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#illegals
Breitbart: Police: Councilwoman Incites Mob, Assaults Cops over Illegal Alien Arrest
Worcester, Massachusetts police are calling for an investigation into city councilwoman Etel Haxhiaj for allegedly inciting a violent mob and assaulting officers during the arrest of an illegal alien suspect. The incident escalated as bystanders protested the operation, leading to multiple arrests.
Haxhiaj reportedly encouraged aggression towards law enforcement, contributing to the chaos. The protest involved over two dozen people chanting against the arrest, with some claiming it was a spontaneous reaction while others suspect it was organized by anti-deportation activists.
GB News: Migrants could be deported if convicted of any crime under Labour crackdown as Keir Starmer responds to threat of Reform UK
Labour is proposing a crackdown on immigration that would allow for the deportation of foreign nationals who commit any crime in the UK. This initiative aims to address public concerns over immigration and counter the electoral challenge from Reform UK.
Under the new policy, all foreign nationals convicted of any offense would be reported to the Home Office, with expanded powers to remove them. The measures are part of a White Paper on immigration, reflecting Labour's response to recent electoral setbacks.
#politics
Breitbart: Boyle: Breitbart Beats Legacy Media Traffic Numbers Because People Trust Us
Matthew Boyle stated that Breitbart News surpasses major legacy news outlets in social media traffic, attributing this success to being perceived as a trusted source covering overlooked stories. He emphasized the need for journalistic integrity in an industry facing a trust crisis.
Boyle claimed that Breitbart's focus on conservative viewpoints and honesty resonates with audiences, leading to significant engagement numbers, even exceeding those of the New York Times.
Breitbart: Scott Bessent Announces 'Substantial Progress' in US-China Trade Talks
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced substantial progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations, held in Geneva. Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reported productive discussions with Chinese officials, indicating that differences may not be as significant as previously thought.
President Trump expressed optimism about the negotiations, highlighting a constructive atmosphere. The talks aim to resolve ongoing tariff disputes, with both sides acknowledging the potential for a fairer trade deal. Details are expected to be released soon.
Breitbart: Jasmine Crockett: Dems Backing 'Safest White Boy' for 2028 Election
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) indicated that Democrats are eyeing a specific candidate for the 2028 presidential election, expressing concerns about the party's history with female candidates. She emphasized a preference for a male candidate, stating that donors are rallying behind someone who is neither a woman nor a Black person.
Crockett criticized former President Trump, highlighting his unique appeal despite his controversial behavior. Meanwhile, some Senate Democrats are wary of the prospect of former Vice President Kamala Harris running again in 2028.
#society
The Epoch Times: End of Ranching in Iconic California Community Signals Bigger War on Land Use in West
Point Reyes Station, California, is facing a significant shift as a recent agreement will end most ranching operations in the Point Reyes National Seashore. This has sparked conflict between preservationists, who argue ranching harms the environment, and family ranchers, who see themselves as stewards of the land.
The deal, involving environmental groups and the National Park Service, has raised concerns about the future of ranching and land use in the West. Critics argue that the settlement undermines the agricultural heritage of the area and may lead to further legal battles over land management.
#culture
Le Monde: Is it ever a good idea to... wear your convictions on the red carpet?
Red carpet events often serve as platforms for celebrities to convey social or geopolitical messages, with examples including Cate Blanchett's dress referencing Palestine and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s "Tax the rich" gown. This raises questions about the appropriateness of such statements during glamorous occasions.
While some argue that these events should remain focused on entertainment, others believe it's possible to express important opinions without overshadowing the occasion. Yseult's appearance at Cannes, showcasing body inclusivity through a classic Dior design, exemplifies how impactful messages can be conveyed subtly.
#health
Fox News: Trump to sign executive order he says will slash drug prices by up to 80%
President Trump announced plans to sign an executive order aimed at reducing prescription drug prices by 30% to 80%. He criticized the high costs in the U.S. compared to other countries and emphasized the need for fairness in healthcare pricing.
The order will implement a "Most Favored Nation" policy, aligning U.S. drug prices with the lowest global prices, which Trump claims will save Americans and the country trillions of dollars.
#crime
Human Events: 20-year-old UK woman saves herself from kidnapping after fleeing balaclava-clad stranger who pulled her into a stolen car
A 20-year-old woman in Hove, UK, escaped an abduction attempt by 22-year-old Cameron Boxall, who tried to drag her into a stolen car. She fought back, kicking and punching him until he threw her out of the moving vehicle. Boxall has been sentenced to five years in prison for kidnapping and car theft.
The court heard Boxall had targeted her after asking for directions, with the intent to rob her. The victim described feeling traumatized and violated, stating that the incident changed her perception of safety in the world.