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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Freedom Caucus Members Champion Rescissions Package as First Step to Fiscal Responsibility
House Republicans, led by Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris, are pushing for the passage of H.R. 4, the Rescissions Act of 2025, which aims to reclaim $9.4 billion in previously approved spending, including cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting. This legislation is seen as a vital step toward fiscal responsibility and a test of Republican commitment to reducing wasteful spending.
Lawmakers argue that the rescissions package fulfills a mandate from voters for reduced government size and spending. They emphasize the need to eliminate what they term "woke" and wasteful expenditures, advocating for further cuts and fiscal reforms in collaboration with President Trump.
#society
GB News: Air India crash: miraculous recovery of passenger 'needs to be established', expert claims
Aviation expert Anita Mendiratta praised British survivor Vishwash Kumar Ramesh for his remarkable escape from the recent Air India plane crash. She noted that Ramesh survived "two extreme events," allowing him to walk away from the wreckage.
Le Monde: In Kenya, two young Belgians sentenced for attempting to illegally export around 5,000 ants
Two Belgian teenagers were fined €6,800 each in Kenya for illegally capturing about 5,000 ants, claiming ignorance of the law. They faced charges of "biopiracy" but received a relatively light sentence, contrasting with harsher penalties seen in other countries for similar offenses.
Kenyan law imposes significant fines for trafficking species that threaten the ecosystem, highlighting the seriousness of such illegal activities.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Argentina: Javier Milei Visits Israel, Vows to Help 'Drive Away the Darkness'
Argentine President Javier Milei concluded a three-day visit to Israel, reaffirming his support for the country's right to defense and calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas. He emphasized the shared fight against terrorism and announced plans to move Argentina's embassy to Jerusalem by 2026.
Milei's visit included meetings with Israeli leaders and a speech at the Knesset, marking him as the first Argentine president to address the parliament. He received Israel's Genesis Prize for his support of the Jewish State, pledging the award money to combat antisemitism.
Fox News: Israel hits the ‘heart’ of Iran’s nuclear program in Natanz facility strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed a strike on Iran's Natanz Nuclear Facility, a key site for uranium enrichment. He stated Iran has enough enriched uranium for nine nuclear bombs and is advancing its weaponization efforts.
Netanyahu emphasized the strike targeted Iran's nuclear program and scientists, warning of the potential for nuclear terrorism. The extent of damage from the strikes remains unclear, with reports of additional military sites being hit.
Times Of Israel: IAF launches major strike on Iran and its nuclear program; PM: A decisive point in our history
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon affirmed that while Israel maintains a dialogue with the US, its recent military strike on Iran was an independent decision. The IDF is mobilizing troops and preparing for potential Iranian retaliation, with Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir warning of significant consequences.
Iranian state media reports the deaths of key military figures, including the commander of the Revolutionary Guard, following Israeli strikes targeting nuclear sites and military leaders. Israel's actions involved extensive planning and coordination, with defense officials claiming a rapid and effective initial attack.
Breitbart: Taiwan Sentences Chinese Captain to Prison for Damaging Undersea Cables
A Taiwanese court sentenced Chinese ship captain Wang to three years in prison for damaging undersea communications cables. The incident occurred in February when his ship, the Hong Tai 58, severed a cable near Penghu Islands. Wang was found guilty of negligence, but he claimed it was unintentional.
The Taiwanese Coast Guard noted the ship's suspicious behavior and lack of cargo, suggesting potential ties to a broader campaign of sabotage against Taiwan's telecommunications. The court emphasized the serious impact of such actions on society and government operations. Wang's crew was deported to China without charges.
Front Page Magazine: Israel Strikes Back
Israel has initiated airstrikes targeting Iran's nuclear sites and military facilities in Operation Strength of a Lion, aimed at neutralizing the Iranian nuclear threat and its proxy forces. This follows Iran's longstanding hostility towards Israel, marked by calls for its destruction since the establishment of the Islamic Republic in 1979.
Despite Iran's claims of not initiating the conflict, the strikes are a direct response to Iran's support of Hamas and its threats against Israel. The situation escalates as Israel prepares for potential retaliation from Iran, with calls for peace and an end to the oppressive regime affecting the Iranian people.
#health
Fox News: 'Grey's Anatomy' star Eric Dane speaks out for first time since revealing ALS diagnosis
Eric Dane has publicly addressed his ALS diagnosis for the first time during an interview with Diane Sawyer. He expressed the daily reminder of his condition but remains optimistic, stating, "I don’t think this is the end of my story." Dane announced his diagnosis in April and is grateful for his family's support.
Despite the challenges posed by ALS, which affects muscle control and can lead to severe health issues, Dane plans to continue working on "Euphoria." He requested privacy for his family during this difficult time. The full interview will air on "Good Morning America."
#crime
Breitbart: Video: Feds Ram Car in L.A. to Capture Rioter Accused of Punching Officer
Federal agents in Los Angeles arrested Christian Damian Cerno-Camacho, a U.S. citizen, for allegedly assaulting a border agent during anti-ICE riots. Video released by DHS shows agents ramming his vehicle and apprehending him after he attempted to flee.
DHS reported a significant rise in assaults against officers and emphasized their commitment to enforcing the law amid ongoing protests against ICE operations. Demonstrations have escalated nationwide, prompting federal intervention, including the deployment of the National Guard.