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Jun 19, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Schwarzenegger: Immigrants Need to Act Responsibly, 'Behave' Like Guests
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger emphasized the need for immigration reform, urging both parties to collaborate. He stated that immigrants should act as guests in the U.S., adhering to legal standards and contributing positively to their communities.
Schwarzenegger highlighted the importance of immigrants giving back, comparing their responsibilities to being a respectful guest in someone else's home.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Announces 'Two Beautiful' Flagpoles on White House Lawns
President Trump announced plans to install two new flagpoles on the north and south lawns of the White House, describing them as a personal gift. The installation is set to begin at 7:30 A.M. EST, with flags raised by 11 A.M. EST.
Trump emphasized that the White House has lacked flagpoles for 200 years, despite having a flag atop its roof. The announcement comes shortly after Flag Day, which saw protests against his administration.
#society
Times Of Israel: Iran state TV urges public to delete WhatsApp, claiming app gathered info for Israel
Iranian state television has advised citizens to uninstall WhatsApp, claiming without evidence that the app shares user data with Israel. WhatsApp refuted these claims, emphasizing its end-to-end encryption and commitment to user privacy, stating it does not track personal messages or provide data to governments.
Cybersecurity experts highlight concerns about metadata and data sovereignty, suggesting that data centers may not be located within Iran. Despite past bans, many Iranians continue to use WhatsApp through VPNs. The app remains popular alongside Instagram and Telegram.
Le Monde: Beloved black Corsican beaches threatened by nickel mining project
Residents of Nonza, Corsica, are opposed to plans by Canadian mining company Aurania Resources to explore for nickel extraction on their black beaches. Local artist Florence Arrighi expressed her concern over potential industrialization of the area, emphasizing her emotional connection to the landscape.
The company's proposal involves using magnets to extract sand, which has sparked significant local resistance as residents seek to protect their environment and way of life.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: State Dept: Our Priority Is Safety of Americans Overseas, Here at Home
The U.S. State Department has established a Middle East Task Force to enhance support for Americans abroad amid escalating regional tensions. The task force, operational 24/7 for the past week, has issued over 30 security alerts and updated travel advisories, urging Americans not to travel to Israel, Iraq, or Iran.
This initiative reflects the administration's priority on American safety, with a focus on providing information and connecting citizens with necessary resources. The task force comes in light of growing concerns regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, reinforcing the administration's stance against allowing Iran to develop nuclear weapons.
#economy
Breitbart: Import Prices Signal Low Inflation, China Reducing Prices To Fend Off Tariffs
U.S. import prices remained unchanged in May, indicating muted inflationary pressures despite rising tariffs and trade tensions. The import price index showed no change from April and a slight year-over-year increase of 0.2%.
While fuel prices dropped significantly, nonfuel import prices saw a modest rise. The data suggests stable prices across the supply chain, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough unearth rare ice age artefacts as remarkable migration habits of early humans revealed
Archaeologists have uncovered 20,000-year-old Ice Age artefacts in the Dargan Shelter cave in Australia's Blue Mountains, challenging previous beliefs about early human migration. The discovery includes 693 stone tools and evidence of human habitation at high altitudes, indicating significant travel across harsh landscapes.
The research, involving First Nations community members, highlights the cultural importance of the site and calls for better protection of indigenous heritage. This find aligns with global evidence that glacial landscapes did not hinder early human movement. The cave's location remains undisclosed to preserve its significance.
#health
Breitbart: General Mills to Ditch Artificial Colors in U.S. Cereals, School Foods
General Mills plans to eliminate artificial colors from all U.S. cereals and K-12 school foods by summer 2026, with a complete removal from its retail portfolio by the end of 2027. CEO Jeff Harmening emphasized the company's commitment to meeting consumer needs and maintaining food quality.
This announcement coincides with Kraft Heinz's decision to halt new products with artificial dyes, aiming for a complete phase-out by 2027. The moves follow calls from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for food companies to reformulate their products to address chronic illnesses linked to diet.