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Jun 25, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Telegraph: ICE officials ‘threatened’ over low deportation numbers
During a recent meeting, Stephen Miller, deputy chief of staff under Trump, criticized immigration officers for not deporting illegal migrants swiftly enough, leaving them feeling threatened about their jobs. His harsh remarks reportedly lowered morale and intensified concerns over the pace of mass deportations.
Miller's frustration was evident as he questioned officers about their effectiveness, demanding to know why they weren't targeting illegal migrants in public spaces like Home Depot and 7-Eleven.
Fox News: Patel’s immigration push at FBI yields 10,000 arrests since January
The FBI has assisted in over 10,500 immigration-related arrests since January 2025, as part of a shift in focus under Director Kash Patel. This includes operations targeting gang members and individuals with serious criminal charges, such as those involved with MS-13.
Patel's leadership has seen a significant number of FBI employees reassigned to immigration enforcement, responding to the surge in illegal migration. The bureau aims to address violent cartels and criminal networks while balancing its traditional responsibilities.
#politics
The Western Journal: Desperate Michael Cohen, Others Forced to Beg Trump for Help After Being Ignored by Biden
Michael Cohen and four other individuals convicted of non-violent federal crimes are publicly appealing to former President Donald Trump for pardons after being denied by President Joe Biden. They argue that Biden's pardons for family and associates raise ethical concerns, questioning his cognitive capacity in making such decisions.
The group claims that many nonviolent offenders have been unfairly denied pardons while Biden's relatives received them. They are urging Trump to reinstate their applications, asserting that fairness in the pardon process is essential for justice.
Fox News: House Dems urge GOP to condemn DHS for handcuffing Rep Nadler staffer, order Noem to testify
House Democrats, led by Reps. Jerry Nadler and Jamie Raskin, are calling for condemnation of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after agents reportedly handcuffed a staff member in Nadler's office during a security check. They dispute DHS's claims of acting on safety concerns related to nearby protests.
The Democrats have requested that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem testify before the House Judiciary Committee, arguing that the incident reflects a troubling disregard for legal boundaries and is part of a broader pattern of intimidation by the Trump administration.
#society
The American Mind: More Immigration Won’t Lead to a Higher Birthrate
The Wall Street Journal's recent column argues that immigration can help boost U.S. birthrates, but lacks supporting data. Research indicates that immigration only marginally increases the total fertility rate and may even reduce fertility among native-born Americans due to various socio-economic factors.
Despite the assertion that Hispanic immigrants help sustain birthrates, the difference in fertility rates is minimal. Overall, the impact of immigration on fertility is negligible, suggesting that alternative strategies are needed to address declining birthrates.
The Telegraph: Owner of British fishing boat seized by French fined €30,000
A British fishing boat, the Lady T, was seized by French authorities for unauthorized fishing in May and released after the owner paid a €30,000 deposit. The skipper expressed dissatisfaction, viewing the payment as a fine, and has started a GoFundMe to cover the cost.
The incident has been characterized as part of a tit-for-tat dispute, following a recent fine imposed on a French vessel for illegal fishing in British waters.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: 'Game of Thrones' Star Liam Cunningham Joins Greta Thunberg Delivering Aid in Gaza
Actor Liam Cunningham, known for his role in Game of Thrones, has joined climate activist Greta Thunberg to deliver aid to Gaza. They set sail from Italy with supplies, including baby formula and medical aid, aiming to raise awareness about the Palestinian blockade by Israel.
Cunningham and Thunberg emphasize their mission is nonviolent and compliant with international law. Thunberg expressed the urgency of their cause, stating that silence in the face of suffering is more dangerous than their mission itself.
Fox News: Ukraine targets bridge linking Russia to Crimea with massive underwater blast, video shows
A significant underwater explosion targeted the Kerch Bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, resulting in a "state of emergency." The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) executed this operation as part of "Operation Spider's Web," which previously involved drone strikes on Russian military airfields.
SBU Lt. Gen. Vasily Malyuk stated that the bridge is a legitimate target due to its role in supporting Russian troops. The explosion, involving around 2,500 pounds of explosives, caused temporary traffic delays but reportedly did not injure any civilians.
Fox News: After Ukraine’s surprise drone assault on Russia, new attention drawn to sensitive sites stateside
Ukraine's recent drone assault on Russian targets has highlighted U.S. vulnerabilities, particularly concerning foreign investments in sensitive areas. Lawmakers, including North Dakota senators, are advocating for increased vigilance against potential espionage, especially from entities linked to China.
Legislation is being proposed to prevent foreign adversaries from purchasing land near military installations, with bipartisan support. Senators are also working to enhance the review process for foreign investments to protect national security.
#economy
Breitbart: Declining TV Ratings and Revenue Lead to 4th Round of Layoffs for Disney in a Year
Walt Disney Co. announced job cuts for hundreds of employees across its television, film, and corporate financial sectors, marking the fourth round of layoffs this year. Since 2023, Disney has eliminated over 7,000 positions as CEO Bob Iger aims to reduce costs by $7.5 billion amid declining TV ratings.
Despite these layoffs, Disney reported a 7% revenue increase for the second quarter, totaling $23.6 billion, driven by theme parks and sports. The company also gained 126 million Disney+ subscribers, reflecting a shift towards streaming services.
#military
GB News: Mark Francois brands strategic defence review an 'utter train crash' in heated rant
Shadow Defence Minister Mark Francois criticized the Government's Strategic Defence Review as ineffective, labeling it an "IOU without any real cash" due to the lack of commitment to spend 3% of GDP on defense. He emphasized that the review's success relies on this funding, which remains unguaranteed.
Francois also condemned the Government's broader priorities, including financial aid to Mauritius and ineffective border control measures. He pointed out discrepancies in spending, such as significant funds allocated to France for border control while migrants continue to cross the Channel unchecked.
#health
The Economist: The Alzheimer’s drug pipeline is healthier than you might think
Alzheimer's disease research has seen significant investment, totaling $42.5 billion from 1995 to 2021, yet over 140 trials failed to produce effective treatments. However, there are now two drugs on the market with modest benefits, and a recent review indicates more promising options may be on the horizon.
The evolving understanding of Alzheimer's could lead to breakthroughs in treatment, offering hope to those affected by the disease.
#education
Breitbart: Watch Live: Linda McMahon Testifies Before the Senate
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon will testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee regarding the Department of Education's budget. This comes as President Trump aims to eliminate the department and shift educational control back to the states, despite a court ruling blocking these efforts.
#crime
Fox News: Boulder terror attack witness describes 'horrific' scene at pro-Israel rally
A pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado, was violently disrupted when Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national in the U.S. illegally, allegedly firebombed attendees with Molotov cocktails, injuring five people. Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with one victim critically burned.
Soliman, who overstayed his visa, has been charged with multiple felonies, including first-degree murder and a federal hate crime. He remains in custody on a $10 million bond. The attack occurred during a rally aimed at raising awareness about Israeli hostages held by Hamas.
Breitbart: Diddy Former Aide Says She was ‘Brainwashed’ When She Sent Loving Texts to Him Years After Rape
A former assistant, known as "Mia," testified against Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing him of rape and claiming she was "brainwashed" into continuing to send him affectionate messages years after her employment ended. Combs has pleaded not guilty, and his defense questioned the credibility of her claims.
Mia detailed her experiences, including alleged assaults by Combs, and expressed a moral obligation to testify after other victims came forward. The trial has faced contentious cross-examinations, leading to concerns about the treatment of witnesses and potential impacts on future cases.
Fox News: Kelly Dever denies seeing key figures near Karen Read’s vehicle in 'disaster' testimony: expert
In the retrial of Karen Read, Boston police officer Kelly Dever testified about her observations on the day John O'Keefe was found dead. Dever initially stated she saw two individuals near Read's SUV but later recanted, claiming the FBI pressured her into providing false testimony.
The defense argues that Dever's testimony supports their theory of reasonable doubt, highlighting alleged misconduct in the investigation. Legal experts suggest her demeanor may have inadvertently aided the defense's case. The jury must now determine the credibility of her statements.