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Jun 12, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Coast-to-coast anti-ICE chaos caught on camera
Protests against ICE are escalating across the U.S., with significant unrest reported in cities like New York, Seattle, Austin, and Chicago. Demonstrators have clashed with police, resulting in injuries and numerous arrests, while some have vandalized property and burned flags.
The Department of Homeland Security condemned the violence, stating that rioters are engaging in serious criminal activities, including assaults on law enforcement and property damage. Authorities are responding with increased measures to maintain order.
#society
Fox News: Wallets any dad would love for Father's Day
Father's Day gift shopping can be challenging, but wallets are a practical and personal choice. They come in various styles to suit different personalities and needs, making them ideal for dads who seem to have everything. Options range from classic designs to modern functionality.
Some recommended wallets include the Bellroy zipper card pocket wallet for $65, the Carhartt Rodeo checkbook wallet for $38.24, and the Ralph Lauren leather bifold wallet for $89.50. Other options include travel wallets, RFID-blocking designs, and slim wallets, catering to diverse preferences and budgets.
Fox News: Advanced passenger processing system now captures photos before passport checks
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is implementing new technology at airports to enhance passenger processing, utilizing automatic photo-capturing to alert officers about travelers before they reach passport checks. This system aims to streamline travel while bolstering national security.
Currently operational at 11 U.S. airports and one international location, the program is set to expand to additional sites, including Montréal-Trudeau International Airport. Global Entry members can also benefit from a touchless experience through "Seamless Border Entry" technology.
Times Of Israel: Iran executes man over 2022 protest killings; activists say he was framed
Iran executed Abbas Kourkouri, convicted of killing seven during protests over Mahsa Amini's death. Human rights activists claim he was tortured into confessing and that security forces were responsible for the violence. This marks the first execution linked to the protests in nearly a year.
Kourkouri's execution raises concerns about Iran's treatment of dissenters amid ongoing protests against mandatory hijab laws. Despite government claims of a terrorist attack, eyewitness accounts contradict this narrative, highlighting the country's crackdown on dissent and the ongoing struggle for women's rights.
Breitbart: Texas Governor to Deploy National Guard Ahead of Anti-ICE Protests
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the deployment of the National Guard to various locations in the state ahead of planned anti-ICE protests. He stated that the measure aims to maintain peace and order, emphasizing that while peaceful protests are legal, violence and property damage will not be tolerated.
The deployment follows unrest in Los Angeles linked to ICE enforcement actions. Protests in San Antonio, organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation, featured chants against ICE and calls to resist deportations. Local officials are prepared for potential disturbances during the demonstrations.
#economy
Breitbart: Josh Hawley, Democrat Peter Welch Fight for $15 Minimum Wage
Senators Josh Hawley and Peter Welch are advocating for a federal minimum wage increase to $15 per hour, with provisions to index it to inflation. They argue that the current wage has not kept pace with economic realities, contributing to an affordability crisis for American families.
The proposed Higher Wages for American Workers Act aims to address stagnant wages that have not changed significantly since the 1940s. Both senators emphasize the need for a living wage to help families meet basic needs in today's economy.
#health
Fox News: HHS brings back hundreds of staff following force reduction in latest rehiring move
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is rehiring over 450 employees from various divisions of the CDC, following significant layoffs during the Trump administration. Key divisions affected include the National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and Tuberculosis Prevention, and the National Center for Environmental Health.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated that some personnel cuts were mistakes, and the rehiring aligns with a plan to restore essential staff. Other agencies, including the IRS and FDA, are also rehiring employees previously let go due to workforce reductions.
#crime
The Telegraph: Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted one of two women, court finds
Harvey Weinstein has been convicted of one count of sexual assault against Miriam Haley by a Manhattan jury, while being found not guilty of assaulting Kaja Sokola. The jury continues to deliberate on a third-degree rape charge, a rare occurrence in legal proceedings.
This verdict comes a year after Weinstein's previous conviction was overturned. The jury foreman confirmed the guilty verdict for Haley and indicated not guilty for Sokola and Jessica Mann.
Fox News: Diddy’s ex claims ‘hotel nights’ with rapper were ‘emotionally excruciating’
Sean "Diddy" Combs' ex-girlfriend, testifying under the pseudonym Jane, alleged that he coerced her into deleting social media posts and participating in "hotel nights" where she was expected to engage in sexual activities. Jane claimed Diddy had threatened to stop paying her rent if she did not comply.
During cross-examination, Jane discussed her relationship with Diddy, asserting that he was upfront about dating multiple women. She described feeling obligated to participate in the hotel nights due to financial dependence on him. The trial continues as the defense challenges the credibility of witnesses.
Fox News: Manhunt for Travis Decker intensifies as county sheriff's office assumes lead role in search for father
The Chelan County Sheriff’s Office is now leading the manhunt for Travis Decker, accused of murdering his three daughters at a Washington campsite. The search focuses on rugged wilderness areas, with authorities employing aerial surveillance and tracking dogs.
Decker, a former Army infantryman, is considered dangerous and skilled in survival tactics. He was last seen near Colchuck Lake, evading capture after being spotted by hikers. If convicted, he faces life in prison without parole.
Fox News: Harvey Weinstein found guilty of sexual assault, acquitted on another charge in MeToo retrial
Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of a criminal sex act from 2006 in his New York retrial, while the jury acquitted him on another charge and continues deliberations on a third rape charge. Weinstein faces up to 25 years for the conviction and has maintained his innocence throughout the trial.
The prosecution argued Weinstein preyed on vulnerable women, while the defense claimed the encounters were consensual. Weinstein expressed regret for his actions but insisted they were not criminal. His health issues have led to requests for hospital stays during the trial.
Fox News: Kansas substitute teacher, 39, had sex with 2 students during boozy mid-week encounters, prosecutors say
Whitney Shull, a 39-year-old former substitute teacher in Kansas, faces multiple charges for allegedly engaging in sexual acts with two students, ages 16 and 17, during an alcohol-fueled incident. One encounter was consensual, while the other occurred when one victim was unconscious.
Shull is charged with unlawful sexual relations, attempted unlawful sexual relations, aggravated sexual battery, and hosting minors consuming alcohol. She appeared in court for the first time since her arrest and is scheduled for a status hearing on July 23.