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#illegals
The Western Journal: Border Patrol Hits Jackpot in Raid on California Home Depot
Border Patrol agents arrested at least 11 suspected illegal aliens during a raid at a Home Depot parking lot in Sacramento. Among those detained was Javier Dimas-Alcantara, a Mexican national with a lengthy criminal history, including drug offenses and firearm charges.
DHS officials criticized California's sanctuary policies, asserting that such measures protect criminals like Dimas-Alcantara. U.S. Border Patrol sector chief Gregory Bovino emphasized the agency's commitment to enforcing immigration laws, despite local opposition.
#politics
Fox News: Mamdani confronted on streets of NYC about 'communist' label, refuses to answer
New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani has faced criticism for his far-left statements, including being labeled a communist by figures like Donald Trump. When questioned about these labels and whether he would retract any statements, Mamdani laughed but did not respond.
As the race intensifies against incumbent Mayor Eric Adams and others, Mamdani's past comments on housing and socialism have drawn scrutiny. Critics argue that his views align with communist ideology, raising concerns about the implications of his potential election.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Garcia: 'Informants Coming Forward' on Epstein Files
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) stated on CNN that informants are providing Congress with information regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. He accused Donald Trump of dishonesty and failing to deliver on his campaign promise to release these files, suggesting that the situation is evolving with increasing scrutiny.
Garcia emphasized the need for continued investigation into the Epstein files, claiming that Trump has betrayed his base by not being transparent. He also mentioned that figures like Elon Musk may have more information than they are revealing.
Fox News: Meet Annie Tomasini, the longtime Biden loyalist subpoenaed to testify Friday about his mental health
Annie Tomasini, a former aide to President Biden, has been subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee as part of an investigation into alleged cover-ups regarding Biden's cognitive decline and the use of autopen for pardons. Another aide, Anthony Bernal, also received a subpoena but invoked the Fifth Amendment during questioning.
The investigation has drawn criticism, with sources suggesting it is politically motivated and aimed at undermining Biden's presidency. Tomasini's close ties to Hunter Biden have raised further scrutiny regarding her role within the White House.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In sign of shift, far-right US network airs segment on unchecked settler violence
One America News Network aired a segment highlighting the killing of Palestinian-American Saif Musallet by Israeli settlers, indicating a shift in right-wing US opinion on Israel's actions against Palestinians. Former Congressman Matt Gaetz criticized Israeli settlers and called for accountability, echoing concerns raised by US Ambassador Mike Huckabee.
The segment follows a rise in violence attributed to Israeli settlers in the West Bank, with reports of livestock killings and attacks on Palestinians. Investigations into these incidents have faced scrutiny, as a significant number of cases remain unresolved, raising questions about accountability for settler violence.
Le Monde: EU increases pressure on Russia with 18th sanctions package
The EU has approved an 18th package of sanctions against Russia, focusing on its energy sector and banking system, amid ongoing tensions from the war in Ukraine. This decision follows a series of announcements from global leaders, including Donald Trump’s weapon sales to NATO allies.
EU officials, including Kaja Kallas and Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized the sanctions' intent to increase pressure on Russia and its allies. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the measures as crucial for supporting Ukraine.
#economy
The Imaginative Conservative: Is Belt Tightening at Top Universities a Crime Against Education?
As federal spending continues to rise, the debate over budget cuts intensifies, particularly regarding funding for wealthy universities. With a significant portion of federal funds directed toward institutions with substantial endowments, questions arise about the necessity of such funding amidst rising tuition costs and administrative bloat.
Critics argue that universities have strayed from their educational missions, prioritizing prestige and political power over student education. The reliance on federal funding has led to increased bureaucracy and higher costs, prompting a reevaluation of spending priorities in higher education.
Forbes: How Live Oak Bank Quietly Became A Giant In Small Business Banking
Live Oak Bancshares, a North Carolina-based bank, has emerged as a leader in government-backed small business loans, issuing $15.4 billion since 2017. Unlike traditional banks, Live Oak focuses on technology and industry expertise, catering to businesses often overlooked by larger institutions.
Despite its growth, Live Oak's stock has struggled, down 25% in the past year, as rising interest rates have impacted small business lending. Analysts believe the bank's fundamentals remain strong, and it is now targeting the high-cost merchant cash advance market with a new AI-driven platform to enhance transparency and efficiency.
#health
GB News: Royal Caribbean cruise ends in chaos as highly contagious virus outbreak grips 134 passengers
Over 140 people, including 134 passengers and seven crew members, fell ill aboard Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas during a cruise to Mexico. Symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea have been reported, prompting the CDC to investigate the potential norovirus outbreak.
Royal Caribbean is prioritizing health and safety, isolating affected individuals and cleaning the ship. This incident follows a similar outbreak on another Royal Caribbean vessel last September. The Navigator of the Seas, which can accommodate 3,300 guests, is set to return to Los Angeles soon.
#crime
The Telegraph: Explosion at Los Angeles police training facility kills three
An explosion at the Biscailuz Center Academy Training in Los Angeles has resulted in the deaths of three bomb squad officers. The incident occurred around 7:25 AM local time, and the cause of the blast is currently under investigation.
Local media reports indicate the explosion happened while the bomb squad was handling explosives. The LAPD has not confirmed any deaths or injuries at this time.
Fox News: Missing mom's convicted killer claims boyfriend tainted his trial
Joseph Lawson, convicted of conspiracy to commit murder in the case of Crystal Rogers, is seeking a new trial. His lawyers argue that he was unfairly tried alongside Brooks Houck, whose statements were prejudicial and not admissible against Lawson.
Both men were found guilty in connection with Rogers' 2015 disappearance, and they face lengthy prison sentences. A final sentencing hearing is scheduled for August 21.