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#illegals
Breitbart: WATCH: A Look into Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Illegal Alien Detention Facility
The Miami-Dade Collier Training Facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," has been approved by the Department of Homeland Security to house and deport criminal illegal aliens. President Trump visited the facility on its grand opening, accompanied by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis emphasized the need for other states to adopt similar measures, suggesting that the facility's conditions could encourage voluntary deportations. The facility can accommodate up to 5,000 individuals and is designed to be isolated, surrounded by challenging terrain.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Paramount to pay $16m in settlement with Trump over ’60 Minutes’ interview with Harris
Paramount has settled a lawsuit with Donald Trump for $16 million over the editing of a "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris. The funds will support Trump's future presidential library, and the settlement does not include an apology.
The case, which raised concerns about press freedom, will require "60 Minutes" to release transcripts of future presidential candidate interviews, with some legal redactions. Trump's lawyer argued the edits caused confusion and mental anguish, impacting voter perception.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Rachel Reeves crying at PMQs after ‘row with Speaker’
Rachel Reeves became emotional during Prime Minister's Questions following a disagreement with Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. The altercation stemmed from a previous session where she was asked multiple times to be more concise in her responses.
After Hoyle addressed her conduct before PMQs, Reeves reportedly began to cry. A spokesperson indicated she was already managing a personal issue prior to the session. Sir Lindsay's office declined to comment.
Breitbart: Campus Carry for Self-Defense Took Effect Today in South Dakota
South Dakota's Senate Bill 100, signed by Gov. Larry Rhoden, allows campus carry at public colleges and technical schools starting July 1, 2025. The law permits students, visitors, and staff with enhanced concealed carry permits to carry concealed weapons, including guns and pepper spray.
Rhoden addressed concerns over campus carry, comparing it to past fears surrounding constitutional carry, which he claims did not materialize. He expressed confidence that similar criticisms of campus carry would also prove unfounded.
The Western Journal: Multiple House Republicans Oppose Senate's 'Unacceptable' Changes to the 'Big Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans are expressing strong opposition to the Senate's revisions of the "Big Beautiful Bill," which passed with a narrow margin. Many lawmakers are concerned about increased spending and fiscal irresponsibility, complicating the bill's chances in the House.
Despite President Trump's push for the bill's passage, dissenting voices within the party highlight significant changes made by the Senate that diverge from their original priorities. The House leadership faces a challenging path ahead as they work to reconcile differing views.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Lara Trump Considering Run for NC Senate, Says She Sees Herself as a Senator
Lara Trump is considering a run for the Senate seat being vacated by Thom Tillis (R-NC), who recently announced his retirement. She criticized Tillis as "RINO-esque" and expressed the need for a representative aligned with Trump’s "America First" agenda.
Lara, who has deep roots in North Carolina, acknowledged receiving encouragement from the White House regarding her potential candidacy. She emphasized the importance of timing and family considerations in her decision-making process.
GB News: WATCH: MPs vote to pass benefits bill on welfare reform after second reading
The UK Parliament has approved the second reading of Labour's welfare reform bill, with 335 votes in favor and 260 against, resulting in a majority of 75. The Government has postponed decisions on Pip eligibility until after a review by Sir Stephen Timms, following significant opposition from Labour MPs.
The Telegraph: BBC staff accuse corporation of ‘anti-Palestinian racism’
BBC staff have accused the corporation of anti-Palestinian racism and acting as a public relations arm for the Israeli government. They demand the removal of Sir Robbie Gibb from the board due to alleged ties to the Jewish Chronicle.
An open letter signed by 107 journalists and notable figures claims the BBC is hindered by a fear of criticizing Israel.
Forbes: Trump’s War On The Media Explained: Paramount Settles With Trump
Paramount will pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit by Donald Trump, who accused CBS News of deceptively editing an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris to favor her. The funds will support Trump's presidential library and cover legal fees.
This lawsuit is part of Trump's broader strategy to challenge media he perceives as biased, including multiple lawsuits against various outlets and efforts to influence federal media funding and oversight.
The Western Journal: Poll About American Pride Begs Simple Question: Why Do Democrats Hate the USA?
A recent Gallup poll indicates that while 58% of Americans express pride in their nationality, this figure has dropped since 2020, particularly among Democrats and Independents. Only 36% of Democrats reported feeling proud, a stark contrast to 92% of Republicans who maintain a strong sense of patriotism.
The decline in Democratic pride is attributed to their reaction to political leadership, specifically during the Trump administration. The commentary suggests that many on the left harbor anti-American sentiments, while Republicans are characterized as consistently pro-American. The author encourages celebrating American freedoms and values, especially during the Fourth of July.
Forbes: Project 2025 At Supreme Court: How Groups Influenced Court This Term
The Supreme Court sided with arguments from groups linked to the right-wing agenda Project 2025 in eight out of twelve major cases this term, according to a Forbes analysis. The Heritage Foundation spearheaded Project 2025, which aims to overhaul the executive branch under a future conservative president, with over 100 organizations involved.
While the court favored conservative interests in areas such as transgender healthcare and parental rights in education, it rejected cases related to religious charter schools and the Affordable Care Act. Many organizations distanced themselves from Project 2025, claiming no direct affiliation with its agenda despite overlapping policy interests.
Breitbart: Clinic Opens in Chicago Offering Third Trimester Abortions
Hope Clinic has opened a second location in Chicago, offering abortions up to 34 weeks into pregnancy, making it one of the few clinics in the U.S. to provide third-trimester abortions. The clinic emphasizes adherence to Illinois law while addressing various reasons women may seek late-term procedures.
Critics, including pro-life advocates, argue that late-term abortions are unnecessary and inhumane, highlighting that the U.S. has fewer restrictions compared to other nations. Despite public opposition to late-term abortions, the clinic maintains that expanded access is crucial for women facing health complications.
GB News: Donald Trump says he will 'take a look' at deporting Elon Musk after backlash over 'big, beautiful bill'
Donald Trump has suggested he might consider deporting Elon Musk after their relationship soured over Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Musk criticized the legislation for its cuts to electric vehicle subsidies, prompting Trump to dismiss his concerns and warn Musk could face significant losses.
Trump expressed regret over his Tesla purchase and reiterated his opposition to electric vehicle mandates. Musk, in response, threatened to form a new political party if the bill passes, indicating potential repercussions for Republican lawmakers in upcoming primaries.
Breitbart: Zohran Mamdani Officially Wins Democrat Primary for NYC Mayor
Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani has won the Democratic primary for New York City mayor, defeating former Governor Andrew Cuomo with 56% of the vote. This marks the highest voter turnout for a Democratic primary in 36 years, with over one million New Yorkers participating.
Mamdani will face incumbent Mayor Eric Adams, running as an independent, in the general election. Cuomo's camp has not ruled out a potential independent run, emphasizing the need for actionable solutions to the city's challenges.
#society
Times Of Israel: Leader of Tibetan Buddhism says he won’t be last Dalai Lama as he plans to reincarnate
The Dalai Lama affirmed that the Tibetan Buddhist institution will persist after his death, emphasizing that his successor should be identified according to traditional practices, independent of Chinese influence. He stated that the Gaden Phodrang Trust will oversee this process.
China's claim to control the selection of the next Dalai Lama is expected to lead to tensions, potentially resulting in rival claimants. The Dalai Lama has consistently urged followers to reject any successor appointed by Beijing, reinforcing the importance of preserving Tibetan identity and autonomy.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US strikes ‘seriously damaged’ Fordo nuclear site, Iran’s FM says
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi reported that the US bombing of the Fordo nuclear site has caused significant damage. While the extent of the destruction remains unclear, he stated that Iran's nuclear program could recover, emphasizing that the technology and knowledge for enrichment still exist.
Despite US President Trump's claims of obliteration, Iranian officials suggest they may resume uranium enrichment soon. The US and Israel assert that the strikes aimed to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, while Iran maintains its program is peaceful. Israel has warned of potential further military action if Iran attempts to rebuild its capabilities.
Le Monde: US strikes in Iran: 'In the past, the use of force in the name of nuclear counter-proliferation has proven counterproductive'
Recent US and Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites have raised questions about their effectiveness and legality. While Israel has had a nuclear arsenal since 1967, Iran has not yet developed nuclear weapons, despite widespread misconceptions among the public.
The use of force for counter-proliferation, while historically employed by the US, Israel, and the UK, is often viewed as a breach of international law. Additionally, research indicates that the US has played a significant role in proliferating nuclear capabilities globally, contradicting its image as a leader in non-proliferation.
Times Of Israel: Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is answer to ‘broken aid system,’ says group’s head
Rev. Johnnie Moore, an early Evangelical supporter of Donald Trump, leads the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which claims to provide essential aid amid a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by conflict. GHF has distributed millions of meals but faces criticism for operating in dangerous IDF-controlled zones, leading to violence against aid seekers.
Over 165 international aid organizations have called for an end to GHF’s operations, arguing it endangers lives and perpetuates suffering. Moore contends that traditional aid systems fail to address the needs of Gazans and that GHF's approach is necessary to ensure food reaches those in need, despite the risks involved.
#military
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Halts Missile Shipments to Ukraine in Move to 'Put America's Interests First'
The Pentagon has halted some missile shipments to Ukraine due to concerns over U.S. stockpile depletion, prioritizing American interests, according to White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly. This decision comes amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
While some lawmakers, like Rep. Marcy Kaptur, argue that U.S. weapons are crucial for Ukraine's defense, many Trump supporters express approval of the halt, criticizing the ongoing military aid to Ukraine. The situation highlights a tension between foreign military commitments and domestic resource management.
#culture
Forbes: Nike’s Debut Lego Brick Playset Sells Out In Minutes, Strengthening Nike’s Youth Appeal
Nike has partnered with LEGO to launch the first-ever Nike Dunk x LEGO brick set, which sold out quickly at $100. This 1,180-piece set includes a basketball sneaker design and a new LEGO minifigure. The collaboration aims to engage children and expand Nike's presence in the kids' market.
The partnership will also feature co-branded footwear and apparel, with a Nike Air Max Dn x LEGO sneaker set to release next month. Former LEGO CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp has been nominated to Nike's board, signaling a strategic move to enhance brand engagement and future growth.
Breitbart: WNBA's Cameron Brink Dishes On 'Walking Around Naked' During Magazine Shoot
Cameron Brink of the Los Angeles Sparks revealed on a podcast that she felt comfortable walking around naked during a recent photo shoot for Players magazine, surprising her mother. She emphasized her trust in the creative team and compared the experience to being in a locker room.
Despite her openness, Brink clarified that she has no plans for a fully nude photo shoot in the future. She enjoyed the artistry of the shoot but was joking when she initially told her mother about posing naked.
The Western Journal: Report Exposes Just How Doomed Disney Is After Historic Flop of a Film
Pixar's latest film, "Elio," has been labeled a significant failure, opening to just over $20 million and projected to be one of the worst-performing releases in the studio's history. The film underwent multiple revisions, shifting from a story about an 11-year-old boy's crush to a more conventional narrative, which alienated key cast members.
Critics argue that Disney's focus on identity politics and social agendas has overshadowed storytelling, leading to a decline in audience interest. This trend, exemplified by "Elio," raises concerns about the company's future if it continues to prioritize activism over traditional family-friendly content.
The Western Journal: 'The WNBA Is Never Going to Be Successful': Player's Reaction to Big Trade Raises Eyebrows
NaLyssa Smith of the Dallas Wings expressed disappointment over her trade to the Las Vegas Aces, stating she felt "sick" about the move. Her emotional reaction, shared on social media, sparked criticism of both her and the WNBA, with some commentators declaring the league's struggles would continue.
Despite the backlash, Smith later indicated excitement for the opportunity with the Aces, who are in playoff contention. The trade highlights the challenges and scrutiny faced by players in the WNBA.
Le Monde: 'Squid Game' season three on Netflix: The epic of Player 456 questions what remains for humanity when hope is gone
Season three of "Squid Game" has premiered, showcasing a bleak scenario where the rebellious players have been defeated. Seong Gi-hun, the protagonist, aims to dismantle the deadly contest but finds himself in a brutal new round where participants must kill each other to qualify.
The series continues to explore themes of despair under capitalism and flawed democracies, with the director suggesting that players still have agency in their fate, despite the overwhelming despair.
#crime
The Western Journal: 7 Foreign Nationals Arrested After Attempting One Too Many Elaborate Jewelry Store Heists: Police
Seven foreign nationals were arrested in California after a failed jewelry store heist. The suspects are linked to a previous burglary in May, where they used blowtorches to access safes. Police were tipped off about their plans for a second robbery and made the arrests during the attempt.
Authorities believe the suspects have a history of similar crimes in their home countries and across the U.S. The investigation involved multiple police departments, and one suspect remains at large.
Breitbart: SHERIFF: Beachgoer Finds 25 Kilos of 'Yosemite Sam' Cocaine on Florida Beach
A beachgoer in Florida discovered nearly $500,000 worth of cocaine washed ashore, leading to the seizure of about 25 kilos by local authorities. This incident marks the second recent cocaine find in the region, following a similar discovery in Alabama.
The cocaine packages were branded with a "Yosemite Sam" logo. Investigations have been handed over to ICE Homeland Security Investigations to pursue the drug traffickers responsible.
Forbes: Diddy Trial: Legal Experts Say Partial Verdict Could Be A Bad Thing For Sean Combs
Jurors in Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal trial reached a partial verdict, convicting him on four counts related to sex trafficking and transportation for prostitution, while deadlocking on a racketeering charge. Legal experts suggest the complexity of the racketeering charge may have contributed to the jury's inability to reach a unanimous decision.
The jury requested transcripts of key testimony, indicating they may have found the evidence against Combs compelling. If convicted on the four counts, retrial on the racketeering charge is considered unlikely. The jury continues deliberations.
The Western Journal: DOJ Charges 324 Individuals in Historic $14.6 Billion Health Fraud Scheme
The Department of Justice has charged over 320 individuals in what is described as the largest healthcare fraud scheme in U.S. history, involving false medical claims totaling approximately $14.6 billion. This unprecedented crackdown highlights organized crime syndicates exploiting Medicare and Medicaid, impacting American taxpayers.
The schemes included identity theft and fraudulent billing for medical supplies and services, affecting vulnerable populations. The DOJ aims to combat these crimes, emphasizing the importance of protecting taxpayer funds and the integrity of healthcare programs.
The Telegraph: British gang ‘threatened to kill teenager unless she smuggled drugs to Georgia’
A British teenager, Bella May Culley, was arrested in Georgia after allegedly being forced to smuggle drugs by a gang that threatened her family. Her lawyer claims she was tortured and coerced into the act while in Thailand, where she was shown a violent video to intimidate her.
Culley, who is reportedly pregnant, faces serious drug charges after arriving with a suitcase containing cannabis worth £200,000. She testified in court that she was "forced under torture" to participate in the smuggling operation.
Forbes: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Verdict: Guilty On Two Counts, Acquitted On Racketeering And Sex Trafficking
Sean "Diddy" Combs was found guilty of transportation to engage in prostitution but acquitted of more serious charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking, after a nearly two-month federal trial. The jury deliberated for over 13 hours before reaching a unanimous decision.
Combs faces potential prison time, with each conviction carrying a maximum sentence of 10 years. Prosecutors are seeking a 20-year sentence, while defense attorneys are advocating for his release until sentencing. The charges involved transporting former girlfriends for sexual purposes.
#sports
Breitbart: D-Backs Fan Who Robbed Giants' Christian Koss of Game-Tying HR Is a Frequent Offender
The Giants felt wronged after their loss to the Diamondbacks, particularly due to a controversial fan interference call that downgraded a potential game-tying home run by Christian Koss to a double. This incident marked the fifth time the same fan has interfered in a game.
Despite the interference, the Giants were unable to capitalize, ultimately losing 4-2. The fan was removed from the stadium, raising questions about future attendance and potential bans.
Breitbart: Dick Vitale Blasts WNBA Players for Caitlin Clark’s Low All-Star Ranking: ‘Pure Jealousy’
Caitlin Clark was voted the 9th-best guard in WNBA All-Star voting, sparking criticism from ESPN analyst Dick Vitale, who labeled the decision as "pure jealousy." He argued that Clark has significantly contributed to the league's growth and visibility.
Despite missing seven games and struggling recently, Clark's fan support remains strong, as evidenced by her record-setting 1.3 million votes. She is set to captain the All-Star Game on July 19. The Fever will face the Minnesota Lynx on Tuesday night.
#science
Le Monde: Orcas use kelp to scratch each other's backs, like a natural loofah
A recent study highlights the importance of long-term observation in understanding orca behavior, specifically among the southern resident population in the Salish Sea. Conducted by a British-American team, the research showcases unexpected findings that enhance knowledge of these well-studied marine mammals.
The Center for Whale Research has monitored these orcas for nearly 50 years, allowing researchers to identify individuals and their familial connections while still uncovering new insights.
#technology
Breitbart: Proton Sues Apple Claiming Anticompetitive App Store Practices and Fees
Proton has filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging anticompetitive practices and excessive App Store fees. The suit claims Apple holds monopolies in app distribution and payment processing, highlighting restrictions that hinder developers and promote censorship in authoritarian regimes.
Proton argues that Apple's policies disproportionately affect third-party apps and seeks changes to the App Store along with monetary damages to support democracy and human rights organizations. This lawsuit follows previous legal challenges to Apple's market dominance.