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Front Page Magazine: Newsom Invokes Founding Fathers to Call for Dismantling America
Governor Gavin Newsom is attempting to position himself for a 2028 presidential run while addressing unrest among leftist groups in California. He criticized the Trump administration's immigration enforcement, equating it to an attack on American values, despite the riots symbolizing a broader anti-American sentiment.
The protests, marked by the display of Mexican and Jihadist flags, reflect a belief among some groups that America is illegitimate and should be dismantled. Newsom's rhetoric, invoking the Founding Fathers, is seen as disingenuous given his political background and actions.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Hush Money Conviction: How Appeals Court Could Kill Trump's Felony Charges
A federal appeals court is considering moving Donald Trump's appeal of his 34-count criminal conviction from state to federal court. The judges indicated that Trump's case, involving hush money payments, could benefit from federal jurisdiction due to Supreme Court rulings on presidential immunity.
If successful, this move could potentially dismiss the conviction, erasing Trump's status as a convicted felon. The court's decision is pending, and if they decline the move, Trump may escalate the matter to the Supreme Court.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Testifies Before House
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on June 11, after participating in trade talks with China in London. He is scheduled to also testify in the Senate later the same day.
Front Page Magazine: NYC Muslim Mayoral Candidate Calls for 'No Go Zones'
New York City may soon see a shift in policing with Islamic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani advocating for the removal of police from high-crime areas. His plan includes replacing officers with social workers and establishing homeless shelters in subways, despite rising crime rates since 2020.
Critics argue this approach could lead to the creation of "no-go zones," a term often dismissed as a right-wing conspiracy. However, the implications of Mamdani's policies raise concerns about public safety and community stability.
Forbes: Musk Vs. Trump Feud: Trump Responds After Musk Expresses 'Regret'
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's relationship deteriorated dramatically over a series of social media exchanges, primarily revolving around Trump's spending bill. Musk criticized the bill for its potential to increase federal debt, while Trump suggested Musk's opposition stemmed from the removal of an electric vehicle tax credit.
Despite the public feud, Musk later expressed regret for his comments, which prompted a somewhat conciliatory response from Trump. As tensions appeared to ease, both figures faced significant financial impacts, with Tesla's stock dropping sharply amid the conflict.
The Western Journal: Gavin Newsom's 'Emergency' Attempt to Stop Trump Fails
California Governor Gavin Newsom's emergency motion to block President Trump's use of the National Guard and U.S. Marines in Los Angeles was denied by a federal judge. The court allowed Trump additional time to respond, with a hearing scheduled for Thursday.
Newsom accused Trump of militarizing the response against American citizens, while critics questioned his stance, suggesting that military presence is aimed at addressing crime and unrest. The conflict highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and California officials.
Fox News: Newsom compared to infamous Dem governor who also tried to block National Guard
Vivek Ramaswamy likened California Governor Gavin Newsom to former Alabama Governor George Wallace, citing their respective responses to civil unrest and federal authority. He argued that both governors resisted federal intervention, with Newsom opposing deportations and sanctuary city policies mirroring Wallace's segregationist stance.
Ramaswamy suggested that Newsom's actions are politically motivated, aimed at advancing his presidential ambitions, similar to Wallace's historical efforts. Newsom has faced criticism for his handling of riots in Los Angeles and has publicly opposed President Trump's deployment of federal troops in the state.
The Federalist: Grand Jury Indicts Democrat Rep. For Forcibly Interfering With ICE
Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., has been indicted by a New Jersey grand jury for allegedly interfering with federal officers during an attempted arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka outside the Delaney Hall Federal Immigration Facility. The charges include three counts of assaulting and resisting federal officers, with potential prison sentences exceeding eight years.
McIver's attorney claims the charges are politically motivated, asserting that the legal process will reveal the prosecution as retaliation against a public servant fulfilling her oversight duties. The case is set to proceed in court.
Breitbart: Jon Voight Rips ‘Fool’ Gavin Newsom for Blaming Trump for ‘Barbaric’ Anti-Ice Riots: ‘All You Do Is Cause Chaos, You’re a Disgrace’
Jon Voight criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for blaming President Trump for the state's social issues, calling him a "fool" and a "disgrace." Voight argued that Newsom should take responsibility for the chaos in Los Angeles instead of attacking Trump, who he praised for deploying National Guard troops to address riots.
Newsom had previously compared Trump to a "failed dictator" and announced plans to sue over the National Guard deployment. Voight, a long-time Trump supporter, emphasized that Newsom's actions contributed to the unrest, while Trump sought to restore order.
#society
Fox News: Police use water cannon in response to anti-immigrant violence in Northern Ireland town
Violence erupted in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, as demonstrators clashed with police during protests over an alleged sexual assault. Rioters threw bricks and set vehicles on fire, leading police to deploy water cannons and plastic baton rounds.
The unrest followed a peaceful march supporting the assault victim's family. Authorities reported injuries to 15 officers and emphasized that the racially motivated disorder should be condemned by all.
Breitbart: Parents Group Asks Trump Admin to Investigate YMCA over Gender Policy
The American Parents Coalition has requested an investigation into the YMCA for alleged gender-based discrimination against young girls. They claim the YMCA's policies favor individuals presenting as a different gender, which they argue violates federal civil rights law and Title IX.
The coalition cites instances where women were forced to share facilities with biological males, raising concerns about safety and privacy. They argue that the YMCA's practices undermine the equal participation of women in its programs and activities.
Le Monde: French Tesla customers sue over brand becoming 'extreme right'
Ten French Tesla leaseholders are suing the company, claiming their vehicles have become associated with "extreme-right" politics due to Elon Musk's actions. They seek to terminate their leases and recover legal costs, citing damage to their enjoyment of the cars.
This lawsuit coincides with a significant drop in Tesla sales in the EU, attributed to Musk's political affiliations and controversial gestures. The plaintiffs argue that the association with Musk's views has turned their vehicles into political symbols, detracting from their intended purpose as innovative cars.
Fox News: HGTV star Tarek El Moussa reflects on 'mistakes' following Las Vegas brawl
Tarek El Moussa, HGTV star, recently celebrated his daughter Taylor's milestone as she prepares for high school, sharing a heartfelt message on social media. This comes shortly after he was cited for battery following a physical altercation in Las Vegas, allegedly while defending his father.
Despite the citation, Tarek's focus remains on family, as he and his current wife, Heather Rae El Moussa, shared moments from their trip to Las Vegas. The couple, along with Tarek's ex-wife Christina Haack, co-parent their children and navigate life post-divorce.
Breitbart: Rising Country Star Conner Smith Involved In Car Accident that Left Elderly Woman Dead
Country star Conner Smith allegedly struck and killed 77-year-old Dorothy Dobbins while driving in Nashville. The incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. as Dobbins was reportedly in a marked crosswalk. Police found no signs of impairment, and no charges have been filed as the investigation continues.
Smith's attorney expressed condolences to Dobbins' family and stated that the singer is cooperating with authorities. The accident took place on the final day of Nashville's CMA Fest. Smith has not publicly commented on the incident.
Fox News: LA-based Jimmy Kimmel claims 'there's no riot outside' as he blasts 'mentally ill' Trump
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel criticized President Trump for deploying troops to Los Angeles amid anti-ICE protests, arguing that the unrest is exaggerated. He condemned the deportations of long-term residents and claimed that the protests are largely peaceful, asserting it is Angelenos' responsibility to voice their opposition.
Kimmel accused Trump of intentionally inflaming tensions and creating a false narrative of chaos in the city. He suggested that the media's portrayal of the situation is misleading and emphasized that the real unrest is minimal compared to typical celebrations in Los Angeles.
Front Page Magazine: AZ Gov. Hobbs Claims Banning Antisemitism in Schools is Attack on Teachers
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed House Bill 2867, which sought to prevent antisemitism in schools and prohibit teachers from imposing their views on students. Hobbs criticized the bill as an attack on teachers, despite concerns about radicalization within public education.
Critics argue that Hobbs is aligning with leftist ideologies that undermine educational integrity and contribute to antisemitism. They contend that her actions reflect a broader issue of politicization in the classroom.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: China Delights as NBA Star Victor Wembanyama Holes up in Shaolin Temple
Victor Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs player, is on a ten-day retreat at the Shaolin Temple in China, confirmed by state media. His visit follows a tour of Beijing and the Great Wall, generating significant attention on Chinese social media.
While Wembanyama's interest in Buddhism is noted, foreign ordination as a monk is unlikely. The NBA's relationship with China remains complex, with players often promoting the country despite its human rights issues.
Fox News: New study exposes green energy org's ties to CCP interests while undermining US
A report from State Armor claims that Energy Foundation China (EFC), a nonprofit based in San Francisco but primarily operating from Beijing, is undermining U.S. energy independence by promoting green initiatives that favor Chinese interests. The organization has reportedly funneled millions to U.S. climate advocates and has connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
Critics argue that EFC's actions exemplify a strategy by China to influence American policies and supply chains, particularly in the energy sector. The report has prompted calls for congressional oversight to investigate EFC's operations and its potential impact on U.S. energy security.
#culture
The Economist: Welcome to Bonnie Blue’s Britain
Bonnie Blue, a 25-year-old from Nottinghamshire, has gained significant popularity on social media, surpassing even some major celebrities in online traffic. Despite her fame, many remain unfamiliar with her, highlighting the disconnect between new media and traditional outlets.
Her rise reflects a shift in how influence is measured, as she frequently appears on popular podcasts while older media struggles to adapt. This phenomenon underscores the evolving landscape of celebrity and media consumption in Britain.
#health
Fox News: Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar recall upgraded as FDA warns of serious health risk for diabetics
The FDA has upgraded a recall of Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar due to mislabeled cans containing full sugar, posing a health risk for diabetics. The recall affects over 19,000 cases produced by Pepsi Beverages Company, distributed in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
The mislabeled cans have a product code of XXXXRS05165 and a "best by" date of February 16, 2026. No other Dr. Pepper products are affected by this recall.
#crime
The Western Journal: Video: LA Looters Ditch Stolen iPhones When Foreboding Message Flashes on Screen
Amid ongoing riots in California, looters targeted stores, including an Apple outlet, with 14 arrests reported. In a twist, stolen iPhones emitted alarms and displayed warnings that they were disabled and tracked, prompting some thieves to abandon their haul.
The chaos stemmed from anti-ICE protests, reminiscent of previous unrest, leading to increased police and military presence. Apple's preemptive measures against theft highlight the challenges law enforcement faces during such tumultuous events.
#other
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