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#illegals
Fox News: Florida state lawmaker says Trump is building ‘modern-day concentration camps’
Florida State Rep. Angie Nixon criticized President Trump for opening a new migrant detention facility in the Everglades, labeling it a "modern-day concentration camp." She argued that the facility, which can hold 5,000 illegal immigrants, reflects a troubling return to historical injustices.
Nixon emphasized that Trump's approach to immigration is unconstitutional and undermines due process for individuals, some of whom are U.S. citizens. She condemned the president's rhetoric and actions as harmful to communities and families.
Times Of Israel: Austria set to deport man to Syria, marking first for EU since Assad’s fall
Austria plans to deport a Syrian man after revoking his asylum status due to a criminal conviction, marking a potential first for Europe since the civil war began. Rights groups warn this could set a precedent for other EU nations amid rising anti-migration sentiment.
The Austrian government argues conditions have changed post-Assad, but critics assert it's premature to resume deportations. The UNHCR and various rights organizations emphasize the ongoing dangers in Syria, citing a humanitarian crisis and attacks against minorities.
#politics
Fox News: What Trump told faith leaders after slamming AT&T’s tech issues that nearly prevented massive call
President Trump held a conference call with over 10,000 faith leaders, promoting his administration's achievements in religious liberty and advocating for the passage of a major pro-family bill. He emphasized school choice, the expansion of the Child Tax Credit, and new "Trump Accounts" for newborns.
Trump criticized AT&T for technical issues that nearly postponed the call and highlighted recent U.S. military actions against Iran, claiming they restored peace and stability. He also mentioned efforts to end conflicts in other regions, asserting his administration's commitment to religious freedom.
Fox News: ‘Don’t Maryland my Virginia’: Youngkin, 2025 GOP ticket rallies together for first time ahead of key election
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin rallied support for the Republican ticket in the 2025 election, emphasizing contrasts with Democratic policies. He highlighted the need to prevent Virginia from becoming like Maryland or California, citing issues like job growth and taxation under Democratic leadership.
Youngkin and GOP candidates, including Winsome Earle-Sears and John Reid, addressed a crowd in Fairfax County, aiming to connect with rural voters and promote their diverse ticket. The event drew protests from left-wing demonstrators, who criticized Republican policies on Medicaid.
Breitbart: Raskin: I'd Prefer Raising Taxes on Others over 'Symbolic Consolation Prize' of Ending Taxes on Tips
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) expressed a preference for a more progressive income tax over eliminating taxes on tips. He believes that high earners should contribute more, as was the case under past conservative presidents like Nixon and Eisenhower.
Raskin views the proposal to not tax tips as a distraction from the broader issue of progressive taxation, asserting that tips are income and should be treated as such. He criticized the GOP for undermining the principle of progressive taxation in America.
Times Of Israel: UK lawmakers vote to approve ban of Palestine Action as terrorist organization
British lawmakers voted to classify pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action as a terrorist organization after its activists caused significant damage at military sites in protest against Britain's support for Israel. The decision follows a series of disruptive actions targeting companies linked to Israel.
The proscription, which aligns Palestine Action with groups like ISIS, is set to move to the House of Lords for approval. The group has called the ban unjustified and is challenging it in court, while UN experts have urged reconsideration, arguing that property damage without endangering life should not be labeled as terrorism.
Breitbart: Scott Brown Builds Massive Momentum in First NH Senate Campaign Week
Scott Brown, a Republican U.S. Senate candidate, has launched his campaign in New Hampshire with over 100 endorsements from various local leaders, including state senators, representatives, veterans, and community advocates. He emphasizes a movement for stronger leadership in Washington.
Brown's coalition includes support from military figures, business owners, and grassroots leaders statewide. He aims to build momentum and recruit more supporters to challenge Democrat Rep. Chris Pappas in the upcoming election.
Breitbart: Mark Penn: Zohran Mamdani a '9/11 Moment for the Democratic Party'
Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn criticized New York City Democrats' selection of Zohran Mamdani as their 2025 mayoral candidate, labeling it a “9/11 moment” for the party. He described Mamdani as an "antisemitic socialist" whose extreme views were not adequately challenged during the primaries.
Penn emphasized the need for Democrats to avoid framing the election as Mamdani versus Trump, as this could benefit Mamdani's campaign strategy. He expressed concern that the primary system had failed to expose Mamdani's radical positions.
The Western Journal: Trump Vows to Save NYC Again, This Time from 'Communist Lunatic' Mamdani
President Donald Trump has pledged to protect New York City from Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic primary winner and self-described democratic socialist. Trump criticized Mamdani as a "Communist Lunatic" and expressed his commitment to prevent him from taking office, promising to monitor his actions closely.
Trump's remarks reflect his long-standing connection to New York City, where he previously played a role in revitalizing its real estate market. He condemned the current state of the city under radical leadership and positioned himself as a defender against what he perceives as a decline in governance and public safety.
Breitbart: China Cheerleads Elon Musk's Campaign Against Key Trump Policies
The Chinese state-run Global Times has amplified Elon Musk's criticisms of President Trump, particularly regarding Trump's proposed legislation that could cut subsidies for green energy companies like Tesla. Experts cited in the article argue that this bill would negatively impact the US clean energy sector and global climate efforts.
Musk's relationship with Trump has soured, with Musk condemning the legislation as excessive government spending. Trump responded by highlighting Musk's reliance on subsidies and questioning the viability of his businesses without them. Musk has previously praised China and its workforce, despite ongoing human rights abuses in the country.
Breitbart: Trump to Kick Off Independence Day with 'Very Special Event' Honoring USA
President Trump will launch the celebration for America's 250th anniversary with an event in Iowa on July 3. He emphasized his connection to Iowa voters and plans to honor the nation and its heroes, while discussing his achievements in trade.
The event, described as a historic kick-off, will feature pre-programming at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, with Trump speaking later in the evening. This marks the beginning of a year-long commemoration leading to the anniversary in 2026.
The Western Journal: Hearing Room Erupts in Chaos After Dem Rep Makes Vile Comment About Pro-Life Republicans
During a House Rules Committee hearing, Democratic Rep. Maxwell Frost made controversial remarks about pro-life Republicans, suggesting they support life only until birth, after which he claimed they allow children to die in mass shootings. His comments led to chaos, with Republican members expressing outrage.
Chairwoman Virginia Foxx defended pro-life values and condemned Frost's statements as an attack on their integrity. Despite the uproar, Frost stood by his remarks, which many viewed as provocative and lacking factual basis. The exchange highlighted ongoing tensions around abortion and gun violence in political discourse.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 799: Breitbart’s Matt Boyle on the Senate Passing the Big Beautiful Bill
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill has passed the Senate and is now headed to the president's desk, with hopes of final approval by the July 4th deadline. The process involved some last-minute negotiations with the Senate parliamentarian.
The discussion features insights from Breitbart’s Washington Bureau Chief Matt Boyle on the bill's progress and upcoming steps.
#society
Breitbart: Asylum Seekers Must Perform Community Service or Lose Benefits
The Austrian state of Burgenland has launched a program requiring working-age asylum seekers receiving state assistance to perform community service or face reduced benefits. Participants will work 20-30 hours weekly for €1.60 per hour, engaging in tasks like landscaping and assisting in public facilities.
State officials argue this initiative will aid integration by providing structure and language learning opportunities. Currently, it affects about 130 asylum seekers, with a cap of 330 eligible for basic care subsidies. Similar federal measures have led to significant community service contributions from asylum seekers.
Breitbart: Will ESPN Apologize for Praising Lia Thomas in Women's History Month Video?
The University of Pennsylvania has vacated the records of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas and apologized for its policies that allowed him to compete in women's sports, following a resolution agreement with the U.S. Department of Education to comply with Title IX. This decision comes after criticism of the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's categories.
In light of UPenn's reversal, questions arise regarding ESPN's earlier celebration of Thomas during Women's History Month. The network featured Thomas prominently, but now, with UPenn's acknowledgment of Title IX violations, there are calls for ESPN to apologize for promoting Thomas at the expense of female athletes.
The Federalist: UPenn To Strip Male Swimmer Of Stolen Women's Championship
The University of Pennsylvania will restore female swimming records and strip those won by male athlete Lia Thomas, following a Resolution Agreement with the Department of Education to comply with Title IX. The agreement mandates UPenn to apologize to affected female athletes and recognize biological sex in its policies.
This decision comes after an investigation into UPenn's Title IX violations and reflects a broader push to protect women's sports from male participation. The university must also ensure that facilities are separated by sex and rescind any guidance conflicting with Title IX.
Breitbart: Bills First-Round Pick Maxwell Hairston Sued for Sexual Assault
Buffalo Bills first-round draft pick Maxwell Hairston is named in a civil suit alleging he sexually assaulted a woman in 2021 at the University of Kentucky. The Bills were aware of the allegations during the draft but still selected him, citing thorough investigations that found no truth to the claims.
Bills General Manager Brandon Beane expressed confidence in Hairston's character, stating that all investigations indicated the accusations were unfounded. The team has not publicly commented on the lawsuit.
The Western Journal: Liberal LA Dodgers Face Civil Rights Complaint Alleging DEI Hiring Practices: Report
A federal civil rights complaint has been filed against the Los Angeles Dodgers, alleging discriminatory hiring practices disguised as diversity efforts. America First Legal claims the team's practices violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by favoring certain groups based on race and sex.
The complaint criticizes the Dodgers and their parent company, Guggenheim Partners, for using "inclusive terminology" to segregate employees and applicants, potentially depriving individuals of opportunities. The organization maintains its commitment to diversity and inclusion, but the complaint argues these policies may lead to unlawful discrimination.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Denmark Arrests Man Over Allegedly Gathering Intelligence on Jews
A Danish national, identified as Ali S., was arrested in Aarhus for allegedly gathering intelligence on Jewish sites and individuals in Berlin for Iranian intelligence, potentially in preparation for terrorist attacks. German prosecutors stated he spied on three properties in June.
The arrest follows increased security measures for Jewish and Israeli facilities in Germany amid rising tensions with Iran. The Iranian Embassy denied the allegations, calling them unfounded and part of a campaign to distract from Israeli actions against Iran.
Times Of Israel: Amazon resumes deliveries to Israel after suspending service during war with Iran
Amazon has resumed delivery services to Israel after a brief suspension due to the conflict with Iran. While the ceasefire is in effect, shipping is limited due to ongoing flight restrictions. FedEx has fully resumed operations, while only a few airlines have restarted flights to Tel Aviv.
The conflict resulted in significant economic damage to Israel and left around 150,000 Israelis stranded abroad. Israel's military actions aimed to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions, which Iran denies, despite its missile attacks causing casualties in Israel.
Breitbart: Iran Formalizes Divorce with U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Agency
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has signed a law ending all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), following the parliament's decision to restrict IAEA inspectors from entering the country. This move comes amid ongoing tensions regarding Iran's nuclear program and violations of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
The IAEA's Director-General Rafael Grossi has criticized Iran's non-compliance and warned of the country's expanding uranium enrichment activities. Despite recent airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear sites, officials assert they will continue their nuclear development and seek reparations from the U.S. and Israel for damages.
Times Of Israel: Israeli peace overtures garner mixed reactions from citizens in Damascus, Beirut
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has proposed peace talks with Syria and Lebanon, aiming to normalize relations while safeguarding Israel's security interests. This comes amid shifting regional dynamics, including Syria's new leadership and Hezbollah's weakened position following recent conflicts.
Public sentiment in both countries is mixed, with some expressing cautious openness to negotiations that respect national dignity and rights, particularly concerning the Golan Heights. However, entrenched views and historical animosities complicate the prospect of full normalization.
Le Monde: French foreign minister on Iran's nuclear program: 'It is essential that our security interests be taken into account'
Jean-Noël Barrot, France's foreign minister, emphasizes the need for Europe to take a proactive stance amid global conflicts, particularly in Gaza and Ukraine. He advocates for reimposing a global embargo on Iran if negotiations on its nuclear activities fail, leveraging Europe's collective power.
Barrot's comments reflect a call for European unity and assertiveness in foreign affairs, rather than passivity in the face of U.S. military dominance.
The Western Journal: Watch: Candace Owens Claims Trump Personally Called Her, Told Her to Back Off Political Figure
Candace Owens claims that Donald Trump personally called her earlier this year, urging her to stop alleging that Brigitte Macron is transgender. During the call, Trump expressed concern for Mrs. Macron's well-being and suggested that halting her claims could support peace efforts in Europe.
Owens recounted her surprise at the call and pushed back against Trump's request, stating that the truth should not be compromised. She has long maintained that Brigitte Macron was born a man and has faced scrutiny for her claims. Trump has not commented on the conversation.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Announces New Trade Deal That Will Have Enormous China Implications
President Trump announced a new trade deal with Vietnam, which includes a 20% tariff on goods sent to the U.S. and a 40% tariff on transshipping. This deal grants the U.S. total access to Vietnamese markets, potentially undermining China's ability to circumvent tariffs through Vietnam.
The agreement aims to restore fairness in global trade, especially concerning China, which has historically exploited trade loopholes. The deal is seen as crucial for Vietnam, whose exports to the U.S. constitute a significant portion of its GDP.
Breitbart: Amazon May Soon Use More Robots than Humans in Warehouses
Amazon is nearing a point where robots in its warehouses may outnumber human employees, with over one million robots currently deployed. Robotics now aids 75% of Amazon's global deliveries, leading to a decrease in the average number of employees per warehouse, while increasing package output.
The company plans to reduce its workforce in the coming years, leveraging AI for improved efficiency. While Amazon claims robots will assist rather than replace human workers, some critics argue this shift could ultimately harm job security for employees.
#culture
Breitbart: Iceland Calls for Eurovision to Ban Israeli Flag After Being Accused of Plagiarizing Israeli Song
Stefán Jón Hafstein, president of Iceland's National Broadcaster, has called for Israel's ban from the Eurovision Song Contest, suggesting that if a ban isn't possible, Israeli singers should compete without national flags. This comes amid ongoing debates about Israel's participation, especially following the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Hafstein's commentary reflects a growing sentiment among several nations, including Slovenia, Belgium, and Spain, advocating for Israel's exclusion due to its military actions in Gaza. The European Broadcasting Union has yet to act on these calls, maintaining Israel's long-standing participation in the contest.
The Epoch Times: 24 Hours in Naples
Naples is a vibrant city characterized by bustling streets filled with cars, pedestrians, and scooters, alongside lively arguments and queues for delicious pizza. The city, located near Mount Vesuvius, embodies a unique intensity and passion that defines its culture.
Visitors can easily access the urban center from Naples Capodichino International Airport, adding to the sensory experience of this dynamic destination.
The Federalist: Pixar Artist: 'Elio' Is 'Nothing' Without Gay Propaganda
A Pixar artist criticized the studio's latest film, Elio, claiming it lacks substance without its original LGBT themes. The artist stated that the film becomes "totally nothing" when the queer elements are removed, highlighting a disconnect between creative vision and audience preferences.
The removal of these themes has led to a perception that Pixar struggles to create meaningful narratives without a political agenda. Critics argue that the studio needs to refocus on storytelling that emphasizes virtue and heroism to regain its artistic integrity.
Breitbart: Nolte: Marvel’s Woke ‘Ironheart’ Is Another Streaming Flop at Disney+
Disney's "Ironheart," featuring Riri Williams as a reimagined Iron Man, has failed to capture audience interest, debuting outside the top ten streaming shows despite releasing three episodes. The series has received poor ratings, with a 3.7 on IMDb and a 53% on Rotten Tomatoes, contrasting sharply with critics' praise.
The show's lack of appeal is attributed to its protagonist's portrayal as smug and humorless, lacking the complexity that made Tony Stark relatable. This trend of underwhelming releases continues for Disney, marking "Ironheart" as another disappointment among their 2025 lineup.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: National Forgetting
The founding of nations often involves a deliberate forgetting of historical truths, with leaders portrayed as divine figures to foster unity. Augustine critiques this tendency in Rome, urging remembrance of the violent origins of figures like Romulus, contrasting it with the Jewish tradition of acknowledging ancestral sins.
The Scriptures challenge the mythic narratives that nations create, emphasizing the need to remember human flaws rather than idealize origins. This creates a dichotomy between those who forget and those who remember, suggesting that true peace comes from acknowledging both glory and shame in a nation's history.
#crime
Forbes: The Same Cyberhacking Group Breached 3 Airlines In 3 Weeks
Three major airlines—WestJet, Hawaiian Airlines, and Qantas—have recently confirmed cyberattacks affecting their systems. The hacker group Scattered Spider is believed to be behind these incidents, which have raised concerns about the vulnerability of the airline sector.
Cybersecurity experts warn that the airline industry is a prime target due to its vast amounts of personal data and outdated systems. Airlines are taking precautions, including password resets, to mitigate the threat. Consumers are advised to monitor their financial information and consider freezing their credit to protect against potential identity theft.
The Western Journal: LGBT Pride Group Founder Sentenced for 'String of Sexual Offenses Against Children'
Stephen Ireland, co-founder of the LGBT Pride in Surrey group, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for multiple sexual offenses against children, including raping a 12-year-old boy he met on a dating app. His actions involved grooming and sharing explicit images of the child.
The court revealed Ireland's long-standing sexual interest in minors and the recovery of thousands of indecent images from his devices. His accomplice, David Sutton, received a four-year sentence for related offenses. Concerns about Ireland's behavior had been raised as early as 2021.
#sports
GB News: WATCH: Sharron Davies reacts to trans swimmer Lia Thomas being stripped of records
The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to remove records set by transgender swimmer Lia Thomas and ban transgender athletes from women's sports teams, following a decision supported by the Trump administration. Sharron Davies has called this move a victory for fairness in sports.
GB News: Sharron Davies hails decision by US university to strip records of trans swimmer Lia Thomas: 'Justice is served!'
The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to remove records set by transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, following a federal investigation that found violations of Title IX. The agreement includes restoring titles to affected female athletes and implementing biology-based participation criteria.
Sharron Davies praised the decision, asserting it took too long and was influenced by potential loss of federal funding. She emphasized ongoing issues in sports compliance with single-sex rules, noting that many sports in the UK still do not adhere to the Supreme Court ruling.
Breitbart: Jemele Hill Fires Back at Sophie Cunningham's Detroit Diss Amid WNBA Expansion Talk
Jemele Hill praised the WNBA's decision to return the Detroit Shock, emphasizing its significance for the city's resurgence and basketball legacy. She criticized Fever guard Sophie Cunningham's dismissive comments about Detroit, highlighting the city's strong basketball history.
The WNBA aims to expand to 18 teams by 2030, with new franchises in Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia, alongside previously announced teams in Portland and Toronto. Hill defended Detroit's basketball reputation against Cunningham's remarks.