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#illegals
Le Monde: US deports five migrants to Eswatini
The U.S. has deported five migrants convicted of crimes to Eswatini, a country ruled by a monarch facing human rights abuse allegations. The migrants are from Cuba, Jamaica, Laos, Vietnam, and Yemen, and were sent as part of the Trump administration's policy on third-country deportations.
Rights experts warn these actions may violate international law by sending individuals to nations where they may face torture or abuse. The deportations have been defended by the Department of Homeland Security, citing the migrants' violent criminal histories.
Fox News: Judge orders release of migrant trans woman held in male section of ICE facility
A federal judge has ordered the release of a Mexican transgender migrant, identified as "O-J-M," from an all-male ICE detention facility, citing due process violations. O-J-M had been held for over 40 days after seeking asylum following abduction and rape by cartel members in Mexico.
The judge ruled that ICE failed to provide timely information about O-J-M's detention, violating procedural fairness. O-J-M's attorneys argued that the detention was unlawful, emphasizing that seeking asylum is a human right. The case highlights ongoing issues regarding the treatment of transgender migrants in the U.S. immigration system.
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive—Sen. Jim Banks: Taxpayers Should Not Be Giving NPR Another Dime
The Senate is advancing a rescissions package aimed at cutting billions in unnecessary spending, including defunding $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funds outlets like NPR. Critics argue that NPR promotes liberal bias and should not receive taxpayer support.
Senator Jim Banks emphasizes that taxpayer dollars should not be used to fund what he views as NPR's liberal propaganda. He advocates for the Defund NPR Act, asserting that if NPR cannot survive without government funding, it should not receive it. The rescissions package is seen as a step towards fiscal responsibility.
Fox News: RNC chair says 'big, beautiful bill' key part of GOP's strategy to win seats in midterm elections
Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley emphasizes the significance of the "One, Big Beautiful Bill Act," a sweeping domestic policy bill signed by President Trump. This legislation, which includes tax cuts and immigration measures, aims to serve as a cornerstone for GOP messaging ahead of the midterm elections.
Whatley asserts that the bill reflects Trump's campaign promises and is essential for maintaining Republican majorities. He acknowledges the political challenges ahead but expresses confidence in the party's ability to deliver on its agenda and secure voter support.
Fox News: Federal housing official submitted Schiff criminal referral to DOJ over mortgage documents
Sen. Adam Schiff has been referred to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution over allegations of mortgage fraud. The U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency claims Schiff falsified documents to secure favorable loan terms on properties in Maryland and California from 2003 to 2019.
The allegations include misrepresenting the primary residence status of his Maryland home while claiming a tax exemption on a California condo. Schiff's spokesperson maintains that both properties are occupied throughout the year. President Trump has called for accountability regarding the claims.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson reveals Musk left MAGA ally's lengthy text hanging in 'the ether' after Trump blowup
House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that a text he sent to Elon Musk was lost after Musk changed his phone number amid a fallout with former President Trump. Johnson expressed a desire to reconcile the relationship between Musk and Trump, noting that high-profile individuals often change numbers for privacy.
The rift reportedly stemmed from Musk's opposition to Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act," which increased the U.S. debt ceiling. Johnson indicated that Musk was initially informed about the bill's details but became unhappy with its direction. Trump signed the legislation on July 4, promoting its economic benefits.
The Western Journal: Hunter Biden Lashes Out at CNN's Jake Tapper Over 'Chief of Staff' Claim
Hunter Biden has strongly denied claims made by CNN's Jake Tapper that he acted as a "chief of staff" for President Joe Biden. In a recent podcast, he expressed frustration over the suggestion that he influenced White House decisions, stating he was only in the White House briefly and distanced himself from its operations.
Tapper's comments, made while promoting his book, described Hunter as having significant influence over family decisions, which he characterized as unethical. Hunter Biden, who has faced legal issues including federal gun and tax charges, was recently pardoned by his father after the 2024 election, contradicting earlier White House statements.
Fox News: Hunter Biden claims Democrats lost because they weren't loyal to his father
Hunter Biden stated that the Democratic Party lost the last election due to a lack of loyalty to his father, former President Joe Biden. He claimed the party "melted down" despite having the advantages of incumbency and a successful administration.
Hunter also addressed his limited role in the White House, refuting claims of being a "chief of staff" and emphasizing he was rarely present during his father's presidency. He expressed disappointment over the political dynamics that led to his father's withdrawal from the race.
#society
Times Of Israel: Luring in Israelis of all types, Iran casts about in hopes of snagging ‘quality’ spies
Israeli authorities arrested two young men in Tiberias for allegedly plotting to assassinate an Israeli scientist in exchange for money, part of a broader recruitment effort by Iran targeting Israeli citizens for espionage and sabotage. Since October 2023, at least 45 suspects have been arrested for various espionage-related activities, with many recruited through social media.
This recruitment strategy reflects Iran's attempts to gather intelligence on Israel's military and nuclear capabilities amid ongoing tensions. The suspects, often motivated by financial gain, come from diverse backgrounds and have been involved in tasks ranging from vandalism to assassination plots.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: EU unveils plan for €2-trillion long-term budget
The European Commission has proposed a €2 trillion long-term budget for 2028-2034 to address challenges such as overseas competition and Russian aggression. This budget aims to enhance economic competitiveness, support Ukraine, and secure funding for farmers.
Key allocations include €300 billion for agriculture, €451 billion for a competitiveness fund, and €100 billion for Ukraine's recovery. Additionally, military and defense funding will increase significantly, reflecting Europe's commitment to rearmament.
Times Of Israel: Border chaos as 1,000 Druze breach frontier into Syria; heavy IDF strikes hit Damascus
Chaos erupted at the Israel-Syria border as around 1,000 Druze residents from Israel crossed into Syria amid ongoing violence in the Sweida region, where clashes have resulted in nearly 250 deaths. Israeli troops have been deployed to prevent further crossings and conducted airstrikes against Syrian military targets.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urged Druze citizens not to cross the border, emphasizing the dangers involved. The situation has escalated tensions within the Druze community in Israel, prompting protests and calls for military action to protect their counterparts in Syria.
The Telegraph: Will Donald Trump stand with the democracies or side with a despot?
There are growing concerns about President Trump's commitment to supporting Ukraine against Russia, with some arguing he must impose sanctions and provide military aid to achieve peace. Critics emphasize the need for stronger European leadership and action against Russia to prevent further conflict.
Additionally, there's a belief that the war in Ukraine could ultimately end through economic measures rather than military defeat. Observers urge for a unified response from the UK and EU to impose sanctions and seize Russian assets to hasten the resolution of the conflict.
Fox News: Iran's leader threatens 'even bigger blow' against US, Trump says he's in ‘no rush’ to talk
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued threats against the U.S. and Israel, asserting that Iran is prepared to retaliate if sanctions are imposed. He claimed that recent attacks on U.S. bases were just the beginning of potential escalations.
Despite Israeli strikes aimed at degrading Iran's nuclear capabilities, experts indicate that Iran's missile and drone programs still pose a significant threat. The U.S. is considering snapback sanctions if nuclear negotiations fail, which could lead Iran to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Trump Nabs $90 Billion More in Private Investment in Energy and AI - Liberty Nation News
President Trump highlighted significant private investments in energy and artificial intelligence, announcing a $90 billion commitment at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit. This investment aims to position the U.S. as a leader in AI and energy, with various companies contributing to education, infrastructure, and technology development.
Despite ambitious goals, the U.S. faces challenges in maintaining high levels of oil production, with current output at 13.5 million barrels per day. The decline in drilling activity and refinery capacity in states like California raises concerns about future energy stability and pricing.
GB News: Rachel Reeves warned of 'absolute uncertainty' as inflation rises: 'We know who will be paying the bill!'
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for her economic policies, claiming they lead to persistently high inflation at 3.6%. He argued that excessive government borrowing and spending are driving up interest rates, affecting mortgages and national debt costs.
Stride proposed alternatives to Reeves's approach, emphasizing the need for reduced borrowing, careful management of wage increases, and welfare reforms. He warned that the current economic environment, marked by uncertainty and poor public finances, hampers growth.
#health
Fox News: FIRST ON FOX: Red state investigating M&Ms and Skittles manufacturer for ‘deceptive’ practices
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Mars, the manufacturer of M&Ms and Skittles, for allegedly using deceptive practices regarding artificial dyes in its candies. This inquiry aligns with Paxton's initiative to hold food companies accountable for misleading consumers about their ingredients.
Mars has been criticized for continuing to use artificial colors in the U.S. while eliminating them in Europe, despite claiming these dyes pose no health risks. Paxton's office argues that these dyes are linked to negative health outcomes, urging Mars to fulfill its commitment to remove them.
#technology
The American Mind: A Conservative Approach to AGI
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) could surpass human intelligence and improve itself, raising concerns about potential superintelligence. Experts warn of risks, emphasizing the need for guardrails to ensure that AGI aligns with beneficial human goals, rather than inheriting our flawed intentions.
Conservatives advocate for a stewardship approach to AGI, emphasizing humility, intergenerational responsibility, and the importance of embedding values into AI development. The goal is to enhance human judgment and relationships, ensuring technology serves humanity rather than replacing it.