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#illegals
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Are ICE Agents Wearing Masks to Hide 'Misbehavior,' as Jerry Nadler Claimed?
Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler claimed ICE agents wear masks to conceal "misbehavior" after being denied entry to an ICE facility. This accusation follows reports of a 500% increase in assaults against ICE agents, attributed to hostile rhetoric from politicians.
ICE officials argue that masks protect agents from doxing amid rising violence. Critics suggest that Nadler's comments contribute to the dangerous environment for law enforcement. The ongoing debate highlights tensions surrounding immigration enforcement.
#politics
Fox News: Senate GOP aims to approve major legislation next week as Trump touts party unity
Senate Republicans aim to approve the "Big, Beautiful Bill" next week, having worked through the weekend to finalize its contents. Key elements include a freeze on local and state AI regulations, while cuts to food assistance were removed to attract moderate GOP votes.
Concerns remain over SALT deductions, rural hospital funding, and overall spending cuts, with some conservatives pushing for more deficit reduction. President Trump emphasized party unity and the urgency of passing the bill, as Senate debate is expected to start mid-week.
#society
Gataway Couple: Plan Your Perfect Day at Burnside Farms
Burnside Farms in Northern Virginia, run by Leslie and Michael Dawley, offers family-friendly events like the Festival of Spring and the Summer of Sunflowers. Visitors can pick flowers and enjoy expansive fields of tulips and sunflowers, making it a delightful escape from nearby Washington, DC.
The farm also hosts a Christmas tree sale and provides nearby attractions such as Manassas National Battlefield Park and SplashDown Waterpark. With seasonal events and activities, it's a great spot for families looking to create lasting memories.
GB News: British man arrested after staging 'mock wedding' with 9-year-old girl at Disneyland Paris
A 22-year-old British man was arrested for allegedly attempting to stage a sham wedding with a nine-year-old Ukrainian girl at Disneyland Paris, involving around 100 participants. The event, falsely presented as a real wedding, cost €130,000 and was intended for social media content.
French authorities detained four individuals, including the girl's mother and two Latvian nationals, after Disney staff alerted police upon noticing the child's wedding attire. The British man and one Latvian remain in custody, facing charges of money laundering and fraud.
The Telegraph: Palestine Action protest: Demonstrators gather in London after ban
Protesters from Palestine Action clashed with police in Trafalgar Square after being banned from demonstrating outside Parliament. The Metropolitan Police enforced an exclusion zone, prompting the group to relocate their protest, where around 500 gathered, chanting and displaying placards.
The protest escalated as police detained two demonstrators, leading to heightened tensions. The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, is set to announce plans to classify Palestine Action as a terrorist organization due to recent vandalism at RAF Brize Norton.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel strikes Tehran, Fordo nuclear site
Explosions shook Tehran as Israel targeted "regime targets" following US airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. Iran retaliated with missile strikes on Israel, escalating conflict on the 11th day of hostilities.
Israel claimed to have struck multiple military sites, including the Fordo nuclear facility, while Iranian media reported power outages due to the attacks. Tensions remain high as both nations continue their assaults.
Fox News: Pakistan flip flops on Trump Nobel Peace Prize nomination after less than 24 hours
Pakistan praised President Trump for his diplomatic efforts in de-escalating tensions with India but condemned his recent airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, calling them a violation of international law. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed concern over the strikes targeting IAEA-protected sites.
The contrasting stances highlight Pakistan's complex relationship with the U.S. and Iran. Some Pakistani officials believe aligning with Trump benefits the nation, despite the tensions with Iran, which Pakistan supports in its conflicts.
The Mirror: Keir Starmer to meet Volodymyr Zelensky in UK after leader's dire Putin warning
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer following deadly Russian strikes in Kyiv that killed at least seven. Zelensky condemned Russia, North Korea, and Iran as a "coalition of killers" and emphasized the need for stronger defense measures.
During his visit, Zelensky plans to discuss defense strategies with UK and EU partners to counter potential military operations by Russia in Europe. He aims to coordinate efforts to pressure Russia and enhance collective security against ongoing threats.
#military
Times Of Israel: Living from siren to siren under Tel Aviv
Since June 13, 2025, Iranian missile attacks have prompted Israelis along the coast to seek refuge in underground spaces. Public areas like subway stations and parking garages are being converted into makeshift shelters, fostering community among residents.
In Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Center garage, the Brothers and Sisters in Arms movement has set up tents for shelter. Similarly, Ramat Gan's Bialik light rail station accommodates around 1,000 nightly, with families creating small living areas within the confined space.
The Western Journal: After Iran Attack, NYT Performs Ridiculous 'Fact Check' on Defense Secretary Hegseth, Gets Roasted
The New York Times faced criticism for its "fact check" of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments regarding U.S. military operations in Iran. Hegseth emphasized the success of American deterrence and the precision of the operation, but the Times focused on his use of "our boys" to refer to B-2 pilots, which included both men and women.
Critics on social media mocked the Times for what they deemed a trivial focus during a serious military briefing, highlighting the disconnect between the publication's coverage and public sentiment. The incident reflects ongoing tensions between the media and supporters of the Trump administration.
#crime
The Western Journal: Top Producer Loses Track of 280,000 Eggs, Then Receives One-Sentence Ransom Note
Cal-Maine Foods, a leading egg producer, lost 280,000 eggs valued at $100,000 during transport from Maryland to Florida. The theft was orchestrated by a con artist posing as a legitimate trucking company, who demanded a $7,500 ransom after the eggs were diverted to Staten Island.
The investigation into the theft has stalled, coinciding with scrutiny of Cal-Maine's business practices amid allegations of price gouging and record profits. The company has not publicly commented on the incident.
#other
Daily Mirror: Electric bills for thousands of firms to be slashed under government plans
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Daily Mirror: UK gives chilling two-word warning to Iran over nuclear site retaliation
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