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#illegals
GB News: Labour branded 'incompetent' after blaming the weather on migrant crossings: 'Hopeless!'
GB News host Andrew Pierce criticized the Labour government for blaming "good weather" for a surge in migrant crossings, calling them "hopeless and incompetent." He argued that the focus should be on dismantling people-smuggling gangs rather than attributing crossings to weather conditions.
Pierce and other commentators expressed skepticism about the government's data collection efforts, suggesting it distracts from the real issues at hand. The Home Office defended its approach, stating it is working to restore control over the asylum system and has made significant efforts to prevent crossings and combat immigration crime.
#politics
Fox News: Navy ship USNS Harvey Milk to be renamed as part of Pentagon's 'warrior culture' shift
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the renaming of the USNS Harvey Milk, a Navy ship named after the gay rights activist, citing a shift in military culture to align with current leadership priorities. The decision was reportedly timed to coincide with Pride Month.
The move has drawn criticism, notably from Rep. Nancy Pelosi, who condemned it as a "shameful" erasure of those who fought for civil rights. She urged the Navy to reconsider the decision during Pride Month.
#society
Le Monde: In China, the rise of vertical factory farms housing thousands of pigs
Residents of Hongqiao village in Hubei province, China, are struggling with pollution from a nearby vertical pig farm. Locals express their disdain for the foul odor and environmental impact, feeling trapped in their homes due to economic constraints.
The village, which still bears remnants of its communist past, faces a stark divide as wealthier residents move to urban areas, leaving behind those who cannot afford to leave.
Fox News: Man caught scaling Mar-A-Lago wall wanted to 'marry' Trump's granddaughter, 'spread the gospel': report
A 23-year-old man, Anthony Thomas Reyes, was arrested for attempting to jump the wall at Mar-A-Lago, claiming he wanted to "spread the gospel" to former President Trump and marry his teenage granddaughter. This was not Reyes's first attempt to unlawfully enter the resort.
Reyes was initially charged with trespassing and had his bond raised from $1,000 to $50,000. The Secret Service detained him after he triggered alarms while scaling a perimeter fence. Federal charges may follow.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Tehran said open to nuclear deal with consortium located in Iran
Iran is open to a nuclear agreement with the U.S. based on a regional uranium enrichment consortium in Iran, according to a senior official. Meanwhile, the IDF conducted airstrikes in Syria following rocket fire into the Golan Heights, asserting that Syria is responsible for such attacks.
Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza will meet with Trump administration officials amid stalled negotiations for a ceasefire. Additionally, the parents of a victim from the 2001 Sbarro bombing are urging the U.S. to demand the extradition of the orchestrator, currently in Jordan.
Times Of Israel: Gaza aid group says distribution sites to close Wednesday for logistical reasons
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has paused aid distribution to enhance security and logistics after mass-casualty incidents involving Palestinians at distribution sites. The IDF has warned that roads to these sites are combat zones, and GHF is discussing security measures with the IDF.
Despite distributing over 7 million meals, GHF faces challenges as many displaced individuals must travel long distances to access aid, often under fire. Meanwhile, a UN draft resolution calling for a ceasefire and unhindered humanitarian access is expected to face a US veto.