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#illegals
The Federalist: Dems Are Furious That ICE Rescued Kids From Likely 'Exploitation'
ICE conducted a raid at a marijuana farm in California, rescuing 10 illegal alien children allegedly involved in child labor. The operation faced violent protests, with some demonstrators attacking federal agents. Critics, including Democrats, have mischaracterized the situation, calling the workers innocent farm laborers.
Despite the rescue of minors from potential exploitation, many Democrats have not condemned the child labor violations, instead focusing on discrediting ICE and its actions. The situation has escalated tensions, prompting calls for accountability regarding the violence against law enforcement.
Breitbart: $50K Reward Offered for Man Who Allegedly Fired on Federal Agents at Marijuana Farm in California
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in California has announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of a man who allegedly fired at federal law enforcement officers during a raid on a cannabis farm in Camarillo. The incident occurred amid protests against the operation, which involved the discovery of migrant children working at the facility.
The confrontation escalated when the unknown assailant drew a handgun and fired at law enforcement. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks condemned the violence, emphasizing that it will not be tolerated. The situation has drawn criticism from California Governor Gavin Newsom regarding the immigration enforcement actions.
The Western Journal: Raid Justified: ICE Agents Discover Illegal Minors During California Farm Operation
Federal agents raided two cannabis farms in Southern California, arresting dozens of illegal immigrants and discovering 10 minors, eight of whom were unaccompanied. The operation faced protests and clashes with police, prompting warnings from U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli against interference.
The raids have sparked criticism from California Governor Gavin Newsom, who condemned the actions as harmful to families. However, officials argue that enforcing immigration laws is necessary, especially in light of child labor violations at these farms.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin claims 'reckoning' coming for masked ICE agents carrying out deportations
Sunny Hostin of "The View" stated that masked ICE agents conducting deportations are evading accountability, suggesting a future "reckoning" for their actions. She argued that transparency would reduce public fear regarding deportations.
The panel criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies, claiming they disproportionately target Latino immigrants while favoring White Afrikaners. They condemned the new detention facility in Florida, alleging it benefits Republican donors.
#politics
Fox News: FBI's Dan Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi clash over handling of Epstein files
FBI deputy director Dan Bongino took a day off due to frustrations over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's files, following a heated argument with U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi. He has not been in the office since Wednesday.
The DOJ and FBI recently concluded there is no Epstein client list, and the financier's death in jail was ruled a suicide. Public outrage persists, particularly regarding missing footage from the surveillance video around the time of his death.
The Telegraph: Trump to be denied address to Parliament on state visit
Donald Trump will not address the UK Parliament during his upcoming state visit, scheduled for mid-September, coinciding with a parliamentary recess. This decision avoids potential protests from Labour MPs and differs from the treatment of previous US presidents.
Additionally, Trump is not expected to visit Buckingham Palace or partake in a ceremonial carriage ride, further distancing his visit from traditional state visit honors. This lack of formal recognition may provoke a negative response from the US president.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu said to have shelved April 2024 Gaza truce after Smotrich threat to government
In April 2024, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu abandoned a Gaza truce deal that could have released hostages, influenced by threats from far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The New York Times report suggests Netanyahu extended the Gaza war for political gain, fearing government instability.
The report also reveals Netanyahu's growing mistrust of security officials, leading to measures like patting down generals before meetings. Notably, he was involved in derailing U.S. efforts for Israeli-Saudi normalization, and shared sensitive military plans with coalition partners to maintain government support.
Fox News: Who is Ashley Williams, the longtime Biden aide grilled by House GOP investigators Friday?
Former White House aide Ashley Williams testified before the House Oversight Committee, which is investigating allegations of a cover-up regarding President Biden's mental and physical health. This inquiry includes claims that executive actions may have been signed without Biden's full awareness.
Williams, a longtime Biden ally, previously served in various roles during his administration and was subpoenaed last year, but her testimony was delayed by the White House. Her recent appearance was voluntary, and the committee has accused the Biden administration of obstructing their investigation.
Le Monde: New York, a political laboratory for Democrats
Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old Democratic primary winner, may become New York's next mayor in November. His rise has sparked debates within the Democratic Party about its direction and how to regain support from working-class voters and young people.
Mamdani, previously a local assembly member, has gained national attention, drawing criticism from Donald Trump, who questioned his intelligence and even hinted at his immigration status due to his Ugandan birth.
#society
Forbes: Here’s Why Texas Lacked A Flood Warning System When Everyone Knew It Needed
Following deadly flash floods in central Texas that resulted in at least 120 fatalities, scrutiny has turned to state and local officials for their failure to implement a flood warning system. Kerr County had been aware of the need for such a system for a decade, but state officials rejected funding requests multiple times, and local leaders diverted federal pandemic relief funds to other projects instead of storm preparedness.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott emphasized the need for solutions rather than blame, announcing a special legislative session to address flood response improvements. The flooding, which occurred on July 4, was the deadliest inland flooding event in Texas in nearly 50 years, with significant loss of life, including children at a summer camp.
GB News: GB News star explains why it was 'hard to be happy' on his wedding day
GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope reflected on his wedding day, which coincided with Princess Diana's funeral. He noted the difficulty of celebrating during a national mourning period, despite the joy of his marriage.
Hope mentioned that potential rescheduling was not feasible due to legal insurance terms. Meanwhile, fellow GB News star Ellie Costello recently celebrated her wedding, sharing her engagement joy amid a challenging news landscape.
#economy
Forbes: Kellogg Megadeal Is This Italian Billionaire's 21st Acquisition
Giovanni Ferrero has transformed his family's candy business into a global powerhouse since taking sole leadership in 2015. The recent $3.1 billion acquisition of WK Kellogg marks a significant milestone, expanding Ferrero's footprint in the U.S. and diversifying its product offerings.
Under Ferrero's leadership, the company has nearly doubled its revenues to $20.4 billion and made over 21 acquisitions globally, including major U.S. brands. Despite potential challenges from tariffs and rising ingredient costs, Ferrero is positioned for continued growth in the competitive food market.
#culture
The Economist: Cover Story newsletter: How we chose the cover image
The Economist's Cover Story newsletter provides insight into the decision-making processes behind selecting and designing the magazine's front cover. Deputy editor Edward Carr shares details on the preliminary sketches and the debates that shape the final design seen by millions.
This behind-the-scenes look highlights the collaborative effort involved in creating a compelling cover each week.
#health
Times Of Israel: Struck by malnutrition, pregnant Gaza woman can only pray for a healthy baby
Fatima Arfa, a six-month pregnant Palestinian woman in Gaza, struggles to find medical care amid the ongoing conflict that has devastated health services. She faces malnutrition and fears for her unborn child's health due to a lack of essential food and medical supplies, exacerbated by Israeli military actions.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is dire, with thousands of pregnant women at risk of serious health complications. As the war continues, doctors are overwhelmed and face shortages, while residents, including Arfa's family, scavenge for basic necessities in a dangerous environment.
#crime
The Telegraph: Pictured: Alleged Russian spy ‘conceals USB with Shapps’s details’
Howard Phillips, 65, is on trial for allegedly spying for Russia by attempting to leak personal information about former defense secretary Sir Grant Shapps, including details of his private plane. Prosecutors claim Phillips was in contact with Russian intelligence but was actually communicating with British undercover agents.