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Jun 26, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: Boulder Attack Shows It's Right To Revoke Visas For Anti-US Views
A suspected radical illegal alien from Egypt, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, allegedly attacked demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, while promoting anti-Israel sentiments. He overstayed his visa but was granted a work permit by the Biden administration, highlighting flaws in the U.S. immigration system.
Critics argue that the current system prioritizes process over principles, allowing individuals with hostile ideologies to enter and remain in the U.S. The Trump administration's stance emphasizes the need for stricter immigration policies that align with American values and safety.
#politics
Breitbart: Newt Gingrich: Trump the 'Fifth Great Change Agent' in the White House After Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, FDR
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich praised Donald Trump as “the fifth great change agent” in U.S. history, alongside Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and FDR. He emphasized Trump's significant impact on economics, law, and foreign policy, suggesting his influence extends globally.
Gingrich expressed optimism about Trump's potential to continue reshaping America if he wins the 2026 and 2028 elections, likening his presidency to those of historical greats.
Fox News: Tim Walz says Harris campaign media strategy fell way short
Former Vice President candidate Tim Walz criticized Kamala Harris' campaign media strategy, suggesting it was too reliant on traditional outlets and failed to engage with diverse media platforms like podcasts. He emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to reach voters in various environments to remain relevant.
Walz argued that the campaign's cautious approach resembled a "prevent defense" strategy, which ultimately hindered its effectiveness. He called for more direct engagement with voters, such as town halls, to better connect with the electorate and counteract the perception of being behind in the race.
#society
Breitbart: MAC Cosmetics Teams Up With Trans Pop Star Kim Petras to Launch Pride Month Lip Gloss
MAC Cosmetics has partnered with trans pop star Kim Petras for its Viva Glam campaign, launching a new lip gloss for Pride Month. The limited-edition gloss, featuring a red shade and the trans flag, will donate 100% of proceeds to LGBTQ+ charities, including The Trevor Project.
The campaign aims to promote conversations around gender and sexual equality, with MAC pledging $1 million to charity partners. Petras, who has previously collaborated with MAC, continues to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility in the industry.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Ex-top Biden official: No genocide in Gaza, but Israel ‘without doubt’ committed war crimes
Matthew Miller, former US State Department spokesperson, stated that Israeli forces have committed war crimes in their conflict with Hamas in Gaza, although he does not believe Israel is committing genocide. He emphasized that while individual incidents of war crimes have occurred, the broader question of state policy remains open.
Miller noted that the Biden administration faced internal disagreements regarding Gaza war policy, including the decision to withhold certain weapons from Israel. He expressed concern about the high civilian casualties in Gaza and suggested that more could have been done to pressure Israel for a ceasefire. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides since its escalation in October 2023.
Breitbart: Second Round of Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks in Istanbul
Ukrainian and Russian delegations met for peace talks in Istanbul, marking their second face-to-face meeting since the war began. The discussions lasted under four hours and were overshadowed by recent drone attacks from both sides. Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umerov indicated that the talks were unproductive, with Ukraine taking a week to consider Russia's ceasefire proposals.
Despite the lack of progress, a prisoner exchange agreement was reached, and discussions about a potential future meeting between leaders Putin and Zelensky were noted. Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that any failure in negotiations would be Russia's responsibility, prompting calls for increased sanctions against Moscow.
Breitbart: Saudi Arabia and Qatar to Pay Syria's Government Workers
Saudi Arabia and Qatar will subsidize salaries for government workers in Syria's new Islamist regime, as announced during Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal's visit to Damascus. This support aims to promote investment and aid in rebuilding the war-torn country.
Prince Faisal emphasized Saudi Arabia's commitment to assisting Syria's economy and strengthening national institutions. The HTS government expressed gratitude for Saudi support, particularly in lifting U.S. sanctions, which they believe hinder the country's recovery.
Times Of Israel: Houthi missile triggers sirens in wide swaths of Israel, is intercepted by IDF
Israeli air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, marking the fourth missile attack in a week. Sirens sounded across central Israel, prompting residents to seek shelter, but there were no reports of injuries or damage.
The recent escalation follows Israeli airstrikes targeting Houthi positions in Yemen. The Houthis have been attacking Israel since November 2023, with over 40 missiles launched prior to a ceasefire in January 2025. The attacks resumed after Israel intensified its offensive against Hamas in March 2025.
Fox News: Foreign nationals charged amid Trump visa crackdown for scheme to smuggle US military equipment into China
Two foreign nationals, Cui Guanghai of China and John Miller of the UK, have been charged with smuggling U.S. military equipment to China and stalking a U.S. citizen. They allegedly planned to export sensitive technology, including missiles, while also attempting to intimidate a critic of the Chinese government.
The Justice Department emphasizes that this case highlights threats to national security and free speech. Both individuals were arrested in Serbia and face significant prison time if convicted. The U.S. is also tightening visa screening for applicants from China and Hong Kong.
#economy
GB News: Labour risks failing to meet net zero goals as 'lifeblood' of UK industry fails to back electric vehicles
Labour's net zero goals for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) are at risk, with a survey revealing that 70% of HGV operators have no plans to adopt electric vehicles. Concerns over affordability, availability, and performance are significant barriers, with many operators lacking confidence in meeting government targets.
In contrast, van operators show better adoption rates, with 40% either using or planning to use electric vehicles. The Road Haulage Association is calling for urgent government action to provide financing options and improve infrastructure to support the transition to electric HGVs, emphasizing the need for decisive measures to meet future deadlines.
#military
The Telegraph: As the Ukrainians give a masterclass in modern war, our Government rehashes old plans
Ukraine launched a successful drone attack on Russian strategic bomber bases, destroying 30% of Russia's bomber fleet, valued at $7 billion. This operation, executed without foreign assistance, marks a significant shift in the war, demonstrating Ukraine's military ingenuity.
In contrast, the UK government's recent Strategic Defence Review fell short, lacking necessary funding and failing to address immediate threats. The review primarily rehashed previous plans without providing a clear path forward, leaving the armed forces underfunded and unprepared for current challenges.
#outdoors
Fox News: Bright red fish caught by Mississippi angler with electric reel breaks new record
Joseph Hoang of Biloxi, Mississippi, set a new state record by catching a 6-pound, 9.6-ounce vermilion snapper using an electric reel. The record was certified by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources for May.
Vermilion snappers can grow up to 2 feet long and weigh up to 7 pounds. Mississippi's red snapper season began on May 23, allowing anglers to harvest two per person daily with a minimum size limit of 16 inches.