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Jul 17, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: ICE mask debate heats up as doxxing and agent assaults surge
The debate over whether federal immigration agents can wear masks during enforcement actions is escalating, with the Trump administration and Democrats at odds. The DHS reports an 830% increase in attacks on ICE agents, prompting calls for legal action against doxxing.
Legislation has been introduced in several states to prevent agents from covering their faces, while some lawmakers propose stricter penalties for doxxing. DHS officials emphasize the dangers faced by ICE agents, highlighting the need for protection amid rising violence against them.
#politics
Fox News: UK government to lower voting age to 16 before next national election despite strong conservative opposition
The UK government plans to lower the voting age from 18 to 16, allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to participate in national elections. This decision, part of broader electoral reforms, aims to increase youth engagement in democracy, though opposition figures argue it may benefit the Labour Party.
Critics question the rationale behind allowing younger voters while restricting other adult privileges. The Labour Party asserts that this change promotes fairness and strengthens democracy, as many young people already contribute to society through work and taxes. The policy awaits parliamentary approval.
Times Of Israel: UK to lower voting age to 16 in landmark electoral reform
The British government intends to grant voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds in all UK elections, aiming to enhance public trust in democracy. This change aligns voting ages across Britain, where younger voters can already participate in Scottish and Welsh elections.
While the proposal is part of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's campaign, it faces criticism from the Conservative Party for being rushed and inconsistent. Supporters argue it could encourage civic engagement among youth, but concerns about foreign interference in elections are also being addressed through stricter donation regulations.
Fox News: NPR CEO warns staff 'tremendous amount of change' coming if federal funding yanked
NPR's CEO, Katherine Maher, informed staff that significant changes are expected if federal funding is cut, as Senate Republicans advance a $9 billion rescissions bill targeting public outlets like NPR. Maher emphasized the outlet's commitment to fighting for its funding.
Amid accusations of bias, Maher challenged critics to provide specific examples of unfair reporting. Meanwhile, GOP lawmakers, including Sen. John Kennedy, highlighted instances of perceived political bias in NPR's coverage.
#society
Breitbart: Scarborough: Why Didn't Democrats Call for Epstein Files to Be Released During Biden Presidency?
Rep. Jamie Raskin discussed the Epstein case, emphasizing the ongoing crisis of sexual abuse in society, referencing scandals in various institutions. He noted the need for transparency and questioned why records weren't released during the Democrats' control of the DOJ from 2021 to 2025.
Raskin pointed out that Donald Trump, who had ties to Epstein, should now push for the release of files. He acknowledged a bipartisan agreement in the Judiciary Committee on the necessity of making these records public.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Temu sued by Kentucky for allegedly giving China ‘unfettered’ access to user data
Kentucky's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Temu, alleging that the e-commerce app illegally provides the Chinese government access to user data and uses stolen intellectual property from U.S. companies. The complaint cites insecure data collection practices and unauthorized access to sensitive personal information.
Temu, which is owned by China's PDD Holdings, faces accusations of selling unlicensed products linked to Kentucky brands. The lawsuit highlights concerns over cybersecurity and the potential erosion of trust in local businesses.
Breitbart: China's 'Shanghai Cooperation' Meeting Vows Support for Taliban with Goal of Rebuilding Afghanistan
Members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), led by Russia and China, expressed support for the development and reconstruction of Afghanistan under Taliban rule during a recent summit in Tianjin. The foreign ministers emphasized the need for collaboration to address security concerns and promote stability in the region.
Despite the Taliban's controversial governance, the SCO members, including India, highlighted the importance of investing in Afghanistan's future. The conversation notably excluded discussions on the International Criminal Court's arrest warrants for Taliban leaders related to human rights abuses.
#military
The Western Journal: Zelenskyy and Trump Reportedly Discussing Weapons 'Mega Deal'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed a "mega deal" to President Trump, aiming to enhance U.S. drone capabilities. Ukraine would share its drone warfare expertise and sell drones to the U.S. in exchange for American weapons to bolster its defense against Russia.
U.S. military officials acknowledge that the country is lagging in drone technology and production, with bureaucratic hurdles impeding progress. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of this collaboration, highlighting that Ukraine's experience in combat can significantly benefit American forces.
#culture
GB News: Princess Cruises shares more details inside the new ship that aims to 'surprise, move and inspire every night'
Princess Cruises has announced the entertainment program for its new Star Princess vessel, launching on October 4, 2025. The lineup features performers from 24 countries, including two original theatrical productions, immersive candlelight concerts, and various pop-up performances across the ship.
The Star Princess, designed for 4,300 guests, will host shows like "Meridian," set aboard a fictional ship, and "Illuminate," featuring a nostalgic circus theme. The ship will also offer a Candlelight Concert Series in its Dome venue, alongside events in the central Piazza, including the Princess Jamz musical showcase and the Celestial Champagne Soirée.
#crime
The Telegraph: Woman who stabbed 12-year-old classmate to please ‘Slender Man’ to be released
Morgan Geyser, now 22, has been granted conditional release after spending seven years in a mental health facility for her role in a 2014 stabbing of classmate Payton Leutner. Geyser and Anissa Weier attacked Leutner to please the fictional character Slender Man.
The incident occurred when the girls, all 12 at the time, lured Leutner to a park and Geyser stabbed her 19 times. They believed they would become Slender Man's servants and feared for their families' safety if they failed.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Super Bowl Champ Bryan Braman Dies at 38
Ex-NFL linebacker Bryan Braman has died at 38 after battling cancer. He played for the Texans and Eagles during his seven-year career, notably contributing to the Eagles' 2017 Super Bowl run. He is remembered by teammates, including JJ Watt, who donated $10,000 to support his family.
Braman leaves behind two daughters, aged 11 and 8. He joined the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2011 and made a significant impact on special teams.