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#illegals
The Western Journal: Watch: GOP Rep. Lets the Hidden Agenda Behind Her New Amnesty Bill Slip
Rep. Maria Salazar's immigration bill, "The Dignity Act," aims to provide a pathway for illegal aliens to gain legal status in the U.S. She argues that these individuals contribute to the economy and should be allowed to stay and work without federal benefits.
Critics claim the bill offers a loophole for amnesty and lacks real penalties for illegal immigration, potentially encouraging more to enter the country. Salazar insists her proposal is not amnesty, but opponents argue it undermines the rule of law and prioritizes certain individuals over others waiting to enter legally.
#politics
Fox News: Ex-Obama 'Pod Save America' aides give sarcastic response to Hunter Biden tirade
Hunter Biden criticized Democratic figures, including "Pod Save America" co-hosts, for abandoning his father, Joe Biden, as he drops out of the 2024 race. He labeled them as "junior f---ing speechwriters" profiting from their past ties to Obama.
In response, the co-hosts sarcastically remarked about Hunter's comments, reflecting on the implications of Biden's political decisions and their consequences.
Fox News: DeSantis has message for Cuomo after former governor jokes he would move to Florida
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis reacted to Andrew Cuomo's joking remark about moving to Florida if he loses the NYC mayoral race to socialist Zohran Mamdani. DeSantis warned against New Yorkers relocating to Florida, predicting a surge in property values in Palm Beach.
Cuomo, who plans to run as an independent after losing the Democratic primary, made the comment during a private event, emphasizing the stakes of the election. His adviser clarified that Cuomo is committed to New York, highlighting concerns over Mamdani's candidacy.
#society
Front Page Magazine: They Keep Stealing, Though Sharia Says Chop the Thief
A significant fraud scheme involving the nonprofit "Feeding Our Future" has resulted in nearly $250 million in federal funds being misappropriated, primarily by individuals within the Somali Muslim community. The operation involved submitting false claims for nonexistent meals, leading to multiple indictments for serious financial crimes.
Additionally, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is under scrutiny for allegedly misplacing over $7.2 million in federal grants intended for immigrant services, raising concerns about financial transparency and accountability. Critics argue that these incidents reflect a broader issue of selective outrage and a lack of accountability within certain Islamic organizations.
GB News: Labour confirms Battle of Orgreave national enquiry more than 41 years on
The UK Government has announced a national inquiry into the Battle of Orgreave, a violent clash between police and miners during the 1984 miners' strike. The inquiry, led by Bishop of Sheffield Dr. Pete Wilcox, aims to address longstanding questions about police conduct and the events of June 18, 1984.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper emphasized the need for transparency, stating that the inquiry fulfills a Labour manifesto pledge. The Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign has long advocated for this investigation, seeking to uncover the truth behind the police actions that day.
The Telegraph: Double-decker bus crashes into bridge in Manchester
A bus crash in Greater Manchester has resulted in 15 people hospitalized, with one in critical condition and two others seriously injured. Emergency services responded promptly, declaring a major incident before it was stood down shortly after.
The bus was reportedly not on its usual route, prompting transport authorities to initiate an investigation in collaboration with Greater Manchester Police and the bus operator, Stagecoach.
Front Page Magazine: Greenfield Video: Was Epstein With Israeli Intelligence?
Daniel Greenfield discusses the implications of Jeffrey Epstein's connections, questioning whether he had ties to Israeli intelligence. The conversation delves into broader themes of political corruption and the influence of powerful figures in American society.
The episode is part of a series exploring various controversial topics, including child trafficking and government complicity. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the content through subscriptions and donations.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Bangladesh Air Crash, Belgian National Day, and Releasing Turtles Into the Sea
Heavy rain in Manila caused flooding, impacting daily life as a motorcyclist navigates through children playing in the water. Meanwhile, in Brussels, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium honored World War II veterans during a military and civilian parade on Belgian National Day.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump didn’t like seeing reports of Gazans killed while seeking aid — White House
President Trump expressed concern over recent Palestinian casualties in Gaza and Israeli strikes in Syria, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire and the release of hostages. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt highlighted Trump's desire for humanitarian aid to be distributed peacefully, while ensuring it does not benefit Hamas.
Despite a strategic alignment with Israel, the U.S. administration is reportedly uneasy about Israeli military actions, with some officials voicing frustration over the impact on U.S. interests in the region. Leavitt noted that Trump maintains a good relationship with Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite being "caught off guard" by recent incidents.
Breitbart: Microsoft Claims It Will Stop Using Chinese Engineers to Maintain Critical Pentagon Systems
Microsoft will no longer allow engineers based in China to support U.S. defense clients using its Azure cloud services, following national security concerns. An investigation revealed that Chinese engineers had access to sensitive Defense Department systems, raising risks of espionage.
The company is modifying its practices to enhance security and ensure compliance with U.S. government regulations. The Defense Department will also review its systems to prevent similar vulnerabilities in the future.
Breitbart: Iran Calls for 'War Crimes' Trial Against U.K., Germany, France for Supporting Israel
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has called for the leaders of France, Germany, and the UK to face international criminal tribunals for their support of Israel, which he claims constitutes complicity in war crimes. This statement comes as Iran prepares for talks regarding the potential reimposition of UN sanctions following its breach of the nuclear deal.
Araghchi's letter to UN officials argues that the European nations have lost their moral standing to demand sanctions and cites their support for Israel's military actions. Iran aims to negotiate the lifting of existing sanctions while maintaining close ties with Russia and China amid rising tensions with the West.
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Reportedly Unhappy with 'Madman' Netanyahu: 'Like a Child Who Just Won't Behave'
President Trump and his administration are reportedly frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive actions, particularly following a recent strike in Syria. Sources describe Netanyahu's behavior as erratic and politically motivated, raising concerns about its impact on U.S.-Israel relations.
Officials have criticized Netanyahu for prioritizing domestic political pressures over diplomatic stability, with some expressing that his actions could ultimately harm Israel's long-term interests. Trump's dissatisfaction culminated in a phone call to Netanyahu after a controversial bombing incident, leading to a rare apology from the Israeli leader.
#history
Le Monde: Trump administration releases FBI records on MLK Jr. despite his family’s opposition
The Trump administration has released over 240,000 pages of FBI surveillance records on Martin Luther King Jr., which had been sealed since 1977. King's family and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference opposed the release, arguing it reflects illegal surveillance aimed at discrediting civil rights leaders.
King's children emphasized the personal nature of their father's legacy and urged the public to approach the files with empathy and respect for their ongoing grief. The release aligns with Trump's executive order to declassify records related to notable assassinations, including King’s.