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Fox News: Governors warn anti-Trump 'No Kings' protesters against becoming violent: 'You're going to get arrested'
As President Trump's military parade commemorates the U.S. Army's 250th birthday, protests are anticipated nationwide, particularly in red states. Governors are on alert for potential violence, emphasizing the need to uphold law and order while respecting constitutional rights.
Counterprotests, organized under the "No Kings" banner, are expected in various cities, including West Virginia, Virginia, and Georgia. State officials have warned that any illegal activities will not be tolerated, and measures are in place to ensure public safety during the demonstrations.
Forbes: Suspected Minnesota Shooter Identified As Vance Boelter
Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed in their home, while State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were also attacked but are recovering. The suspect, Vance Boelter, is armed and dangerous, and a manhunt is underway.
Authorities believe the shootings may be politically motivated, with Boelter reportedly having a list of lawmakers and officials. Hortman was a prominent Democratic leader known for significant legislation, while Hoffman also held key positions in the Minnesota legislature.
Fox News: Senate GOPs carefully weighing controversial tax provisions before bringing Big, Beautiful Bill to the floor
Senate Republicans are unlikely to bring the "Big, Beautiful Bill" to the floor for debate next week, potentially delaying its passage through both chambers by the July 4 deadline. Key tax provisions and spending cuts are expected to be contentious.
If the Senate advances the bill, the House will face a tight timeline to either accept changes or send it back, risking further delays. The actual deadline for a debt ceiling increase, included in the bill, is early August, making the July 4 date more aspirational.
Fox News: Senate Republicans carefully weighing controversial tax provisions in debt ceiling legislation before bringing
Senate Republicans are unlikely to bring the "Big, Beautiful Bill" to the floor for debate next week, potentially delaying its passage through both chambers by the July 4 deadline. Key tax provisions and spending cuts are expected to be contentious.
If the Senate advances the bill, the House will face a tight timeline to either accept changes or send it back, risking further delays. The actual deadline for a debt ceiling increase, included in the bill, is early August, making the July 4 date more aspirational.
#society
GB News: Unusual way Prince Louis will be kept in check at Trooping the Colour explained by ex-royal butler
A former royal butler has suggested that Prince Louis may have been "bribed" to behave well at the Trooping the Colour ceremony, highlighting the challenges of managing young royals in public. He noted the intense scrutiny on royal children and the importance of introducing them to ceremonial duties early.
Prince Louis, known for his animated appearances, has become a crowd favorite at royal events since his debut at 13 months old. The Trooping the Colour ceremony marks the monarch's official birthday and features senior royals participating in a grand military parade, concluding with a flypast from Buckingham Palace.
Breitbart: Comedian John Mulaney Shames 'Insane' Anti-Israel Leftists Threatening Wife Olivia Munn
Comedian John Mulaney expressed confusion and anger over political attacks and death threats directed at his wife, actress Olivia Munn, following her comments about children's programming, specifically regarding YouTuber Ms. Rachel. Mulaney clarified that Munn's remarks were misinterpreted and not related to political views on Gaza.
Munn's comments were taken out of context, leading to backlash from supporters of Ms. Rachel, who accused her of being insensitive to the ongoing conflict. Munn later issued a statement emphasizing her respect for Ms. Rachel and the importance of children's programming.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Gottheimer: Kaine 'Flat Out' Wrong to Accuse Israel of Killing Diplomacy, Iran Can Always Come to the Table and Disarm, They Didn't
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) defended Israel against Sen. Tim Kaine's claims that it undermines diplomacy, asserting that Iran has been dishonest in nuclear negotiations. He emphasized the need for Iran to disarm its nuclear program and criticized its history of evasion in talks.
Gottheimer highlighted Iran's threats to democracy and freedom, citing attacks on U.S. forces and allies. He supported Israel's recent actions as self-defense against potential Iranian attacks.
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Reed: We Wouldn't Hesitate to Do What I Criticized Israel for Doing if We Were in Their Shoes
Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) discussed the U.S. response to threats, comparing Israel's actions against Iran to a hypothetical situation with Mexico. He suggested that while the U.S. might act decisively if threatened, historical context shows a preference for negotiation, as seen during the Cold War with the Soviet Union.
Reed emphasized that the U.S. did not initiate conflict with the Soviet Union despite the threat it posed, opting instead for arms negotiations to avoid nuclear war.
#crime
Breitbart: Kanye West Shows Up for Diddy Trial but Can't Get in
Rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, attended Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial in New York to show support but was not permitted into the courtroom. He spent about 40 minutes in the building, observing the trial from a lower-level overflow room before leaving without commenting further.
Combs, facing serious charges, has pleaded not guilty, with defense attorneys arguing that the allegations stem from consensual adult interactions. The trial has seen dramatic testimony, including claims of coercion and sexual encounters involving Combs and others. A juror's residency raised questions, leading to potential replacement.
Fox News: Los Angeles protester charged with throwing rock at federal officer's face shield
Thomas Guzman has been charged with felony assault on a federal officer after allegedly throwing a rock at an agent during a protest in Los Angeles. The incident occurred near the Roybal Federal Building, where Guzman was later arrested and additional rocks were found in his pockets.
Video footage captured the chaotic scene as law enforcement worked to maintain order amid the protests. Guzman reportedly acknowledged his situation upon arrival at the holding cell, indicating awareness of the consequences of his actions.