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Jun 17, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Federal court to decide if Trump can override Newsom, deploy National Guard in California riots
A California appellate court will hear arguments regarding Governor Gavin Newsom's lawsuit against President Trump over the deployment of the National Guard to manage anti-immigration protests in Los Angeles. A lower court ruled the deployment illegal, but a three-judge panel has temporarily paused that decision.
The Department of Justice argues that the military presence is necessary to protect federal personnel and buildings, citing a provision allowing presidential activation of the National Guard without state consent. Newsom's attorneys contend that the situation does not justify the federalization of troops and has worsened unrest.
#politics
Fox News: Ilhan Omar claims US turning into one of 'worst countries' in the world
Rep. Ilhan Omar criticized the U.S., claiming it is becoming one of the "worst countries" due to the presence of military in the streets and President Trump's military parade, which she likened to a display by a "failed dictator." She urged Americans to reject these developments.
Omar stated that Trump embodies hatred for American values and is damaging the country. Her remarks have drawn criticism, with some commentators calling her hyperbolic and ungrateful, particularly in light of the sacrifices made by U.S. military personnel.
GB News: Keir Starmer blasted for 'monumental U-turn' on grooming gangs inquiry by ex-Tory MP
Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to resign due to his handling of the grooming gangs scandal. Former Conservative MP Anna Firth criticized his decision to order a review by Baroness Casey, labeling it a "betrayal" and "disgraceful."
Breitbart: PHOTO: NC Democrat Lawmaker Julie von Haefen Posts Grisly Image of Severed Trump Head Beside Guillotine
North Carolina State Rep. Julie von Haefen faced backlash for posting a violent image resembling President Trump at an anti-Trump protest. The Wake GOP called for her resignation, condemning any promotion of political violence, especially following recent violent attacks on lawmakers.
Von Haefen later edited her post, stating she condemns political violence and aims to unite people. North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall criticized her actions as disgraceful and stated he is reviewing the matter with legislative attorneys.
#society
GB News: Eurostar rolls out a new summer menu created by a Michelin-starred chef - available on trains now
Eurostar has launched its inaugural summer menu for Premier passengers, developed by a team including Michelin-starred chef Jeremy Chan. The menu emphasizes sustainability and features locally sourced ingredients, offering dishes like baked salmon and peppered green bean salad.
Passenger feedback has been positive, with 83% reporting an enhanced dining experience. The menu also includes new desserts and an expanded wine selection, with an emphasis on organic options. Premier fares start at £245, providing exclusive benefits such as priority boarding and lounge access.
Times Of Israel: Israeli airlines to launch repatriation flights to bring citizens back home
Israeli airlines El Al, Arkia, and Israir are set to begin repatriation flights for over 100,000 Israelis stranded abroad, following government approval. El Al will operate flights from several European cities, prioritizing those with canceled tickets and urgent medical needs.
Arkia and Israir will also launch flights from nearby destinations, focusing on organized tour groups. The Civil Aviation Authority has limited flight operations to two per hour during daylight due to security concerns, with full repatriation expected to take weeks.
Forbes: Indian Creek Property Near Jeff Bezos Just Sold For Over $100 Million
Indian Creek, a prestigious island near Miami, recently set a record with the sale of a 1.84-acre lot for $105 million. The property, previously owned by German investor Mikhail Peleg, attracted offers close to $100 million upon listing but ultimately sold for less than the initial asking price of $200 million.
The island, known for its high-profile residents including Jeff Bezos and Ivanka Trump, boasts exclusive security features, making it a desirable location for wealthy buyers. The sale is expected to further elevate property values on Indian Creek, which have surged dramatically over the past two decades.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: President Trump Touts 'Total Control' of Iranian Airspace
President Trump claimed that the U.S. has complete control over Iranian airspace and knows the location of Ayatollah Khamenei, describing him as an "easy target." He emphasized the superiority of American military technology and expressed concerns about potential missile attacks on civilians and U.S. soldiers.
Trump's remarks followed his return from G7 meetings in Canada amid rising tensions in the Middle East. He suggested that Iran is close to developing nuclear weapons and advocated for a permanent resolution, even suggesting that unconditional surrender would be acceptable.
Times Of Israel: Israel will achieve goals in Iran within a week or two, including in Fordo, IDF says
The Israeli military anticipates achieving its objectives against Iran's nuclear program within one to two weeks, following extensive airstrikes targeting Iranian ballistic missile launchers and air defense systems. The IDF claims to have destroyed a significant portion of Iran's missile capabilities, with ongoing operations aimed at neutralizing the threat posed by Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Israeli forces have reportedly killed numerous Iranian commanders and inflicted heavy damage on Iran's nuclear facilities, including key enrichment sites. The IDF emphasizes that the operation will continue until the threat is eliminated, asserting that the campaign is essential for Israel's security amid ongoing missile attacks from Iran.
#culture
The Telegraph: Stephen King: It’s okay for people to feel joy
Stephen King asserts that experiencing joy is a valid part of the human experience, even for a writer known for horror. His comments come as his film "The Life of Chuck," based on his novella, is released, marking a shift from his typical genre.
King acknowledges the challenges of receiving critical feedback but emphasizes that joy, alongside darker themes, is essential in storytelling.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Minnesota Suspect Update
Vance Boelter, the suspect in the shooting of a Minnesota state lawmaker and her husband, reportedly targeted multiple homes that night. Disguised as a law enforcement officer, he began his rampage at the residence of state Sen. John Hoffman, injuring both Hoffman and his wife.
Fox News: Small town left with zero cops as council fires final officer amid mounting drama
The Hawkins City Council in Texas has terminated its last police officer, Lt. Eric Tuma, citing "dereliction of sworn duties" and "abandonment of post." This decision follows a series of resignations and terminations within the police department, leaving the small community without law enforcement.
Mayor Debbie Rushing noted that Tuma had informed the city about a family emergency during his absence. The council's actions come amid ongoing turmoil, including Rushing's previous firings of three officers for improper hiring practices and her own legal troubles. The city is currently facing 16 lawsuits from former officers.
#sports
Breitbart: Alexei Lalas Blames Diversity for U.S. Men's Soccer Struggles
U.S. soccer analyst Alexei Lalas argues that the U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT) should focus on being more "exclusive" rather than "inclusive," suggesting that the team's diversity may hinder cohesion and performance. He believes a more homogenous group with shared experiences could lead to better understanding and success on the field.
Lalas contrasts his view with the successes of diverse teams like France and the U.S. Women's National Team, which had less diversity. He emphasizes that regardless of composition, the key to winning lies in having skilled players and effective coaching.