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Jul 18, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Illegal pleads guilty to impregnating his own daughter at blue state migrant shelter
Ronald Joseph, a 44-year-old illegal immigrant from Haiti, was sentenced to 12-15 years in prison for raping and impregnating his 14-year-old daughter while living in a Massachusetts migrant shelter. The crimes occurred between 2023 and 2024, and DNA evidence confirmed Joseph as the father of the child.
The case has raised concerns about safety in state-funded shelters, with former shelter director Jon Fetherston stating that crimes, including sexual assaults and drug trafficking, have been frequent. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey announced plans to close the remaining shelters, citing a decrease in demand, but questions remain about the future of unvetted individuals.
Breitbart: 'Worst of the Worst,' Says DHS After Arrest of Two Illegal Aliens Who Impregnated Young Girls
DHS officials reported the arrest of two illegal aliens in Texas for sexually assaulting minors. Pedro Trejo Reyes, a Mexican national, was deported after serving a 16-year sentence for raping his 12-year-old niece. Another suspect, Edwin Jacobo Hernandez Mateo from Honduras, was charged with raping a minor under 14.
ICE continues to target child sex offenders, with several other arrests reported, including individuals from Mexico, Haiti, and Honduras convicted of various sexual crimes against minors. DHS emphasizes its commitment to removing dangerous criminals from the U.S.
#politics
Forbes: MAGA—From Elon Musk To Charlie Kirk—Rally Behind Trump After Epstein Birthday Card Report
Donald Trump’s supporters are rallying in defense of him following a Wall Street Journal report alleging he wrote a sexually suggestive letter to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday. Critics of the report, including Trump Jr., Steve Bannon, and others, claim it does not reflect Trump's speaking style and label it as a coordinated attack.
Trump himself dismissed the letter as fake, stating it does not represent his words or manner of communication. He has threatened legal action against the Journal and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, for publishing what he calls a defamatory story.
Times Of Israel: Why are US socialists so anti-Israel? Scholar lays out Soviet roots of anti-Zionist rhetoric
On October 8, 2023, a rally in New York City's Times Square drew hundreds celebrating Hamas's actions against Israel, with slogans condemning Zionism and U.S. support for Israel. Scholar Izabella Tabarovsky links these sentiments to Soviet-era anti-Zionism, which has influenced modern far-left activism.
Tabarovsky argues that the rhetoric used today mirrors that of the Soviet Union, suggesting a historical continuity in anti-Zionist sentiment. She highlights the role of figures like New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, who embodies this trend, advocating for a global movement against perceived Israeli apartheid.
Breitbart: Nancy Pelosi: Epstein Story Is a 'Distraction'
Rep. Nancy Pelosi characterized President Trump's connection to the Jeffrey Epstein case as a "distraction" from pressing congressional issues, such as budget cuts affecting aid for impoverished communities. She emphasized the need to focus on significant matters impacting American families.
Pelosi dismissed the notion that recent events, including Pam Bondi's visit to Alcatraz, were intended to divert attention from Epstein, stating that both topics serve as distractions from essential legislative discussions.
Breitbart: Gottheimer on Mamdani: 'Don't Need a Job-Killing Socialist' Who 'Supports Antisemitic Rhetoric'
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, labeling him a "job-killing socialist" who supports antisemitic rhetoric. Gottheimer emphasized the need for pragmatic Democrats focused on affordability and problem-solving rather than higher taxes.
He argued that socialists do not represent the Democratic Party's values, especially in a city with high taxes and a large Jewish population. Gottheimer called for commonsense solutions to make life more affordable for residents.
The Federalist: 10 Cringiest Moments Of Colbert's Career As A Dem Mouthpiece
CBS has canceled Stephen Colbert's Late Show, ending his tenure in May 2026. Once known for humor on The Colbert Report, Colbert shifted to a more partisan approach on CBS, often criticized for using his platform to promote leftist views rather than comedy.
Colbert's segments frequently targeted political opponents and pushed narratives aligned with Democratic agendas, from vaccine promotion to supporting Biden and Harris during their campaigns. As his show concludes, Colbert's legacy may be viewed more as a propagandist than a comedian.
#society
The Western Journal: Watch: Rare 'Firenado' Captured on Video as it Cuts a Swath of Destruction
A rare phenomenon known as a "firenado" was recently captured on video in Deer Creek, Utah, during controlled burns by the Bureau of Land Management. This fire vortex, classified as EF-2, reached wind speeds of 111 to 135 mph and caused damage to structures in its path.
Fortunately, residents were evacuated prior to the event, and no injuries were reported. While resembling tornadoes, experts clarify that firenados are not true tornadoes but can still inflict significant damage. Such occurrences are notably rare in Utah.
#economy
GB News: Jaguar Land Rover delays launch of new electric vehicles just a day after axing 500 UK jobs
Jaguar Land Rover has postponed the launch of the new Range Rover Electric, with deliveries now expected to begin next year instead of late 2025. The delay may also affect other electric models, including the Jaguar Type 00, which is set to start production in August 2026.
This announcement follows the company's decision to cut 500 jobs through a voluntary redundancy scheme, attributed to the impact of US tariffs and a decline in retail sales. The company remains committed to launching electric models by 2030 while adapting to market demands.
Forbes: Stonepeak Invests $1.3 Billion In Warburg Pincus-Backed Data Center Operator Princeton Digital
Princeton Digital Group (PDG), a Singapore-based data center operator, has secured a $1.3 billion investment from Stonepeak, a New York-based investment firm. This funding contributes to a total of $2.5 billion raised this year, aimed at expanding PDG's operations across Asia.
PDG, co-founded in 2017 with Warburg Pincus, has become a major player in the region, operating 20 facilities with over one gigawatt of capacity. The investment from Stonepeak is expected to support the growing demand for AI and cloud infrastructure, as data center capacity in Asia is projected to double by 2030.
#culture
Le Monde: In 1945, 'Elle' instantly set a new standard for French women's magazines
In 1945, Hélène Gordon-Lazareff launched "Elle," a magazine that revolutionized French women's publications by combining modernity with a focus on fashion, practical advice, and culture. Its first issue, released on November 21, featured a dynamic cover image, symbolizing a shift from the constraints of the prewar era.
Despite paper rationing limiting its length, "Elle" quickly became popular among women eager for a new perspective in post-war France. The magazine's innovative approach aimed to entertain and empower women during a time of recovery and change.
#health
Fox News: Here's what marijuana really does to the developing brain, according to a psychiatrist
Recent studies indicate that cannabis use may pose significant health risks, including a higher likelihood of heart attacks and strokes compared to cocaine. Research has also linked marijuana use to increased dementia risks in older adults and greater lung damage than smoking cigarettes.
Dr. Daniel Amen emphasizes that marijuana can adversely affect brain development, particularly in teenagers and young adults, leading to issues like anxiety and depression. He warns against the trend of parents consuming marijuana with their children, arguing it can hinder mental growth during critical developmental years.
#technology
Fox News: Would you feel safe sharing the road with this self-driving scooter?
The Omoway Omo X is a self-driving electric scooter set to launch in Southeast Asia in 2026, featuring advanced AI technology for tasks like parking and obstacle detection. Priced around $3,800, it aims to offer convenience and safety for urban riders.
Currently focused on Asian markets, the Omo X showcases a modular design and smart features that could redefine urban mobility, although there are no plans for a U.S. release yet. Its introduction signals a shift toward integrating self-driving technology into smaller vehicles.