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#illegals
The Federalist: Media Downplay Motives Of Alien Charged With Attacking Jews
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national in the U.S. illegally, is charged with a hate crime and attempted murder after allegedly attacking a pro-Israel march in Boulder, Colorado. The FBI is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism, with eight victims hospitalized.
Despite the severity of the attack, corporate media outlets have been criticized for downplaying Soliman's immigration status and the motivations behind the violence. Reports initially omitted key details about his illegal presence in the U.S., raising concerns about media framing of the incident.
#politics
Fox News: New York Democrat fears 'hysterical' resistance will crowd out much-needed restructuring of the party
Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., expressed concerns that the Democratic Party risks alienating working-class voters by leaning too far left. He advocates for a "fundamental restructuring" to return to a more moderate stance, fearing that the party's focus on resistance to Trump overshadows necessary changes.
Torres criticized the far-left's influence, suggesting it has driven away key voter demographics. He believes that the party must strategically choose its battles rather than react hysterically, warning that failure to moderate could benefit Trump in the upcoming elections.
Fox News: SCOOP: Liberal city mayor hit with ethics complaint over alleged lavish gifts
A nonpartisan watchdog, the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, has filed an ethics complaint against D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. The complaint alleges she accepted illegal travel and hospitality gifts for trips to various high-profile events, including the UN Climate Change Conference in Qatar and the Masters Golf Tournament.
The complaint highlights a lack of transparency regarding the funding of these trips, with Bowser's office providing conflicting information about who paid for them. FACT argues that Bowser's actions violate ethics rules designed to prevent corruption and maintain public trust.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Riley Moore on Bill to Halt Visas to Chinese Nationals: 'This Is About National Security'
Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) is advocating for the Stop Chinese Communist Prying by Vindicating Intellectual Safeguards in Academia Act, aimed at ending student visas for Chinese nationals in the U.S. He cites national security concerns, pointing to China's 2017 National Intelligence Law and instances of espionage by students.
Moore argues that allowing 300,000 Chinese students to study in the U.S. poses a risk, as many are linked to the Chinese Communist Party. He emphasizes the need to ban these visas entirely, asserting that the legislation is not about race but about protecting national security.
GB News: Sadiq Khan slapped down after levelling 'childish' personal attack against Robert Jenrick
Sadiq Khan has faced backlash from Tory officials after he labeled Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick "Mr. Ozempic" in response to a video Jenrick shared about fare-dodging on the London Underground. Khan criticized Jenrick for his past government role during police budget cuts, questioning his current stance on policing issues.
Tory leaders defended Jenrick, with Susan Hall emphasizing the need to address police funding rather than resorting to personal attacks. Jenrick's video highlighted the issue of fare evasion, stating that nearly one in 25 public transport users are not paying fares, which he argues contributes to broader antisocial behavior in London.
#society
The Epoch Times: Airline Crews Say DEI Persists, Despite Safety Concerns and Trump Orders
A veteran airline captain experienced a shift in her perspective on aviation safety after hearing a concerning story during a routine flight to Denver. This revelation made her uneasy about the safety of flying, even for her own loved ones, marking a significant change in her long-held views.
Breitbart: Blasphemy Law: Man Convicted for Burning Qur'an During London Protest
A man in London, Hamit Coskun, was convicted for setting fire to a Qur'an during a protest against the Turkish government, leading to claims that the UK judiciary is effectively reintroducing blasphemy laws. Coskun argued this infringes on free speech rights.
The ruling has sparked debate over religious tolerance and the limits of free expression, with critics asserting that the decision undermines democratic principles. The Free Speech Union plans to appeal, emphasizing the need for non-believers to express dissent without fear of prosecution.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Bracing for attack on nuclear sites, Iran said to rebuild air defenses Israel hit last year
Iran is enhancing its air defense systems, particularly around key nuclear sites, in anticipation of potential strikes from the US or Israel. Analysts note that Iran has relocated Russian-made S-300 launchers to protect its uranium enrichment facilities, signaling a significant upgrade in its defense readiness.
As tensions rise with Israel poised for airstrikes, Iran has faced direct conflict, launching missile barrages in support of Hamas. Despite claims of significant damage from Israeli strikes, assessments indicate that many air defense sites may have been empty. Iran is now focused on rebuilding and diversifying its air defense capabilities to counter any future attacks.
#military
Fox News: Challenges posed by Trump and Putin push UK to adopt new NATO first defense policy
The U.K. has announced a significant overhaul of its defense strategy, aiming for "war-fighting readiness" in response to threats from Russia and other nations. Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to invest billions in military capabilities, including a $20.3 billion nuclear warhead program and the construction of 12 submarines.
This new defense strategy emphasizes the need for societal resilience and a shift in government priorities toward security. The U.K. aims to increase defense spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027 and 3% by 2030, while also seeking to enhance its leadership role within NATO amid concerns over U.S. military reliability.