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Jul 16, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Alligator Alcatraz Holding Criminal Migrants with Rap Sheets Including Slitting Elderly Woman's Throat
Florida's new detention facility, dubbed Alligator Alcatraz, is set to house dangerous criminal migrants, including individuals with serious convictions such as homicide, child abuse, and sexual assault. Officials emphasize that these detainees pose significant threats to public safety.
Among those detained are known gang members and violent offenders, highlighting the severity of the crimes committed. Florida's Attorney General and officials assert that this facility is crucial in removing violent criminals from the streets, countering narratives from the left.
#politics
Fox News: Senate GOP blows through 2nd hurdle of the night, teeing up Trump's clawback bill for hourslong debate
Senate Republicans have advanced President Trump's $9 billion spending clawback package, overcoming procedural hurdles with Vice President JD Vance's support. The bill faces opposition from Senate Democrats, who are expected to criticize its cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting.
A key amendment aims to protect $400 million in HIV and AIDS funding, reflecting concerns among some Republicans. Despite the Senate's progress, House Speaker Mike Johnson has urged against changes to the bill, emphasizing fiscal discipline. The outcome remains uncertain as both chambers prepare for further debate.
Fox News: 'Ruthless' podcast hosts think Newsom's pivot from radical stances is 'BS' but a 'bold move'
California Governor Gavin Newsom is attempting to moderate his far-left positions on issues like immigration and transgender treatment, possibly eyeing a presidential run in 2028. Critics on the "Ruthless" podcast suggest his pivot may not resonate well with voters.
The hosts also discussed the broader implications of progressive politics, comparing California's political landscape to the New York City mayoral race, where socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani is gaining traction. They expressed skepticism about the future of moderate Democrats.
Fox News: Rep. James Comer mocks NBC story equating his digital signature with Biden's autopen scandal
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer criticized NBC News for a report suggesting that his use of a digital signature on letters related to the Biden investigation is akin to the Biden administration's use of an autopen. Comer labeled the report as "Fake News" and accused NBC of spreading Democratic propaganda.
Comer and others believe the report distracts from serious allegations regarding Biden's mental acuity and the use of the autopen without his full awareness. Critics argue that the comparison made by NBC is misleading and serves to protect the Biden administration from scrutiny.
#society
The Western Journal: Alert: Epstein Prison Video Missing 3x as Much Time as Originally Believed
The video footage from Jeffrey Epstein's prison cell on the night of his death is now reported to be missing nearly three times the amount of time originally believed. Attorney General Pam Bondi explained the "missing minute" as a routine feature of the prison's video system, but further analysis revealed that the footage had been edited, raising concerns about a potential cover-up.
The FBI has determined that Epstein committed suicide and found no client list, but the administration is hesitant to release any related information. Bondi has denied rumors of her resignation over the case, asserting her commitment to her position.
Breitbart: Never-Trumper Site Attacks Investor Marc Andreessen for Criticizing DEI, Mass Migration
Bill Kristol's NeverTrump group is opposing Silicon Valley investor Marc Andreessen's claims that elite support for diversity and immigration is sidelining gifted American students from top careers. Critics argue Andreessen's views reflect racialist thinking and ignore broader issues like education funding.
Andreessen highlights that 1.5 million foreign graduates occupy U.S. jobs that could go to Americans, exacerbating a tough job market for young graduates. Despite pushback, some GOP elites support reducing legal immigration to enhance opportunities for American students.
Fox News: Drone surveillance catches kids in dangerous high-speed stunt atop moving subway train in New York City
Four minors, aged 12 to 16, were apprehended by the NYPD after being caught on drone footage riding on top of a moving subway train in the Bronx. This incident marks the 200th subway surfing apprehension since the NYPD's drone operations began in November 2021.
The NYPD has emphasized the dangers of subway surfing, citing a previous incident in which a 15-year-old was killed while engaging in the activity. The drone team aims to prevent such tragedies and has potentially saved many lives through their operations.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Huckabee Blasts 'Terrorist' Jewish Extremists Who Beat Palestinian-American Christian to Death
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee condemned a recent attack on a Palestinian-American Christian by Jewish extremists, highlighting rising tensions between Jewish settlers and local Palestinians. His remarks come amid criticism of Israeli authorities for their handling of violence in the region.
Huckabee's criticism marks a significant departure from his usual support for Israel, drawing attention from the Israeli government. The incident underscores ongoing issues with extremist groups in Judea and Samaria, which complicate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Times Of Israel: Trump’s pick for UN ambassador says he’ll work to dismantle UNRWA if confirmed
Mike Waltz, former national security adviser, stated during a Senate hearing that he would aim to dismantle the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) if confirmed as the UN ambassador. He criticized UNRWA for alleged ties to the Hamas-led October 7 attack and antisemitic teachings. The US has cut funding to the agency, which is now facing a financial crisis.
Waltz emphasized the need to address perceived antisemitism at the UN and pledged to block biased resolutions against Israel. He acknowledged the humanitarian crisis in Gaza but attributed it to Hamas's actions. His nomination has faced scrutiny, particularly regarding his past conduct and accountability.
#health
Le Monde: The 2026 controversial French budget includes €5 billion in healthcare cuts
The French government has announced plans to cut €5 billion from the healthcare budget as part of a broader €43.8 billion savings initiative for 2026. Prime Minister François Bayrou emphasized that while healthcare spending will increase by €10 billion, this is unsustainable.
To achieve these cuts, the government plans to raise medical deductibles, doubling the annual cap from €50 to €100 per insured individual. This change is expected to affect patients directly and is likely to provoke significant public reaction.
#sports
Breitbart: 'World's Oldest Marathon Runner' Killed at 114 Years of Age in Hit & Run Accident
Fauja Singh, believed to be the world's oldest marathon runner, has died at 114 after being struck by a car while jogging in India. The driver fled the scene, prompting an investigation. Singh gained fame for running his first marathon at 89 and received multiple honors for his achievements.
His running club, Sikhs In The City, expressed deep sadness over his passing and plans to establish a clubhouse in his memory. Despite not having an official birth certificate for Guinness World Records recognition, Singh's legacy as a symbol of positivity endures.