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Jul 19, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Migrant Driver Charged with Slamming Conn. State Troopers
An 18-year-old illegal alien from Ecuador, Joel Alexander Caica Nishve, was arrested for crashing into two Connecticut state troopers while driving recklessly through a construction zone. He entered the U.S. illegally in 2023 and was charged with reckless driving after the accident, which left one trooper seriously injured.
Nishve was driving without a license and lost control of his vehicle, injuring both officers. He was initially held on a $100,000 bond, later increased to $500, and his court appearance was postponed due to his hospitalization.
Breitbart: DOJ Fines Company for Favoring Foreign Visa Workers Over Americans
The DOJ has fined H2A Complete II Inc., a Mississippi company, $25,000 for discriminating against American job applicants in favor of foreign H-2A visa workers. The settlement mandates changes in their hiring practices to prioritize U.S. workers.
This case marks the second settlement under the DOJ’s Protecting U.S. Workers Initiative this year, which aims to safeguard job opportunities for Americans.
#politics
Le Monde: Brussels' budget proposal faces strong opposition
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's management style has led to delays in presenting the EU budget bill for 2028-2034. Budget commissioner Piotr Serafin revealed the draft nearly four hours late after internal discussions became heated due to a lack of comprehensive information shared with other commissioners.
The budget is crucial for the EU's financial framework, allocating resources among member states and directing funding across various policies, including agriculture, defense, and education.
GB News: WATCH: Ben Leo hits out at Tories for 'pulling the wool over the eyes' of Britons with Afghan asylum scheme
GB News host Ben Leo criticized the former Conservative Government for their "epic" and "deceitful" handling of the Afghan asylum scheme, expressing skepticism about what other information may be concealed. His remarks came during a segment on Britain's Newsroom following the scheme's announcement.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF intercepts ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Houthis
A ballistic missile launched by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen was intercepted over southern Israel, with no reported injuries. This follows a series of attacks, including 61 missiles and 15 drones aimed at Israel since the IDF resumed its offensive against Hamas in March.
In retaliation, Israel has targeted Houthi-linked sites in Yemen, including strikes on Hodeida. The Houthis have also attacked maritime traffic in the Gulf of Aden, claiming solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
#education
Forbes: New Update On Student Loan Repayment Backlog And PSLF Buyback Raises Alarms
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon reported that the Department of Education is struggling to address a significant backlog of student loan forgiveness and income-driven repayment plan applications. Despite some progress, the backlog remains largely unchanged, with over 1.5 million IDR applications pending.
The situation may worsen as the department plans to resume interest charges on federal student loans under the SAVE plan, prompting calls for borrowers to switch repayment plans. This could lead to a surge in new applications, further complicating the backlog issue.
Breitbart: NEA Decries SCOTUS Ruling Allowing Education Dept. to Slash Workforce
The NEA president criticized the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling that allows the Department of Education to continue its workforce reduction, claiming it harms students and communities. The NEA plans to oppose efforts to dismantle the department, which they view as detrimental to public education.
The ruling reverses a lower court's order to reinstate 1,400 employees, enabling the department's downsizing as part of a broader effort to streamline operations. Education Secretary Linda McMahon aims to cut bureaucracy, asserting that student aid and essential services will remain unaffected.
#crime
Breitbart: Puerto Rico: Religion Teacher Charged with Sex Trafficking Two Teen Boys
A Puerto Rico grand jury has indicted Lizamarie Rivera-García, a 42-year-old religion teacher, for sex trafficking two boys aged 15 and 17. She allegedly recruited and transported the boys for commercial sex acts. If convicted, she faces 50 years to life in prison.
The case is part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative against child sexual exploitation. U.S. Attorney W. Stephen Muldrow emphasized the seriousness of the charges, highlighting the impact of such crimes on victims.
#technology
Forbes: Apple iPhone 17 Release Date: New Leak Reveals Latest Key Data
Apple is expected to hold its iPhone 17 launch event during the week of September 8, likely on September 9 or 10. The event will take place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, with pre-orders anticipated to open on September 12 and the official release set for September 19.
This aligns with Apple's usual schedule, avoiding conflicts with other major electronics announcements. The iPhone 17 series is expected to be accompanied by updates from the Apple Watch team as well.