland.
Bannatyne's call aligns with concerns over women's rights and safety in changing rooms, emphasizing that no men should be allowed in women's spaces. The ruling has sparked discussions among public figures, including criticism of political leaders for their previous stances on gender identity.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: AI models could help negotiators secure peace deals
AI models are being developed to assist negotiators in securing peace deals, particularly in complex situations like the ongoing war in Ukraine. As political alliances shift and negotiations become increasingly challenging, these tools aim to support decision-makers in navigating the tumultuous landscape.
The integration of AI into diplomacy could enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of negotiations, providing valuable insights and strategies. This innovation reflects a growing trend of leveraging technology to address global conflicts and improve diplomatic outcomes.
Fox News: Bipartisan senators push tougher penalties for foreign-backed crimes on US soil
A bipartisan group of senators has introduced the DETERRENCE Act, aimed at increasing penalties for crimes committed in the U.S. on behalf of foreign governments. The legislation responds to recent threats against U.S. journalists, particularly an Iranian-born journalist targeted by foreign nationals.
The bill proposes harsher sentences for murder-for-hire schemes, attempted murder, stalking, and kidnapping linked to foreign adversaries. Senators emphasize the need to protect national security and hold accountable those who collaborate with foreign entities to commit crimes on American soil.
#military
The Telegraph: The US Navy could use oil platforms as mobile missile reloading bases in the Pacific
The US Navy is exploring innovative solutions to maintain its naval superiority amid a rapidly modernizing Chinese fleet. Engineering firm Leidos Gibbs and Cox has proposed converting surplus oil platforms into mobile floating arsenals capable of rearming warships at sea, significantly improving missile resupply efficiency.
These platforms could transport and reload missiles directly to ships, enhancing operational readiness during conflicts. However, potential budget cuts under the Trump administration may jeopardize this initiative and other modernization efforts within the Navy.
#health
Le Monde: The first time Le Monde wrote 'tiger mosquito'
The tiger mosquito, a vector for dengue, Zika, and chikungunya, is causing concern in France, particularly in La Réunion, where a chikungunya epidemic has led to six deaths this year. Military personnel have been deployed for mosquito management amid fears of its spread in mainland France.
This species is expanding northward, attributed to climate change and urbanization, transitioning from an exotic threat to a local issue. Misidentification in media between tiger mosquitoes and their similar relatives has also been noted.
#crime
The Western Journal: Residents of Ritzy Gated Community Furious as Karmelo Anthony Moves in Next Door: Report
Residents of a gated community in Texas are upset after Karmelo Anthony, 17, charged with murder for the stabbing of Austin Metcalf, moved in nearby. Anthony's bail was reduced from $1 million to $250,000, allowing his release despite community concerns about safety.
Locals expressed fear and disbelief, questioning why a knife was present at a track meet and voicing discomfort about a murder suspect living among them. Anthony's defense argued for a lower bail, citing his lack of prior offenses and the family's financial pressures.
Fox News: Tom Homan 'disgusted' by Dem senator's trip to bring home alleged MS-13 gang member
Border czar Tom Homan criticized Democrats, particularly Sen. Chris Van Hollen, for advocating the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member. Homan emphasized that Abrego Garcia's removal was necessary for public safety, labeling him a terrorist.
Homan expressed dismay at Van Hollen's actions, citing local crime attributed to illegal immigrants in Maryland. The Supreme Court recently mandated the government to facilitate Abrego Garcia's case, which has sparked debate over his gang affiliation.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy set to copy Luke Littler as golf star receives special invite following dramatic Masters triumph
Rory McIlroy, who recently completed golf's career Grand Slam by winning the Masters, has been invited to parade his trophy at Manchester United's Old Trafford. The invitation comes from United's manager Ruben Amorim, who praised McIlroy's achievement as inspirational for the struggling team.
McIlroy expressed interest in attending, noting that it could inspire better performances from the club, which currently sits 14th in the Premier League. His schedule may pose challenges, but the invitation highlights a connection between the golfer's success and the club's aspirations.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Nvidia announces plans to make AI supercomputers in US
Nvidia plans to manufacture AI supercomputers entirely in the U.S. for the first time. Additionally, robots are being utilized on dairy farms to enhance efficiency and create a stress-free environment for cows.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a hydrogen-powered, rideable four-legged robot, while a new semi-humanoid robot, the FlashBot Arm, is set to revolutionize service robotics with its human-like interaction capabilities.