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Jul 19, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Illegal alien who raped, impregnated his own daughter at government-run shelter learns prison sentence
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: Soros-Linked Groups Sue to Ban ICE from Arresting Illegals at Courthouses
Left-wing groups funded by the Open Society Foundations, linked to Alex and George Soros, have filed a lawsuit aimed at preventing ICE from arresting illegal aliens in courthouses. The lawsuit argues that such arrests cause serious distress to individuals involved in legal proceedings.
These organizations, including the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Legal Education and Services and the National Immigrant Justice Center, claim that courthouses should remain safe spaces. The case, titled Immigrant ARC v. Department of Justice, is currently in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
#politics
Fox News: Democratic rep claims Mamdani isn't a socialist but an 'advocate' for capitalism
Rep. Mark Takano defended New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, asserting he is not a socialist but an advocate for small "c" capitalism. Takano emphasized Mamdani's focus on supporting small businesses and improving regulations in New York.
Despite Mamdani's self-identification as a democratic socialist and previous critiques of capitalism, Takano noted that the term "socialist" carries different implications for younger generations. Mamdani has faced scrutiny for past statements that align with communist rhetoric.
The Western Journal: Tulsi Gabbard Uncovers 'Treasonous Conspiracy' Within Obama Admin, Releases Bombshell Documents
Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, claims to have uncovered evidence that the Obama administration "manufactured and politicized intelligence" to falsely suggest Russian interference in the 2016 election. She describes this as a "treasonous conspiracy" aimed at undermining President Trump's legitimacy.
Gabbard emphasizes that the released documents indicate the Obama administration was aware that Russia did not impact the election but proceeded with a narrative that led to the Trump-Russia collusion investigation. She argues this represents a significant breach of trust and an attempt to subvert the democratic process.
Forbes: Every Time Trump Was Connected To Epstein Over Several Decades
Donald Trump’s past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is under renewed scrutiny following a Wall Street Journal report detailing a birthday card Trump allegedly sent to Epstein in 2003. The card included a sexually suggestive message and comes amid ongoing discussions about Epstein's connections to high-profile individuals.
Trump has denied the allegations, stating he was not a fan of Epstein, despite their long friendship dating back to the 1980s. Critics of Trump have raised concerns about the implications of this association, while his supporters have dismissed the report as a politically motivated attack.
#society
GB News: School embroiled in Union Jack dress row closes early for summer after staff receive 'extremist abuse'
Bilton School in Rugby has closed early for summer due to threats received after a 12-year-old girl was stopped from wearing a Union Jack dress on culture day. The school cited "extremist abuse" as the reason for prioritizing safety for students and staff.
Parents expressed concern over the incident, with the girl's father stating she felt embarrassed for celebrating British culture. The situation has drawn attention, including support from political figures who emphasize the importance of celebrating British identity.
Times Of Israel: Russian courts sentence 135 people linked to 2023 antisemitic airport riot
Russian courts have sentenced 135 individuals to prison terms between 6.5 to 15 years for their involvement in a mass antisemitic riot at an airport in Dagestan in October 2023. The unrest erupted after a flight from Tel Aviv arrived, amid tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Investigators have completed probes into 139 participants, with three organizers now on a wanted list. The riots resulted in over 20 injuries, and Russian President Putin has attributed the unrest to Western influences and Ukraine, claims that Kyiv has denied.
#economy
Breitbart: Gas Prices 'Laying Low' in President Trump's Second Term
Gas prices have decreased to $3.16 per gallon, matching levels from summer 2021. This drop follows record highs under the Biden administration, where prices peaked at over $5 in June 2022. President Trump attributes this decline to his energy policies aimed at boosting U.S. energy production.
The White House claims that Trump's approach has made energy more affordable for families, contrasting the previous administration's energy strategies. Additionally, the price of fresh eggs has significantly decreased, further contributing to the narrative of improving economic conditions.
Forbes: These Cryptocurrencies—Ether, Bitcoin And More—Surged The Most During ‘Crypto Week’ Rally
Ethereum reached a six-month high of $3,675.60, rising 7.6% on Friday, following a week of gains for various cryptocurrencies. This surge coincided with House Republicans' passage of pro-crypto legislation, including the GENIUS Act, aimed at establishing federal regulations for stablecoins.
The global crypto market added approximately $150 billion in value, reaching $3.93 trillion. While some Republicans supported the bills, concerns were raised by Democrats regarding potential fraud and conflicts of interest. Analysts believe the GENIUS Act could enhance the credibility of stablecoins among investors.
#health
Fox News: Teddi Mellencamp warns about critical medical oversight in her cancer journey
Teddi Mellencamp has revealed that doctors overlooked a crucial step in monitoring her melanoma, leading to a stage 4 diagnosis after it spread to her brain and lungs. She emphasizes the importance of being proactive in one's health care and advocating for oneself.
Mellencamp, currently undergoing treatment, urges others to take charge of their health, sharing her experience to raise awareness about melanoma. She highlights the need for full-body scans, which were missed in her case due to previous lower-stage diagnoses.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Luigi Mangione's records, Karen Read's deal, James Craig's trial
Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in November 2022, had a gag order lifted following revelations of his confession. New insights into his past, including practicing home invasions, are emerging as the case unfolds.
In related legal matters, various high-profile cases are drawing attention, including Alex Murdaugh's appeal for a new trial based on new text messages and a Colorado dentist accused of murdering his wife amid allegations of infidelity.
Fox News: Fowl play: Florida woman charged after allegedly spraying mace at driver who struck chicken crossing the road
A Florida woman, Cynthia Valeska Díaz Sosa, was arrested for allegedly spraying bear mace at another driver during a road rage incident over a chicken crossing the road. After the other driver, Perla DeMiller, honked and ran over the chicken, Sosa followed her and sprayed mace into her vehicle.
Sosa faces multiple charges, including aggravated battery and burglary with assault. She has pleaded not guilty and is currently free on a $35,000 bond, with a court date set for July 24. Both women are under no-contact orders.
#technology
Breitbart: Scale AI Restructures, Lays Off 200 Employees and 500 Contractors
Scale AI is restructuring, laying off 14% of its workforce, about 200 employees and 500 contractors, amid a turbulent AI industry. The changes aim to streamline operations and adapt to market shifts, despite a recent $14.3 billion investment from Meta.
The company plans to focus on core business areas and deprioritize less promising generative AI projects. CEO Droege noted that the restructuring will help better serve existing customers and attract those who have reduced engagement with Scale AI.
Forbes: Threads Could Soon Pass X In Daily Active Users
Meta's Threads is gaining traction, with daily active users rising to 16 million on mobile devices, compared to X's 23.1 million. While X still leads, the gap is narrowing, especially on iOS where Threads is close behind.
The competition highlights user dissatisfaction with X since Elon Musk's acquisition. Despite Threads' growth, X maintains a significant advantage in web traffic.