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Jun 19, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: U.S. Attorney Considers Charging NYC Democrat with Assaulting ICE Agent
New York City Comptroller and Democratic mayoral candidate Brad Lander is under investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York for allegedly assaulting an ICE agent and obstructing the arrest of an illegal alien. Lander was arrested after intervening during immigration hearings.
Lander claimed he intended to help the illegal alien evade arrest and criticized the enforcement actions as a threat to the rule of law. While he was released from ICE custody, the investigation continues, and he may face federal charges for his actions.
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Moves to Reform Broadcast Rules to Constrain Big Media, Curtail Big Tech, Boost Local Journalism
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is initiating reforms to media broadcast rules aimed at enhancing local journalism and reducing the dominance of big tech. The agency plans to seek public comment on changing the national broadcast television ownership cap, which currently limits a single entity's reach to 39% of U.S. households.
Carr believes these changes will empower local broadcasters and improve competition for advertising revenue, which has been increasingly diverted to tech companies. The reforms have garnered support from various political and industry groups, emphasizing the need for updated regulations that reflect the modern media landscape.
#society
Fox News: New York Times claims Elon Musk is 'continuing to lash out' at them over drug use report
Elon Musk has publicly criticized a New York Times report alleging his drug use was more extensive than previously known, particularly during the 2024 presidential campaign. The Times cited interviews and private messages, claiming Musk's use of ketamine and other substances was significant.
In response, Musk challenged the Times and the Wall Street Journal to take drug tests, asserting their reporting was false. The Times maintained their stance, stating Musk's criticisms were unfounded and that their article was well-sourced and fair.
Breitbart: Cuba Seeks 10-Year Prison Sentence for Dissident over Anti-Communist Facebook Posts
Cuban dissident Alexander Verdecia faces a potential ten-year prison sentence for criticizing the regime on Facebook. A member of the Patriotic Union of Cuba, Verdecia has long denounced the poor living conditions in his municipality. He was detained in February and has since endured harsh prison conditions.
His wife reported that prison authorities have restricted his communication and that he will represent himself in court, as they believe hiring a lawyer is futile. Verdecia has been previously sanctioned politically, and his wife is seeking a copy of the Cuban Constitution for his defense.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: G7 Nations Seek to ‘De-Risk’ Critical Mineral Supply Chains from China
The G7 nations have introduced an action plan aimed at diversifying critical mineral supply chains to reduce dependence on China, the leading producer. The plan emphasizes responsible production, investment in local projects, and innovation, while addressing labor standards and environmental concerns.
The G7's strategy seeks to enhance financing for mineral projects in developing countries, which hold significant resources. While expressing a desire for stable relations with China, the G7 is prepared to counter market distortions and promote alternative sources, particularly in Canada, Australia, India, and South Korea.
Times Of Israel: FMs of France, Germany and UK to meet Iranian counterpart for nuclear talks
Foreign ministers from Germany, France, and Britain are set to meet with Iran's foreign minister in Geneva to discuss nuclear assurances amid escalating tensions following Israeli military strikes on Iran. The talks aim to ensure Iran's nuclear program remains for civilian use.
European leaders, including French President Macron, are advocating for a negotiated resolution to the conflict, urging Israel to limit its military actions. The situation remains precarious, with concerns about further escalation and civilian casualties.
Le Monde: DR Congo and Rwanda initial preliminary peace agreement, to formally sign document in Washington
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have initialed a peace agreement to address the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC, set to be formally signed on June 27. The agreement includes provisions for territorial integrity, disarmament, and the integration of non-state armed groups.
The M23 rebel group, accused of receiving support from Rwanda, has intensified its offensive in eastern DRC, capturing key cities and causing significant casualties. Rwanda, while denying military backing, cites security threats from armed groups in the region.
#military
Fox News: Navy recruitment 'skyrockets' under Trump's leadership, official says
The U.S. Navy has surpassed its fiscal year 2025 recruiting goal by contracting 40,600 future sailors, achieving this milestone three months early. Secretary of the Navy John Phelan credited the increase to motivated candidates and effective recruiting strategies.
This achievement follows similar successes from the U.S. Army and Coast Guard, which also exceeded their recruitment targets ahead of schedule. The Navy continues to process applicants, emphasizing the importance of removing barriers and improving recruitment operations.
#health
Breitbart: Report: Nonprofit Hospitals Still Pushing DEI, Childhood Transgenderism Despite Trump's Orders
A conservative watchdog group has issued a warning against nonprofit hospitals for allegedly using taxpayer funds to promote a "woke agenda," focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and gender ideology over patient care. They have called for investigations into five health systems, including Cleveland Clinic and Vanderbilt University Medical Center, for their advocacy of transgender procedures for minors and other political initiatives.
The report highlights how these hospitals, benefiting from federal funding and tax-exempt statuses, have prioritized their political agendas over healthcare. Consumer's Research urges Congress to examine the funding of these institutions, claiming they exploit their nonprofit status to engage in activism that may not align with public sentiment.