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Jul 14, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Los Angeles to Give Cash Cards to Families Affected by ICE Raids
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a new program to provide cash assistance to families affected by ICE raids, aiming to support immigrant communities. The initiative will be funded through philanthropy, not city funds, and will distribute cash cards via immigrant rights organizations.
This move comes amid a $1 billion city deficit and follows a precedent set by former Mayor Eric Garcetti during the pandemic. The qualifications for receiving assistance have yet to be clarified.
#politics
Breitbart: Rosie O’Donnell Launches Tirade over Trump Citizenship Threat: ‘I’m Everything You Fear’
Rosie O'Donnell, after fleeing to Ireland following Donald Trump's return to the White House, has continued to publicly criticize him. In response to Trump's warning about revoking her citizenship, O'Donnell claimed she embodies everything he fears as a "loud... queer woman."
O'Donnell has expressed her disdain for the U.S. under Trump's leadership, stating that the country has become too intolerable for her. She has vowed not to return until the current administration is held accountable for its actions.
Le Monde: EU delays retaliation for US steel and aluminium tariffs in search of deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU will delay retaliatory measures against US steel and aluminum tariffs while seeking a negotiated solution. This comes after President Trump threatened to impose 30% tariffs on the EU if no agreement is reached by August 1.
The EU has prepared countermeasures worth €21 billion but hopes to avoid escalation through negotiations. Von der Leyen emphasized the EU's preference for a diplomatic resolution and stated that preparations for countermeasures are ongoing.
#society
Breitbart: France: LGBTQ+ Activist Accused of Running Darknet Pedophile Ring
Pierre-Alain Cottineau, a former far-left activist in France, is accused of leading an underground pedophile network that exploited and assaulted children as young as three. He allegedly drugged victims and was linked to horrific video evidence of abuse.
Cottineau fled to Tunisia after being identified as a suspect but returned to France and was indicted for rape and torture. Concerns have been raised about failures in child protection systems that allowed him to gain custody of vulnerable children despite past allegations.
GB News: Camelot theme park: Lancashire locals prefer living near once-popular abandoned amusement park than £80million council plan
Residents in Lancashire oppose a council plan to transform the derelict Camelot Theme Park into 350 homes, citing concerns over wildlife, infrastructure, and community resources. The £80 million project has received 25 objections and only one supporter, raising fears about noise and traffic.
Local opposition highlights inadequate amenities, with worries about schools and healthcare services struggling to accommodate new residents. Proponents argue the brownfield site could be developed responsibly, claiming potential benefits for local wildlife through biodiversity initiatives.
The Telegraph: Wimbledon water bottles ‘used by players’ on eBay for £300
Exclusive Evian water bottles used by Wimbledon players are being sold on eBay for prices reaching £302. These bottles, distributed to players, officials, and press, have gained popularity akin to the tournament's towels.
Some sellers have paired the bottles with championship towels, fetching £175 for the combined lot. Claims of bottles being used by specific players, such as Jack Draper, have also emerged.
#economy
Breitbart: EU Holds Off on Retaliatory Tariffs in Hopes of Deal with Trump
The EU has decided to suspend retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, originally set to begin Monday, in an effort to negotiate a trade deal with the Trump administration by the end of the month. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the preference for a negotiated solution.
Trump's proposed tariffs on EU and Mexican goods have raised concerns about their potential impact on the global economy, with EU-U.S. trade valued at approximately €1.7 trillion. EU trade ministers will meet to discuss relations with both the U.S. and China.