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#illegals
The Western Journal: 'He Started to Eat Himself': Noem Makes Chilling Claim About Illegal Alien Allowed In by Biden
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claimed that a cannibal was among the illegal immigrants allowed entry under the Biden administration, citing a disturbing incident during a deportation attempt. She emphasized the need for stricter immigration enforcement to protect communities.
Noem's remarks coincide with the opening of a new detention facility in Florida, dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz,” designed to expedite the deportation process for illegal immigrants. She and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis suggested that the facility might encourage self-deportation among those in the country illegally.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Southern California Cities Cancel 4th of July Events Due to ICE Raids
Fourth of July events in Southern California are being cancelled or postponed due to concerns over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. Cities like Bell Gardens and Boyle Heights have made these decisions to ensure resident safety amid fears of federal immigration enforcement.
Protests against ICE and the Trump administration are also planned, with activists promoting a campaign called "SICKOFICE.ORG" to show support for undocumented immigrants. The Department of Homeland Security maintains that the majority of those arrested by ICE are criminals with convictions.
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump hails 'fantastic' detention centre as he visits 'Alligator Alcatraz' in Florida
President Trump praised a new migrant detention center in Florida, describing it as "fantastic" and essential for border security. He highlighted the facility's location and security features, joking about the presence of alligators as a natural deterrent.
#politics
Breitbart: Rosie O'Donnell Slams Oprah Winfrey Over 'Gross' Bezos-Sanchez Wedding
Rosie O'Donnell criticized Oprah Winfrey for attending Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding, calling the event a display of "gross excess." She questioned Winfrey's friendship with Bezos, labeling him as unkind to employees and attacking Sanchez's appearance.
In a subsequent post, O'Donnell expressed outrage over wealth disparity, linking Bezos's lavish spending to cuts in social benefits. She further claimed that President Trump's proposed legislation poses a threat to democracy and could lead to the outlawing of being gay in the U.S.
The Western Journal: Another One Bites the Dust: CBS Settles with Trump Over Infamous Kamala '60 Minutes' Segment
CBS has settled with President Trump for $16 million over the editing of then-Vice President Kamala Harris' "60 Minutes" interview, which Trump claimed distorted her responses and misled the public. The funds will support Trump's presidential library.
This settlement follows similar agreements with other media outlets, including ABC and Meta, as Trump continues to challenge media practices he deems misleading. CBS will also be required to release transcripts of future candidate interviews after airing.
The Western Journal: These Are the Three GOP Senators Who Voted Against the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
Three GOP senators—Rand Paul, Susan Collins, and Thom Tillis—voted against the "Big Beautiful Bill," a key tax and spending package for President Trump. Their opposition resulted in a tie-breaking vote from Vice President J.D. Vance for the bill to pass.
Paul criticized the bill for raising the debt ceiling, while Collins and Tillis expressed concerns over cuts to Medicaid. The dissenting votes highlight internal party divisions, with Tillis announcing his retirement amid pressure from Trump.
Breitbart: Report: Fmr DNC Insider Reveals 'Puppet Masters' Who Allegedly Ran Biden WH
A former Democratic insider, Lindy Li, accused unnamed individuals in the Biden White House of operating behind the scenes, likening it to "elder abuse." She claimed that key figures, including Jill Biden and Anthony Bernal, exercised significant control over President Biden's actions and decisions.
Li's comments come amid House Oversight Committee inquiries into Biden's mental decline, alleging a cover-up by his Cabinet members. She criticized Bernal for evading accountability and suggested that several advisors effectively ran the administration, undermining Biden's leadership.
#society
Le Monde: In Japan, a manga artist has predicted a disaster in early July, causing a drop in tourism
A vision from manga artist Ryo Tatsuki predicts a catastrophic tsunami on July 5, warning of massive waves devastating Japan and the Pacific Rim. This forecast has led to widespread panic, causing a significant drop in tourist bookings from Taiwan, China, and South Korea.
The Tottori department reported nearly a 50% decline in bookings from Hong Kong, with officials acknowledging the negative impact of these rumors on tourism.
Forbes: Kanye West’s Australian Visa Revoked Over ‘Heil Hitler’ Song
Kanye West, now known as Ye, has had his Australian visa revoked following the release of his controversial song "Heil Hitler." Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke stated that West's immigration status was reassessed due to his offensive comments and the recent song, which promotes Nazism.
The decision reflects ongoing concerns about West's antisemitic rhetoric, which has led to significant financial losses and the termination of various business partnerships. While it's unclear if he faces a permanent ban from Australia, Burke emphasized that the country does not need to import bigotry.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Copies Trump, on Wildfires: 'Make America Rake Again'
California Governor Gavin Newsom is adopting a new wildfire management strategy by echoing Donald Trump's "Make America Rake Again" slogan. This comes amid criticism of his administration's handling of wildfires, with Newsom arguing that federal land management contributes to the issue.
Despite previously mocking Trump's forest management advice, Newsom is now calling for increased federal support and funding for wildfire prevention efforts, while also highlighting California's own initiatives. He faces scrutiny over the effectiveness of his policies and the state's wildfire response.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Freezes Cash Flows to Cuba's Most Lucrative Regime-Run Companies
President Trump has signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum to reinforce U.S. policy against Cuba's communist regime, reversing Biden-era concessions. The memorandum aims to restrict financial transactions benefiting the Cuban military and uphold the U.S. embargo, while promoting human rights and democracy in Cuba.
Cuban officials condemned the measures, claiming they harm the Cuban people and serve narrow interests. The memorandum includes provisions for supporting internet access and free press in Cuba, while also reviewing human rights abuses by the Castro regime.
The Telegraph: If this ceasefire holds, Trump’s foreign policy agenda would be a roaring triumph
Donald Trump is positioning himself as a peace president, claiming a 60-day ceasefire agreement in Gaza and urging Hamas to accept it. Despite some shifts in Israeli public opinion favoring peace, historical patterns of failed truces and ongoing Hamas influence present significant challenges to achieving lasting peace.
Israeli leadership faces internal pressure, with far-right coalition partners opposing any peace initiatives. The continued military presence in Gaza and unresolved issues regarding a Palestinian state further complicate the situation. While Trump's intentions are noted, the road to peace remains fraught with obstacles.
Breitbart: South Africa Pays Homage to Ayatollah; Signs Iran's 'Condolence Book'
South Africa's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anna Thandi Moraka, visited the Iranian embassy to sign a condolence book, posing near a portrait of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The purpose of the condolences remains unclear, especially following Iran's military actions against Israel.
The African National Congress (ANC), South Africa's ruling party, has been linked to Iran amid allegations of receiving funding, despite the government's attempts to maintain a non-aligned stance. Iran's recent missile attacks resulted in civilian casualties and injuries in Israel.
Times Of Israel: US urges UN to remove envoy for ‘virulent antisemitism and support for terrorism’
The Trump administration has urged the UN to dismiss Francesca Albanese, the rapporteur on Palestinian rights, citing her alleged antisemitism and support for terrorism. The call follows her controversial report accusing corporations of complicity in Israel's actions, which has drawn criticism from both the Biden and Trump administrations.
Albanese has faced accusations of bias against Israel, including inflammatory remarks comparing Israelis to Nazis and denying Israel's right to self-defense. Pro-Israel groups have condemned her statements, and US officials have labeled her unfit for her role, emphasizing that the UN should not tolerate antisemitism.
The Western Journal: Hamas Propagandist Deletes X Account After Being Caught in Preposterous Lie About Gaza Aid
Omar Hamad, a pharmacist and social media figure from Gaza, has faced backlash after making outrageous claims about American aid workers allegedly trapping Gazans for amusement. His assertions, including bizarre accusations of war crimes, have been widely circulated but debunked by organizations like the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
Despite the absurdity of his statements, Hamad gained attention from various media outlets before deleting his social media accounts following the exposure of his fabrications. This incident highlights the dangers of uncritical media coverage and the spread of misinformation amidst the ongoing conflict.
Times Of Israel: Trump says Israel ‘agreed to necessary conditions to finalize’ 60-day Gaza ceasefire
President Trump announced that Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas, aiming to facilitate negotiations for a permanent resolution. Qatar and Egypt are set to deliver the final proposal to Hamas, with Trump expressing hope that Hamas will accept the deal.
Despite the announcement, significant hurdles remain, including disagreements over humanitarian aid distribution and terms for resuming fighting. Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to discuss these issues during his upcoming visit to the White House, where talks on a hostage release deal are also ongoing.
#economy
Forbes: Red States–And AI–Are Big Losers From Trump’s Clean Energy Massacre
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act aims to phase out federal tax credits for wind and solar energy, potentially harming the renewable energy sector. The bill also opens more federal lands for fossil fuel leasing and ends subsidies for electric vehicles, raising concerns about U.S. energy competitiveness.
Critics, including industry leaders and unions, warn that the bill could stifle investment in renewables, particularly in Republican areas that rely on these energy sources. As electricity demand grows, particularly from data centers, the competition for power may intensify, leading to higher costs for consumers.
Forbes: Tesla Q2 Vehicle Deliveries Shrank 13% As Elon Musk’s Troubles Mount
Tesla reported vehicle deliveries of 384,122 for Q2, falling short of Wall Street expectations and marking a 13% decline from the previous year. This decline coincides with Elon Musk's strained relationship with Donald Trump, impacting Tesla's popularity and stock performance.
Musk's political stance has contributed to a drop in sales, particularly in Europe, China, and California. Following the disappointing sales figures, Musk has taken direct control of U.S. and European sales operations after firing the head of North America and Europe.
#crime
Le Monde: Jury reaches partial verdict in Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex trafficking trial
The jury in Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial reached a partial verdict on four of five counts, including two counts of sex trafficking and two counts of transportation for prostitution. However, they remain deadlocked on the racketeering conspiracy charge, prompting continued deliberations.
If convicted, Combs faces severe penalties, including a potential life sentence for the racketeering charge. His defense argues that the case mischaracterizes his lifestyle and that the allegations stem from personal relationships rather than criminal behavior.
#science
Forbes: A Piece Of Mars Is Going Up For Sale This Month—And Could Break Records
A 54-pound Martian meteorite, known as NWA 16788, will be auctioned by Sotheby’s on July 16, 2025, with an estimated value of $2 million to $4 million. This specimen, found in Niger, represents nearly 7% of all Martian material on Earth.
Currently, only 400 Martian meteorites are recognized globally, making this auction a significant event in the field of meteorite collecting. The Fukang meteorite, previously the most expensive, weighs over 2,200 pounds but did not sell at a past auction.