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#illegals
GB News: Germany deports Afghan migrants in landmark deal with Taliban - but Britain could be forced to take MORE
Germany has deported 81 Afghan nationals, including violent offenders, to Kabul under a deal with the Taliban. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt emphasized the country's "zero tolerance" for criminal asylum seekers, asserting that serious offenders should not reside in Germany.
In contrast, the UK faces legal pressure to resettle Afghans after a data breach exposed their identities, increasing their risk of Taliban reprisals. Human rights lawyers are preparing to challenge the government's decision to close the resettlement scheme, potentially affecting up to 100,000 individuals.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump’s links with Jeffrey Epstein might destroy his presidency
Donald Trump's poll ratings have significantly declined, primarily due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious sex trafficker. Despite various potential causes for his drop in popularity, such as economic issues and foreign policy, it is this scandal that has resonated most with voters, including his base.
The White House's defensive response, including legal threats against media outlets and contradictory statements about Epstein, has further fueled public skepticism. Many Republicans are now calling for transparency regarding the Epstein records, indicating a growing concern within the party about the implications of this scandal.
Times Of Israel: Hostage families to protest at US embassy; Trump says 10 captives to be freed soon
A rally in Tel Aviv is expected to draw tens of thousands on Saturday night, demanding the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Organizers plan to march to the US Embassy, urging a comprehensive deal for the return of all hostages amid ongoing negotiations and statements from President Trump about potential breakthroughs.
The protest reflects growing frustration among families of hostages and activists, who accuse Prime Minister Netanyahu of prolonging the conflict for political reasons. The situation remains critical, with ongoing discussions about a ceasefire and the release of hostages, as the humanitarian toll in Gaza continues to rise.
Le Monde: Japan's failure to contain rising rice prices threatens Senate majority
The rising price of rice is jeopardizing Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's political future as it becomes a key voter concern ahead of the July 20 Senate elections. Polls indicate the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) could lose its majority, winning only 35 of 124 contested seats.
The LDP has promised to revive rice production, while the opposition, led by the Constitutional Democratic Party, advocates for increased subsidies and the elimination of the consumption tax on food. The price surge is attributed to poor harvests, increased demand, and criticism over Japan's rice import tariffs.
#health
Liberty Nation News: High on Health: America’s Kids Are Getting Sicker - Liberty Nation News
A recent study reveals that American children's health has declined significantly over the past two decades, with increased rates of chronic illnesses and mental health issues. Children today are 15%-20% more likely to have chronic conditions compared to 2011, with obesity affecting one in five.
Factors contributing to this decline include reduced physical activity, social isolation due to technology, and unhealthy food options laden with additives. Experts suggest that the shift towards ultra-processed foods and the prevalence of obesity are critical issues that need addressing to improve children's health in the U.S.
#education
The Western Journal: Biden DOJ Sought 'Federal Hook' to Justify Targeting Parents at School Board Meetings: Report
The Biden administration's Justice Department sought a "federal hook" to justify criminal charges against parents protesting school policies related to COVID, transgender issues, and critical race theory. Documents reveal that the DOJ's response was influenced by a letter from the National School Boards Association labeling these parents as "domestic terrorists."
Attorney General Merrick Garland's memo directing the FBI to assist local law enforcement followed shortly after the NSBA's request. Critics, including Rep. Jim Jordan, have questioned the timing and intent of the DOJ's actions, suggesting they infringe on parental rights.