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Jul 16, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Pleads Guilty to Causing Crash that Killed Travis Wolfe Day Before His 12th Birthday
An illegal alien, Endrina Bracho, pleaded guilty to causing a fatal crash in Hazelwood, Missouri, that killed 11-year-old Travis Wolfe. Bracho, a Venezuelan national, was charged with multiple offenses, including involuntary manslaughter, after being released into the U.S. by DHS.
Sen. Josh Hawley highlighted the case, noting Bracho's release without bail for the holidays, which sparked controversy. She faces nearly 20 years in prison, with sentencing set for September.
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Byron Donalds Vision: to Take Florida 'To the Next Level'
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) is positioning himself for a gubernatorial run in Florida, aiming to build on the successes of Gov. Ron DeSantis. He envisions transforming Florida into a tech and aerospace hub, enhancing transportation, and lowering insurance costs to diversify the economy.
Donalds, endorsed by Donald Trump, expressed a desire for DeSantis' support while acknowledging the early stage of the campaign. He emphasizes a bold agenda focused on future economic prospects for young Floridians.
#society
Fox News: German customs officials seize 1,500 tarantulas smuggled in international spongecake shipment
German customs officials discovered approximately 1,500 young tarantulas hidden in a shipment of spongecake boxes from Vietnam at Cologne Bonn Airport. The package, weighing over 15 pounds, emitted a strong odor, prompting an inspection. Many tarantulas did not survive the journey.
The surviving spiders are now under professional care, while criminal proceedings are initiated against the recipient. Customs regulations state that animals must be declared and import duties paid for packages from non-EU countries.
#health
Breitbart: White House Backs Protecting AIDS-Fighting Initiative from Rescissions Cuts
The Trump administration has approved an amended rescissions package that spares cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), retaining its funding for HIV testing and treatment. The package will still rescind $9 billion in spending, focusing cuts on non-essential programs.
PEPFAR operates in 40 countries, benefiting over 18 million people. The administration emphasizes its commitment to humanitarian efforts while urging other nations to increase their contributions. Key funding for life-saving programs remains intact.
Breitbart: Rand Paul: 'In All Likelihood, People in America Died' for Taking Fauci's Advice
Sen. Rand Paul questioned the legitimacy of the pardon granted to former NIH director Anthony Fauci, citing concerns over Fauci's guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul criticized Fauci's advice on mask-wearing and its potential consequences, arguing it led to unnecessary deaths and fear.
Paul emphasized that Fauci's actions significantly impacted many workers and families, suggesting that his recommendations were not based on sound science and failed to protect public health effectively.
Breitbart: MAHA: Nearly 35 Percent of U.S. Food Industry Has Committed to Removing Artificial Dyes
Nearly 35% of the U.S. food industry has pledged to eliminate artificial dyes, according to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This commitment includes major ice cream producers, aiming to remove specific artificial colors by 2028, representing over 90% of U.S. ice cream sales.
Kennedy highlighted the industry's positive response to calls for healthier food options, noting that this commitment builds on the existing 35% of the food industry already focused on organic and chemical-free products. Major brands like Kraft Heinz and Nestlé are among those making these changes.
#crime
Fox News: Texas woman accused of plotting ex-husband's murder with fentanyl-laced chocolates under indictment
A Texas woman, Pamela Jean Stanley, 63, was indicted for allegedly attempting to murder her ex-husband by mailing him fentanyl-laced chocolates disguised as a honeymoon gift. The plan was uncovered after a tip-off led to an investigation by the Parker County Sheriff’s Office.
Stanley was arrested after meeting with undercover officers posing as drug dealers. In addition to the murder charges, authorities found methamphetamine in her vehicle. Her bond has been set at $450,000.