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#illegals
Fox News: University of South Carolina student, 21, killed in hit-and-run crash involving illegal immigrant: DHS
A University of South Carolina student, Nathanial "Nate" G. Baker, was killed in a hit-and-run incident involving 24-year-old Rosali I. Fernandez-Cruz, an alleged illegal immigrant. Fernandez-Cruz has been charged with multiple offenses, including hit-and-run resulting in death.
The crash occurred when Fernandez-Cruz failed to yield while turning, striking Baker on his motorcycle. After the incident, she fled the scene and was later apprehended. The university community is mourning Baker's loss, remembering him as a leader and role model.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump 'In Favor' of Proxy Voting for New Parents, Not Luna Resolution
President Trump expressed support for allowing new parents in the House to vote remotely but did not endorse Rep. Luna's specific resolution. Speaker Johnson has opposed proxy voting, arguing it is unconstitutional and could lead to broader abuses of the practice.
Luna's resolution remains on track for a vote after a group of Republicans sided with Democrats to advance it. Johnson's future steps are uncertain as the House prepares to reconvene.
Fox News: Veteran Washington Post columnist leaves paper, says Jeff Bezos' editorial changes spurred exit
Eugene Robinson, a Washington Post columnist for 20 years, announced his departure in protest of editorial changes mandated by owner Jeff Bezos, which prioritize "personal liberties and free markets." This shift has led to other resignations, including that of veteran columnist Ruth Marcus.
Robinson, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009, confirmed he is not retiring from journalism altogether. Bezos' new direction has sparked controversy, with some staff members expressing dissatisfaction over the editorial constraints imposed on opposing viewpoints.
#society
Breitbart: Venezuela Stages Rally to Demand Release of Tren de Aragua Members Jailed in El Salvador
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil called on the international community to act to release 238 Venezuelan migrants detained in El Salvador, accusing the U.S. of "kidnapping" them under the Alien Enemies Act. The Maduro regime claims these migrants are victims of human rights violations.
During a rally in Caracas, Gil and other officials demanded the immediate liberation of the deportees, likening their detention to historical injustices. The Maduro government has vowed to pursue the return of these migrants, framing the issue as a matter of national sovereignty and human rights.
GB News: Parking row erupts after neighbour repeatedly 'stole' homeowner's space - 'Very awkward!'
A woman sought revenge on a neighbor who repeatedly parked in her designated apartment spot after failed attempts to resolve the issue amicably. She parked closely behind him, forcing him to perform a difficult maneuver to leave, which she found entertaining.
Her post on Reddit garnered praise from users who appreciated her clever approach to dealing with the situation. Many shared similar experiences, highlighting the frustrations of parking disputes.
Breitbart: HUD Secretary Turner Waives FHA Mortgage Rule to Help L.A. Rebuild
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced a waiver of FHA early payment default review requirements for homeowners affected by recent California wildfires. This change allows those in designated disaster areas to delay acknowledging mortgage defaults until the end of July 2025, easing financial pressure.
Turner emphasized the importance of this waiver in helping homeowners retain their properties amid economic losses from the fires. He is actively involved in recovery efforts and may seek additional congressional authority for further assistance.
Front Page Magazine: Killing a Kingdom
The decline of British liberty is alarming, with instances of free speech suppression and the rise of "two-tier" policing under Prime Minister Keith Starmer. Critics highlight the disproportionate treatment of individuals based on demographics, raising concerns about equality under the law.
Cultural institutions are also undergoing significant changes, with efforts to "decolonize" British history and literature, leading to claims that Shakespeare promotes "white European supremacy." The ongoing Islamization of Britain is a focal point of concern, as the establishment grapples with the implications of these shifts.
Front Page Magazine: California Doubles Fine on White Drivers
California's new law, AB-645, introduces a two-tier fine system for speeding violations based on economic status, resulting in significant disparities in penalties for drivers of different racial backgrounds. While one driver might pay $500, a minority driver could pay only $100, reflecting systemic racial bias embedded in the legislation.
Critics argue that this approach not only fails to enhance road safety but may also lead to increased speeding and accidents, disproportionately affecting minority communities. The law is seen as an attempt to address perceived racial inequities in traffic enforcement, yet it risks exacerbating the very issues it aims to resolve.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Qatar denies paying to spread media narrative undermining Egypt’s role in hostage talks
Qatar has denied allegations of funding a disinformation campaign to discredit Egypt's role in hostage negotiations involving Israelis held in Gaza. The accusations arose amid an Israeli investigation into connections between two aides of Prime Minister Netanyahu and a Qatari lobbying firm, which allegedly aimed to promote Doha’s image at Egypt's expense.
The Israeli court has extended the detention of the aides for further questioning, as suspicions of corruption and foreign agent contact are investigated. Qatar condemned the allegations as baseless and part of a misinformation effort to distract from humanitarian issues, while emphasizing its commitment to mediation efforts with Egypt.
Front Page Magazine: The Newsom-China Dance
The book "Fool’s Gold" by Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter critiques California Governor Gavin Newsom's ties to China, particularly through the ChinaSF initiative, which facilitated Chinese investment in the U.S. and operated with minimal oversight. The authors argue that Newsom's actions raise security concerns and suggest he should register as a foreign agent.
They highlight Newsom's pandemic response, including a controversial mask mandate and a no-bid deal with a Chinese company for masks, while enforcing strict lockdowns. The authors contend that Newsom's collaboration with China threatens national security and advocate for stricter regulations on foreign influence in U.S. politics.
Le Monde: Marco Rubio on a mission to reassure Europeans about NATO
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reassured NATO allies in Brussels that the US remains committed to the alliance, despite President Trump's recent aggressive trade policies and controversial remarks about NATO's mutual defense. Rubio aimed to calm concerns among European partners.
He emphasized that the media's portrayal of NATO tensions is exaggerated, while acknowledging Trump's earlier comments questioning NATO's principles. The meeting comes amid stalled ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: Capital One-Discover Merger Cleared By DOJ: What To Know About The $35 Billion Mega Deal
Capital One's $35 billion merger with Discover has cleared a significant regulatory hurdle as the Justice Department found no grounds to block the deal. This merger would position Capital One as the largest credit card issuer in the U.S., adding 300 million cardholders to its existing base.
However, the deal still requires approval from the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which could pose challenges. Critics, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, warn that the merger may lead to increased fees and costs for consumers.
Breitbart: NYTimes: Trump Deportations Will Raise Wages
President Trump's deportation policies may lead to a 17% wage increase for American construction workers, as highlighted by a New York Times article. The absence of low-cost immigrant labor could raise construction costs significantly, benefiting middle-income workers while impacting high-end home prices.
Experts suggest that reduced labor supply from deportations could spur wage growth in construction and other sectors. This shift indicates a potential redistribution of income from the wealthy to the working class, prompting discussions about the broader implications of immigration on wages and productivity.
Breitbart: China Threatens U.S. with Retaliation If Trump Keeps Tariffs
China's Commerce Ministry has demanded that President Trump rescind recently announced tariffs, threatening unspecified countermeasures. The ministry accused the U.S. of unilateralism and violating international trade rules, asserting that trade wars have no winners.
In response to the tariffs, China plans to intensify trade negotiations with the EU, Japan, and South Korea. The new tariffs, which increase the rate on Chinese goods to 54%, may significantly impact China's economy, potentially contracting its GDP by up to 1%.
#culture
The Telegraph: Bruce Springsteen to release seven ‘lost albums’
Bruce Springsteen has announced the release of seven "lost albums" containing unreleased songs recorded over 35 years. Titled Tracks II: The Lost Albums, it includes 83 tracks from 1983 to 2018, with a release date set for June 27.
The collection features a variety of musical styles and will be available in multiple formats, including limited editions with a 100-page book. Springsteen expressed excitement for fans to finally hear the music he has worked on throughout his career.
The Western Journal: Incredible: NFL All-Pro Leads ESPN Personalities in an On-Air Prayer
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson appeared on "The Pat McAfee Show" to address comments from the team's executive vice president regarding his contract negotiations. Despite frustrations over communication, Hendrickson maintained a positive demeanor and led an on-air prayer with the show's hosts.
Hendrickson, a four-time Pro Bowler and standout player, faces contract challenges as the Bengals invest heavily in star receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. His leadership and character are seen as vital for the team's success in the upcoming season.
#crime
Fox News: Mourning mother, twin brother of slain Texas teen speak out: 'Lost my best friend in the blink of an eye'
Austin Metcalf, a 17-year-old student at Memorial High School in Frisco, Texas, was fatally stabbed during a track meet. The altercation began over a seating dispute with 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony, a student from a rival school. Anthony has been arrested and charged with murder.
The Metcalf family is devastated, expressing their grief on "The Will Cain Show." Austin's mother, Meghan, and twin brother, Hunter, shared their heartbreak, urging others to cherish their loved ones. A vigil was held in Austin's honor, drawing significant community support.
Fox News: Drugged suspect in 'altered mental state' stabs six, along with himself, during DC rampage: police
A stabbing incident in Washington D.C.'s Trinidad neighborhood left six people injured, including the suspect, who was reportedly intoxicated and in an altered mental state. The attack occurred around 3:22 p.m., with victims transported to hospitals, all in stable condition.
The suspect also attempted to assault a grandmother and her granddaughters but details on their injuries are unclear. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing crime concerns in the city.
#technology
The Western Journal: Capitalism Triumphs as SpaceX Is First to Achieve New Orbit
SpaceX's recent Falcon 9 Fram2 mission marks a milestone as the first private venture to send humans into orbit over both poles, surpassing NASA's efforts. Funded by blockchain entrepreneur Chun Wang, the mission showcases the advantages of private sector innovation over government initiatives.
SpaceX's achievements, including the first commercial cargo delivery to the International Space Station and the first private crewed mission, highlight its efficiency and success compared to NASA. This mission further emphasizes the effectiveness of capitalism in advancing space exploration.