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#politics
Fox News: Minnesota rep killed made headlines days earlier over vote on benefits for illegal aliens
Minnesota Democratic Rep. Melissa Hortman was fatally shot on Saturday, along with Sen. John Hoffman, who is hospitalized. The suspect remains at large, and the shootings are believed to be politically motivated. Hortman recently voted to repeal taxpayer-funded healthcare for adult illegal immigrants.
The tragedy has prompted widespread reactions, including from former President Trump, who condemned the violence. Governor Tim Walz praised Hortman as a dedicated public servant, emphasizing the loss to the state of Minnesota.
Fox News: CBS News hammered on social media for promoting 'No Kings Day' anti-Trump protest merchandise
CBS News is facing criticism for promoting "No Kings Day" protest merchandise on social media ahead of nationwide anti-Trump rallies. Critics accuse the outlet of bias and unethical behavior, questioning whether it violates FCC guidelines.
The controversy comes amid ongoing issues at CBS, including the recent resignation of its president and concerns over the network's journalistic integrity. Trump's lawsuit against CBS and its parent company adds to the challenges facing the network.
The Western Journal: Crickets from J6 Fanatics as Anti-Trump Protesters Breach Barricades, Rush US Capitol
Demonstrators, including military veterans, breached barricades at the U.S. Capitol during a protest against the military parade planned for the Army's 250th anniversary. They demanded funds be redirected from the parade to support housing and healthcare for veterans.
The protest was met with little media coverage compared to past incidents, raising questions about the disparity in reporting based on the political affiliations of the protesters. Some participants may face charges, while the Capitol Police appear to have improved their response since January 6, 2021.
The Western Journal: Breaking: Alleged Political Assassin Believed to Be Former Tim Walz Appointee
Vance Luther Boelter, a former appointee of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, is accused of assassinating former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and wounding State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife. Investigators found a manifesto in a fake police car linked to the attacks.
Walz condemned the violence, urging a collective stand against political violence and promising accountability for those responsible.
#society
The Telegraph: Son of Air India victim missed last call moments before mother boarded plane
Chirag Mahesh Patel missed a final call from his mother, Manju Mahesh Patel, 79, before she boarded Air India Flight AI171, which crashed shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad. She was seated in 12D, while British passenger Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, survived by escaping through an opening in the wreckage.
Breitbart: Grooming Gang Review Ties Illegal Migration to Group Child Rape: Report
A forthcoming review in Britain will link child grooming gangs to illegal immigration, focusing on the exploitation of young working-class white girls. The National Audit on Group-Based Child Sexual Exploitation will assess demographics of offenders and victims, highlighting concerns over potential civil unrest.
The review comes amid ongoing legal actions against men charged with grooming and raping minors, with many offenders reportedly of Pakistani heritage. Previous reports indicated that authorities may have overlooked the issue to avoid accusations of racism. Over 15,000 illegal immigrants have crossed the English Channel this year.
Breitbart: King Charles III Marks Air India Tragedy at Annual Trooping the Colour Parade
King Charles III and the royal family observed a moment of silence during the annual Trooping the Colour parade to honor victims of the recent Air India plane crash, which claimed 241 lives. The king expressed respect for the deceased and their families.
The parade featured military pageantry, with soldiers and musicians performing in front of the king and the public. The event concluded with a flyover by the RAF's Red Arrows, who used sustainable aviation fuel for their display.
Fox News: Bedbug 'massacre' at Las Vegas hotels leads to multiple lawsuits from guests with 'injuries'
Bedbug infestations at two Las Vegas hotels have led to multiple lawsuits after guests reported severe injuries. Complaints detail incidents from summer 2024, where guests experienced bites, swelling, and in one case, an emergency hospital visit due to an allergic reaction.
Attorney Brian Virag, representing the plaintiffs, emphasizes the need for better pest control and training for hotel staff. Both Treasure Island and Luxor have yet to respond to the lawsuits.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Benjamin Netanyahu to sit down with Fox News' Bret Baier amid Israeli conflict with Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be interviewed by Bret Baier on Fox News amid Israel's military operation against Iran, which includes airstrikes targeting nuclear facilities and military leaders. This operation, dubbed Operation Rising Lion, aims to dismantle Iran's nuclear threat.
As tensions escalate, Iran has retaliated with missile attacks on Israeli cities, though many were intercepted. Netanyahu claims significant successes in the operation, stating it targets key military and nuclear figures. Former President Trump has called for negotiations to end the conflict.
GB News: Iran issues stark warning to Britain and US as tensions escalate - 'This action will be very painful and regrettable!'
Iran has issued a warning to the UK, US, and France against supporting Israel amid escalating tensions and missile strikes between Iran and Israel. The Iranian government has threatened to target military bases and ships of these nations in the region if they intervene.
Times Of Israel: Zelensky calls for aid to Ukraine not to decrease in wake of Israel-Iran war
Ukraine expressed concern that escalating military tensions between Israel and Iran could impact Western aid, particularly from the US, as European support is already waning. President Zelensky emphasized the need for continued assistance to Ukraine, warning that a shift in US focus could hinder military support.
Zelensky also highlighted the potential for increased oil prices due to the Israeli strikes, which could inadvertently benefit Russia. Meanwhile, Ukraine and Russia conducted prisoner exchanges amid ongoing conflict, with Kyiv claiming to have halted Russian advances in the northeastern Sumy region.
#culture
Fox News: Dakota Johnson slams Hollywood, calls industry a ‘mess’ in scathing critique
Dakota Johnson criticized Hollywood for being "a mess" and risk-averse, attributing this to creative decisions made by individuals who lack genuine interest in films. She emphasized the need for fresh storytelling, as studios continue to prioritize sequels and remakes over original content.
Additionally, Johnson recently hinted at a split from Chris Martin after eight years, discussing her views on relationships and societal expectations. She expressed that traditional views on marriage and divorce should be reevaluated.
#crime
Breitbart: London Couple Uses Apple AirTag to Find Stolen Jaguar After Police Fail to Take Action
A London couple tracked down their stolen Jaguar using an Apple AirTag after police were slow to respond. Despite informing authorities of the vehicle's exact location, they received minimal assistance and decided to recover the car themselves, ultimately finding it parked nearby.
While their experience was successful, the couple acknowledged the risks of pursuing thieves and noted the growing misuse of AirTags in criminal activities. Law enforcement agencies caution against personal intervention in such situations for safety reasons.
Breitbart: Mother and Her Boyfriend Sentenced in Indiana Death of Little Girl
A mother and her boyfriend have been sentenced for the death of her one-year-old daughter, Oaklee Snow, whose body was found in a dresser drawer in Indiana. Madison Marshall received 25 years for neglect, while Roan Waters was sentenced to 45 years for multiple counts of neglect.
The couple had taken Oaklee and her brother from their father's home and lived in a drug-involved environment. After a national search, they were arrested, and Marshall confessed to the events leading to the child's death. The coroner ruled it a homicide.