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#illegals
The Telegraph: Watch: Trump Tower occupied by anti-ICE protesters
Activists occupied Trump Tower to protest the arrest and deportation of illegal migrants, opposing ICE raids. About 20 protesters displayed signs and were eventually detained by police after refusing to leave the premises.
The protest follows recent violent clashes in California related to similar issues.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: CBS Is Tortured by Trump
CBS News's "60 Minutes" faces criticism for perceived bias in its political coverage, particularly regarding interviews with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Trump's legal team is seeking over $25 million from CBS for alleged harm caused by edited segments, claiming partisanship influences their journalism.
The network's recent segments have been seen as favoring Democrats while attacking conservatives, raising questions about their commitment to unbiased reporting. The ongoing lawsuits and CBS's reluctance to apologize reflect the deepening partisan divide in media coverage.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Sen. Cotton Shoots Back at Gov. Newsom: 'California Deserves Better'
Sen. Tom Cotton criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom for his handling of violent anti-deportation protests in Los Angeles, asserting that the state deserves better leadership. Cotton emphasized the need for law enforcement support against rioters, blaming Newsom's policies for the unrest.
In response, Newsom accused Cotton and Trump supporters of inciting violence and announced a lawsuit against the Trump administration for deploying the National Guard in California. The ongoing protests have raised concerns about public safety and lawlessness in the state.
Breitbart: Sen. Fetterman Breaks with Dems, Condemns L.A. Riots: 'This Is Anarchy'
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) publicly condemned the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, labeling them as “anarchy and true chaos.” He emphasized that while he supports free speech and peaceful demonstrations, the violent actions during the riots, including assaults on law enforcement and vandalism, do not align with those values.
Fetterman’s stance contrasts with other Democrats, who have described the riots as “peaceful protests.” In response to President Trump’s decision to federalize National Guardsmen to address the violence, several Democratic leaders criticized the move as inflammatory and escalatory.
#society
Breitbart: Waymo Stops Service of Self-Driving Taxis in Downtown L.A. over Riots
Waymo has suspended its autonomous vehicle service in downtown Los Angeles following vandalism and arson during recent riots. The company acted on guidance from the LAPD after rioters targeted its taxis, slashing tires, smashing windows, and setting three vehicles on fire.
In response to the unrest, Waymo is also considering limiting service in certain areas of San Francisco as a precaution. The violence escalated during anti-ICE protests, leading to significant disruptions and police interventions.
GB News: Drivers of older vehicles could see car tax scrapped under new proposals - 'Net zero shambles'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being urged to eliminate Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) for cars over 12 years old, rather than offering incentives for electric vehicle purchases. The Alliance of British Drivers argues that supporting older vehicles is a more sustainable use of public funds than subsidizing wealthy new car buyers.
The ABD claims that maintaining older cars is often more environmentally sound than producing new electric vehicles, citing their research that manufacturing electric cars generates significant CO2 emissions. They advocate for a transport policy that prioritizes the needs of drivers with older vehicles over incentives for electrification.
Front Page Magazine: This Isn’t Inclusion; It’s Institutional Harassment Against Female Athletes
High school girls across the U.S. face a dilemma as policies allow biological males to compete in girls' track and field events. This situation threatens their chances for podium placements, scholarships, and titles, forcing them to either compete against unfair odds or forfeit their dreams.
The policies are seen as violations of Title IX, which was designed to ensure equal opportunities for female athletes. Critics argue that the inclusion of males in girls' sports creates an unfair competitive environment and undermines the very purpose of women's athletics.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Cuba and Venezuela Condemn Limits of Travel to U.S. as 'Racist'
Cuba and Venezuela condemned recent U.S. travel restrictions imposed by President Trump, which target citizens from several countries, including theirs. Both regimes accused U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio of promoting these measures, labeling them as "racist" and harmful to family and cultural exchanges.
The restrictions were justified by concerns over human rights abuses and the misuse of the U.S. immigration system by individuals linked to the Cuban and Venezuelan governments. Both countries' officials criticized the U.S. policies as aggressive and damaging to their citizens, while some opposition groups in Venezuela called for a review of the measures.
#economy
Le Monde: Shaken by US and Chinese tariffs, the cognac industry questions its future
The Cognac industry in France faces a crisis as China plans to implement permanent customs duties of 35% to 39% on imports starting July 5, 2025. This follows existing US tariffs of 10%, with potential increases depending on trade negotiations.
Industry leaders warn that these tariffs could severely impact the sector, which relies heavily on sales in China and the US, accounting for 80% of global cognac sales. The situation threatens the livelihoods of around 80,000 workers in the Charente region.
#military
Times Of Israel: Kibbutz Erez defense squad, with help from nearby kibbutz, repelled Hamas invasion on Oct. 7
On October 7, 2023, members of Kibbutz Erez's civil defense squad, aided by nearby Kibbutz Or Haner's security team, successfully repelled an attempted infiltration by 15 to 20 Hamas terrorists. The IDF probe revealed that local forces killed at least eight attackers, while one local security officer was killed and several civilians were injured.
The investigation highlighted the courage of the local defenders and noted the IDF's failure to adequately prepare for such an attack on a civilian community. It emphasized the need for operational improvements in military readiness and intelligence regarding threats from Gaza.