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Front Page Magazine: Would the Left Finally Explain the Inexplicable?
The Biden administration has allowed between 10 and 12 million illegal immigrants into the U.S., raising concerns about the impact on social services and public safety. Critics argue this approach undermines immigration laws and suggests a broader agenda to alter demographics and expand government dependency.
Additionally, there are allegations of a coordinated effort to discredit former President Trump through multiple legal challenges and impeachments, raising questions about the integrity of the political system. The motivations behind these actions remain unclear, fueling speculation about the left's long-term strategy.
Fox News: Chuck Todd warns Buttigieg could be 'toxic' in 2028 due to Biden ties
Chuck Todd warned that former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg could be viewed as a "toxic" candidate for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination due to his association with President Biden, whose declining performance is under scrutiny. Todd emphasized that anyone connected to Biden may face backlash and will need to justify their roles.
He criticized Democratic leaders, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, for their silence on Biden's issues and suggested that they share responsibility for the current political climate. Todd's comments reflect growing concerns within the party about the implications of Biden's presidency on future candidates.
Forbes: James Comey Under Investigation For Post Suggesting To Get Rid Of Trump, Noem Says
The Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security are investigating former FBI Director James Comey after he posted an image on Instagram that critics interpreted as a violent message toward Trump. Comey has since apologized, stating he did not intend for the post to be associated with violence.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem accused Comey of implying a call for Trump's assassination, while FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed awareness of the situation and stated the bureau would support the Secret Service in the investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Kalia Beach, a seaside settlement in the West Bank
Kalia Beach, located in the West Bank, attracts international tourists who visit biblical sites. Despite its location in an area under Israeli control since 1967, visitors may not realize they are in the West Bank, as signage is primarily in Hebrew and English, with Arabic in smaller print.
The beach operates within a settlement deemed illegal under international law, yet many perceive it as an Israeli destination. The route to Kalia Beach is marked by Israeli flags and signs, reinforcing the notion of its identity as part of Israel, amidst the complex geopolitical landscape.
Front Page Magazine: The Netherlands to Block Extension of EU-Israel Action Plan
Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp plans to veto the extension of the EU-Israel Action Plan, citing Israel's blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza as a violation of international law. However, Israel claims its aid distribution plan aims to prevent Hamas from diverting aid.
Critics, including Geert Wilders, argue Veldkamp's actions are misguided and politically motivated, potentially undermining support for Israel within the EU. The situation remains tense as the Dutch government navigates internal and external pressures regarding its stance on Israel.
Front Page Magazine: How Should the Americans Hasten the Fall of the Iranian Regime?
To hasten the fall of the Iranian regime, the U.S. should intensify sanctions rather than lift them. With a third of Iranians living in poverty, the regime's financial support for militant groups has backfired. Dissidents urge the U.S. to issue an ultimatum regarding nuclear enrichment and missile capabilities.
They argue that military action would only bolster nationalist sentiment, while effective sanctions could cripple the regime. The focus should be on cutting off oil sales and imports, thereby undermining the regime's power and preventing it from achieving nuclear capabilities, which would threaten regional stability.
#history
GB News: Mysterious 200-year-old shipwreck discovered by child with metal detector on beach - 'Did not expect to find this!'
A ten-year-old boy, Lucas Atchison, discovered a nearly 200-year-old shipwreck while using a metal detector on a beach in Ontario, Canada. His find began with a steel spike, leading to the identification of a wrecked vessel, potentially the schooner St. Anthony, which sank in 1856.
Following the discovery, Lucas and his father reported it to the Ontario Marine Heritage Committee, which has since begun excavation. The ship will be reburied to preserve its structure for future study.