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#illegals
CNSNews: Despite ‘No Kings Day’ Protests, Obama Boasts That He Ruled by Edict, Defied Law and Congress
Following protests against President Trump for allegedly ruling like a king, former President Obama claimed he successfully enacted policies through executive orders, specifically referencing DACA, which allowed certain undocumented immigrants to remain in the U.S. without Congressional approval.
Obama's comments highlight a contentious debate over executive power and immigration policy, as legal experts have questioned the constitutionality of DACA since its inception. A recent U.S. Appeals Court decision has now halted the processing of new DACA requests.
#politics
Le Monde: Togo suspends French broadcasters for three months
Togo has suspended French broadcasters RFI and France 24 for three months, citing "inexact and tendentious" content that allegedly threatens national stability. This follows recent anti-government protests in Lomé, where demonstrators rallied against rising electricity prices and political repression.
Protests intensified after rapper Aamron was arrested and later appeared in a video apologizing to the president. Opposition parties and civil society groups are calling for President Faure Gnassingbé to resign and have urged citizens to engage in civil disobedience against the government.
Front Page Magazine: Dems Want to Ban Masks... for Police
Masking has become a symbol of leftist identity, with recent efforts to ban masks in public facing opposition from leftist activists, including those linked to the 50501 movement. They are promoting California's 'No Secret Police Act (SB 627)', which seeks to prevent law enforcement from wearing masks while interacting with the public.
Critics argue that while law enforcement should have visible identification, targeting them with such legislation could endanger officers and their families. The lack of accompanying anti-doxxing measures raises concerns about potential risks to law enforcement personnel. The inconsistency in the left's stance on masking highlights a perceived agenda.
#society
GB News: Woman and instructor fall 15,000 feet to their deaths in horror tandem skydiving tragedy
A mother-of-four, Belinda Taylor, 48, and her skydiving instructor died after their parachute failed to open during a tandem jump at Dunkeswell airfield in Devon. Police confirmed both were pronounced dead at the scene, and an investigation is underway.
Taylor's son and partner expressed their grief, highlighting her selflessness and the impact she had on her family. British Skydiving has initiated an inquiry into the incident, with a report to be submitted to relevant authorities.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump slams Obama, Trudeau for pushing Russia out of G8 summit years ago: 'Wouldn't have a war'
President Trump criticized former President Obama and ex-Canadian PM Trudeau for excluding Russia from the G8 in 2014, claiming this decision contributed to the current war in Ukraine. He argued that having Russia at the table could have prevented the conflict.
The ongoing G7 summit in Canada is addressing various global issues, including escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, as well as the war in Ukraine. Trump emphasized the need for Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal, suggesting that both sides should seek resolution before further escalation occurs.
Forbes: Trump Says Russia Should Join G7
President Donald Trump suggested that Russia should be reinstated in the Group of 7 alliance, reiterating a previous call from 2018. He claimed that if Russia were part of the G7, the ongoing conflict with Ukraine might have been avoided.
Trump also expressed openness to the idea of China joining the alliance if proposed.
#crime
Breitbart: Syrian War Torturer Gets Life Sentence in Germany
A German court has sentenced Syrian doctor Alaa Mousa to life in prison for crimes against humanity, including torture and murder of detainees at military hospitals during the Syrian civil war. The court described his actions as part of the brutal regime of Bashar al-Assad.
Mousa, who arrived in Germany in 2015, worked as an orthopaedic doctor until his arrest in 2020. Testimonies revealed horrific acts of torture he allegedly committed, including setting fire to a teenage boy's genitals. Germany has been prosecuting supporters of Assad’s regime under universal jurisdiction laws.