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#illegals
Fox News: GOP bill would grant Trump right to deploy National Guard for immigration enforcement
New legislation, the GUARD Act, seeks to empower the president to deploy National Guard units for immigration enforcement when states refuse cooperation. Authored by Rep. Pat Harrigan, it proposes severe penalties, including the death penalty for killing immigration officers.
The bill aims to address frustrations with "sanctuary" jurisdictions and enhance federal immigration law enforcement, allowing the National Guard to apprehend individuals unlawfully in the U.S. and conduct border security operations.
Breitbart: Fidel Castro's Influencer Grandson Condemns Trump Deportations in Bizarre Instagram Video
Sandro Castro, grandson of Fidel Castro, released a video criticizing Donald Trump's immigration policies while standing in a dilapidated Havana building. He urged Trump to view migrants positively, stating they contribute to the economy and deserve a chance.
Despite his calls for empathy, Castro lives a privileged life far removed from the struggles of ordinary Cubans. His social media presence often features eccentric content, including promoting Cristal Beer and hosting lavish parties, drawing ire from the Cuban diaspora.
Breitbart: Poll: Majority Say It Should Be 'Illegal' to Prevent ICE from Doing Its Job
A recent Economist/YouGov survey reveals that 52% of Americans believe it should be illegal for individuals to obstruct U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Among political affiliations, 80% of Republicans and 41% of Democrats support this view, while 45% approve of recent protests against ICE in Los Angeles.
The survey indicates a significant divide in opinions on ICE's role, with a majority considering the protests a serious issue. Notably, the Department of Homeland Security continues to highlight the criminal backgrounds of individuals arrested by ICE, emphasizing the serious nature of their offenses.
#politics
Breitbart: Wikipedia Admin Plans to Hide Article on Iran Advocating for Israel’s Destruction
A decision was made to merge the Wikipedia article “Destruction of Israel in Iranian policy” into the “Iran-Israel relations” page despite opposition from a majority of editors. Critics claim the move reflects bias against Israel, with concerns raised about anti-Israeli editing on the platform.
The discussion highlighted a divide among editors, with many arguing for the article's retention and others advocating for its deletion or merging. The closing admin's decision has sparked backlash, with accusations of Wikipedia promoting disinformation and bias against Israel.
Fox News: Harvard weighs how to strike deal with Trump admin without looking like it caved: Report
Harvard University is in discussions with the Trump administration regarding a potential agreement that addresses federal funding issues while maintaining its values. The administration has frozen over $2 billion in federal grants and contracts and is pushing for changes related to viewpoint diversity and merit-based practices.
Former Harvard president Lawrence Summers indicated that any deal should not be seen as capitulation, suggesting that addressing certain issues could benefit the university while preserving its independence. The Trump administration hopes this agreement could set a precedent for other elite institutions.
CNSNews: Dems Stage Gay ‘Guerrilla Theater’ Kennedy Center Stunt to Protest Trump
Five Democratic senators collaborated with the producer of "Hamilton" to stage a concert at the Kennedy Center under the guise of a talent show, protesting President Trump's role there. The event, framed as a celebration of LGBTQ pride, was criticized as a political stunt.
Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell condemned the event, highlighting its exclusionary nature and accusing the senators of practicing bigotry by refusing to engage with audiences that may hold differing political views. He called for a return to inclusivity in the arts.
#society
Fox News: 16 states back Trump in court battle against Harvard over funding freeze for antisemitism response
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, along with 15 other state attorneys general, filed an amicus brief supporting Donald Trump in a lawsuit from Harvard University. The suit concerns Trump's decision to freeze over $2 billion in federal funding due to Harvard's alleged failure to address antisemitism on campus.
Bird argues that the case parallels historical instances where federal funding was altered due to non-compliance with anti-discrimination laws. She emphasizes the importance of holding universities accountable for protecting Jewish students, asserting that taxpayer dollars should not support institutions that allow discrimination.
Fox News: Hiker suffers hypothermia during trek on New England's highest peak amid East Coast heat wave
Caroline Wilson, a 55-year-old hiker from Texas, was rescued from New Hampshire's White Mountains after becoming hypothermic and unresponsive while hiking Mount Washington. Her husband called 911 when she could no longer move or communicate.
Rescuers faced severe conditions, including temperatures around 20°F and 120 mph winds. They successfully transported Wilson to safety, with the Cog Railway aiding in the operation. She was taken to a hospital for treatment.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: IAEA director says Iran's enriched uranium can't be located following US military strikes
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi stated that the agency is unaware of the location of nearly 900 pounds of potentially enriched uranium in Iran, following U.S. military strikes on key nuclear sites. He emphasized the need for inspections to determine the material's whereabouts.
Grossi acknowledged Iran's claims of taking protective measures but stressed the importance of accountability for all uranium in the country. He noted that while Iran may not currently have the capability to enrich uranium to weapon-grade levels, his focus remains on tracking the material.
Forbes: U.S. Attack Reportedly Only Set Iran’s Nuclear Program Back A ‘Few Months’ (Live Updates)
A classified U.S. report indicates that the recent military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities only delayed its nuclear program by a few months, contrary to claims by President Trump. The strikes targeted key sites, but did not destroy the underground structures.
Iran has responded aggressively, launching missiles at U.S. positions and accusing Israel of violating ceasefire agreements. Tensions remain high as both countries exchange threats and military actions, with Trump emphasizing the need for peace while also warning against further aggression.
The Western Journal: Trump Responds to Jeb Bush's Iran Remarks with Class: 'Very Much Appreciated!'
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush praised President Donald Trump's recent military action against Iran's nuclear facilities, calling it a pivotal moment that reinforces U.S. strength and deters rogue regimes. Bush emphasized the significance of the decision, stating it fulfills a long-standing U.S. commitment to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
In response, Trump expressed gratitude for Bush's support. While discussing the situation, Trump indicated he does not seek regime change in Iran, preferring a swift resolution to ongoing tensions. CIA Director John Ratcliffe also commended Trump for achieving objectives without American casualties.
Times Of Israel: Israel reopens skies for air travel, returns international airport to full operation
Israel has reopened its airspace for travel after a ceasefire with Iran was announced. Ben Gurion Airport and other airports are resuming full operations, allowing airlines to increase flights and capacity, and facilitating the return of stranded Israelis.
Transportation Minister Miri Regev indicated that more than 100,000 Israelis have returned home, with additional flights planned to various destinations. While some foreign airlines are seeking to resume operations, many have extended flight suspensions due to recent conflicts.
Fox News: Iran vowed 'death to America' and its leaders for decades before Trump wiped out nuclear facilities
Iran's leaders have long expressed hostility toward the U.S., with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei famously declaring "death to America." This slogan, originating from the 1979 Iranian Revolution, has been a consistent theme in Iranian rhetoric, especially during periods of heightened tensions, including the U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal in 2018.
Following recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, which President Trump described as a significant military success, both Iran and Israel reached a ceasefire. Despite the ceasefire, tensions remain high, with accusations of violations from both sides. Trump has urged both nations to de-escalate and emphasized the need for peace in the region.
#economy
Breitbart: Powell Pushes Back On Trump, Says Tariff Uncertainty Justifies Holding Rates Steady
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell informed Congress that the Fed is not ready to cut interest rates, citing uncertainty over the impact of new tariffs on consumer prices. He emphasized the need for more data before making policy adjustments, despite inflation declining and job growth slowing.
Powell noted a split among Fed officials regarding the timing of potential rate cuts, with some advocating for action soon while others urge caution. He reaffirmed the Fed's independence from political influence, stating decisions will be based on economic data.
#culture
GB News: King Charles paid millions to allow Hollywood blockbuster to film at Royal Family residence
Marvel Studios will film "Avengers: Doomsday" at Windsor Great Park next summer, paying millions in location fees. The film features Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Sir Ian McKellen as Magneto, contributing to the park's upkeep.
Up to 300 cast and crew will work on-site, with parts of the estate transformed into superhero settings. The filming aligns with the Royal Family's ties to the film industry, and profits from the park benefit the Crown Estates.