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#illegals
Fox News: 'That ends now:' White House vows removal of illegal immigrants from taxpayer benefits
The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to restrict illegal immigrants from accessing over 15 federal assistance programs, aimed at reducing government waste. This initiative is expected to save $40 billion in public spending, with a focus on programs overseen by various departments, including Health and Human Services.
The White House emphasizes that these changes align with Trump's commitment to stricter immigration enforcement and fiscal responsibility. The administration argues that able-bodied individuals should contribute to programs like Medicaid, ensuring that benefits are preserved for those in genuine need.
#politics
Fox News: President Trump, first lady head to visit Kerrville, Texas following fatal floods
President Trump and First Lady Melania visited Kerrville, Texas, to meet with officials and first responders following devastating floods that resulted in over 120 fatalities and left more than 160 people missing. The floods, caused by the Guadalupe River surging dramatically, impacted a local Christian summer camp.
The Trump administration's response to the disaster has faced criticism, particularly regarding delays in deploying FEMA’s Urban Search and Rescue teams. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem defended the agency's efforts, while Trump highlighted the need for reforming FEMA, advocating for more state-level control in disaster responses.
GB News: Angela Rayner's union membership SUSPENDED as it votes to 're-examine relationship with Labour'
The Unite union has suspended Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's membership for supporting Birmingham's Labour council amid a dispute over pay cuts affecting bin workers. The union condemned both the council and the Labour Government for their actions against workers.
Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham criticized Rayner for not intervening in the dispute and emphasized the union's commitment to standing against bad employers, regardless of political affiliation. The conference also condemned the council's threat to fire and rehire workers.
Fox News: 'Sacred Covenant' – How the Paxton divorce rocks the bruising Republican Senate primary in Texas
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a $2.9 million fundraising haul for his Senate campaign, challenging incumbent John Cornyn. This comes amid personal turmoil, as Paxton's wife filed for divorce, citing "recent discoveries" that prompted her decision.
Political analysts suggest the divorce could impact Paxton's campaign, with expectations of more damaging revelations. While Paxton has strong support among MAGA voters, questions about his personal life may affect his fundraising and voter backing as the primary approaches.
The Western Journal: DNC Chair's Spineless Reaction to Mamdani's 'Intifada' Comments Shows Democrats Are in Big Trouble
DNC Chair Ken Martin faced criticism for not condemning New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's remarks about "globalizing the intifada," which some Jewish Democrats find alarming. Martin emphasized the party's diversity, stating that Democrats should embrace differing views.
This response may not reassure Jewish constituents who feel at odds with Mamdani's stance. The Democratic Party's attempt to be inclusive risks alienating core supporters, raising concerns about its future cohesion.
The Mirror: Angela Rayner suspended by trade union Unite as Birmingham bin crisis deepens
Angela Rayner has been suspended from the Unite trade union amid tensions over the Birmingham bin strike. Unite's leader criticized Rayner for supporting a council accused of mistreating workers, while the union considers its ties with the Labour Party due to the ongoing dispute.
The strike, which began in January, stems from the council's decision to cut roles, potentially impacting workers' pay significantly. The situation poses challenges for Labour, as Unite is a major financial supporter of the party.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli strike in south Lebanon said to kill one person, wound five
An Israeli air strike in southern Lebanon killed one person and injured five others, according to the Lebanese health ministry. The strike targeted a vehicle in the Nabatiyeh district, continuing Israel's campaign against Hezbollah despite a ceasefire agreement.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) claim to have killed over 180 Hezbollah operatives since the ceasefire, including the commander of Hezbollah's artillery forces. The IDF asserts that Hezbollah's activities violate the ceasefire terms, while Lebanon's government is reportedly dismantling Hezbollah's military infrastructure.
Fox News: Trump reveals NATO sale to boost arms to Ukraine as Putin launches overnight maternity hospital strike
President Trump announced a new NATO agreement allowing U.S. arms to be sent to Ukraine through allied nations, with NATO covering the full cost. This comes amid ongoing discussions among European leaders about purchasing U.S. weapons for Ukraine as the conflict escalates.
Trump expressed frustration with Russia's continued aggression and indicated plans to make a significant statement regarding the situation. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio hinted at a "new and different" approach to ending the war after discussions with Russian officials.
The Telegraph: The West’s cry of solidarity with Ukraine has never rang so hollow
Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed France and Britain's commitment to securing peace for Ukraine, emphasizing its importance for Europe. However, despite numerous pledges from Western allies, tangible support has been lacking, allowing Russia to escalate its attacks on Ukraine.
The West's failure to deliver robust military aid and sanctions has left Ukraine vulnerable, with ongoing advances by Russian forces. As discussions of peace deals arise, concerns grow that they may favor Russia, highlighting a disconnect between promises of support and actual actions taken.
Le Monde: French man missing in Iran arrested for 'a crime,' says Iran's foreign minister
Lennart Monterlos, a French-German cyclist, has been confirmed arrested in Iran since June 16 for an unspecified crime. His case adds to the growing list of French nationals detained in Iran, prompting France to advise against travel to the country due to risks of arbitrary arrests.
French authorities have condemned these detentions as arbitrary and accused Iran of using hostage diplomacy. This situation has further strained relations between France and Iran, complicating ongoing negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.
Times Of Israel: Lebanese president says Beirut currently seeks peace, not normalization, with Israel
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated that Lebanon does not plan to normalize relations with Israel, emphasizing a desire for peaceful coexistence instead. He called for Israel's full withdrawal from Lebanon and reaffirmed the country's commitment to a state monopoly on arms, particularly in relation to Hezbollah.
Aoun's remarks follow Israel's interest in normalizing ties, contingent upon Hezbollah's disarmament. He also noted ongoing coordination with Syria to combat smuggling and expressed support for improved relations with Syria's interim president.
#other
Daily Mirror: GPs won't write sicknotes to sign you off work under new rules
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