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#illegals
Forbes: Los Angeles Protests: Trump Says National Guard Doing A ‘Great Job’
President Trump criticized Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom as "incompetent" following his decision to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid protests against recent immigration raids by ICE. Protests escalated over the weekend, leading to clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement.
Mayor Bass refuted Trump's claim that the National Guard had effectively managed the situation, while Newsom condemned the federal government's actions as a "spectacle." The deployment has raised legal concerns regarding the federal takeover of the California National Guard without the governor's consent.
Liberty Nation News: Roadside English Proficiency Tests on the Way for Truck Drivers - Liberty Nation News
President Trump has mandated that commercial truck drivers in the U.S. must be proficient in English, reversing relaxed regulations from the Obama administration. This directive aims to ensure drivers can understand traffic signs and communicate effectively, with penalties for non-compliance.
Concerns have been raised about the potential economic impact, as many drivers, particularly those from non-English speaking backgrounds, may face job loss. The American Trucking Association supports the mandate, citing the need for consistent enforcement of existing regulations.
The Telegraph: First troops arrive in LA before feared third day of rioting
National Guard troops have been deployed to Los Angeles in response to ongoing riots related to raids on undocumented migrants. Following two days of violent protests, Donald Trump has sent 2,000 National Guard members to assist local authorities.
Clashes escalated as protesters fired fireworks at police, set cars ablaze, and looted a gas station.
#politics
Fox News: White House fires back at ABC's Terry Moran after journalist slams Trump, top advisor in since-deleted post
ABC News correspondent Terry Moran faced backlash after labeling President Trump and Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller as "world-class haters" in a now-deleted social media post. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned the remarks as "unhinged and unacceptable," highlighting the distrust in legacy media.
Miller responded, criticizing the corporate press and suggesting Moran's comments reveal a radical bias among journalists. Vice President JD Vance echoed this sentiment, urging viewers to be wary of ABC's coverage of the Trump administration. ABC has not commented on the incident.
Breitbart: Pope Leo Criticizes 'Exclusionary Mindset' of Political Nationalism
Pope Leo XIV criticized the rise of nationalist movements during a Mass in St. Peter's Square, advocating for reconciliation and dialogue. He emphasized that love must replace prejudice and exclusion, and he prayed for peace in hearts, families, and international relations.
The pope's message aligns with his commitment to peace, recalling the words of Pope Francis about global disconnection. He also called for a just peace in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza.
#society
Breitbart: U.S.-Backed Aid Project in Gaza Reopens After Threats from Hamas
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) resumed operations after a temporary closure due to threats from Hamas, which opposes its aid distribution efforts. GHF, supported by the Trump administration and protected by the IDF, has provided around 10 million meals in under two weeks.
Despite Hamas's attempts to control aid flow and its threats, GHF is committed to independent aid delivery. On Sunday, it distributed over 1.6 million meals across multiple sites, including a new location in central Gaza.
GB News: Police 'horrified' as motorist caught driving at 140mph faces £2,500 fine - 'Totally unacceptable!'
Essex Police reported a surge in dangerous speeding, with one driver clocked at 140mph. In a recent speed check, 180 offences were recorded in just over an hour, prompting calls for stricter enforcement. Officers emphasized the risks posed to road users and the need for accountability.
The police have initiated measures to combat reckless driving, including the Extra Eyes initiative, allowing the public to report dangerous drivers. Penalties for speeding can include fines and points on driving licenses, with serious offenders facing court summons.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia Accuses Ukraine of Delaying Exchange of Slain Soldiers
Russia is awaiting confirmation from Ukraine regarding a planned exchange of 6,000 bodies of soldiers killed in action, alleging that Ukraine has postponed the swap. Russian officials claim they delivered over 1,200 bodies to the agreed site but are now facing delays.
Ukraine has accused Russia of manipulation, stating that no date has been set for the repatriation of bodies and that Russia's lists of prisoners do not match previous agreements. Meanwhile, Russian aerial strikes in the Kharkiv region have resulted in casualties, with ongoing drone attacks affecting Moscow's airports.
Times Of Israel: Katz tells IDF to prevent Greta Thunberg’s boat from breaching Gaza blockade
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the IDF to prevent the Madleen boat, carrying activists including Greta Thunberg, from reaching Gaza. The mission, organized by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, aims to challenge Israel's blockade and deliver humanitarian aid amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
The activists reported disruptions to their GPS, suggesting Israeli interference as they attempted to approach Gaza. Israel maintains that the blockade is essential for preventing arms smuggling to Hamas, which has been accused of war crimes. Critics argue the blockade constitutes collective punishment for Gaza's residents.
Breitbart: Polish President-Elect Nawrocki Opposes EU Membership for Ukraine
Poland's president-elect Karol Nawrocki has joined Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in opposing Ukraine's EU membership, citing concerns over national interests and economic impacts on Polish farmers. He emphasized the need to support Ukraine against Russia while prioritizing regional stability.
Nawrocki's stance contrasts with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's pro-EU position for Ukraine. Orbán echoed similar fears regarding Hungary's economic stability and warned that Ukraine's accession could lead to further conflict in Europe.
#economy
Fox News: Trump ally stands firm against 'big, beautiful bill' despite pressure: 'It'll completely backfire'
Sen. Ron Johnson, a prominent critic of President Trump's proposed budget bill, insists that he will not be swayed by Trump’s influence. Johnson argues the bill does not adequately address government spending and aims for deeper cuts than those currently proposed by House Republicans.
Johnson believes that the Senate must return spending to pre-pandemic levels and is prepared to vote against the bill unless significant changes are made. He emphasizes the urgency of tackling the national debt, which is nearing $37 trillion, and criticizes the House's proposed cuts as insufficient.
#culture
Breitbart: ‘Mean Girls’ Star Reneé Rapp Slams Trump White House at World Pride Parade: ‘They Can F**k Off. They Can Die’
The World Pride Parade took place in Washington, DC, celebrating 2SLGBTQIA+ culture. Actress Reneé Rapp expressed strong criticism of the Trump administration's stance on anti-trans legislation, stating, "They can fuck off.. they can die."
The event included a march from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol, culminating in a street festival and concert.
#crime
The Western Journal: Illegal Immigrant Found Guilty of Homicide in Death of State Trooper
Raul Benitez-Santana, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was convicted of vehicular homicide for the March 2024 death of Washington State Patrol Trooper Christopher Gadd. Benitez-Santana was driving over 100 mph while intoxicated when he crashed into Gadd's parked vehicle.
The defense argued that Gadd's positioning made him difficult to see, while prosecutors emphasized Benitez-Santana's reckless behavior. Following the verdict, the Washington State Patrol expressed relief, stating that a dangerous driver has been removed from the roads. Sentencing is set for July 2.