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Jun 12, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Senator launches investigation into Democratic org over potential support for LA rioters
Sen. Josh Hawley is investigating the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) for potentially funding violent protests in Los Angeles. He claims the organization may have provided financial and logistical support for these actions, which he describes as coordinated.
Hawley has requested internal communications, financial documents, and donor lists from CHIRLA, emphasizing that supporting civil unrest is not protected speech. CHIRLA has received significant government funding, including grants from the Biden administration, and operates a hotline to alert immigrants about ICE raids.
#politics
The Western Journal: Warren Condemns Presidential Use of National Guard, Forgets Key Lesson of History
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized President Trump for deploying the National Guard in Los Angeles to address violent anti-immigration protests, labeling it an abuse of power akin to authoritarianism. She emphasized the right to peaceful protest, despite reports of rioting and assaults on law enforcement.
Historical context was provided, referencing past presidents like Eisenhower and Kennedy who federalized the National Guard to enforce federal law against state leaders' objections. Trump justified his actions by stating he learned from previous riots and acted swiftly to restore order.
Le Monde: EU, Britain strike deal on Gibraltar's post-Brexit status
The EU and Britain have finalized a deal regarding Gibraltar, easing the movement of people and goods across the Gibraltar-Spain border five years post-Brexit. This agreement aims to create a fluid border without physical barriers, while maintaining British sovereignty and local law enforcement.
British Foreign Minister David Lammy and Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo expressed satisfaction with the deal, emphasizing its benefits for the economy and legal certainty for residents. The arrangement is seen as a significant step in improving relations between the UK and the EU.
Fox News: Miranda Devine: Trump is White House host with the most as he gives wide-ranging interview for debut podcast
Donald Trump is characterized as a hospitable and generous host, known for making visitors feel comfortable and engaging warmly with them. His attention to detail and efforts to create a pleasant atmosphere in the Oval Office are highlighted, along with his interactions with cabinet members during a podcast interview.
During the interview, Trump discussed various topics, including his approach to law and order, trade negotiations with China, and insights into his family life and parenting philosophy. He emphasized his commitment to the country and shared personal anecdotes, showcasing his unique personality and leadership style.
#society
Fox News: Nation's largest Protestant denomination calls for overturning Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage
The Southern Baptist Convention has adopted a resolution calling for the overturning of the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling on same-sex marriage, Obergefell v. Hodges. The resolution emphasizes traditional marriage, parental rights, and the protection of children, while also advocating for defunding Planned Parenthood.
Resolution committee chair Dr. Andrew Walker highlighted the challenges faced in promoting these views in today's culture, stating that the resolution serves as a message of commitment from Southern Baptists on these issues.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump admin slams UK, Canada, Australia and others who sanctioned Israeli officials
The Trump administration criticized the U.K., Norway, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia for imposing sanctions on Israeli officials Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated these actions undermine U.S. efforts for a ceasefire and emphasized Hamas as the true enemy.
Israeli officials, including Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, condemned the sanctions, arguing they worsen the situation and hinder negotiations with Hamas. Sa'ar announced plans for a government meeting to address the nations' actions against Israel.
The Western Journal: Taliban Calls on Afghans Who Left the Country
The Taliban has issued an amnesty offer to Afghans who left the country, inviting them to return and live in peace under the new Islamic Emirate. Prime Minister Mohammad Hassan Akhund emphasized that no harm would come to returning citizens and criticized the U.S. travel ban affecting Afghans.
Akhund aims to win over those alienated since the Taliban's takeover in August 2021, portraying the U.S. as an oppressor. While the offer may resonate with some, it's uncertain if it will significantly encourage a mass return of those who fled.
#economy
The Western Journal: In Surprise Twist, Normally Conservative Josh Hawley Pushes for $15 Minimum Wage
Sen. Josh Hawley, a prominent conservative, is advocating for a $15 federal minimum wage through the “Higher Wages for American Workers Act,” which he introduced alongside Democratic Sen. Peter Welch. The proposal aims to address the stagnant minimum wage and rising living costs.
Hawley argues that the current wage, at $7.25, is insufficient for workers, while Welch emphasizes the need for a wage that reflects modern economic realities. If passed, the new wage would take effect in January 2026 and adjust with inflation thereafter.
Liberty Nation News: Much Ado About Nothing? US, China Get Something Done in London - Liberty Nation News
President Trump announced a trade agreement with China on June 11, following negotiations in London. The deal includes China restarting shipments of rare earths and magnets, while US tariffs on China will be set at 55%. The stock market showed little reaction, indicating investor indifference.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick mentioned that multiple trade agreements are forthcoming, as the deadline for reciprocal tariffs approaches on July 9. Despite the recent pact, China's economic indicators suggest a slowdown, indicating that China may need the agreement more than the US.
GB News: ‘Load of nonsense!' Eamonn Holmes says Spending Review will be 'forgotten' by election time
Eamonn Holmes criticized Rachel Reeves' upcoming Spending Review as inconsequential, predicting it will be forgotten by the next election. He expressed skepticism about the figures presented, suggesting they will change over time and lack lasting impact.
The Chancellor's review will prioritize health, security, and the economy, with significant funding increases for the NHS, education, and infrastructure projects. Key commitments include a £30 billion boost for the NHS and £39 billion for housing initiatives over the next decade.
Le Monde: UK government injects health service with 'record' spending boost
Britain's Labour government has unveiled a Spending Review for 2025, prioritizing a £29 billion boost for the National Health Service, increased defense spending, and housing initiatives, while reducing foreign policy expenditures. Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasized the need to address the NHS's struggles and cut the asylum backlog.
The review includes significant investments in infrastructure, science, and technology, alongside a commitment to affordable housing. However, it has faced criticism from the opposition regarding potential tax increases to fund the spending. The government aims to balance the budget while allowing for strategic borrowing.
#military
Times Of Israel: New structural changes to IDF include bolstering border and air defense units
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced structural changes and unit expansions in response to lessons learned from the October 7 Hamas attack. These changes include bolstering border and air defense units, reviving an armored brigade, and establishing a new infantry brigade, among other adjustments aimed at enhancing military capabilities.
The IDF's restructuring also involves creating a new division for the Jordan border and reorganizing its Training Command. Plans for these changes will be implemented over varying timelines, with some actions expected to occur within months while others may take years. The military aims to adapt to future challenges and improve operational readiness.
#crime
Fox News: High school teacher charged with sexually assaulting former teen student at her home
Alyssa Perry, a 35-year-old teacher at Morris Knolls High School in New Jersey, has been charged with sexually assaulting a former student, now 17, on two occasions. The incidents reportedly occurred at her home in February and March.
Perry faces two counts of sexual assault and one count of endangering the welfare of a child. She has been suspended from her teaching position and is barred from contacting the victim or any students. The investigation is ongoing.
#other
Daily Mirror: 8 things you should worry about in spending review - from schools to pay packets
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