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#illegals
Fox News: Father of Marine vet murdered in Mexico praises Trump admin sanctions on Sinaloa cartel: 'Palpable' momentum
The father of Marine veteran Nicholas Quets, murdered at an illegal checkpoint in Mexico, expressed gratitude after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned his son while announcing sanctions against the Sinaloa cartel. Doug Quets highlighted the importance of confronting cartel violence and the support from U.S. officials.
Quets criticized the previous lack of action from officials following his son's death and emphasized the need for accountability against criminal organizations. He praised the Trump administration's efforts in addressing cartel-related issues and expressed hope for justice, despite the personal loss his family has endured.
#politics
Breitbart: Mullin: Since Pelosi Stepped Down as 'Leader' of the Democratic Party, They Have Completely Fallen Apart
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) commented on the Democratic Party's struggles following Nancy Pelosi's exit from leadership, noting a lack of clear direction. He highlighted that prominent figures gaining attention, like Bernie Sanders and AOC, reflect the party's disarray, with current leadership failing to resonate.
Mullin criticized the party's focus on attacking figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump, suggesting it indicates a stagnant strategy. He pointed to low poll numbers among Democrats as evidence of the party's challenges in leadership and voter appeal.
The Western Journal: Jasmine Crockett Roasted After Appearing to Admit She Was a DEI Hire During House Hearing
Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett faced backlash after seemingly admitting to being a DEI hire during a House hearing. She claimed her race and gender played a role in her hiring as a public defender, sparking ridicule from critics who viewed her comments as an endorsement of diversity hiring practices.
Crockett's remarks, made while discussing law enforcement and discrimination, drew laughter and criticism, highlighting ongoing debates about diversity, equity, and inclusion in government roles. Her comments have raised concerns about the implications of DEI policies in Congress.
Times Of Israel: ICC prosecutor facing accusations of retaliation over sexual misconduct claim
UN investigators are probing allegations of sexual misconduct against International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, including claims of retaliation against staff who reported the misconduct. Khan's attorneys deny all allegations and assert he will cooperate with the investigation.
The ICC is currently investigating high-profile figures, including Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Russian President Putin, for alleged war crimes. The ongoing inquiry into Khan has raised concerns about the court's integrity and led to Hungary's withdrawal from the ICC.
Forbes: Trump Fires NSC Officials After Meeting With Far-Right Conspiracy Theorist Laura Loomer
President Trump reportedly fired at least six National Security Council officials following a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, who urged him to dismiss those she deemed disloyal. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz was present during the meeting.
This incident raises concerns about the influence of conspiracy theorists within the Trump administration.
#society
Breitbart: 'Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison Praises Trump's Border Crackdown After Son's Fentanyl Death
Rick Harrison of Pawn Stars has commended the Trump administration for its border policies following his son's fentanyl overdose. He emphasized the urgent need to address the fentanyl crisis, advocating for severe penalties for dealers and stricter border controls to combat the influx of the drug.
Harrison noted the significant reduction in border crossings and expressed hope that these measures would help mitigate the crisis. He highlighted the dangers of fentanyl, calling for a serious crackdown on its production and distribution.
GB News: Pensioner fined £2k by council and blamed for rat infestation after feeding birds
A 76-year-old man in Hartlepool has been fined £2,000 for causing a rat infestation after continuing to feed local wildlife despite a Community Protection Notice prohibiting it. Brian Wilkins was found guilty in court and now faces a Criminal Behaviour Order.
Residents reported increased rat activity linked to the food he scattered, prompting the council's action. Wilkins, who claimed he was helping starving animals, stated he would cease feeding them following the court's decision.
Breitbart: Martina Navratilova 'Fuming' After Female Fencer Punished for Refusing to Face Trans Athlete
Martina Navratilova criticized USA Fencing for disqualifying fencer Stephanie Turner, who refused to compete against a transgender athlete at a recent tournament. Turner took a knee to protest the organization's gender eligibility policy, stating she felt it was unfair to women.
USA Fencing defended its policy as a means to promote inclusivity in the sport, emphasizing the importance of respectful dialogue around the issue. The organization encourages members to voice their opinions while adhering to established guidelines.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin won’t be laughing for much longer
The United States and Europe are experiencing a significant divergence in their approaches, with the U.S. embracing individualism and pragmatism while Europe remains entrenched in technocracy and regulation. This transatlantic rift, often attributed to Donald Trump's influence, may ultimately be temporary and could lead to a necessary recalibration of their relationship.
As Europe becomes more self-reliant in defense against a weakened Russia, the U.S. can shift focus towards countering China. Despite current tensions, the economic and military interdependence between the two remains strong. Future political shifts on both sides may foster a rapprochement that strengthens the alliance.
#culture
Breitbart: Taylor Sheridan's 'Landman,' Famous for Scene Busting Green Energy Myths, Begins Filming Season 2 in Texas
Production has begun in Texas on Season 2 of "Landman," a drama series starring Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy, a crisis manager in the oil industry. Paramount+ announced the start with a photo of Thornton holding the script for the first episode.
The returning cast includes Demi Moore, Andy Garcia, and others. Co-created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, the series is inspired by a podcast about the oil industry. No premiere date has been set.
#crime
The Western Journal: Student Stabbed at High School Track Meet Dies in Twin's Arms, Teen Charged with Murder
A 17-year-old Texas high school student, Austin Metcalf, was fatally stabbed during a regional track meet, dying in his twin brother Hunter's arms. Karmelo Anthony, another 17-year-old student, has been charged with murder following the incident, which reportedly stemmed from a seating dispute.
Austin's parents expressed their grief and questioned the circumstances that led to the tragedy, highlighting the need for accountability. The incident has raised concerns about youth violence and parental responsibility.