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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive – Rep. Hinson: Big, Beautiful Bill Is 'Going to Save America'
Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) expressed strong support for President Trump's proposed legislation, emphasizing its potential to benefit middle-class Americans through tax relief and border security investments. She criticized Democrats for opposing the bill, claiming it aligns with the desires of the American people.
Hinson highlighted the bill's provisions, including tax cuts and energy reforms, while arguing that it would stimulate economic growth. She remains optimistic about its passage, despite challenges in Congress, asserting that Republicans will work together to deliver the legislation to the President's desk.
#society
Fox News: Fiery hot-air balloon tragedy kills at least 8 people: 'We are in mourning'
A hot-air balloon in Santa Catarina, Brazil, caught fire and crashed on Saturday, resulting in at least eight fatalities among the 21 passengers. The fire originated in the basket, prompting the pilot to attempt an emergency landing. Thirteen survivors, including the pilot, were hospitalized with injuries.
Authorities are investigating the incident, with the hot-air balloon company stating it followed all safety regulations. Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has offered federal assistance for the investigation. The company has suspended operations indefinitely.
Fox News: Los Angeles taxpayers to foot millions for 'peaceful' anti-ICE protests
Los Angeles anti-ICE protests have cost taxpayers $32 million, primarily for police response and cleanup after riots. Over $29 million went to the LAPD, with additional funds allocated for city services. The unrest led to numerous arrests, including one for an alleged plot against law enforcement.
The protests, described as "peaceful" by some, involved violent clashes with police and resulted in injuries to deputies. The financial impact does not include potential lawsuits related to the events.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: US launches strikes on Iran
The US has conducted airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan—authorized by Donald Trump, who hailed the operation as a success. This military action comes amid rising pressure for US intervention to support Israel and curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.
The strikes represent a major escalation in tensions and a pivotal moment in Trump's presidency. He emphasized the effectiveness of the military operation and expressed a desire for peace following the attacks.
Times Of Israel: Israeli carriers to start outbound flights on Monday, limited to 50 people per plane
Israel is set to gradually resume outbound flights starting Monday, allowing stranded foreigners and Israelis needing to leave the country to fly out. Flights will be limited to 50 passengers per plane, with priority for humanitarian and national security cases.
Airlines like El Al and Israir will operate under new guidelines, with ticket purchases available on their websites. The move follows the closure of airspace due to military operations against Iran, which left many tourists and Israelis abroad.
#military
Liberty Nation News: BREAKING: Trump Announces Completed Air Strikes in Iran - Liberty Nation News
President Trump announced a successful military operation targeting Iran's nuclear sites, including Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. He confirmed that all American aircraft have returned safely after the attack, emphasizing the capabilities of the U.S. military and calling for peace.
Breitbart: Kristina Wong: 'Surge in Military Enlistment' Under Trump 'Undeniable'
Kristina Wong highlighted a significant increase in U.S. Navy enlistment during the Trump administration, stating that the Navy achieved its recruitment goal of 40,600 sailors for fiscal year 2025 three months early. She attributed this surge to various changes in recruitment strategies.
Wong also noted that military enlistment overall saw a 50% increase in new recruits by March 2025 compared to the previous year under the Biden administration, emphasizing the turnaround in recruitment success under Trump's leadership.