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Jun 13, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: Sending The Feds To Quell California Is Both Legal And Necessary
California's leaders, including Gov. Gavin Newsom, are deflecting blame for recent violence in Los Angeles, claiming federal intervention undermines state sovereignty. However, the federal government has a duty to protect its agents and enforce immigration laws, especially amid violent protests against lawful operations.
The deployment of National Guard troops is a necessary response to escalating lawlessness, not an overreach. Dismissing violent actions as peaceful protest undermines public safety and the rule of law. Cooperation with federal authorities is essential for maintaining order and upholding immigration enforcement.
#politics
The Federalist: Rundown Of The Court Fights Trump Has Won So Far
President Trump has faced numerous lawsuits but has secured significant victories in various courts, allowing him to implement policies supported by his voters. Despite claims of losing every case, the administration has won emergency stays and injunctions, affirming Trump's authority.
The Department of Justice continues to defend the president's executive powers against over 200 lawsuits. Recent rulings from the Supreme Court and lower courts have upheld Trump's decisions on immigration, federal employment, and other key issues, indicating a complex legal battle where the administration is finding success.
GB News: Rachel Reeves accused of 'pulling the wool over people's eyes' with 'repackaged' Spending Review
Shadow Paymaster General Richard Holden criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for misleading the public with her Spending Review, claiming the figures are merely "repackaged" announcements. He highlighted that the defense budget includes rolled-in intelligence spending, providing no new funds.
The Spending Review outlines significant commitments, including £15.6 billion for public transport and £39 billion for affordable housing. However, Holden emphasized concerns over rising debt costs and the lack of clarity on funding sources for the announced expenditures.
Fox News: California looters now face 'hard-charging' consequences and more top headlines
California looters face stricter penalties as the state grapples with rising crime. In other news, an Air India flight crashed shortly after takeoff, and a GOP lawmaker criticized Democrats over anti-ICE protests.
Trump proposes a costly path to citizenship, while Democrats express dissatisfaction with their congressional leaders. Defense Secretary Hegseth announces military changes in the Middle East amid growing instability.
#society
Forbes: Air India Plane With 242 Onboard Crashes Shortly After Takeoff In Western India
An Air India Boeing 787-8 with 242 people on board crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport in Gujarat, India. The flight was en route to London Gatwick, carrying 169 Indian nationals, 53 British nationals, 1 Canadian, and 7 Portuguese nationals.
Details on the cause of the crash and fatalities are still unknown. Indian authorities, including Prime Minister Modi, expressed condolences and mobilized rescue teams to assist those affected. Air India is focused on supporting victims and their families.
Le Monde: Forced displacement has risen steadily worldwide for a decade
The UNHCR's annual report reveals that forced displacement has surged since 2015, impacting over 123 million people globally. Sudan leads with 14.3 million displaced individuals, followed by Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine. The report highlights a troubling trend of increasing displacement, contrasting with the stabilization seen in the 1990s.
Despite some returns, such as nearly two million Syrians since the fall of Assad's regime, the overall situation remains precarious. The UNHCR describes the current state of forced displacement as "untenable."
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Evidence Emerges On FBI Agent Linked To Crossfire Hurricane
The U.S. Department of Justice has reopened a case against Charles McGonigal, a former top FBI counterspy, who was convicted of corruption-related crimes and is currently serving a six-and-a-half-year sentence. His previous role involved overseeing counterintelligence operations, raising questions about his ties to foreign intelligence.
The renewed interest from the DOJ hints at broader implications, as McGonigal's past connections to Albanian businessmen and a sanctioned Russian oligarch have come under scrutiny. His employment at Brookfield Asset Management during this time adds another layer of complexity, prompting speculation about potential espionage activities.
#education
The Western Journal: Every Last One Quit: Entire Board Admits It Can't Handle Trump's Heat, Votes to All Resign
The entire Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board has resigned, citing President Trump's administration's actions as a threat to the program's integrity and mission. They claim the administration's crackdown on foreign students and unauthorized reviews of Fulbright awards violate the law and compromise U.S. interests.
The board expressed concerns over political interference and the potential dismantling of the program, urging Congress and the courts to protect it. This resignation comes amid heightened scrutiny of foreign student activities, including recent incidents involving alleged smuggling and espionage.