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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Administration Deports 'Uniquely Barbaric' Migrants to Little-Known Nation
The Trump administration has deported five criminal migrants to Eswatini, a small African nation, after their home countries refused to take them back. The individuals include a Vietnamese national convicted of child rape and a Cuban national convicted of first-degree murder.
Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin highlighted the serious crimes of those deported, emphasizing that they had been terrorizing American communities. This action is part of a broader strategy to utilize third countries for deportations when home nations are uncooperative.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Goes Off on His Voters Who Want Epstein Answers: 'I Don't Want Their Support Anymore'
President Trump criticized supporters seeking answers about Jeffrey Epstein, labeling their concerns as part of a "hoax" perpetuated by Democrats. He expressed frustration, stating he no longer wants their support and emphasized his administration's successes over the Epstein issue.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called for transparency regarding Epstein, while the DOJ and FBI reported no incriminating evidence linked to him. Trump downplayed Epstein's relevance, stating the public's fascination is unwarranted.
Breitbart: Glorious Victory to the Revolution! Commandante Karen Exults as Trump Withdraws Some National Guard Troops from L.A.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hailed the withdrawal of 2,000 California National Guard troops as a "major victory" for the city, framing it as a retreat by federal forces. However, the troops are being redeployed after successfully quelling anti-ICE riots, with 2,000 still remaining in the city.
The ongoing legal battle over the federalization of the National Guard continues, with a recent appeals court ruling favoring the Trump administration. Despite Bass's claims that violence would persist without an end to ICE raids, federal policy remains unchanged, and public sentiment largely supports Trump's actions.
Breitbart: Despairing Hunter Biden Says Democrats Lost Election Due to Disloyalty to His Father
Hunter Biden attributes the Democratic Party's loss in the last election to disloyalty towards President Joe Biden, emphasizing the need for unity behind the party's nominee. He expressed concern over internal divisions and the party's failure to capitalize on its incumbency.
Former President Obama echoed these sentiments, urging Democrats to stop complaining and take action. He called for resilience and courage within the party, encouraging members to stand up for their beliefs and engage actively in the political process.
Fox News: Dem Disorder: DNC squabbles play out in NYC mayoral race for all to see
Zohran Mamdani's primary victory in New York City has reignited divisions within the Democratic Party, highlighting the ongoing struggle between its moderate and progressive factions. Republicans are using Mamdani's candidacy to portray Democrats as increasingly radical, while Democrats debate the direction the party should take following recent electoral setbacks.
Mamdani's proposals, which include fare-free public transit and tuition-free education, have drawn both support and criticism. His win signals a generational shift in the party, yet it raises concerns about how these changes will resonate in more moderate districts. As Republicans leverage Mamdani's image in upcoming elections, Democrats are divided on how to respond effectively.
#society
Breitbart: ‘It’ Author Stephen King Shredded for ‘Epstein Client List’ Comments: ‘Boy, I Hit a Nerve’
Stephen King criticized the controversy over Jeffrey Epstein's alleged client list, dismissing it as fantasy on social media. He compared it to myths like the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus, prompting backlash from users questioning his motives.
King responded to the criticism with humor, suggesting that the list's existence is as dubious as UFO sightings. The debate intensified after the DOJ and FBI stated they found no evidence of such a list and concluded Epstein's death was a suicide.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Georgetown professor removed as department chair after publicly hoping for symbolic Iranian strike on US
Georgetown University professor Dr. Jonathan Brown has been removed as chair of his department and placed on leave after expressing a desire for Iran to conduct a "symbolic strike" on a U.S. military base. The university condemned his comments, which sparked significant backlash online.
Brown claimed his remarks were intended to call for de-escalation and were misinterpreted. He suggested that he hoped for a response similar to Iran's previous missile strike that resulted in no casualties. Georgetown is currently reviewing the situation.
#economy
Breitbart: Producer Prices: There Was No Inflation At All In June
In June, the producer price index (PPI) for American businesses remained unchanged, contrary to expectations of a 0.2% rise due to tariffs. Year-over-year, the PPI increased by 2.3%, lower than forecasts, indicating a slowdown in inflation.
While goods prices rose by 0.3%, this was countered by a 0.1% decline in services. Core PPI, excluding food and energy, was flat, with a year-over-year increase of 2.6%. The data suggests that inflationary pressures are not broad-based but rather influenced by sector-specific dynamics.
#military
The Telegraph: Revealed: Trump has launched as many air strikes in five months as Biden did in four years
In the first five months of Donald Trump's second term, he has authorized nearly as many air strikes as Joe Biden did throughout his entire presidency. Trump's military actions have focused on Houthi militants in Yemen and jihadists in Somalia, along with strikes in Iraq, Syria, and Iran.
Data from Acled indicates that Trump has overseen 529 air strikes since taking office, while Biden launched 555 during his four years. Experts note that the US military is operating with increased intensity and fewer constraints under Trump.
#health
Fox News: RFK Jr. fires 2 top aides at HHS in staff shakeup
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismissed two top aides, Heather Flick Melanson and Hannah Anderson, from their positions. Matt Buckham has been appointed as the Acting Chief of Staff, bringing experience in personnel strategy to the role.
Kennedy expressed gratitude to the outgoing leadership and aims to continue advancing the department's mission. Melanson previously held various roles in HHS during the Trump administration.
Forbes: Korean Biotech Startup Targeting Alzheimer’s Treatment Raises $42 Million Round
Illimis Therapeutics, based in Seoul, has secured 58 billion won ($42 million) in Series B funding to advance its Alzheimer’s disease treatments and expand into immune diseases. The round was led by DSC Investment and brings total funding to $63 million since its establishment in 2021.
The company's lead drug candidate, ILM01, aims to eliminate toxic amyloid proteins linked to Alzheimer’s without causing harmful inflammation. With the new funds, Illimis will also explore treatments for multiple sclerosis and collaborate with Eli Lilly on undisclosed diseases.
GB News: Food recall: Dubai chocolate sparks concern as bars pulled from shelves over safety fears
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued an urgent warning about Noesis Schokolade Love of Dubai Chocolate, which contains undeclared peanuts, posing serious health risks to allergy sufferers. Retailers are instructed to stop sales and withdraw the product, sold in 95g packs.
The FSA is working with enforcement authorities to ensure the affected products are recalled, but complications have arisen due to the supplier's unavailability. Allergy UK warns that reactions can range from mild to severe, including life-threatening anaphylaxis. Shoppers are advised not to consume the product and to dispose of it immediately.
#crime
Fox News: Mystery shrouds case as American tourist still presumed missing in popular tourist paradise
Brian Tarrence, a 51-year-old American businessman, went missing in Turks and Caicos on June 25 after leaving his rental condo. Despite a decomposing male body found nearby ten days later, authorities have not confirmed any connection to Tarrence's disappearance.
Search efforts began on July 5, but the unidentified body remains unlinked to Tarrence. He was last seen on security footage leaving his condo around 3:30 a.m., with his belongings left behind. His wife was unaware of his departure.