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#illegals
The Western Journal: Iowa Attorney General Crushes Hopes of County Where Officials Vowed to Block ICE
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has initiated legal action against Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx for his public declaration to obstruct Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Marx's comments, made in a Facebook post, claimed that ICE detainers were unconstitutional and he would not comply with them.
Bird's lawsuit threatens to strip the county of state funding due to Marx's refusal to retract his statements and comply with state law requiring cooperation with immigration authorities. Despite his claims, the lawsuit highlights that Marx has complied with ICE detainers since 2018, contradicting his public stance.
#politics
Le Monde: Anti-Trump rallies draw thousands across the United States
Thousands protested across the U.S. and abroad against President Trump's policies, marking the largest demonstrations since his return to office. Critics targeted his administration's actions on federal employment, immigration, and social protections, rallying under the "Hands Off!" banner.
Organized by various left-leaning groups, the protests highlighted concerns over Trump's governance and perceived power grabs. Despite the significant turnout, the White House dismissed the demonstrations, asserting Trump's commitment to protect social programs for eligible beneficiaries.
Times Of Israel: PM doesn’t know what’s going on in his office, says JPost editor questioned over Qatargate
Zvika Klein, editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post, was questioned by police as a suspect in the Qatargate case involving allegations against aides to Prime Minister Netanyahu. Klein described his distress during a 12-hour interrogation and expressed doubt about Netanyahu's awareness of the situation in his office.
The Qatargate affair centers on potential corruption linked to Netanyahu's aides and their dealings with a pro-Qatar lobbying firm. Klein detailed his journalistic interactions with these aides and his efforts to secure interviews with Qatari officials, emphasizing his commitment to uncovering the truth.
The Economist: How Donald Trump’s tariffs will probably fare in court
A conservative group, the New Civil Liberties Alliance, has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports, claiming he lacked the authority to impose them. This legal challenge could impact the broader tariff strategy initiated in April 2025.
The outcome of this case may significantly affect Trump's second term and his trade policies.
#society
Breitbart: Transportation Sec Duffy: We Need DOGE to Look at NYC Subway System
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized the safety of mass transit in American cities, particularly New York City, where he claims conditions are worsening despite significant federal funding. He highlighted concerns about crime and safety on subways, noting that many riders, especially women, feel unsafe.
Duffy emphasized the need for accountability in how transit funds are spent, urging the New York governor to prioritize security over aesthetics. He suggested that without improvements in safety and efficiency, federal investments in transit systems could be reconsidered.
Times Of Israel: Hamas hostage video shows Maxim Herkin and Bar Kupershtein, in first signs of life
Hamas released a propaganda video featuring hostages Bar Kupershtein and Maxim Herkin, marking the first sign of life since their abduction on October 7, 2023. Families have requested Israeli media refrain from publishing details of the footage.
Both men are among 24 hostages believed alive from the 59 total taken during a Hamas-led attack that killed around 1,200 people. Concerns for their safety have increased as Hamas stated it would not relocate hostages from areas targeted by Israeli forces, warning that the Israeli government would be responsible for any harm to them.
Breitbart: Thousands Protest Across Spain over Soaring Cost of Housing
Protests erupted across Spain as thousands demonstrated against soaring housing costs, particularly in cities like Madrid and Barcelona. Activists and labor unions highlighted the struggles of young people facing unaffordable rents and inadequate public housing, with many forced to live with parents or share apartments.
The average rent has nearly doubled in the past decade, while incomes have stagnated, exacerbating the crisis. Critics blame international hedge funds for exacerbating the situation, leading to calls for stricter regulations on short-term rentals. Experts predict ongoing unrest as the housing crisis persists.
Fox News: Furious charter captain boards boat to berate young fisherman in viral video
A Florida charter boat captain, Brock Horner, has gone viral after aggressively confronting a young fisherman, Gage Towles, over an alleged near-collision. The heated exchange, recorded by Towles, shows Horner boarding Towles' boat and demanding an apology while threatening him.
Horner has since been charged with burglary with assault or battery. His attorney stated that Horner regrets the incident, attributing his behavior to frustration and concern. The attorney also highlighted Horner's military background and the impact of the incident on his personal and professional life.
#economy
Breitbart: French Business Leaders Reject Macron's Call to Stop Investments in U.S.
President Macron's call for French businesses to halt investments in the U.S. has been met with ridicule from business leaders, who emphasize their commitment to the American market despite his concerns over U.S. tariffs. They argue that abandoning U.S. operations is not feasible, especially in the current economic climate.
Major French firms continue to invest significantly in the U.S., with plans for expansion despite Macron's suggestions. U.S. officials warn that any attempts by France to influence investment decisions could lead to financial repercussions.
Breitbart: Coons: Tariffs Would Take a While and Costs of Manufacturing In U.S. 'Still Too High'
Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of large tariffs in reviving steel and auto plants in Delaware, stating it would take five to ten years and that manufacturing costs in the U.S. remain high. He criticized recent cuts to the Manufacturing Extension Partnership, a program supporting small manufacturers.
Coons emphasized the need for effective strategies beyond tariffs to restore U.S. manufacturing, highlighting the challenges faced by local industries.
Breitbart: Slotkin: 'Plenty of Countries' 'Are Cheating' on Trade, 'Particularly China'
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) criticized President Trump's recent tariff policy as poorly executed and lacking strategy, despite acknowledging issues with countries like China cheating in the international trade system. She emphasized the need for a modern trade policy that avoids negative economic impacts.
Slotkin highlighted the bipartisan support for a Senate resolution to revoke tariffs on Canadian goods, though it remains non-binding and unlikely to progress in the House. She called for a more responsible approach to trade policy.
#crime
The Western Journal: Priest Shot at His Own Rectory, Witnesses Identify Older Man as Shooter
A Roman Catholic priest, Father Arul Carasala, was shot and killed outside his rectory in Seneca, Kansas. The suspect, 66-year-old Gary L. Hermesch, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. The motive for the shooting remains unclear.
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann expressed deep sorrow over the loss, highlighting Carasala's role as a beloved leader in the community. A vigil was held for the priest, with prayers offered for both him and the alleged shooter.