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Jun 19, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Discounted college tuition for illegal immigrants policy leads DOJ to sue Kentucky
The Justice Department is suing Kentucky over a policy that allows illegal immigrants to qualify for in-state tuition at public universities, claiming it discriminates against U.S. citizens from out-of-state. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized that no state should treat Americans as second-class citizens.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's office stated he was not involved in the policy, which is enforced by an independent agency. Republicans in the state legislature criticized Beshear for not addressing the issue and have attempted to pass legislation to prevent illegal immigrants from receiving residency status for tuition purposes.
#politics
The Economist: Corruption at the heart of his party wounds Spain’s prime minister
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces increasing challenges as corruption allegations surface within his Socialist Party. Following a judge's report detailing systematic corruption involving his aides, Sánchez issued multiple apologies and promised a leadership overhaul and financial audit.
Despite these efforts, restoring his authority may prove difficult, raising questions about his political future. The situation highlights a troubling return to the corruption issues that initially led to his rise to power in 2018.
The Telegraph: Crane driver wakes up to find Donald Trump... and dozes off again
During a White House event, a crane operator was filmed napping behind Donald Trump as the president participated in the installation of two large flag poles. While Trump engaged with workers, the operator, unnoticed, briefly woke up before returning to sleep.
Social media users humorously commented on the incident, noting the operator's missed opportunity for a handshake with Trump. The event also included Trump's remarks on the flag poles and criticism of the Federal Reserve, alongside comments about international conflicts.
Breitbart: Swalwell: Prosecutors Should Be Charging Officers for Arresting Dems
Representative Eric Swalwell criticized the arrest of Democratic lawmakers by what he termed "rogue agents," suggesting that top prosecutors should take action against them. He highlighted the recent arrest of Senator Padilla and called for a stronger response from Democratic leadership and state attorneys general.
Swalwell emphasized the need for law enforcement to act against these arrests, framing it as a matter of protecting First Amendment rights. He urged prosecutors to respond to what he sees as government overreach with appropriate legal action.
#society
Breitbart: Ex-MP Says Labour Told Him Not to Mention Ethnicity of Grooming Gangs
Former Labour MP Simon Danczuk alleges that party officials discouraged him from discussing the ethnicity and religion of grooming gang members in Rochdale to avoid losing votes from Pakistani communities. He claims this reluctance contributed to a culture of cover-ups regarding child abuse.
Danczuk's comments follow a review by Baroness Casey, which criticized officials for avoiding discussions on ethnic factors in grooming gang activity. The review has prompted Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to reconsider a national inquiry, raising concerns about the party's handling of the issue.
GB News: Motorway chaos likely without £2.5billion road funding amid warning of 'destroyed lives' - 'Top priority'
Transport Action Network is urging UK transport ministers to redirect funding from major road projects to address road safety, citing a daily average of four deaths and 68 serious injuries on England's roads. They argue that current funding priorities neglect safety despite claims of it being a top priority.
The group highlights that major projects like the Lower Thames Crossing and the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine scheme could worsen safety outcomes. They propose reallocating funds to improve safety across a broader network, potentially preventing thousands of deaths and serious injuries over the next two decades.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel's Defense Minister, After Hospital Strike: Khamenei 'Should No Longer Continue to Exist'
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz labeled Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as the modern-day equivalent of Hitler, asserting he should no longer exist after Iran's missile strike on Soroka Medical Center. The attack, which injured several, was condemned as a violation of international law.
Katz emphasized the gravity of targeting a hospital, especially one serving a diverse community, while Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to hold Tehran accountable. Iran claimed the hospital was a military target, a statement strongly refuted by Israeli officials.
Le Monde: Netanyahu vows Iran will 'pay heavy price' after missile strike hits Israeli hospital
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that Iran would "pay a heavy price" after a missile attack hit Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva, injuring 40 people. Defense Minister stated Iran's supreme leader would be held accountable for the attack, which Iran claims targeted a military base.
This incident marks a significant escalation in hostilities between Israel and Iran, with the U.S. remaining uncertain about military involvement. The attack occurred during ongoing exchanges between the nations, amid diplomatic tensions involving President Trump's demands for Iran's surrender.
#economy
Breitbart: Disney World Sees Noticeably Low June Attendance: 'Slowest Junes on Record in the Past Decade'
Disney World is experiencing significantly low attendance this June, with visitor numbers down compared to previous summers. Factors contributing to this decline include rising vacation costs, high temperatures in Central Florida, and increased competition from attractions like Epic Universe.
Disney executives are reportedly concerned that soaring ticket prices are alienating middle-class families, with a notable drop in guests planning return visits. The cost of a four-day stay has risen dramatically, primarily due to new charges for services that were once complimentary.