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Jun 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Western Journal: Sending in the Big Guns: Trump Greenlights 'All Such Action Necessary' to Pacify LA, Illegal, Criminal Rioters
President Trump has authorized the deployment of federal resources to restore order in Los Angeles amid violent riots linked to illegal immigration. He directed key officials to take necessary actions against what he termed "migrant riots" that have escalated into assaults on law enforcement.
The unrest has involved clashes with ICE officers and widespread vandalism, including looting and arson. Trump criticized the situation as an invasion of illegal aliens and emphasized the need for strong measures to protect American citizens and uphold law and order.
Fox News: Trump travel ban blocking citizens from 12 countries takes effect
President Trump has reinstated a travel ban affecting citizens from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, and Libya, citing national security concerns following a recent terror attack in Boulder, Colorado. The order does not revoke existing visas for travelers from these nations.
Trump emphasized the need for stringent vetting of individuals entering the U.S. to prevent potential threats. He described the travel ban as a crucial measure to ensure the safety of the American public.
#politics
Fox News: NY Times says 'real emergency' is Trump sending troops to Los Angeles
The New York Times editorial board criticized President Trump's decision to deploy the National Guard to Los Angeles amid anti-ICE protests, arguing it was unnecessary and escalated chaos. They emphasized that local law enforcement had managed the situation without military intervention.
The board called for Congress to clarify the legal grounds for military deployment domestically, noting past hesitance from presidents to use troops in such contexts. They contended that Trump's actions contributed to disorder rather than restoring law and order.
The Federalist: Cuomo Runs For NYC Mayor Because Democrats Reward Failure
Andrew Cuomo is under investigation by the DOJ for allegedly lying to Congress about his actions as New York governor during the Covid pandemic, including a directive that allowed Covid-positive patients into nursing homes. Despite serious allegations, including sexual harassment, Cuomo is running for mayor of New York City.
The article argues that the Democratic Party consistently fails to hold its leaders accountable, citing examples like Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris, and Bernie Sanders. This lack of accountability fosters a cycle of poor decision-making and policy failures within the party.
The Telegraph: Trump sends in troops in make-or-break moment for his immigration crackdown
Donald Trump’s presidency saw city centers devolve into chaos, reminiscent of past riots following George Floyd's death. As protests erupted in Los Angeles, Trump’s allies noted the similarities in tactics used by demonstrators.
In response to the unrest, Trump issued a presidential memorandum aimed at curbing violence, reflecting a more proactive stance compared to previous years.
#society
The Western Journal: TMZ Drops Bombshell Two Decades After 9/11, Claims Fifth Plane May Have Been Involved
A new investigation suggests that United Flight 23 may have been intended as a fifth plane in the 9/11 attacks. Flight crew reported finding box cutters under a seat and noted suspicious behavior from passengers who were eager to take off without food.
The crew also mentioned oddities, such as open hatches and a passenger in a burka who they believed was a man. This has led to speculation about potential complicity in the plot.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing June 9: Day 612 – Can Shas bring down the coalition?
Shas party leader Aryeh Deri threatens to leave the coalition due to dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu over the Haredi draft bill, amidst rising tensions in the ultra-Orthodox community. Despite the turmoil, insiders suggest new elections are unlikely in the near future.
In archaeology, a new algorithm is enhancing the analysis of biblical texts, while a radiocarbon dating study sheds light on the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls. These findings could reshape understanding of biblical history.
The Federalist: Financial Giant USAA Gets Downgraded After Going Woke
USAA, once a trusted provider for military families, has faced significant challenges, including a downgrade in financial strength ratings by S&P and Moody's due to compliance failures and financial losses at its banking arm. The company’s shift towards progressive ideologies has alienated its conservative customer base, leading to concerns about its commitment to its foundational mission.
Despite USAA's attempts to rebrand with patriotic advertising, its recent actions, including the debanking of conservative clients and a focus on left-wing activism, raise questions about its alignment with the values of its members. The disconnect between USAA's leadership and its clientele suggests a troubling trend for the organization.
#history
The Western Journal: Researchers Sifting Through Colonial-Era Trash Heap May Have Discovered the Fate of Roanoke
Research suggests that the lost colonists of Roanoke Island may have assimilated into the Croatoan tribe on Hatteras Island rather than perishing. Archaeological evidence, including iron artifacts and tools, supports this theory, indicating interaction between the settlers and Native Americans.
Experts emphasize the need for further research into Native American history to fully understand the fate of the Roanoke Colony. The findings challenge long-held beliefs about their disappearance and suggest a more complex narrative involving cultural integration.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Britain to bake in 30C heat plume in just days following thunderstorm burst
Britain is poised for a potential heat wave as warm air from the continent could push temperatures up to 30C. However, low-pressure systems may delay this surge, causing uncertainty in the forecast. Meteorologists warn of possible thunderstorms as the weather pattern shifts.
The arrival of heat may be staggered, with southern regions likely to warm first, while northern areas follow later. The interplay between warm and unstable air could lead to severe weather, with meteorologists and bookmakers alike monitoring the situation closely.