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Jul 20, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: Britain missing out on over £2bn in tax revenue as illegal tobacco takes over UK streets
Britain is losing over £2 billion annually in tax revenue due to the illegal tobacco trade, with the South East facing the highest losses at £403 million. Public awareness of the issue is high, but confidence in enforcement is low, prompting calls for stronger action against illicit sales.
A national campaign aims to combat the illegal tobacco trade by providing resources for reporting and advocating for improved enforcement measures. The campaign highlights the significant economic impact of this issue across various UK regions.
Breitbart: Germany and France Lead Summit Demanding Asylum Restrictions
A summit led by Germany and France has resulted in six European nations calling for stricter asylum regulations and enhanced border controls, signaling a shift from the previous open borders policy. The ministers agreed on increasing deportations and protecting EU borders against exploitation by adversarial governments.
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt emphasized a united front against illegal immigration, marking a change in Germany's approach under Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The meeting reflects growing concerns over migration and the rise of anti-mass migration sentiment across Europe.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Firings Hit Massive Total: Federal Workforce Plummets By Over 22000
The Trump administration has significantly reduced the federal workforce, cutting over 22,000 jobs since January. This reduction aligns with the president's goal of creating a more efficient government, as evidenced by the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency.
Unemployment claims have risen in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, reflecting these job losses. The administration emphasizes that these cuts are a step towards a more accountable federal workforce, drawing comparisons to former President Bill Clinton's similar actions.
Breitbart: NYT's Brooks: Defunding of Left Conservatives Have Talked About for Decades Is Actually Happening
David Brooks highlighted that conservatives believe federal spending favors left-leaning organizations, leading to their current push to "defund the left." He noted that this sentiment has persisted since his early career, particularly regarding programs like the Legal Services Corporation.
Brooks pointed out that while conservatives have long targeted institutions like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a faction within the party historically prevented complete defunding. However, he argues that this moderating group has diminished, allowing conservatives to pursue their agenda more aggressively.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘Make Israel great again’: Freed hostage urges Trump and Netanyahu to seal Gaza deal
At a rally in Tel Aviv, freed hostage Doron Steinbrecher urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to secure a hostage deal and end the ongoing war, expressing the lingering fear she feels even after her release. She called on U.S. President Trump to assist in facilitating the return of all hostages.
Families of hostages criticized Netanyahu for his handling of the situation, demanding a comprehensive agreement to bring their loved ones home. They emphasized the urgency of the matter, citing the deteriorating conditions faced by those still held by Hamas.
The Western Journal: NY Post Writer Makes Brilliant Point About Candace Owens, Tucker Claims That Epstein Was Israeli Blackmail Op
Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson have made controversial claims linking Jeffrey Epstein's actions to Israeli blackmail, suggesting that Epstein was a tool of Israel and that Mossad controls significant events globally. Their statements have drawn criticism for promoting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
The commentary highlights the absurdity of these claims, questioning why, if Mossad is so powerful, they cannot silence dissenting voices in media. It reflects on the troubling trend of mainstreaming anti-Semitism within political discourse and the challenges of countering such narratives in today's media landscape.
The Western Journal: Lawsuit Accuses Harvard of Protecting, Rewarding Violent Anti-Semites Who Attacked a Jewish Student
Harvard University faces a lawsuit from alumnus Yoav Segev, who alleges the institution protected and rewarded students involved in an anti-Semitic assault against him during a pro-Palestinian protest. The lawsuit claims Harvard obstructed investigations and even honored those who attacked Segev.
This incident follows a pattern of alleged anti-Semitism at Harvard, contributing to declining donations and damaging the university's reputation. The lawsuit highlights concerns over the university's handling of such incidents and its commitment to truth and justice.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.S. Amb. to NATO: 'Very Clear' Zelensky 'Ready to Make a Deal', We'll See if Putin Is
U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker stated that President Zelensky is prepared to negotiate a deal for peace in Ukraine, emphasizing that the decision now rests with Vladimir Putin. He highlighted the ongoing support for Ukraine, particularly in air defense systems, as crucial for its self-defense.
Whitaker noted that President Trump has instilled a sense of urgency in addressing these needs within NATO and the U.S. military. The focus remains on providing necessary military aid while awaiting a potential ceasefire agreement.
#culture
Breitbart: Report: Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' Operated at a $40M Loss for Years
CBS will cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in March 2024, ending a long-standing late-night tradition. The decision comes after the show reportedly lost around $40 million annually, with production costs deemed unsustainable.
Despite speculation, the cancellation is attributed to financial reasons rather than political bias. Industry insiders suggest other networks may soon follow suit as late-night shows struggle with declining viewership and revenue.
#health
Fox News: Can your Apple Watch detect pregnancy?
A new Apple-funded study reveals that an AI model can predict pregnancy with 92% accuracy by analyzing behavioral and biometric data from Apple Watch and iPhone users. This could help women identify early signs of pregnancy before taking a test, though it is not intended to replace medical testing.
Despite the promising technology, trust issues remain regarding data privacy in women's health tech. Users may be hesitant to rely on such features due to concerns over how their sensitive information is handled. Apple's ongoing efforts in women's health may shape the future of personalized healthcare.