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Jun 14, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Texas woman arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants hidden inside box truck
A Texas woman, Silvia Patricia Santamaria, was arrested for allegedly smuggling 25 illegal immigrants in a box truck, hidden behind mattresses and in a crawlspace. The Texas Department of Public Safety discovered the group during a routine traffic stop after a minor crash.
The immigrants, hailing from various countries including Mexico and Venezuela, were removed and evaluated before being referred to U.S. Border Patrol. Santamaria faces 25 counts of human smuggling.
#politics
The Federalist: Here Are 13 Signs That You Are Unlucky Or Just A Schmuck
Friday the 13th is seen by many as an unlucky day, with various superstitions surrounding it. This year features only one such date, while next year will have three. The article humorously lists signs of bad luck, often linking them to political figures and events.
Among the signs are being forcibly removed from a DHS press conference, the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard being targeted in Israeli strikes, and various political missteps involving immigration and public figures.
GB News: Tories accused of COVER-UP after 'desperate' party demands investigation into Reform's 'Doge' unit
The Conservative Party has requested an investigation into Reform UK's "Doge" efficiency unit, alleging potential cyber-security risks and data handling concerns. Shadow Housing Secretary Kevin Hollinrake warned of a possible "cyber-security disaster" due to the data requests made by Reform.
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, defends its initiative, claiming it aims to expose waste in local councils. The party recently gained control of 10 councils, significantly reducing Conservative influence, which lost 676 council seats in recent elections.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump says Israel’s next Iran attack will be even more brutal: ‘Make a deal’
President Trump stated that Israel's upcoming attacks on Iran would be "even more brutal" and urged Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal to avoid further destruction. He emphasized the U.S.'s military superiority and warned of severe consequences for Iranian hardliners.
As tensions escalate, Israel has launched extensive strikes on Iranian targets, including key nuclear sites, resulting in significant casualties among Iran's military leadership. The U.S. has distanced itself from the strikes while diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Iran are set to continue.
The Telegraph: Five dead and aid staff feared kidnapped in Gaza ambush
Hamas has reportedly killed five staff members of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) during an attack on a bus carrying aid workers. The attack occurred while the team was en route to a distribution center, with fears that some members may have been taken hostage.
The incident complicates ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, as the latter is believed to still hold 20 Israelis. GHF's past statements have raised concerns about their reliability, and the Israeli Defense Forces have not yet commented on the situation.
#economy
Fox News: Food shoppers ditch big labels for the 'plain box' as experts say you should, too
As grocery prices rise, consumers are increasingly turning to generic brands, often viewed as inferior, to save money. Experts note that many generic products are comparable in quality to name brands, with minimal nutritional differences.
This shift was partly influenced by product shortages during the pandemic, prompting shoppers to explore alternatives. Many generics are produced by the same manufacturers as their branded counterparts, leading to improved quality and value.
Fox News: The Trump Deduction: A simpler path to tax-free tips and overtime
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act aims to exempt tips and overtime pay from federal taxation, a move that could face administrative challenges and significant budget implications. The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates a potential revenue loss of $164 billion over ten years if these policies are extended.
A proposed "Trump Tips and Overtime Deduction" offers a simpler solution, providing a $1,000 deduction for eligible workers without complicating the tax code or increasing debt. This approach would deliver tax relief while fulfilling Trump's campaign promise effectively.