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#illegals
Fox News: Pentagon sets up new 250 mile military buffer zone at border with crossings at record lows
The Pentagon is establishing a new military buffer zone in Texas, spanning 250 miles along the Rio Grande, to enhance border security as illegal crossings reach record lows. This National Defense Area (NDA) will be monitored by the Joint Task Force-Southern Border.
Despite the establishment of NDAs, a federal judge recently dismissed trespassing charges against 98 migrants who crossed into a New Mexico zone, ruling they were unaware of the military designation. Meanwhile, apprehensions at the border have dramatically decreased under the current administration.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Was a Tourist Blocked from Entering the US Over a JD Vance Meme?
A Norwegian tourist, Mads Mikkelsen, claimed he was denied entry to the U.S. due to a meme featuring JD Vance. He reported being questioned about drug use and extremism, but the Department of Homeland Security clarified that he was turned away for admitting to drug use, not for the meme.
While the incident sparked debate on social media about free speech and immigration policies, DHS emphasized that Mikkelsen's claims were misleading, attributing his denial of entry to his own admissions rather than political reasons.
#politics
The Western Journal: Top Dems' Response to Muslim Socialist's NYC Win Shows Exactly Where the Party Is Headed
Democrats celebrated State Rep. Zohran Mamdani's primary victory for NYC mayor, viewing it as a sign of their party's direction. Leaders like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries praised his campaign focused on economic issues, despite concerns about his far-left positions.
Critics argue that the party's embrace of radical policies, such as a $30 minimum wage and calls for police defunding, may alienate swing voters. This approach could lead to Republican gains in future elections, as many Americans may not support Mamdani's agenda.
The Western Journal: Marjorie Taylor Greene Digs Her Heels In: 'Trump Is Not a King' ... 'MAGA Is Not a Cult'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene maintains her stance against U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict, asserting that American interests should take precedence over foreign allies. Despite pushback from pro-Israel factions within the MAGA movement, she emphasizes that MAGA is a diverse populist movement, not a cult.
Greene also critiques President Trump, stating he is not a king and expressing her belief that both political parties prioritize special interests over the American people. She calls for unity in addressing domestic issues rather than engaging in foreign wars.
Fox News: Rapper 50 Cent fires back at NYC Dem socialist candidate after being name-dropped in tax plan
Rapper 50 Cent offered to pay New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani to leave the state after Mamdani proposed raising corporate taxes and a flat tax increase on the top 1% of earners. Mamdani argues these measures would benefit all New Yorkers.
50 Cent, who previously endorsed Donald Trump, criticized Mamdani's tax plan on Instagram, stating he would give him a one-way ticket out of New York. The rapper's response highlights the ongoing debate over taxation in the city.
#society
GB News: Labour could take 'innovative' approach and offer free driving tests under new proposals
Labour MP Alex Mayer has proposed introducing free driving tests for learners who pass on their first attempt to address the UK's record driving test backlog, which has reached over 631,000 bookings. The plan includes increasing fees for those who fail, aiming to encourage proper preparation before testing.
Mayer's suggestion has garnered support from the Transport Committee, with the aim of making the system cost-neutral by using the increased fees from repeat failures to fund refunds for first-time passers. The government is also working to alleviate delays by increasing examiner capacity and test availability.
Fox News: Iran intensifies internal security crackdown after US, Israel strikes
Iran is facing significant internal unrest as authorities enforce a security crackdown following a recent conflict with Israel that resulted in the destruction of key nuclear sites. Reports indicate mass arrests and executions, with 705 individuals detained on political or security charges, amid fears of regime change.
The crackdown has quelled hopes for uprisings among dissidents, despite public frustration with government policies. Three individuals accused of espionage for Israel were executed, and at least six more are at risk of execution for similar charges.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: A battered Iran faces an uncertain future after its bruising war with Israel
Iran faces significant challenges following a recent conflict with Israel that has severely weakened its military and nuclear capabilities. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has remained largely out of public view since the bombings, which have decimated the Revolutionary Guard and left the regime grappling with internal dissent and economic turmoil exacerbated by sanctions.
As the leadership contemplates its future, there are concerns about a potential shift towards a more militarized governance structure. The ongoing economic crisis, characterized by rampant inflation and public unrest, may prompt the regime to intensify crackdowns on dissent. The situation raises questions about Khamenei's successor and the direction of Iran's political landscape.
Fox News: Mossad chief thanks US for help with Iran, says 'mission is not yet complete'
Mossad Director David Barnea praised the agency's personnel for their role in Operation Rising Lion, which significantly countered Iran's nuclear threat, with support from the U.S. and the CIA. He emphasized ongoing efforts to monitor and thwart threats against Israel.
President Trump confirmed close coordination with Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding U.S. strikes on Iran, which aimed to set back its nuclear program. Iran's nuclear chief stated they are assessing damage and preparing to restore facilities, with both leaders warning of a response if Iran rebuilds.
Le Monde: Supreme Leader Khamenei says Trump 'exaggerated' impact of US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared victory over Israel following a ceasefire that ended a 12-day conflict, asserting that the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites were exaggerated and ineffective. He emphasized Iran's resilience and vowed never to surrender to the U.S.
Khamenei claimed that the war had not benefited the U.S. and celebrated Iran's missile strike on a major U.S. base in the Middle East, which he described as a significant retaliation. Both Iran and Israel have claimed victory in the conflict, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu also asserting a historic win for Israel.
The Mirror: PM gives dire verdict on threats UK faces as Brits urged to 'prepare for war'
Keir Starmer has emphasized that the UK faces daily threats, including sophisticated cyber attacks, and announced increased security spending as a response. He noted that NATO allies are also ramping up defense budgets, with the UK aiming for 4.1% by 2027.
Starmer highlighted the need for a united NATO response to global threats, including those from China and Russia, while reaffirming the strength of the US-UK alliance. He urged for diplomatic efforts regarding Iran's nuclear program and called for a collective national spirit to address security challenges.
#crime
The Western Journal: Vice Mayor in LA County Under Investigation After Telling Gangs to Defend Their 'Hood' from ICE: Report
Cynthia Gonzalez, vice mayor of Cudahy, California, is under federal investigation after posting a video urging local gang members to defend their territory against ICE agents. She criticized gang leaders for not stepping up during immigration enforcement actions.
The Los Angeles Police Union has called for her resignation, citing the dangerous nature of the gangs she referenced, which are involved in serious criminal activities. Critics argue that Gonzalez's comments reflect a troubling trend in politics, where officials may be appealing to criminal organizations for support.