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#illegals
Breitbart: DeSantis: Deportations Already Underway at Alligator Alcatraz; Primarily 'Military-Aged Males'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that deportations are underway at Alligator Alcatraz, a migrant detention facility in the Everglades. He plans to expand operations to Camp Blanding once Alligator Alcatraz reaches full capacity, emphasizing the facility's purpose as a quick processing center for deportations.
DeSantis highlighted that most detainees are military-age males, some with criminal records, and criticized Democrats for opposing deportation efforts. He noted that Alligator Alcatraz is designed to house 3,000-4,000 migrants, with the potential to reach capacity soon.
GB News: More than 23,000 small boat migrants have crossed Channel so far in 2025
People smuggling gangs are exploiting foggy conditions in the English Channel to send numerous small boats towards the UK, with over 23,000 migrants having crossed this year alone. This marks a 55% increase compared to the same period last year, with more than 46,000 crossings under the current Labour government.
In response, UK officials, including Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, are collaborating with Germany and France to enhance laws and enforcement against these crossings. The Home Secretary reported that French authorities have prevented over half of attempted crossings this year, while the UK government is implementing measures to dismantle smuggling networks and strengthen border security.
#politics
Le Monde: CBS network cancels Stephen Colbert's long-running talk show 'The Late Show'
CBS announced that "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" will end in 2026, citing financial reasons amid challenges in late-night television. Colbert's cancellation follows his criticism of a $16 million settlement between CBS's parent company, Paramount, and Donald Trump.
The timing of the cancellation has raised suspicions of political motivations, as some Democratic lawmakers and the Writers Guild of America have called for investigations into whether the decision was influenced by the settlement with Trump. Colbert noted this marks the end of the decades-old Late Show franchise.
Breitbart: ABC: Socialist Mamdani Energizing Muslims in Politics
New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's recent primary victory may signal a shift in Muslim political engagement in the U.S. Amidst significant donations, many supporters attribute their contributions to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, believing Mamdani's success could inspire a broader Muslim coalition in politics.
Mamdani, a self-identified socialist, has garnered attention for his far-left views and may influence other Muslim candidates nationally. His campaign has attracted diverse support from both Arab and South Asian communities, suggesting a potential transformation in fundraising dynamics within American politics.
Breitbart: Trump: I Look Forward to Watching Rupert Murdoch Testify
President Trump announced his intent to sue Rupert Murdoch and the Wall Street Journal over an article claiming he wrote a lewd letter to Jeffrey Epstein. He labeled the piece as "FAKE" and criticized the outlet for not verifying the letter's existence.
Trump expressed eagerness for Murdoch to testify in the lawsuit, citing previous legal victories against media outlets. He emphasized the need for the press to report truthfully and hold them accountable for false narratives.
Fox News: Trump vows to make US ‘crypto capital of the planet,' signs GENIUS Act into law
President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, establishing federal regulations for digital currency, particularly stablecoins. The act aims to create a clear regulatory framework to support the U.S. digital assets industry, which has faced challenges under previous administrations.
The House passed the GENIUS Act with bipartisan support, despite some opposition from within Trump's party. Critics, including Rep. Maxine Waters, raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest related to Trump's promotion of a digital currency. The House also passed two additional measures related to cryptocurrency regulation.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: State Department says 59,000 tons of food assistance are in motion after reports of incinerated aid
The State Department is actively distributing food aid globally, countering reports of plans to incinerate surplus supplies. Currently, over 59,000 metric tons of food are stored, with 44,422 tons already approved for transfer to crisis zones like Syria and Bangladesh.
This initiative follows the Trump administration's controversial decision to destroy some food aid, which has drawn criticism. The State Department emphasizes that all food set to expire in the next 16 months is accounted for, and the focus on expiring supplies misrepresents the overall aid effort.
Fox News: Pentagon to probe Microsoft's use of Chinese engineers on sensitive defense systems, Hegseth says
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is investigating Microsoft’s cloud computing program for the Pentagon, which allegedly involves Chinese engineers and lacks sufficient safeguards against potential data breaches. Senator Tom Cotton has requested information on contractors employing Chinese personnel, emphasizing the need for security in military supply chains.
Critics, including Michael Lucci, argue that if these claims are validated, it poses a serious national security threat, potentially endangering military personnel. Microsoft defends its practices, stating that all personnel undergo background checks and that foreign engineers do not have direct access to sensitive data.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: Did Edmund Burke Support the American Revolution?
Edmund Burke's stance on the American Revolution is often misunderstood. While some conservatives claim he opposed the revolution, evidence from his writings suggests he defended American rights and lamented the conflict's impact on the British Empire. Burke's rhetoric indicated a complex relationship with the revolutionary cause.
Despite his concerns about the breakdown of the British commonwealth, Burke's support for American independence was evident in his public addresses and private correspondence. He expressed sympathy for the American struggle, suggesting that he viewed the potential for American self-governance as a path to healing for both nations.
#technology
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Signs Cryptocurrency Bill into Law
President Donald Trump has signed the GENIUS Act, establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, which are cryptocurrencies linked to real-world assets like the dollar. This legislation aims to enhance the U.S. digital asset landscape.
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer praised the act as a significant step towards unlocking America's potential in digital assets.