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Jul 16, 2025 |
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#illegals
Forbes: What To Know About ‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Hundreds Detained Despite No Criminal Charges
A new Florida detention facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," has been rapidly constructed to house up to 5,000 immigrants. Critics describe the conditions as inhumane, citing overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and limited access to basic necessities.
Despite the backlash, state officials defend the facility as a model for immigration enforcement, with plans for similar sites in other states. The construction has raised concerns among local Indigenous tribes regarding its location on sacred land.
Front Page Magazine: California Mayors Urge Cops, Gang Members to Fight ICE
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has signed an executive declaration mandating municipal departments to comply with the sanctuary city ordinance and develop plans to obstruct federal immigration enforcement. This move is part of a broader trend among California officials to protect illegal immigrants and challenge federal law.
Local leaders, including other mayors, are actively opposing ICE operations and encouraging community resistance, even involving street gangs in their efforts. Critics argue that these actions amount to insurrection, as officials prioritize protecting illegal aliens over federal law enforcement.
#politics
Fox News: Democrats capitalize on GOP Jeffrey Epstein fallout with new demands for Jim Jordan
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are calling for a public hearing on the Jeffrey Epstein case, urging the testimony of key officials from the Trump Administration. They aim to address the handling of the Epstein investigation and the implications of a recent DOJ and FBI memo stating no further disclosures are warranted.
The request has intensified divisions within the GOP, with far-right members criticizing Attorney General Pam Bondi for perceived inconsistencies. Democrats assert that the Trump Administration's past statements on Epstein have fueled conspiracy theories and public distrust, emphasizing the need for transparency to counter misinformation.
Forbes: Home Depot’s Ken Langone ‘Sold On Trump’ After Tariff Criticism
Ken Langone, co-founder of Home Depot, has shifted his stance on Donald Trump, declaring himself "sold on Trump" during a CNBC interview. He praised Trump's actions and expressed optimism about America's future, stating that Trump has a chance to be remembered as one of the best presidents.
Langone, who previously criticized Trump and supported Biden after the Capitol riot, acknowledged his past mistakes and emphasized the positive economic outlook. He also expressed concerns about rising antisemitism among young people in the U.S.
Fox News: White House investigating Biden use of autopen in sprawling probe of ‘incompetent and senile’ former president
The White House is investigating former President Joe Biden's use of the autopen for signing documents, with the Counsel’s Office leading the review of tens of thousands of records from the National Archives. This scrutiny aims to determine whether Biden's use of the autopen compromised his executive authority.
Officials are examining communications to clarify Biden's direct involvement in decisions made while using the autopen, particularly regarding pardons. This investigation is separate from congressional probes into Biden's health and is expected to encompass a significant number of documents.
Le Monde: Brazilian ex-President Bolsonaro describes his coup plot trial as a 'witch hunt,' echoing Trump
Brazil's chief prosecutor has requested a guilty verdict against former President Jair Bolsonaro for allegedly inciting a coup following his election defeat in 2022. Bolsonaro faces serious charges, including leading an armed organization and attempting to destabilize democracy, with potential sentences of up to 12 years.
Bolsonaro, who claims the accusations are false and politically motivated, has received support from former US President Donald Trump, who likened the trial to his own legal challenges. The Supreme Court will soon vote on Bolsonaro's fate, with a conviction expected to result in significant prison time.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Mullahs’ Reign of Terror
Iran's regime is intensifying repression amid fears of internal dissent following U.S. and Israeli strikes on its nuclear targets. Authorities are adopting a more totalitarian approach, with reports of disappearances, expanded death penalties, and special courts for dissenters.
The regime's insecurity is evident, as it struggles to maintain control over a populace that increasingly seeks freedom. The situation raises questions about Iran's future—whether it will descend into a more oppressive state akin to North Korea or face a potential uprising from its educated citizens.
Forbes: National Parks May Be Spared Deeper Cuts In 2026 Amid Grassroot Protests
Congress has decided against significant cuts to the National Park Service (NPS) budget for 2026, maintaining funding at $3.1 billion. This decision comes amid advocacy efforts highlighting the economic benefits of national parks, which generated $55.6 billion for local economies in 2023.
Despite this, advocacy groups continue to push back against proposed cuts from the Trump administration, which sought to reduce NPS funding by $900 million. They argue that national parks are vital economic engines rather than financial burdens. The budget bill now moves to the full House Appropriations Committee for further consideration.
GB News: Drought declared in two British regions raising fears of further hosepipe bans
A drought has been declared in the West and East Midlands, prompting Thames Water to implement a hosepipe ban affecting millions. Other regions, including Kent and Sussex, are also facing similar restrictions due to a prolonged dry spell.
As temperatures exceeded 30C, farmers are expressing concern over the impact on crop yields following a notably dry spring. The Met Office predicts a shift to cooler, wetter conditions, but the damage to agriculture may already be significant.
Front Page Magazine: Is it Okay to Love the America of No Cliterodectomies?
The author expresses concern over the increasing presence of Somali immigrants in key roles at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, questioning the implications for security and cultural integration. They argue that while individual Somalis may be decent, the broader societal norms from Somalia, particularly regarding women's rights and practices like female genital mutilation, pose significant challenges.
The piece critiques the liberal narrative surrounding immigration, suggesting it overlooks the complexities of importing cultural practices from societies with troubling human rights records. The author calls for a more nuanced understanding of the risks associated with mass immigration from cultures that may not align with Western values of freedom and equality.
Fox News: Save on name-brand clothing, beauty and home goods during Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is now open to the public until August 3, featuring discounts on a wide range of products including clothing, footwear, beauty items, and home goods. Notable deals include men's Tommy Bahama golf shorts for $69.99 and women's Madewell cardigans for $78.99.
Additional highlights include men's Adidas Ultraboost sneakers at $139.99 and women's Ugg slippers for $69.99. The sale also offers beauty products like the Dior makeup set for $73 and home essentials such as the Dyson V15 vacuum for $559.99.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Huckabee demands Israel 'aggressively investigate' murder of Palestinian American killed in 'terrorist act'
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has urged Israeli authorities to thoroughly investigate the death of Sayfollah Musallet, a 20-year-old Palestinian American allegedly killed by extremist settlers in the West Bank. Musallet was visiting family when he was fatally beaten.
The incident has drawn calls for accountability from both the family and U.S. officials, as no arrests have been made. The Israeli military reported that the confrontation began when Palestinians threw rocks at settlers, leading to the deployment of IDF forces.
#culture
Fox News: Fox News Channel outdraws NBC, CBS and ABC during primetime for third consecutive week
Fox News has maintained its lead in viewership, averaging 2.4 million viewers in primetime from July 7-13, surpassing NBC, CBS, and ABC. Since Memorial Day, its weekday primetime viewership has averaged three million, leading all television networks.
The network achieved significant ratings, with "The Five" averaging 3.5 million viewers. Fox News topped broadcast competition for three consecutive weeks and has dominated cable ratings for six straight quarters.
Forbes: Ariana Grande, Josh Gad Join ‘Oh, The Places You’ll Go’ As Seuss Film Universe Expands
Ariana Grande will star in the film adaptation of Dr. Seuss's "Oh, The Places You’ll Go," directed by Jon M. Chu, alongside Josh Gad. Set for IMAX release in 2028, the film will feature original songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
This film joins a $1 billion Seuss franchise, with another adaptation of "The Cat in the Hat" scheduled for February 2026. Previous Seuss films have collectively grossed over $1 billion domestically.
#health
Fox News: 'Coffee enema' social media trend sparks health concerns among doctors
Coffee enemas, a trend gaining attention online, involve injecting brewed coffee into the rectum to purportedly detoxify the body. While some claim benefits like increased energy, medical experts warn there are no proven health advantages and highlight significant risks, including burns and caffeine overdose.
Experts advise against coffee enemas, emphasizing that the body’s natural detox systems are sufficient. They recommend only traditional enemas under medical supervision for specific health needs. Caution is urged, especially for individuals with pre-existing health conditions.