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#illegals

Fox News: ICE official puts politicians on blast, demanding they 'stop putting my people in danger'

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons criticized politicians, particularly Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, for their inflammatory rhetoric about ICE operations, which he claims endangers officers. Wu expressed concerns about federal agents wearing masks during arrests, while DHS defended the practice as necessary for officer safety amid rising threats.

Jeffries vowed to identify ICE agents involved in alleged misconduct, asserting that they will not evade accountability. Tensions escalated after incidents involving federal agents and Democratic lawmakers, leading to accusations of aggressive enforcement. Both Wu and Jeffries have not publicly responded to requests for comments.

#politics

Breitbart: Exclusive — White House on Elon Musk’s ‘Kill Bill’ Obsession: He's Focused on What He Can Do for His Company

Elon Musk criticized President Trump's reconciliation bill, labeling it a "pork-filled Congressional spending bill." Despite this, the White House insists Musk remains aligned with Trump’s agenda, emphasizing the bill's benefits for American companies, while acknowledging Musk's focus on Tesla's interests.

The reconciliation bill aims to cut $1.6 trillion in mandatory spending, with the White House committed to working with Congress to pass it. Officials assert that the bill embodies longstanding Republican promises, aiming for a final passage by July 4.

Fox News: Ex-Biden adviser calls Jean-Pierre ‘kinda dumb,’ deletes tweet, says she’s not a ‘genius-level Black woman'

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faces criticism from ex-Biden officials, including Timothy Wu, who called her "kinda dumb" in a now-deleted tweet. Wu claimed she lacked interest in complex topics and provided incoherent policy answers.

Jean-Pierre recently announced her departure from the Democratic Party to become an Independent, coinciding with the release of her book detailing her experiences in the Biden administration. Critics within Biden's circle have dismissed her insights and questioned the value of her upcoming book.

Breitbart: Donald Trump 'Very Surprised,' 'Disappointed' by Elon Musk's Harsh Criticism of Big Beautiful Bill

President Trump expressed surprise and disappointment over Elon Musk's criticism of the Big Beautiful Bill, emphasizing their previously strong relationship. He noted Musk's objections stem from the bill's removal of electric vehicle tax credits, which Musk had been aware of.

Musk countered by accusing Trump of lying about the bill's transparency during his advisory tenure, claiming it was passed too quickly for proper review. He also criticized the bill for containing excessive "pork" while maintaining that Tesla had lobbied for the credits.

#society

Times Of Israel: GHF resumes Gaza aid distribution after temporarily closing sites to boost security

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has resumed aid operations in Rafah after a temporary shutdown due to security concerns following mass casualty incidents. A new distribution site has opened in the Saudi neighborhood, replacing a previously closed location. The foundation reported delivering over 18,000 food boxes, equating to approximately 1.5 million meals.

Amid ongoing violence, the IDF has acknowledged firing warning shots during aid distribution, which some reports suggest may have resulted in civilian casualties. Eyewitness accounts have raised concerns about the military's crowd control tactics, with claims of intentional targeting of civilians. Aid delivery continues to face challenges, including a strike by truck drivers after an attack on aid convoys.

#foreignaffairs

Fox News: Merz says US in 'strong position' to stop Putin, Trump says 'let them fight for a little while'

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized the need for coordinated pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine during a meeting with President Trump. He acknowledged Trump's influence in the situation but did not fully agree with Trump's suggestion to let the conflict continue for a while.

Merz, a strong supporter of Ukraine, expressed urgency in finding a resolution to the war and highlighted the importance of strengthening Ukraine to deter Russian aggression. Both leaders recognized the severity of the conflict while discussing potential collaborative efforts.

Fox News: 'Coming for us': Expert sounds alarm on CCP's mission to 'kill Americans' after FBI makes shocking arrests

Two Chinese nationals have been charged with smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen, Fusarium graminearum, into the U.S. for research at a Michigan university. This pathogen is linked to significant agricultural damage and health risks. Experts warn this incident highlights the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to American safety.

The arrests raise concerns about Chinese infiltration in U.S. universities, with claims that these institutions are being exploited for intelligence gathering. Critics urge universities to recognize and address the risks associated with CCP ties, emphasizing the need for stronger protections for American sovereignty.

#economy

Fox News: Climate lawfare in blue-state courts could hurt US energy consumers, expert says: 'Huge effect'

Climate change advocates are leveraging civil lawsuits in small jurisdictions to challenge fossil fuel companies, which could significantly impact domestic oil production and other industries. Conservative consumer advocate O.H. Skinner warns that these lawsuits could bankrupt the energy sector and shift national policy through the courts.

President Trump has countered this trend with executive orders aimed at blocking such lawsuits in several states. Advocates for clean energy argue that transitioning to renewable sources like wind and solar is not only beneficial for the environment but also economically advantageous for families.

The Economist: Sources and acknowledgments

Wall Street is undergoing significant transformation, influenced by regulatory changes and evolving financial practices. The Dodd-Frank Act has reshaped the landscape of global finance, aiming to enhance oversight and stability in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.

These changes reflect a broader shift in how financial institutions operate, emphasizing accountability and risk management. As Wall Street adapts, the implications for investors and the economy remain critical.

#military

Fox News: World War II veterans travel to Normandy for emotional D-Day commemoration

A group of World War II veterans, mostly centenarians, returned to Normandy, France, to commemorate the 81st anniversary of D-Day. The veterans received warm receptions from locals and expressed gratitude for the recognition of their sacrifices during the war.

As the number of surviving veterans dwindles, they reflect on their experiences and the importance of remembering those who fought for freedom. The Best Defense Foundation continues to facilitate these commemorative trips, acknowledging the legacy of these heroes.

#religion

The Federalist: SCOTUS: WI Supreme Court Violated Catholic Charity’s First Amendment Rights

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Wisconsin Supreme Court violated the First Amendment rights of the Catholic Charities Bureau (CCB). The CCB, which provides services to all, regardless of faith, was denied an exemption from state unemployment taxes based on its charitable activities not being primarily religious.

The Supreme Court found that the Wisconsin Supreme Court's interpretation imposed a denominational preference, violating the principle of government neutrality between religions. Justice Sotomayor emphasized that eligibility for the exemption should not hinge on religious practices or proselytizing efforts.

#crime

Breitbart: Missouri Men's Basketball Prospect Charged with Rape, Sodomy and Kidnapping

Missouri Tigers basketball prospect Keiner Asprilla has been charged with first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, and kidnapping. He is currently held at Boone County Jail without bond, having pleaded not guilty to the charges stemming from an alleged incident on September 21.

Asprilla, 18, was arrested in January while attending St. Peter’s Prep and has since been extradited to Missouri. He is from Colombia and is in the U.S. on an I-20 visa for international students.

#sports

Le Monde: French Open: Loïs Boisson's Cinderella story comes to an end with semi-final loss to Coco Gauff

Coco Gauff defeated French player Loïs Boisson 6-1, 6-2 in the semifinals of the French Open, ending Boisson's surprising run in her first Grand Slam appearance. Gauff will face world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the final.

Boisson, ranked 361, had previously upset two top-10 players but struggled against Gauff, who quickly established control in the match. Despite the crowd's support, Boisson could not capitalize on her chances, leading to Gauff's decisive victory.

#technology

GB News: Nintendo Switch 2: Asda is selling 'highly anticipated' game console in 80 UK stores today - full list of locations

Asda has started selling the Nintendo Switch 2 in 80 stores across the UK, featuring the Mario Kart World Bundle for £429.98. The new console boasts an upgraded 1080p display, HDR technology, and magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers, along with new exclusive titles.

Availability spans locations from Aintree to Weymouth, including stores in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. While Asda offers stock, other retailers like Argos and AO.com are currently sold out. Preorders were available for 58 days prior to the launch.

#other

Daily Mirror: Meghan's twerking pregnancy video 'speaks volumes about next unprecedented move'