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#illegals
GB News: The migrant crisis is a national emergency and I will not stay silent, says Nana Akua
Illegal boat crossings into the UK hit a record high, with 1,194 migrants arriving in a single day. Critics argue that the French authorities are facilitating these crossings rather than preventing them, and the UK system is being exploited by those seeking asylum, overwhelming resources.
The ongoing migrant crisis is described as a national emergency, with calls for immediate action from politicians. Concerns are raised about the financial burden on taxpayers and the perceived leniency of the asylum process, as well as comparisons to how other countries manage similar situations.
#politics
Fox News: Rep. Nadler condemns Trump admin after staff member handcuffed during congressional office security sweep
Rep. Jerry Nadler criticized the Trump administration after a staff member was detained by Federal Protective Service officers at his New York City office during a protest. Nadler condemned the incident as an example of chaos and intimidation tactics used by the DHS.
He called for an end to these practices, emphasizing the potential for such actions to affect anyone, not just congressional staff. Nadler expressed alarm over the aggressive tactics employed by DHS, particularly regarding expedited removals that he claims deny due process.
Times Of Israel: Liberal mayor, anti-EU Holocaust revisionist both claim victory in Poland election
In Poland's presidential runoff, pro-EU mayor Rafal Trzaskowski leads right-wing historian Karol Nawrocki by just 0.6% according to exit polls. Both candidates claim victory, with Trzaskowski supported by the Civic Coalition and Nawrocki backed by the outgoing president and Donald Trump.
The election reflects a deep divide in Polish society, with Trzaskowski appealing to urban, liberal voters and Nawrocki gaining traction among rural, conservative supporters. A Nawrocki win could bolster the populist Law and Justice party, while a Trzaskowski victory may advance progressive social changes.
Breitbart: ABC's Stephanopoulos: Scale of Trump's Personal Moneymaking 'Staggering'
George Stephanopoulos highlighted the extensive personal financial gains of President Trump and his family, estimating potential earnings in the hundreds of millions to billions. He pointed to actions benefiting contributors, including pardons linked to a fundraiser, and noted the Trump Media and Technology Group's significant fundraising.
Critics, including David Frum, argue this unprecedented level of self-enrichment by a sitting president is unmatched in U.S. history, likening it to corruption seen in post-Soviet and post-colonial regimes.
Breitbart: Christie: Trump Is Ignoring Guardrails, Pardoning Political Corruption
Former Gov. Chris Christie criticized President Trump for bypassing presidential norms by granting pardons to supporters involved in political corruption and white-collar crimes. He argued that Trump views these actions as a way to eliminate accountability and dismiss allegations of corruption as partisan attacks.
Christie emphasized that Trump's approach creates a dangerous precedent where political loyalty is a prerequisite for pardons, undermining the integrity of the presidency and the legal system.
#society
Breitbart: NAACP Wants Elon Musk's Memphis Supercomputer Shut Down
The NAACP is calling for the shutdown of Elon Musk's xAI supercomputer project in Memphis due to environmental concerns, claiming it jeopardizes the health of local Black communities. They argue that Musk's operations may violate the Clean Air Act regarding methane gas turbines.
xAI asserts compliance with laws and is seeking a permit for 15 turbines equipped with pollution controls. Local officials have stated that permits were not required for the first year of turbine use, but community members are worried about the project's impact on air quality.
Front Page Magazine: California Protects Illegal Who Bought Girl for Beer
Monterey County, California, known for its sanctuary status for illegal immigrants, is facing backlash after ICE arrested a local man accused of child trafficking. Local officials and pro-immigrant groups express outrage, claiming the arrest disrupts families and community values.
Critics argue that sanctuary policies may shield serious crimes, including child exploitation. The situation raises concerns about the implications of such protections and whether they enable harmful practices under the guise of immigration support.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine claims it damaged $7 billion worth of Russian aircraft
Ukraine claims to have inflicted $7 billion in damage to Russian aircraft across four airbases, utilizing a coordinated drone operation named "Spider's Web." The attack involved 117 drones and targeted locations as far as Siberia, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.
Amid ongoing hostilities, Ukrainian President Zelensky announced plans for ceasefire talks in Istanbul, emphasizing the need for an unconditional ceasefire and the return of prisoners. Russia has yet to disclose its peace terms and continues to conduct drone strikes on Ukraine.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: The Stories We Tell
The concept of the Great American Novel has shifted from celebrating American greatness to critiquing it, as seen in contemporary leftist narratives. These perspectives often depict America as a flawed entity, focusing on themes of oppression rather than unity, undermining the national identity.
To counter this cultural shift, it is essential to reclaim and share the stories that define America positively. The narrative must be revived through personal and communal storytelling, emphasizing the nation's values and history to ensure that future generations understand and appreciate America's true essence.
Fox News: Miley Cyrus opens up about father Billy Ray Cyrus’ struggle with sobriety and their complex bond
Miley Cyrus discussed her relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, in a recent interview, addressing their past struggles and his challenges with sobriety. She noted that while she enjoys being sober, her father finds it more difficult, attributing this to their generational differences and his upbringing.
Miley also reflected on the complexities of their family dynamics, particularly in light of her massive fame compared to her father's career. She expressed compassion for his past hardships and emphasized their current reconciliation, stating they are no longer estranged and have learned to respect each other as individuals.
#education
Front Page Magazine: WSJ Warns: Alienating ‘Intellectuals’ Will Create Violent Revolutionaries
A recent opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal argues that the radicalization of educated individuals, particularly in the context of the Trump administration's policies, could lead to unrest and violence. The author cites historical examples of left-wing radicals emerging from privileged backgrounds, suggesting that today's educated class may similarly respond to perceived exclusion from institutional power.
Critics of the piece assert that the current educational elite are not marginalized but rather entrenched in their positions, using their influence to promote radical ideologies. The article concludes with a warning against the potential consequences of targeting higher education, framing it as a threat to societal stability.