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Jun 27, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: GOP rep speaks out after being forced to evacuate offices over threats from pro-abortion activists
Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., has received death threats from pro-abortion activists after sharing her experience with a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy. She described the challenges she faced in receiving care due to Florida's strict abortion laws, which left doctors hesitant to act.
Cammack emphasized the fear surrounding women's healthcare and criticized the impact of misinformation on both doctors and patients. Following her story's publication, she reported thousands of threats, highlighting a troubling trend of vitriol in the debate over reproductive rights.
Fox News: California judge who blocked Trump National Guard order hit with impeachment resolution
Rep. Randy Fine is introducing impeachment articles against U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer for blocking President Trump's control of the National Guard during recent riots in Los Angeles. Fine claims the judge's decision was politically motivated.
The riots were triggered by ICE raids, leading Trump to bypass California's governor to restore order. A 9th Circuit Court ruling later upheld Trump's authority to federalize the National Guard. Despite the long odds of impeachment, Fine views the resolution as a necessary message.
Fox News: Virginia sheriffs rip Dem challenger's 'criminals first' agenda in fiery endorsement of Jason Miyares
Nineteen Virginia sheriffs endorsed incumbent Attorney General Jason Miyares against Democratic challenger Jay Jones, citing Miyares' support for law enforcement. They criticized Jones' policies as anti-law enforcement and detrimental to public safety, urging unity in support of Miyares.
Jones, a former assistant attorney general, emphasizes protecting Virginia from Trump-era policies and advocates for reforms aimed at law enforcement. The upcoming election is seen as a significant indicator for the 2026 midterms.
Fox News: Targeted by Trump, Republican Rep. Thomas Massie hauls in campaign cash
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) reported raising $177,394 recently, emphasizing his commitment to American interests amid criticism from former President Trump. Massie claims his support base includes Trump supporters who oppose foreign influence in Congress.
In response to AIPAC's criticism, Massie defended his stance against foreign aid and military involvement in the Middle East, asserting that such policies contradict his America-first approach. Trump has publicly targeted Massie, calling for his removal from office.
#society
Fox News: Justice Department investigating University of California over alleged DEI-based hiring
The Justice Department is investigating the University of California for potential violations of Title VII regarding race- and sex-based discrimination in its hiring practices. The inquiry focuses on the university's "UC 2030 Capacity Plan," which allegedly sets employment quotas based on race and sex.
The university has stated its commitment to lawful hiring processes and plans to collaborate with the Justice Department during the investigation. The DOJ's concerns stem from the belief that the university's initiatives may constitute discrimination against employees and job applicants, contrary to federal law.
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Thursday 27 June
The GB News Daily Reflection examines the concept of faith, questioning whether its opposite is doubt or fear. It suggests that contemporary society is plagued by anxiety and fear, stemming from a loss of confidence and a crisis of identity and belonging.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iranian foreign minister reiterates 'serious damage' to nuclear facilities, despite ayatollah's comments
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi acknowledged significant damage to Iran's nuclear facilities from recent U.S. strikes, contradicting Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's claims of minimal impact. Assessments from the U.S., Israel, and Iran confirm extensive damage to key nuclear sites.
Despite the setbacks, Araghchi mentioned that while negotiations with the U.S. have become more complicated, they are not entirely off the table. President Trump expressed optimism about potential talks, emphasizing the goal of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear program.
#economy
The Federalist: No, The Federal Reserve Shouldn’t Monetize The National Debt
President Trump criticizes the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, urging lower interest rates to alleviate federal debt costs. However, this approach risks reigniting inflation, similar to the consequences of past Democratic spending practices.
Trump's focus should shift to urging Congress for deeper spending cuts instead of relying on the Fed to manage fiscal issues. Addressing the federal deficit requires tough legislative choices rather than seeking quick fixes.
#crime
The Western Journal: Karmelo Anthony Spokesman Cites 'White Supremacy' as Family Begs for More Money
Karmelo Anthony has been indicted on first-degree murder charges for allegedly stabbing Austin Metcalf during an argument at a Texas track meet. A family spokesman claims the case is racially motivated, asserting that Anthony's self-defense claim is being scrutinized due to his race.
Supporters have raised over $539,000 for Anthony's family, aiming for a goal of nearly $1.4 million. The funds are intended for living and potential legal expenses, framed as a community response to perceived injustice and racism.
Fox News: Milwaukee police officers ambushed in alley shooting, suspect on the run
Two Milwaukee police officers were shot in an ambush, with one in critical condition and the other stable. The incident occurred while responding to a report of a subject with a weapon. The suspect, known to police, remains at large, prompting calls for justice and concern over rising violence.
The Milwaukee Police Association condemned the shooting, highlighting a troubling trend of violence against officers, with five killed in the last seven years. The city faces ongoing challenges with gun violence, despite a decline in the murder rate.