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Jun 13, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Chaos erupts as ICE protesters prompt state of emergency in Spokane, Washington
Spokane, Washington has declared a state of emergency following protests against ICE detentions, sparked by former City Councilman Ben Stuckart's call to action for a Venezuelan asylum seeker. Mayor Lisa Brown imposed a curfew amid escalating tensions.
Law enforcement has deemed the protests unlawful, with several arrests made for failure to disperse. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of peaceful assembly while supporting the rights of those affected by immigration policies.
#society
GB News: Harvey Weinstein found guilty of sex crime after New York retrial
Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of a sex crime by a Manhattan jury, concluding a retrial that revisited accusations from his overturned 2020 conviction. This verdict adds to his legal troubles, following previous convictions in New York and California.
The retrial was seen as a reflection of the movement's ongoing impact. Weinstein, who did not testify and attended court in a wheelchair, faced charges from three women, with the jury finding him guilty on one count while being split on others. His defense argued the encounters were consensual, while prosecutors claimed he exploited his power in the industry.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Starmer condemned by US over Israel sanctions
US Secretary of State criticized UK’s sanctions on two Israeli politicians, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, over their actions in Gaza. Marco Rubio echoed this sentiment, stating the sanctions undermine US-led peace efforts and urged the UK to recognize the true enemy.
Ben-Gvir likened UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to Neville Chamberlain, suggesting that history will judge those who appease adversaries.
#economy
Fox News: Republican senators roll out DOGE budget proposals for Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'
A group of Republican lawmakers, led by Senate DOGE Caucus Chairwoman Joni Ernst, is proposing budget reforms aimed at reducing government spending. Their initiatives include cutting welfare for politicians, ending unemployment benefits for high earners, and improving accountability in government expenditures.
The Senate's DOGE package also seeks to recover overpayments in SNAP benefits and sell unused federal buildings to save taxpayer money. While proponents advocate for fiscal responsibility, Democrats have criticized the efforts, arguing they undermine Congress's role in setting spending.
The Economist: Rachel Reeves has decided where Britain’s cash will go
Rachel Reeves outlined Britain's spending plans in the House of Commons, announcing allocations including £14bn for a new nuclear plant and £445m for Welsh trains over the next decade. Additionally, £280m annually will be directed towards border security.
These financial decisions reflect a broad strategy for investment across various sectors, emphasizing both infrastructure and security.
#culture
Fox News: Archaeologists uncover 4,500-year-old baby rattles that reveal ancient parenting techniques
Recent discoveries from the National Museum of Denmark revealed 4,500-year-old baby rattles from Syria, the largest find of its kind in the Near East. Crafted by professional potters in Hama, these rattles were likely sold to parents for child entertainment, highlighting the historical significance of children's toys.
The study emphasizes that these ancient rattles, designed for small hands, served to aid in sensory and motor development, reflecting parental care similar to today. This discovery sheds light on the market for commercial toys in the Bronze Age and offers a glimpse into family life of the time.
#sports
Fox News: New UFC champion Kayla Harrison describes 'surreal' celebration with Trump outside Octagon
UFC champion Kayla Harrison celebrated her title win with President Donald Trump, expressing pride in representing the U.S. on a global stage. After defeating Julianna Peña, she shared her excitement about the encounter, highlighting the significance of competing in front of the country's leader.
Harrison reflected on her success, attributing it to her faith and the opportunities available in America, contrasting her experience with potential limitations faced in other countries. She emphasized gratitude for the freedom and chances afforded to her as an American.