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#illegals
Fox News: Dem mayor mocked for pushing ICE kidnapping story that ended up being alleged hoax
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing criticism for promoting a story about a woman, Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon, who claimed to be kidnapped by ICE. The Department of Homeland Security debunked the claim, stating Calderon fabricated the story and is now charged with conspiracy and false statements.
DHS noted that Calderon's allegations diverted resources and misled the public. Surveillance footage contradicted her claims, showing her leaving a parking lot calmly. Calderon is now in immigration custody and could face significant prison time if convicted.
#politics
Forbes: Amid Trump Scrutiny Over Epstein, Tulsi Gabbard Threatens Prosecution Of Obama Officials
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, released a report alleging a "treasonous conspiracy" by the Obama administration during the 2016 election, claiming officials manufactured intelligence to undermine Donald Trump's victory. The report includes communications suggesting the Obama administration relied on the Steele Dossier regarding Russian interference.
Gabbard's assertions contradict findings from a bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee and Special Counsel Robert Mueller, both of which confirmed Russian interference in the election. She called for prosecution of those involved in the alleged conspiracy, while critics argue her claims are an attempt to divert attention from other issues.
Fox News: CNN panel devolves into chaos after commentator suggests Trump wasn’t actually shot in the ear
A CNN panel erupted in chaos after guest Touré questioned the veracity of President Trump's shooting incident at a rally last year, suggesting he "supposedly" was shot in the ear. This prompted a heated exchange among panelists, with Scott Jennings demanding clarification on the matter.
Despite Touré's insistence on the lack of medical updates, Jennings noted that Trump had a bandage on his ear at the Republican National Convention. The discussion stemmed from a broader conversation about the White House's transparency regarding Trump's health.
#society
GB News: More than 1.4 million Britons face hosepipe ban from TODAY as £1,000 fine issued for locals washing cars and watering flowers
A hosepipe ban has been implemented across parts of England, affecting over 1.4 million people, due to record demand for drinking water amid prolonged dry weather. Violators could face fines up to £1,000 for using hosepipes for various outdoor activities.
South East Water reports the highest water usage this year, urging residents to conserve water. While some locals express frustration, calling for the company to address leaks instead of imposing fines, the firm emphasizes that prosecution is a last resort.
Fox News: California wildfire victims face uphill battle as corporations and investors swoop in
Recovery efforts are underway in California following the devastating wildfire, with land transactions and home constructions progressing, albeit slowly. Many homeowners are finding themselves underinsured, complicating the rebuilding process.
In the Pacific Palisades, fewer properties are available, which aids fire victims looking to sell, while Altadena sees a rise in vacant lots, affecting prices. Despite streamlined permit approvals, challenges remain, particularly with insurance claims and regulatory hurdles.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel and Syria have agreed to ceasefire, announces US envoy
Israel and Syria have reached a ceasefire agreement, announced by US envoy Tom Barrack, following recent Israeli airstrikes in Damascus. The ceasefire aims to foster unity among various Syrian communities, including Druze and Bedouins, with support from neighboring countries.
In a separate development, the UAE condemned an Israeli airstrike on the Holy Family Church in Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and urging the protection of holy sites. Additionally, Syria plans to deploy forces to address ongoing clashes between Druze and Bedouin factions in the southern region.
#military
Le Monde: Secondhand medals reveal the existence of Russian intelligence cyber units
A report by Checkfirst reveals the existence of a previously unknown unit within Russia's FSB, responsible for protecting communications. The findings are based on an analysis of medals and insignia linked to the agency, highlighting the tradition of commemorative decorations among Russian security forces.
The study underscores the ongoing interest in military memorabilia, with former officers selling insignia on specialized platforms. This practice reflects a legacy of the Soviet era that continues to thrive today.
#health
The Epoch Times: 9 Things to Know About Big Pharma, in Charts
Prescription drugs are essential for many Americans, offering pain relief, infection control, mood stabilization, and more. A recent CDC survey indicates that about half of Americans use at least one prescription medication monthly, with over 13% taking five or more.
#crime
The Western Journal: Former Voice of America Staffer Charged Over Alleged Death Threats Against Marjorie Taylor Greene
A former Voice of America staffer, Seth Jason, has been indicted for making death threats against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. The threats were reportedly made from Voice of America offices over a span of 15 months, prompting a Capitol Police investigation.
Greene expressed gratitude for the swift action taken by law enforcement, emphasizing that threats against elected officials are criminal and should be prosecuted. The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding political discourse and the safety of public figures.