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#illegals
Fox News: House Speaker Johnson: Dems who want ICE agents unmasked 'mandated mask wearing for years' during COVID
House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Democrats for advocating that ICE agents unmask themselves, arguing it endangers their safety and undermines their law enforcement duties. He highlighted the contradiction of those who previously enforced mask mandates now calling for transparency from ICE agents.
In response, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries insisted on the need for accountability and transparency from ICE, likening their actions to standard law enforcement practices. He and other Democrats have raised concerns about masked agents conducting arrests in sensitive areas, suggesting it poses risks to public safety.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Shoots Down Reported Peace Talk with Musk: 'A Man Who Has Lost His Mind'
President Trump has dismissed reports of a potential reconciliation with Elon Musk, labeling him "a man who has lost his mind." Trump stated he is not interested in discussing matters with Musk, who has publicly criticized Trump's support for a Congressional spending bill.
The feud escalated after Musk's harsh remarks about the "Big Beautiful Bill," prompting Trump to respond during a meeting with the German chancellor. Tensions remain high, with Trump considering parting ways with a Tesla gifted by Musk.
The Western Journal: Vance Issues Statement Amid Musk-Trump Feud: 'Trump Has Done More Than Any Person in My Lifetime ...'
Vice President J.D. Vance has publicly supported Donald Trump amid a feud between Trump and Elon Musk. Vance emphasized Trump's trustworthiness and contributions to the movement, countering Musk's criticisms of a Congressional spending bill and defending Trump against media portrayals.
Vance's statements come as he navigates the tensions between his two allies, expressing pride in standing by Trump while addressing the disconnect between media narratives and reality regarding the former president's character.
Forbes: Musk And Trump Go To War: Trump Considers Selling His Tesla--As Public Feud Quiets Friday
President Trump and Elon Musk's friendship has deteriorated into a public feud, sparked by Musk's criticism of Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" which aims to raise the debt ceiling. Musk accused Trump of ingratitude after contributing significantly to his campaign and opposed the removal of the electric vehicle tax credit from the bill.
The fallout has affected both their businesses, with Tesla shares dropping 14% amid the clash. Despite the tensions, there are indications that both parties may seek to reconcile, as Musk expressed willingness to de-escalate the situation after a call for peace from a mutual ally.
#economy
Forbes: More Musk-Trump Fallout: Tesla Sales Will Shrink At Historic Pace, Goldman Says
Goldman Sachs has reduced its forecast for Tesla's second-quarter vehicle deliveries to 365,000, significantly below the consensus estimate of 405,000. This represents an 18% decline compared to last year, marking the weakest growth since 2015. Analysts warn that the public fallout between Elon Musk and Donald Trump may further damage Tesla's brand, especially among its traditional left-leaning customer base.
Trump has threatened to cancel federal contracts with Musk's companies, which could impact SpaceX more than Tesla. Additionally, restrictions on Tesla's ability to sell automotive regulatory credits could severely affect profits, as these credits accounted for a significant portion of the company's net income.
Fox News: Trump's tariff strategy could pay for his tax bill, but only if they stick, experts warn
President Trump’s proposed tax bill, which aims to extend his first-term tax policies, is projected to cost around $4 trillion, potentially adding $2.4 trillion to the deficit over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office. The administration argues that tariffs could offset this deficit by generating $2.8 trillion, but experts caution that the effectiveness of these tariffs remains uncertain due to their inconsistent application.
Critics highlight that the national debt has increased significantly since the original tax package was created, raising concerns about the long-term economic impact. Some analysts suggest that the tariffs could lead to a major tax increase, undermining the benefits of the proposed tax cuts. Supporters of the tax bill argue against the CBO’s findings, insisting that the focus should be on preventing tax increases rather than addressing the deficit through higher taxes.
#outdoors
GB News: Staycation: A 'must-visit' destination is the best place in England to 'beat the crowds' - 'perfection in the form of solitude'
Experts have identified 15 lesser-known scenic locations in England for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to avoid tourist crowds. Embleton Bay in Northumberland tops the list with a 4.9 rating on TripAdvisor, praised for its solitude and views of Dunstanburgh Castle. Other notable spots include Porth Joke in Cornwall and the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire.
These hidden gems offer natural beauty and tranquility, with Cornwall having the most entries. The diversity of locations ensures accessibility for visitors across the country, allowing them to enjoy peaceful outdoor experiences close to home.
#other
Fox News: South Sudan deportations have placed migrants, and ICE officials, in danger: new court filing
A court filing reveals that nearly a dozen ICE officials and migrants deported to South Sudan are in perilous conditions in Djibouti, housed in a shipping container. They face extreme heat, potential malaria exposure, and threats from local terrorist groups, with some reporting illness shortly after arrival.
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy has ordered that the migrants remain in U.S. custody until they can present their fears of persecution. The situation highlights the risks posed by inadequate medical supplies and safety measures for both the migrants and ICE officials.