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Jun 28, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: VIDEO: 45 Arrested During L.A. ICE Raids as Leftists Violently Protest
Over 40 arrests were made during immigration raids in downtown Los Angeles, where federal agents executed search warrants at local businesses. The operation, aimed at individuals using fictitious documents for employment, sparked protests from immigrant advocates and leftist groups, leading to clashes with law enforcement.
Protesters attempted to disrupt the raids, resulting in vandalism and accusations against police for collaborating with ICE. The FBI emphasized that while the right to protest is protected, it does not extend to violence or obstruction of lawful operations.
Breitbart: Marlow: Dems 'Hate' Immigration Law and Order, They 'Want to See People Die and Suffer'
On Fox News, Alex Marlow criticized the Democratic Party's immigration stance following a chaotic ICE raid in Los Angeles that sparked protests. He argued that the left's reaction to law enforcement is dangerous and could lead to fatalities, suggesting that Democrats normalize opposition to immigration enforcement.
Marlow emphasized a culture of illegal immigration in Los Angeles and called for strong leadership to restore law and order, asserting that the current tactics of the left are reckless and could result in serious consequences.
#society
GB News: Product recall: Children's toy pulled from sale over internal injury risk - parents and carers advised to check their homes
A recall has been issued for Soppycide Refillable Water Balloons sold on Fruugo due to unsafe magnetic components that exceed safety standards, posing serious health risks. The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) warns that these magnets can cause severe internal injuries if ingested.
Customers are advised to stop using the product immediately, and Fruugo has removed all listings. This recall follows another alert from Marks & Spencer regarding babywear safety issues. Consumers are encouraged to stay informed about product recalls for their safety.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF believes it found body of Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar in tunnel under Gaza hospital
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) may have located the body of Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar, believed to have been killed in an Israeli strike on a tunnel system last month. IDF operations in southern Gaza uncovered several bodies of terrorists, including potential evidence of Hamas using hospitals as operational shields.
In related developments, Hamas warned that Israeli troops were encroaching on an area where hostage Matan Zangauker is held, threatening his life if attempts are made to rescue him. Meanwhile, reports indicate Israeli airstrikes have resulted in civilian casualties in Gaza, with conflicting accounts regarding the circumstances. The IDF maintains that it aims to minimize civilian harm while targeting Hamas operatives.
#health
Fox News: Former MLB pitcher finds liver donor in high-school classmate he hadn't seen in 20 years
Steven Register, a former MLB pitcher diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, is seeking a liver transplant after doctors deemed it his best chance for survival. His wife created a Facebook group to find a donor, leading to an unexpected offer from Kristin Johnston, a high-school acquaintance.
Johnston, who matched Register's blood type, was cleared as a donor and is set to undergo surgery to remove 70% of her liver for the transplant. Both families hope to raise awareness about living organ donation and express gratitude for the connection that brought them together.
#education
The Western Journal: Harvard Amends Lawsuit, Claims Trump Admin Has 'Vendetta' Against the University
Harvard University claims the Trump administration has a "vendetta" against it after losing federal funding and the ability to enroll foreign students due to alleged non-compliance with anti-discrimination laws. The university argues that the government's actions lack lawful justification and infringe on its First Amendment rights.
In response, the Trump administration maintains that Harvard's lawsuit is an attempt to undermine presidential authority and that it has not provided adequate information regarding foreign students. The administration asserts that enrolling foreign students is a privilege, not a right, and emphasizes the need for a secure student visa system.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: Serial Thief Wanted Nationwide Steals Over $80K in Merchandise from Ulta
Paula Andrea Lopez-Correa, a 49-year-old accused of stealing over $81,000 in merchandise from Ulta Beauty stores nationwide, was last seen in Mayfield Heights, Ohio. Authorities have issued warnings to Ulta employees across the country, providing photos of her for identification.
Lopez-Correa, originally from Colombia and residing in Newport News, Virginia, has active warrants for theft in multiple states. The May 15 incident in Ohio resulted in losses exceeding $2,200, with surveillance footage capturing her in the act.