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Jun 26, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Western Journal: No More Mr. Nice President: Trump Sues Entire 15-Judge Federal Court That's in Open Defiance
President Trump’s Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against a panel of 15 federal judges in Maryland, challenging their automatic injunctions against deportations of illegal aliens. The DOJ claims these orders undermine executive authority and violate legal precedents.
Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized judicial overreach, stating it obstructs Trump's policy agenda. The lawsuit follows other legal challenges faced by the administration, highlighting ongoing tensions between the executive branch and the judiciary.
#politics
Forbes: Why The U.S. Needs To Privatize Air Traffic Control
The FAA's air traffic control system is outdated, relying on technology from the 1980s, leading to inefficiencies and safety concerns. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is advocating for increased funding to modernize the system, but experts argue that privatization, like Canada’s successful model, could provide a more effective solution.
Privatization could enable a more focused and efficient air traffic control system, as seen in Canada, where costs are lower and safety has improved. While some U.S. lawmakers are considering this approach, opposition remains, particularly from air traffic controller unions.
The Federalist: NC Elections Board Approves Plan To Collect Missing Voter Data
The North Carolina State Board of Elections has approved a plan to collect missing voter identification data affecting about 195,000 voters. This move follows criticism over misleading registration documents and previous inaction under a Democrat majority, which led to lawsuits challenging voter registrations.
Now, with a Republican majority, the NCSBE aims to rectify these issues through a three-part plan, including mailers to affected voters and a review of registration databases. The changes are intended to ensure compliance with the Help America Vote Act and restore trust in the electoral process.
Fox News: Joy Behar mocked for 'ridiculous' claim Trump doesn't like 'strong women'
Joy Behar criticized Donald Trump for surrounding himself with women she claims are obedient and ego-stroking, suggesting he dislikes strong women. This prompted a rebuttal from conservative podcaster Brett Cooper, who defended Trump’s relationships with capable women, including Melania Trump.
Cooper argued that Behar's claims are offensive and misrepresent the women in Trump's administration, highlighting their intelligence and contributions. He stated that Trump's criticism of Behar may stem from her personality rather than her gender.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 'The mission was accomplished': Senate Republicans push back against leaked report on Iran strikes
Senate Republicans are challenging a Defense Intelligence Agency report suggesting that President Trump's recent strikes on Iran did not fully destroy its nuclear program. Trump maintains that the sites were "totally obliterated," and both Israeli and Iranian officials agree that the facilities were significantly damaged.
Lawmakers are seeking further clarification on the extent of the damage, particularly to the Fordow facility. A briefing is scheduled for senators to gather more information, with some expressing confidence in the effectiveness of the strikes while remaining open to future actions if necessary.
The Western Journal: Chinese Military Lab Develops Mosquito-Sized Drone for Covert Operations
China has developed a mosquito-sized drone for intelligence operations, posing a potential threat to the U.S. and its allies. The drone, created by the National University of Defense Technology, is part of a broader effort to enhance military capabilities through advanced robotics.
The U.S. has also been working on similar technology, but concerns grow over China's aggressive tactics, including espionage and military ambitions in Taiwan. As geopolitical tensions rise, experts warn that China’s actions could alter the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific region.
#economy
Forbes: Elon Musk Has Fired Omead Afshar, Tesla’s North America And Europe Chief
Elon Musk has fired Tesla’s head of operations for North America and Europe, Omead Afshar, amid declining sales in these regions. Tesla's EV sales have dropped for five consecutive months in Europe, and U.S. sales are also down, with analysts predicting a 10% drop in worldwide deliveries for the quarter.
Despite the challenges, Musk is pivoting towards a robotaxi service and AI initiatives rather than expanding the electric vehicle lineup. The recent launch of a pilot robotaxi service in Austin has faced scrutiny over safety concerns, and Tesla shares have fallen significantly this year.
#culture
Fox News: 'Cobra Kai' actor Martin Kove defends biting female co-star in newly released police footage
Martin Kove, 78, faced police scrutiny after allegedly biting his "Cobra Kai" co-star Alicia Hannah-Kim, 37, at a fan convention in Washington. Kove claimed the bite was playful but left a visible mark, prompting Hannah-Kim to express her distress and label it as assault.
Despite the incident, Hannah-Kim chose not to pursue charges but requested a report for future reference. Kove was asked to leave the event following the altercation. He is known for his role as John Kreese in "The Karate Kid" and its sequel series, "Cobra Kai."
#history
Le Monde: Napoleon collection sells at auction for $10m
A collection of over 110 items linked to Napoleon Bonaparte, including his iconic bicorne hat, sold for more than $10 million at Sotheby's in Paris. The auction featured significant memorabilia, such as paintings, imperial furniture, and Napoleon's first will.
The collection was assembled by French collector Pierre-Jean Chalencon over four decades. Interest in Napoleonic relics remains high, evidenced by previous sales, including a sabre that nearly set a record.
#health
GB News: Product recall: Popular fragrances pulled from shelves over serious chemical risk - 'May harm the reproductive system'
Five varieties of Soulcal & Co Body Mist have been recalled due to containing butylphenyl methylpropional (BMHCA/lilial), a banned chemical that poses serious health risks, including potential harm to reproductive health and skin sensitization. The affected fragrances are Raspberry & Lotus Blossom, Mango & Passion Fruit, Apple & Waterlily, Coco Plum & Jacaranda, and Beach Rose & Coconut Water.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has urged shoppers to stop using these products and return them for a full refund. The recall highlights significant health concerns, particularly for pregnant women and those trying to conceive.