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#illegals
Fox News: Kilmar Abrego Garcia indicted on human trafficking charges, ordered to appear before judge in Nashville
Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national previously deported, has returned to the U.S. in custody to face federal charges for human smuggling and conspiracy. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that he played a significant role in a smuggling ring for nearly a decade.
The indictment includes allegations of trafficking children and involvement in gang-related activities. Bondi credited El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele for cooperating with U.S. authorities in Garcia's return. He will be prosecuted in the U.S. before potential deportation back to El Salvador.
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Three Illegal Migrants Charged in $5 Million San Diego Drug Bust
Three illegal migrants were arrested in San Diego County for allegedly transporting nearly 8,000 pounds of methamphetamine, valued at over $5 million. The suspects, identified as Erick Arriola, Baltazar Rodriguez Reyes, and Eugenio Lizama, were charged with conspiring to distribute the drugs.
This seizure is one of the largest in the Southern District of California and highlights the ongoing efforts of the newly established Homeland Security Task Force to combat transnational criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking and related crimes.
Le Monde: Wrongly deported Salvadoran migrant arrested on return to US
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant, was returned to the U.S. and arrested on human smuggling charges after being mistakenly deported in March. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced his return, stating he played a significant role in trafficking undocumented migrants and was involved with gangs.
Abrego Garcia, who had been living legally in the U.S. since 2019, is now facing serious charges. His case highlights the complexities and controversies surrounding immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, with calls for compliance with Supreme Court orders.
#politics
Fox News: DOGE will go on: Hill pork hawk says rooting out government waste will continue after Elon
Elon Musk has stepped back from the Department of Government Efficiency amid tensions with President Trump, but the House DOGE Caucus, led by Rep. Aaron Bean, plans to continue its focus on reducing government waste and improving oversight.
The caucus aims to address issues like the estimated $162 billion in wrongful payments annually and will push for significant budget cuts. Senate DOGE chairwoman Joni Ernst is also working on legislation to prevent fraud in COVID-19 relief programs, emphasizing the need for better verification processes.
Fox News: Supreme Court rules DOGE can access Social Security information
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency can access sensitive Social Security information, overturning a lower court's decision. This includes Social Security numbers, medical records, citizenship documents, and tax returns.
Three liberal justices dissented in the case.
Forbes: 13 House Republicans—Who Voted For Trump’s Mega-Bill—Now Want Changes After Musk Threat
Thirteen House Republicans, including supporters of Trump and those backed by Elon Musk, urged the Senate to amend the clean energy tax credit provision. This comes after Musk threatened job repercussions for Congress members who oppose his bill.
The situation is ongoing and may evolve.
#society
The Western Journal: Christian Fired by Trump Admin for His Beliefs Exposes What Really Went Down, And He's Got the Receipts
Floyd Brown, recently fired from the Kennedy Center, claims his dismissal was due to his Christian beliefs on marriage. He alleges that Richard Grenell, the interim director, pressured his boss to terminate him after CNN inquired about his past statements on homosexuality.
Brown argues that his firing constitutes religious discrimination and asserts that Grenell was aware of him during the hiring process, contradicting claims made by CNN. He calls for his reinstatement and an apology from Grenell, citing a broader issue of anti-Christian bias in government.
GB News: Riley Gaines demands prosecution against officials letting males in women's sports
Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer, is advocating for the criminal prosecution of officials who allow trans athletes to compete in women's sports, arguing it undermines the rights and safety of female athletes. She specifically criticized Georgia Tech president Angel Cabrera and highlighted ongoing defiance by several Democrat-led states against federal directives regarding trans participation in sports.
Despite the Trump administration's executive order aimed at restricting trans athletes in women's sports, states like California and Minnesota continue to uphold their own laws, leading to investigations and lawsuits but no criminal charges. Gaines and other athletes are pursuing legal action against the NCAA for failing to enforce protections for women in sports.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Chinese Hackers Breached U.S. Telecoms Earlier than Previously Known
Investigators have found evidence that Chinese hackers breached a U.S. telecommunications company in the summer of 2023, earlier than the known Salt Typhoon campaign. The malware, linked to Chinese state-backed groups, remained undetected for months, raising concerns about cybersecurity in the U.S. communications sector.
The Chinese embassy in Washington denied the allegations, suggesting that the origins of cyberattacks are often misattributed and calling for an end to what it describes as disinformation regarding Chinese hacking threats.
Fox News: US sanctions money laundering network aiding Iran as regime faces nuclear reprimand at IAEA
The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned 35 individuals linked to money laundering for Iran, as tensions rise over Tehran's nuclear program. A draft resolution at the IAEA may declare Iran non-compliant with its nuclear obligations, prompting strong criticism from Iranian officials.
Amid economic hardship, many Iranians express skepticism about potential deals, fearing that any relief might strengthen the regime's grip on power. Protests and strikes reflect widespread discontent, with citizens caught between the desire for regime change and the need for economic stability.
#military
Breitbart: Teddy Roosevelt Jr.: Son of the Rough Rider and a Hero at Normandy
Eighty-one years ago, Brigadier General Teddy Roosevelt Jr. led troops during the D-Day invasion at Utah Beach, despite being 56 and recently recovering from pneumonia. He campaigned to join the assault, guiding soldiers through heavy enemy fire and earning respect for his bravery.
Roosevelt's actions on that day were pivotal, inspiring his men and contributing significantly to the success of the beachhead establishment. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his valor and leadership. Roosevelt is buried at the Normandy American Cemetery alongside his son, Quentin.
#technology
Fox News: If you don’t know about these video tools, you’re already behind
AI is revolutionizing video creation, allowing users to generate high-definition clips simply by typing prompts. OpenAI's Sora and Google's Veo are leading this innovation, enabling users to create videos without traditional filming equipment or editing software.
Sora offers quick, 10-second videos at 720p for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, while Veo provides up to 60-second cinematic-quality videos at 1080p. Both platforms showcase the potential for creativity in storytelling, making video production accessible to anyone with an idea.
#other
Daily Mirror: Hotel regulars slam 'pathetic chavs' after gran's moan about 'no English food'
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Breitbart: U.N. Gives China Seat on Human Rights Council on Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Massacre
The U.N. General Assembly elected several countries with notable human rights abuses, including China, Russia, and Turkey, to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Critics, including U.N. Watch, condemned this as a moral outrage and detrimental to the credibility of the U.N. human rights system.
China's election to a body meant to uphold human rights raises concerns, especially given its historical actions during the Tiananmen Square protests. The Chinese government continues to suppress discussions about the massacre while facing ongoing accusations of human rights violations, including state-sponsored slavery.