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Jul 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: Migrant crisis: Chris Philp hits out at food delivery companies allowing illegal migrants to work under app 'loophole' - 'We're being fobbed off!'
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has criticized food delivery companies for failing to address illegal migrants using app loopholes to work in the UK. His investigation revealed illegal immigrants obtaining courier account logins shortly after arriving, raising concerns about public safety and the companies' inadequate checks.
Philp urged the Home Office to take stronger action against these firms, claiming they are facilitating illegal immigration. He emphasized the need for stricter enforcement and accountability, highlighting the risks posed to the public by allowing unverified drivers to operate.
#society
Fox News: Americans at July 4th celebrations warned of lone wolf terrorist threat
Authorities are on heightened alert for potential threats during Fourth of July celebrations due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. The Department of Homeland Security has issued a National Threat Advisory, indicating an increased risk of violence, particularly from extremists motivated by the ongoing conflict.
Security measures will be intensified at public events, with law enforcement focusing on access control and monitoring for suspicious activity. Experts warn that the risk of attacks could rise if Iranian leadership calls for retaliatory actions against U.S. targets. Attendees are advised to remain vigilant and have emergency plans in place.
Fox News: Mom pulls off sneaky airline seat hack that has other travelers in disbelief
A mother managed to secure an entire row of seats for her family on a flight by closely monitoring the seating chart until the doors closed. Observers noted her strategic behavior, which sparked a debate on Reddit about the ethics of such tactics.
While some praised her cleverness, others argued that passengers should occupy only the seats they paid for. Travel industry experts noted that airlines are tightening policies on seat switching, making this maneuver increasingly controversial.
Times Of Israel: Argentina probing ‘antisemitic acts’ at soccer game against team from Jewish area
Argentina's security ministry has filed a criminal complaint following antisemitic actions by fans of the All Boys soccer club during a match against Atlanta, a team from a predominantly Jewish neighborhood. Fans displayed anti-Israel sentiments, including a coffin draped in the Israeli flag and chants against Israel.
The Argentine Football Association condemned these acts as antisemitic and called for firm action against the perpetrators. Police have issued infractions for inciting disorder, and the Jewish community in Argentina has demanded accountability from authorities and the club.
Fox News: Prince William draws hard line on uncle Prince Andrew’s royal future: experts
Prince Andrew is unlikely to have any formal role in the monarchy under Prince William's future reign. Royal experts emphasize that his controversial past, including ties to Jeffrey Epstein, makes him a reputational risk, leading to his exclusion from public royal duties.
William is committed to modernizing the monarchy and distancing it from scandal, with experts asserting that Andrew's presence would only bring further damage. Despite Andrew's attempts to maintain a low profile, his future involvement in royal activities appears bleak.
#crime
Fox News: Family of victim in Bryan Kohberger case say they were sent into 'panic mode' after plea deal
The family of Kaylee Goncalves expressed distress after Bryan Kohberger accepted a plea deal to avoid the death penalty for the murders of Goncalves and three others. They criticized the justice system for its handling of the case, stating it has failed to honor the victims and their families.
Aubrie Goncalves, Kaylee's sister, emphasized the emotional toll of the proceedings and the last-minute nature of the plea deal, which they felt deprived them of proper closure. The family remains adamant in their support for the death penalty, seeking accountability and dignity for their loved ones.