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#illegals

Breitbart: LAPD Forced to Deny It Helped ICE Agents as Angry Mob Charged
LAPD Forced to Deny It Helped ICE Agents as Angry Mob Charged
The LAPD has denied involvement in assisting ICE during a raid after officers responded to a report of a kidnapping, only to find an ICE operation underway. Local law prohibits LAPD from aiding federal immigration enforcement, and the department emphasized its role was solely to manage crowd control.

As tensions escalated with a mob trying to interfere, LAPD clarified that they did not make any arrests and were not informed of the ICE operation beforehand. Local officials are calling for an end to ICE raids in the city.


Fox News: White House demands apology from Miami Herald for ‘false reporting’ on migrant children deportations
White House demands apology from Miami Herald for ‘false reporting’ on migrant children deportations
The Trump administration is strongly refuting claims made by the Miami Herald that it is targeting migrant foster children for deportation. Officials, including DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin, labeled the article as false and an embarrassment to journalism, asserting that their efforts focus on ensuring the safety of these children.

McLaughlin emphasized that the administration is working to reunite unaccompanied minors lost during the Biden administration, countering accusations of neglect. White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson also condemned the Miami Herald's reporting, urging the outlet to apologize for what she termed "outrageous" claims.


Breitbart: Jeh Johnson: Sanctuaries Need to Work with ICE Before There's 'Tragic Incident'
Jeh Johnson: Sanctuaries Need to Work with ICE Before There's 'Tragic Incident'
Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson criticized sanctuary jurisdictions for not cooperating with ICE, emphasizing the need for local law enforcement to collaborate to prevent crime. He urged mayors to engage with ICE proactively rather than reactively after incidents occur.

Johnson noted that the current lack of cooperation is more severe than during his tenure, advising immigration enforcement to exercise common sense in communities resistant to ICE.


#politics

Fox News: Supreme Court rules against Planned Parenthood in Medicaid funding dispute
Supreme Court rules against Planned Parenthood in Medicaid funding dispute
The Supreme Court has ruled that South Carolina can block Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, amid ongoing debates over abortion access. The case, Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, questions whether Medicaid beneficiaries can choose their healthcare providers under the Medicaid Act.

South Carolina's Governor Henry McMaster aimed to defund Planned Parenthood to prevent tax dollars from funding abortions, impacting low-income patients' access to essential healthcare services. The Fourth Circuit Court previously sided with Planned Parenthood, allowing Medicaid patients to sue for their right to choose providers.


Fox News: DC House delegate's office walks back 88-year-old's statement that she'll run for re-election
DC House delegate's office walks back 88-year-old's statement that she'll run for re-election
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, who represents Washington, D.C., announced her intention to seek re-election but later clarified that no decision has been finalized. Her office indicated she is still in discussions with close advisers about her future plans.

Norton, who has served since 1991 and recently turned 88, cannot vote on legislation in the full House but can participate in committee work. She has previously expressed intentions to run, only to retract those statements later.


Fox News: New York Republicans warn of 'disaster' if 'dangerous' Zohran Mamdani wins mayoral race
New York Republicans warn of 'disaster' if 'dangerous' Zohran Mamdani wins mayoral race
Republicans in New York are criticizing presumptive Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, labeling him a potential disaster for the city. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis expressed concerns about his economic and public safety policies, while Rep. Mike Lawler suggested Mamdani's divisive nature could benefit the Republican Party.

Moderate Democrats are also voicing apprehensions about Mamdani's extreme views, with some stating he may be too radical to lead. His platform includes proposals like freezing rent and legalizing sex work, which have raised alarms among Republicans about their impact on the city and surrounding areas.


GB News: Keir Starmer says he will 'hold talks' with Labour rebels ahead of major revolt
Keir Starmer says he will 'hold talks' with Labour rebels ahead of major revolt
Sir Keir Starmer is set to engage with Labour MPs amid rising dissent over his welfare reforms, specifically the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill. Over 100 Labour backbenchers have signed a "reasoned amendment" opposing the proposals.

Starmer emphasized the importance of aligning reforms with Labour's values of fairness and expressed his commitment to ongoing discussions to ensure collaborative change.


Forbes: Some Medicaid Cuts In Trump’s Policy Bill Blocked By Senate Parliamentarian
Some Medicaid Cuts In Trump’s Policy Bill Blocked By Senate Parliamentarian
Senate Republicans face hurdles in fast-tracking Medicaid cuts from the House version of President Trump's policy bill, as ruled by the Senate parliamentarian. This complicates their aim to pass the legislation by the July 4 deadline.

The situation presents challenges for GOP leadership as they navigate the legislative process.


Fox News: Revisiting Justice Scalia’s same-sex marriage dissent: prophetic or inflammatory?
Revisiting Justice Scalia’s same-sex marriage dissent: prophetic or inflammatory?
Justice Antonin Scalia's dissent in the Obergefell v. Hodges case, which legalized same-sex marriage, criticized judicial overreach and warned it threatened democracy. He argued that the decision undermined citizens' rights to choose their leaders and legislation regarding marriage.

President Trump's recent comments reflect similar concerns about the judiciary's role, claiming judges are overstepping their authority and obstructing his agenda. This marks a continuation of tensions between the executive branch and the courts, echoing Scalia's warnings.


Fox News: WATCH: Republicans share views on gay marriage decade after Supreme Court decision
WATCH: Republicans share views on gay marriage decade after Supreme Court decision
A decade after the Supreme Court's Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalized same-sex marriage, some Republican lawmakers maintain traditional views on marriage. While they personally oppose gay marriage, they acknowledge the ruling as law and assert that preventing same-sex marriage is no longer a legislative priority.

Republicans like Rep. Jodey Arrington emphasize their belief in the traditional definition of marriage but respect the court's decision. Others, such as Rep. Cory Mills, agree that marriage should be between a man and a woman but argue that the federal government should not interfere in personal choices. Overall, many express acceptance of the ruling despite their differing beliefs.


Breitbart: Jeh Johnson: Trump Can Legitimately Say He 'Secured the Border'
Jeh Johnson: Trump Can Legitimately Say He 'Secured the Border'
Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson stated that President Trump could legitimately claim to have secured the border due to historically low migrant numbers. He emphasized the importance of monitoring undocumented migrants, particularly Iranian nationals linked to terrorism, as a top law enforcement priority.

Johnson also suggested that the current administration has a unique opportunity for comprehensive immigration reform, akin to historic bipartisan efforts, which could unite Republicans and Democrats before the midterms.


The Economist: A bitcoin scandal is good news for the Czech Donald Trump
A bitcoin scandal is good news for the Czech Donald Trump
Tomas Jirikovsky, an amateur programmer who previously ran a dark-web drug market, has made headlines after striking a deal to donate 468 bitcoins (valued at approximately $49 million) to the Czech government in exchange for his confiscated equipment. This case has gained attention amidst the political landscape in the Czech Republic, where Andrej Babis is poised for a potential return as prime minister.

The situation highlights the intersection of cryptocurrency and politics, as Babis, likened to Donald Trump, may benefit from the unfolding scandal. The implications of this case could influence public perception and the political climate in the upcoming elections.


#society

Breitbart: Spox for Karmelo Anthony Family: Help 'Fight Against White Supremacy'
Spox for Karmelo Anthony Family: Help 'Fight Against White Supremacy'
Dominique Alexander, spokesperson for Karmelo Anthony's family, claims the teen's murder trial is a fight against "white supremacy," asserting that Karmelo has faced targeted hate. He urges support against racism, framing the case as reflective of the struggles of being Black in America.

Anthony's lawyer, Mike Howard, counters that the case is not about race, emphasizing that it involves two minors and should be judged on legal merits without racial bias. He expresses confidence in the legal system's impartiality.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Threatening to ‘slap’ US again, Iran’s Khamenei claims Trump exaggerated strikes
Threatening to ‘slap’ US again, Iran’s Khamenei claims Trump exaggerated strikes
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump exaggerated the impact of recent strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. In a televised address, Khamenei asserted that Iran had emerged victorious in its conflict with Israel, which he said was on the verge of collapse due to Iranian actions. He threatened further retaliation against U.S. forces in the region.

Khamenei's comments followed a ceasefire after a 12-day air war, during which both Iran and Israel claimed victories. U.S. military actions aimed at Iranian nuclear facilities have sparked debate over their effectiveness, with conflicting assessments on the damage inflicted. Khamenei emphasized Iran's military capabilities and vowed that any aggression would result in severe consequences.


Le Monde: Thomas Gomart, historian: 'Trump reasserts the US' strategic centrality'
Thomas Gomart, historian: 'Trump reasserts the US' strategic centrality'
Thomas Gomart, director of the French Institute of International Relations, argues that Donald Trump's recent military actions against Iran, in coordination with Israel, signal a reassertion of U.S. strategic importance. This shift from non-intervention to a more aggressive stance may enhance U.S. deterrence.

Gomart suggests that Trump's approach reflects a departure from previous policies and aligns more closely with neoconservative principles, emphasizing preemptive force as a means of maintaining dominance. This development raises questions about the U.S.'s role in the Middle East and its broader geopolitical influence.


#economy

The Economist: Germany is embarking on an almighty borrowing binge
Germany is embarking on an almighty borrowing binge
Germany plans to borrow €500 billion for infrastructure and military rearmament, moving away from its previous austerity stance. This shift is seen as bold and is welcomed by allies and financial markets, though it carries inherent risks.




The American Mind: Solving America’s Entitlement Crisis
Solving America’s Entitlement Crisis
The federal budget faces a crisis, with entitlement spending dominating outlays and future obligations exceeding $100 trillion. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are unsustainable, leading to calls for reform, including a voluntary buyout option for individuals to exit these programs.

This proposal would allow eligible individuals to forfeit future claims on federal entitlements in exchange for a lump-sum payout or equivalent. Advocates argue this could reduce future liabilities and empower citizens, promoting self-reliance and individual choice in managing retirement and health care.


Fox News: North Korea's Kim cuts tape at coastal tourist site; foreigners not yet welcome
North Korea's Kim cuts tape at coastal tourist site; foreigners not yet welcome
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inaugurated the Wonsan-Kalma coastal tourist zone, calling it a significant achievement for the nation’s tourism industry. The resort, featuring accommodations for 20,000 guests, will initially open to domestic tourists, with foreign tourism still uncertain due to COVID-19 restrictions and geopolitical tensions.

Experts suggest that North Korea may eventually allow Russian and Chinese tourists to visit the resort to recover construction costs. However, South Korean and American tourists are unlikely to be welcomed soon, despite ongoing diplomatic hopes for dialogue with the U.S. and South Korea.


#military

The Economist: Ukraine is inching towards robot-on-robot fighting
Ukraine is inching towards robot-on-robot fighting
Ukraine is advancing in military technology, focusing on unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) as part of its strategy to reduce human casualties in warfare. Training facilities are being established to prepare these robots for combat, positioning Ukraine ahead of Russia in this robotic warfare initiative.

The development of military robots marks a significant shift in Ukraine's approach to the ongoing conflict, aiming to leverage technology for a tactical advantage. This evolution reflects broader trends in defense strategies across Europe.


The Western Journal: Iranian Leader Khamenei Finally Emerges, Makes Laughable Claim About Clash with US
Iranian Leader Khamenei Finally Emerges, Makes Laughable Claim About Clash with US
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claimed victory over the U.S. following an attack on the Al-Udeid Air Base, asserting that Iran can retaliate against U.S. forces whenever necessary. He framed the U.S. involvement as an attempt to protect Israel, which he believes failed.

In contrast, U.S. officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, described the military operations against Iran's nuclear facilities as successful, emphasizing that the attack on the Al-Udeid Air Base resulted in no damage or injuries due to preemptive measures.


#crime

The Western Journal: Target Nabs Dem Lawmaker Shoplifting, He Blames Grandma, Then Target Rats Him Out on Past 'Unreported Larcenies'
Target Nabs Dem Lawmaker Shoplifting, He Blames Grandma, Then Target Rats Him Out on Past 'Unreported Larcenies'
Connecticut state Rep. Raghib Allie-Brennan was caught shoplifting at a Target store, claiming he forgot to pay while rushing to visit his grandmother in the hospital. He faces a misdemeanor charge for failing to scan $26.69 worth of items at self-checkout.

Target's loss prevention noted that Allie-Brennan had been recognized from previous unreported shoplifting incidents. While he takes responsibility for the mistake, questions arise about his past behavior and the seriousness of the situation.


Fox News: Elon Musk scam tricks victims on Facebook with Tesla hoax
Elon Musk scam tricks victims on Facebook with Tesla hoax
A woman in Jensen Beach, Florida, fell victim to a scam where an impersonator posing as Elon Musk promised her a Tesla and cash in exchange for Apple Gift Cards. After sending $800, she realized it was a hoax when further payments were demanded for delivery fees.

Scammers often use celebrity names to build trust and pressure victims into quick decisions. To avoid falling for such scams, it's crucial to never send gift card codes to unknown individuals and to report suspicious activity.