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#politics
Fox News: White House sending $9.4 billion DOGE cuts package to Congress next week
The White House plans to propose a federal spending cut package to Congress next week, targeting approximately $9.4 billion. The proposal, known as a "rescissions package," aims to block previously allocated funds, primarily affecting NPR, PBS, and USAID.
This move follows the House's recent passage of a significant tax-and-spending bill, with GOP leaders eager to act on the rescissions package once it arrives. The deadline for Congress to address it is 45 days, coinciding with ongoing discussions regarding fiscal year 2026 appropriations.
Fox News: AOC fundraises on trying to abolish ICE amid Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has renewed her call to abolish ICE in a fundraising email, prompting criticism from Republicans. The NRCC accused her of pushing an extreme agenda that includes defunding the police and open borders, highlighting a divide within the Democratic Party.
Ocasio-Cortez argues that she is labeled extreme for her progressive views, including Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. She has been a prominent figure in the "abolish ICE" movement since her 2018 campaign, while younger progressives continue to challenge older Democrats on immigration issues.
The Western Journal: Elon Musk Speaks Out Against 'Big, Beautiful Bill,' Says It 'Undermines' DOGE
Elon Musk criticized the "Big Beautiful Bill" in Congress, claiming it undermines efforts by his Department of Government Efficiency and increases the budget deficit. He expressed disappointment over the bill's passage and highlighted issues within the federal bureaucracy.
Musk also defended DOGE against misplaced blame and noted the challenges of improving Washington's inefficiencies. He plans to focus on technology projects that can yield significant improvements in government operations.
#society
Breitbart: WNBA Could 'Not Substantiate' Allegations of Racist Comments Toward Angel Reese
The WNBA has concluded its investigation into alleged racist attacks against Chicago Sky player Angel Reese, finding no evidence to substantiate the claims. The league emphasized its commitment to maintaining a safe and inclusive environment for fans and players alike.
The Chicago Sky expressed appreciation for the league's prompt response and thorough investigation. Reactions on social media were divided, with some questioning the validity of the allegations while others felt the league did not take them seriously enough.
Breitbart: Legalise Weed Says London Mayor Sadiq Khan
London Mayor Sadiq Khan supports decriminalizing small quantities of cannabis, citing a report from the London Drugs Commission. The report argues that current laws exacerbate tensions between police and ethnic communities, particularly affecting young black men.
Khan states that the existing regulations "cannot be justified" and endorses the idea of treating cannabis differently from more serious drugs. Recommendations include removing cannabis from the Misuse of Drugs Act and addressing the disproportionate impact of possession laws.
GB News: Mother of Princess Beatrice's stepson stuns in golden gown at wedding in Italy
Dara Huang attended a lavish wedding in Tuscany, wearing a striking golden gown and sharing her experience on social media. The event celebrated a close friend, and she expressed gratitude for the beautiful occasion. Huang has a son with Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Princess Beatrice's husband.
Huang, who recently split from investor Filippos Kodellas de la Morena, maintains a positive co-parenting relationship with Mozzi and Beatrice. She emphasizes the importance of a supportive environment for her son, Wolfie, who has been included in royal family events.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump can still stop Putin, but only by acting now
Donald Trump has cautioned Russia against its ongoing military actions in Ukraine, labeling it as “playing with fire.” However, his inconsistent stance towards Vladimir Putin has raised concerns about the effectiveness of his approach. While Trump has attempted to negotiate peace, recent developments suggest that Putin is not genuinely interested in a resolution.
As Russia intensifies its military efforts and makes territorial gains, Trump’s realization that his previous negotiations have been ineffective has led to a more confrontational tone. Experts believe that a stronger U.S. response, including potential sanctions and military support for Ukraine, could alter the course of the conflict.
Breitbart: Czech Republic Claims China Cyberattack on its Foreign Ministry
The Czech government has accused China of conducting cyberattacks on its Foreign Ministry's communication network, starting in 2022. The attacks, attributed to the APT31 group linked to the Chinese Ministry of State Security, targeted critical infrastructure.
Czech officials condemned the campaign, stating it harms bilateral relations and undermines China's credibility. NATO and the EU also condemned the attacks, labeling them as unacceptable breaches of international norms.
Fox News: Russia says 'Trump is not being sufficiently informed' after calling Putin 'absolutely CRAZY'
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov criticized Donald Trump, claiming he is "not being sufficiently informed" about the Ukraine war. Ryabkov stated that Trump lacks understanding of the situation, particularly regarding Ukrainian strikes on Russian cities, which he labeled as "terrorist attacks."
In response to the ongoing conflict, Trump expressed that Putin has "gone absolutely CRAZY" and warned that the war would not have started if he were president. He criticized both Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and President Biden, asserting that the current situation is a result of their actions.
#military
Breitbart: North Korea, Which Regularly Threatens to Nuke U.S., Condemns Trump's 'Golden Dome'
North Korea condemned President Trump's proposed "Golden Dome" missile defense system, which aims to protect North America from advanced missile threats. The plan, similar to Israel's Iron Dome, has drawn ire from Pyongyang and Beijing, who claim it escalates military tensions and threatens sovereign nations.
Despite the criticism, the U.S. maintains that the Golden Dome is essential for national security, particularly against North Korea's ongoing missile threats. The North's Foreign Ministry accused the U.S. of pursuing aggressive military strategies, while failing to acknowledge its own nuclear ambitions.
#culture
The Western Journal: Vile: Ending to Disney's Newest Live-Action Adaptation Eschews Family for Feminist Nonsense
Disney's latest live-action remake of "Lilo & Stitch" has drawn criticism for altering the original's core themes of family and belonging. Instead of a heartwarming conclusion, the new version sees Nani giving Lilo up to the state to pursue her career, which some view as a departure from the film's message.
The backlash isn't limited to conservatives; even some progressives are upset, arguing that the film promotes colonialist ideas. Critics contend that Disney's attempts to cater to various ideologies have resulted in a muddled narrative, detracting from the entertainment value.
#crime
Fox News: Woman severely beaten during invasion at Beanie Babies tycoon's home: report
Russell Maxwell Phay, 42, has been charged with first-degree attempted murder and other violent crimes after allegedly beating a woman, L. Malek Aslanian, inside Ty Warner's Montecito mansion. The incident left her in a comatose state due to brain injury.
Phay was found barricaded in a bathroom and attempted to escape by jumping out a window but was quickly apprehended. He is being held on $1 million bail and is scheduled to appear in court.
Fox News: DHS video honors Marine killed by Mexican cartel, touts Trump's crackdown on 'terrorists'
The Department of Homeland Security released a video honoring Marine Corps veteran Nicholas Quets, who was killed by the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico. The video emphasizes the designation of drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and outlines actions taken to dismantle these groups.
Quets' parents express gratitude for the recognition and support from officials, including former President Trump. The DHS has implemented measures, including sanctions against individuals linked to the cartel, aiming to enhance safety and hold those responsible accountable.