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#illegals
The Federalist: Axios Says 'No One Knows' Why illegal Immigrant Traffic Is Down
Illegal border crossings have reached historically low levels during President Trump's second term, attributed to his administration's strict enforcement of immigration laws. Despite Axios claiming "no one knows" the reason for this decline, experts point to Trump's hardline policies as the clear factor.
Data shows a significant drop in illegal crossings compared to the Biden administration, with Customs and Border Protection reporting record low encounters. The Trump administration's message of strict enforcement has effectively deterred migrants and smuggling operations.
#politics
The Western Journal: We Asked AI Who Wrote the Fake Trump-Epstein Note, And the Answer It Gave Blew Our Minds
A letter allegedly written by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday is under scrutiny. Trump denies authorship, calling it fake, and an AI analysis suggests the writing style does not match Trump's typical prose, indicating a likelihood of only 15% that he wrote it.
The AI proposes alternative authors, including Bill Clinton and Woody Allen, citing their distinctive writing styles as more aligned with the letter's tone. The controversy continues as the investigation into Epstein's connections and the authenticity of the letter unfolds.
The Federalist: Bove Will Be A Pro-Liberty Judge. That Makes Democrats Angry
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Emil Bove's nomination for a federal judgeship, with all Republican members voting in favor while Democrats staged a walkout in protest. This tactic allows them to avoid a recorded opposition vote, despite Bove's solid qualifications and extensive legal experience.
Chairman Chuck Grassley criticized the Democrats for their obstructionist tactics and highlighted the unfair treatment of Trump's nominees. He emphasized the need for fair treatment of judicial nominees, warning that the political climate could shift in the future.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Iran attempts to rearm Houthis and Hezbollah
Iran is reportedly rearming Yemen's Houthi rebels and Hezbollah, despite its weakened state after the recent conflict with Israel. A significant arms shipment, including missiles and drone components, was intercepted by Yemen's government, raising concerns about Tehran's efforts to destabilize the region.
The US Central Command indicated that the shipment contained 750 tonnes of weaponry, including various missiles and drone engines, concealed under a load of air conditioners on a traditional sailing vessel.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Friday 18 July
Today's reflection emphasizes Jesus's message of breaking the cycle of violence and retaliation in response to personal offenses. It highlights the importance of responding with love, forgiveness, and mercy, traits exemplified by Jesus throughout his life.
The Federalist: In A World Of Chip And Joanna Gaineses, Be A John MacArthur
Recent events involving Chip Gaines and John MacArthur illustrate a divide in contemporary Christianity. Gaines, a celebrity from reality TV, faced backlash for featuring a homosexual couple on his show and dismissed criticism from fellow Christians, prioritizing his public image over biblical teachings.
In contrast, John MacArthur, a respected pastor, dedicated his life to preaching Scripture and addressing various societal issues without compromise. His legacy emphasizes humility and service to Christ, demonstrating a commitment to biblical truth over cultural acceptance. The church must choose between these two paths.
#culture
Le Monde: In Rome, the re-enchanted gardens of the Villa Medici
The gardens of the Villa Medici in Rome have been redesigned as part of a project called "Re-enchanting the Villa," initiated by director Sam Stourdzé. This enhancement features citrus trees and new guest rooms, showcasing collaborations with artists and designers, including Fendi and India Mahdavi.
The project aims to refresh the villa's botanical heritage and improve visitor experience, with significant contributions from the Bettencourt Schueller Fondation. The renovations include a lemon grove and a parterre garden with rare citrus trees, enhancing the historical significance of the site.