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#illegals
Fox News: Providence City Council approves mailers teaching residents how to resist ICE operations
The Providence City Council in Rhode Island is distributing "Know Your Rights" mailers to residents, informing them of their rights when confronted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The initiative, costing $17,000, aims to support immigrant communities amid concerns over immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Council President Rachel Miller emphasized the importance of educating residents about their constitutional rights and fostering a welcoming environment for immigrants. The mailers, created in collaboration with local advocacy groups, will be sent to households in both English and Spanish.
#politics
Breitbart: Raskin Claims SCOTUS Ruling Means a Loss for Trump on Birthright Citizenship
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stated that President Trump misinterprets a recent Supreme Court ruling, which limits individual judges' ability to block presidential orders. He noted that four federal courts have rejected Trump's attempts to alter birthright citizenship, highlighting a bipartisan consensus among judges.
Raskin emphasized that while the ruling offers a procedural win for Trump, it does not change the underlying legal challenges he faces. He believes the decision will lead to more nationwide class action lawsuits against Trump's policies, ultimately predicting continued losses for Trump on substantive issues.
Fox News: Anxious Republicans turn to Trump amid divisions over 'big, beautiful bill'
President Trump is urging Republican lawmakers to support his comprehensive legislation on tax, immigration, energy, defense, and national debt, aiming for its passage by July 4. He has been actively engaging with GOP members, emphasizing the bill's significance to the 77 million voters who backed him.
While some Republicans express the need for Trump's strong involvement, others show hesitance, with concerns about the bill's content. Senators are divided on whether Trump's push will be effective, with some insisting on clarity before committing to a vote.
Breitbart: 'Island of Strangers' No More: Starmer Changes Mind on Migration, Again
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has distanced himself from his previous remarks on mass migration, stating he was tired when he claimed the UK was becoming an “island of strangers” and that open borders caused “incalculable damage.” He expressed regret for his choice of words, particularly those resembling past controversial statements.
Starmer acknowledged he should have scrutinized his speech more closely and took responsibility for the miscommunication. Critics, including Nigel Farage, argue that Starmer's explanations reveal a lack of principles and vision in his leadership.
The Imaginative Conservative: Nationalism & Globalism in American Politics
The debate between globalism and nationalism has significantly influenced American and global attitudes over the years. Globalists advocate for a world without borders, emphasizing international cooperation, while nationalists prioritize the sovereignty and security of individual nations. This ideological clash is evident in the contrasting approaches of Presidents Trump and Biden, with Trump promoting nationalism and strict border control, and Biden favoring global cooperation and leniency in immigration.
Historically, this tension has roots in American politics, dating back to figures like Wilson, who championed global governance, versus nationalists like Lincoln and Trump, who assert the right of nations to defend their sovereignty. The current political landscape reflects this ongoing struggle, as nationalists argue for strong measures to maintain order and uphold federal law in the face of domestic unrest.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: 37 House Republicans Star in Video Pushing Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’
Over three dozen House Republicans are urging the Senate to quickly pass the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a major tax cut proposal inspired by President Trump. The bill is presented as a means to enhance American prosperity through tax reductions, job creation, and strengthened border security.
Lawmakers emphasize the bill's benefits for families, businesses, and workers, claiming it will significantly increase take-home pay and provide essential resources for national security. They call for unity and prompt action from the Senate to advance the legislation.
#society
Fox News: Venezuelan opposition member details harrowing 400-day captivity at UN
Pedro Urruchurtu addressed the UN Human Rights Council, detailing his harrowing experience under Nicolás Maduro's regime, where he was confined for over 400 days in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas. He described severe living conditions, including lack of electricity and water, while facing threats from regime forces.
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk reported worsening human rights abuses in Venezuela, including arbitrary detentions and torture. He highlighted the plight of 32 individuals, including adolescents, who have faced torture or enforced disappearances since the May 2025 elections.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump says he saved Khamenei from ‘very ugly’ and ‘ignominious’ death during war
President Trump claimed he prevented a significant attack on Iran by knowing the location of Supreme Leader Khamenei and stopping Israel from targeting him. He criticized Iran's leadership for their hostility and warned that their situation would worsen unless they integrated into the global order.
Trump also stated he reversed plans to lift sanctions after Khamenei's aggressive remarks, asserting that recent US strikes had severely damaged Iran's nuclear capabilities. While Iran's Foreign Minister acknowledged the damage, he indicated that negotiations with the US on the nuclear program were complicated and unlikely to resume soon.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Consumer Sentiment Rebounds in June as Inflation Fears Drop
Consumer sentiment increased significantly in June, with the Index of Consumer Sentiment rising to 60.7 from 52.2 in May, marking a 16.3% gain. This improvement reflects better views on current economic conditions and future prospects, though overall sentiment remains below levels from June 2024.
Inflation expectations also moderated, with the year-ahead outlook dropping to 5.0%. Despite the positive sentiment, concerns about inflation risks persist, and respondents did not connect recent Middle East instability to the U.S. economy.
#crime
Breitbart: Trump Effect Spreads as Ecuador Arrests Top Fugitive Drug Lord
Ecuadorian authorities, in collaboration with U.S. officials, arrested Jose Adolfo “Fito” Macias, leader of the Los Choneros cartel, marking a significant blow to organized crime. President Daniel Noboa announced the arrest, crediting new hardline laws aimed at combating crime.
Macias, linked to a surge in violence and record murders in Ecuador, is set for extradition to the U.S. on drug trafficking charges. His cartel, active for over 20 years, has been a dominant force in the country’s criminal landscape.
GB News: Man found guilty of murdering wife after stabbing her to death while she pushed their baby in pram
Habibur Masum, 26, has been found guilty of murdering his wife, Kulsuma Akter, 27, in a brutal knife attack while she was pushing their baby in a pram. Masum tracked Akter to a women's refuge, confronted her, and stabbed her at least 25 times before calmly leaving the scene.
The court heard that Masum had a history of abusive behavior, including threats to kill Akter's family if she did not return to him. He was arrested days later after fleeing the scene. Prosecutors described the relationship as marked by jealousy and control, with Masum showing no remorse for his actions.
The Western Journal: 'Reached a Breaking Point': Police Officers Ambushed in Senseless Act, Community Livid
Two police officers in Milwaukee were shot in an ambush, leading to community outrage. One officer is in critical condition while the other has non-life-threatening injuries. A suspect has been arrested and will face charges. Local leaders emphasize the need for safety and accountability.
The Milwaukee Police Association condemned the violence, citing an increase in attacks on officers. They call for stronger leadership to address rising crime, criticizing political rhetoric that undermines law enforcement. Community members express frustration and pain over the incident.