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Jun 6, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: SEN JOHN CORNYN: Congress must reimburse Texas for Biden’s border security malpractice
President Biden's immigration policies have led to a significant increase in illegal border crossings, with over 10 million encounters reported during his administration. Texas, bearing the brunt of this crisis, has spent over $11 billion on Operation Lone Star to manage the situation, including apprehending hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants and seizing large quantities of fentanyl.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is now seeking reimbursement from the federal government for these expenses, arguing that the Biden administration's actions have created the crisis. Efforts are underway in Congress to include provisions for Texas reimbursement in upcoming legislation.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Why Karine Jean-Pierre Ditched the Democrats - Liberty Nation News
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has announced her departure from the Democratic Party, coinciding with the release of her new book titled "Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines." Jean-Pierre, who has a long history with the Democrats, has faced criticism for her performance and has been labeled as the epitome of the Peter Principle.
Her decision to leave the party and her book's content have left many in the Democratic circles confused, with some viewing it as an opportunistic move. Jean-Pierre's shift raises questions about the party's ability to retain its progressive base, as her departure signals deeper issues within the Democratic Party.
Le Monde: US and Europe insist tariff negotiations are making progress
The European Commission is not retaliating against the U.S. despite a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50%. European Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic expressed optimism about ongoing negotiations with Washington, aiming to resolve trade tensions without immediate action.
The EU has maintained this approach for nearly two months, hoping to allow negotiations to progress. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of giving talks a chance amid shifting tariff rules from the U.S.
Fox News: Democrats vying for NYC mayor spar over defunding police, combating ICE
During a recent New York City mayoral debate, candidates discussed the controversial topic of defunding the police, with many distancing themselves from this progressive stance. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo criticized the defund movement, while others suggested alternative solutions like increasing mental health outreach workers.
Candidates also addressed rising crime and shoplifting, proposing measures such as guaranteed income to alleviate economic pressures. On immigration, they reaffirmed New York City's sanctuary status and pledged to limit local police cooperation with ICE, with some candidates advocating for proactive measures to protect immigrants from federal enforcement.
Fox News: Biden-era White House reporters express disbelief on Karine Jean-Pierre's sudden party switch
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has switched her political affiliation to independent and announced a new book titled "Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines." This move has drawn skepticism from reporters who covered her tenure, questioning the credibility and significance of her insights.
Many journalists expressed disbelief over her departure from the Democratic Party, with some labeling her actions as desperate attempts to revive her career. Critics noted that her previous performance as press secretary was lacking, and they doubt the impact her book will have in the political landscape.
#society
The Federalist: Media, Dems Breathlessly Defend Ship Named After Pederast
The potential renaming of the USNS Harvey Milk has sparked outrage among Democrats and corporate media, who view Milk as a gay rights icon. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reportedly initiated plans to remove Milk's name to align with military objectives focused on reestablishing a warrior culture.
Critics, including Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, have condemned the decision, framing it as a denial of American values and discrimination during Pride Month. However, they have not addressed Milk's controversial past, including allegations of pedophilia and predatory behavior.
Fox News: Minneapolis business owner 'feels bad' for the cops, blames city for violence that hurt his livelihood
Edwin Reed, owner of Sincere Detailing Pros in Minneapolis, recounts the struggles his business has faced since George Floyd's death five years ago. He attributes significant revenue loss to barricades and rising violence in the area, leading to a decline in customer safety and police response.
Reed and other business owners have filed a $49 million lawsuit against the city, claiming negligence and lack of police protection. The city has invested in community improvements and assigned officers to the area, but Reed remains skeptical, stating that the local business environment is deteriorating.
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment 'dilemma' as Labour urged to pay for means-testing U-turn by 'clawing back' tax
Winter Fuel Payments are set to be reinstated with new means-testing criteria, requiring older households to receive Pension Credit to qualify. Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Prime Minister Keir Starmer have suggested a potential expansion of eligibility, but a complete reversal remains off the table.
The Government will announce details on expanded eligibility during the Spending Review on June 11, 2025. Analysts note that the challenge lies in designing a system that broadens access without adding complexity. Applications for Pension Credit have surged, highlighting the need for clear communication regarding eligibility.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Vladimir Putin’s sickening statistic: 1m Russian casualties in Ukraine
June has seen significant setbacks for Russia's military, including a Ukrainian drone strike that reportedly damaged a substantial portion of its strategic-bomber fleet. As the month progresses, Russia is expected to reach a grim milestone of one million casualties since the invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022.
Current estimates suggest that Russia is losing around 1,000 to 1,200 soldiers daily, highlighting the ongoing toll of the conflict. The Kremlin's response includes financial compensation to families of the fallen, attempting to mitigate the grief caused by these losses.
#health
Fox News: How to choose the best sleeping position for you, according to the experts
A recent poll reveals that 69% of American adults sleep on their side, while 19% sleep on their backs and 12% on their stomachs. Sleep expert Wendy Troxel emphasizes that individual comfort and spinal alignment are key factors in determining the best sleeping position.
For those with conditions like sleep apnea or acid reflux, side sleeping is often recommended, particularly on the left side. Conversely, back sleeping can worsen these conditions. Proper mattress and pillow selection is crucial for maintaining spinal alignment and comfort.