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#illegals
Fox News: Trump-appointed judge orders administration to return second deported migrant
A Maryland judge has ordered the Trump administration to return a deported Salvadoran man, Cristian, citing a breach of a settlement agreement regarding young asylum seekers. The ruling emphasizes that deporting members of this group without adjudicating their asylum claims violates contract law.
The judge also issued a temporary restraining order for another asylum seeker, Javier, to prevent his imminent deportation. The administration argued Cristian's deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act due to a prior conviction, but the judge rejected this claim.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump to be in third-tier seats at Pope’s funeral
Donald Trump, while a prominent global figure, may find himself disappointed by the seating arrangements at Pope Francis's funeral. With delegations from around 130 countries, including numerous heads of state, he might end up in the third row rather than the front.
The Vatican's protocol suggests that foreign dignitaries will be seated in a block away from the pope's coffin, with church leaders occupying the opposite side. Official details on seating have yet to be announced.
Times Of Israel: As Harvard funding fight heads to court, Trump bashes university as ‘antisemitic’
President Trump criticized Harvard as an "Anti-Semitic, Far Left Institution" amid a legal battle over his administration's funding freeze. The university has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that the funding conditions are unlawful political interference.
Trump's administration is targeting universities for allegedly tolerating antisemitism and promoting diversity programs, claiming these measures discriminate against non-minorities. The administration's actions include freezing $2.2 billion in funding to Harvard, which has resisted government oversight.
Fox News: Hegseth faces latest battle defending his defense secretary post at the Pentagon
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny amid allegations of misconduct and controversy surrounding his leadership at the Pentagon. Recent reports highlight his involvement in Signal group chats discussing military operations, prompting calls for his resignation from some lawmakers, including Sen. Jack Reed.
Despite bipartisan concerns and a lack of broad Senate support during his confirmation, the White House maintains its backing of Hegseth, asserting he is enacting necessary changes at the Pentagon. However, internal disruptions and criticism from within his party raise questions about his future in the role.
Forbes: Trump Organization Fires Attorney It Hired To Help Prevent Conflicts Of Interest—After President Suggested It
The Trump Organization has terminated ethics attorney William Burck after President Trump criticized him on Truth Social for representing Harvard in a lawsuit against the government. This move raises concerns about the separation between Trump's business interests and his presidency.
Burck was initially hired to prevent conflicts of interest, but Trump's public pressure for his dismissal suggests a blurring of lines between his business and political activities. The Trump Organization has not commented on the situation.
Breitbart: Brazil Poll: Jair Bolsonaro Leads Socialist Lula in Hypothetical 2026 Matchup
A recent survey by Paraná Pesquisas indicates that former President Jair Bolsonaro would defeat current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in a hypothetical election matchup, with Bolsonaro receiving 46% to Lula's 40.4%. Bolsonaro, currently banned from office and facing multiple legal challenges, remains a significant figure in Brazilian politics.
The poll also reveals Lula's disapproval rating has risen to 57.4%, the highest since he began his third term in January 2023. Other hypothetical scenarios suggest Bolsonaro's wife, Michelle, and São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas could also defeat Lula in future elections.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump, in rare rebuke, urges Putin to ‘STOP!’ after deadly Russian attack on Kyiv
President Trump criticized Vladimir Putin for recent missile strikes on Kyiv, urging him to stop the attacks that resulted in casualties. He expressed frustration over the lack of progress in peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, suggesting that Ukrainian President Zelensky's refusal to concede Crimea is prolonging the conflict.
Trump's comments come as international leaders, including French President Macron, emphasize the need for an unconditional ceasefire and criticize Russia's continued aggression. The situation remains tense, with ongoing discussions about potential peace agreements and the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Breitbart: Malawi Detains Chinese Nationals for Alleged Illegal Rare-Earth Mining Scheme
Two Chinese nationals were arrested for trespassing at the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi, suspected of unauthorized geological sampling. The incident raises concerns about industrial espionage, especially given the geopolitical tensions surrounding rare earth resources.
Lindian Resources, managing the project, emphasized the site's strategic importance amid rising trade tensions between the US and China. The trespassers reportedly evaded security, suggesting prior reconnaissance, and this was not their first attempt. Local leaders expressed alarm over the repeated intrusions.
#economy
GB News: 'Higher energy bills' for millions under Ed Miliband 'postcode lottery' proposal - how much will you pay?
Britons may face higher energy bills based on their location under proposed "zonal pricing" plans by Energy Secretary Ed Miliband. While some areas, like northern Scotland, could see lower rates, households in southern England are expected to pay more. Public opposition to this plan is significant, with 58% against it.
Miliband has stated that no decision has been made and emphasized the need for lower bills nationwide. Critics argue that zonal pricing could disrupt clean energy investments and create a "postcode lottery" for energy costs. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is also pushing for investment in clean energy initiatives.
#culture
Fox News: Meghan Markle defends controversial decision not to film Netflix show in her home
Meghan Markle defended her decision to use a staged kitchen for her Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," citing the need to protect her children's environment during filming. She addressed criticisms of being "unrelatable" and emphasized her focus on mental health and boundaries.
Markle expressed contentment with her life, stating she has never felt happier, thanks to her supportive partner and joyful children. She aims to model confidence for both her daughter and son.
#crime
Fox News: Highland Park shooter Robert Crimo III sentenced to life in prison following Fourth of July parade attack
Robert E. Crimo III was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2022 Fourth of July parade shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, which killed seven people and injured 48 others. The judge described him as "irreparably corrupt" and lacking any potential for rehabilitation.
Crimo, who did not attend his sentencing, used a legally purchased rifle to carry out the attack from a rooftop. His father faced charges related to his son's gun license and served a brief jail sentence after pleading guilty to reckless conduct.
#other
Daily Mirror: Nigel Farage blasted over 'fake news' claim about children's health
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