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#illegals
Fox News: Trump's remittance tax aims to slow illegal immigration by targeting the money flow
The Senate's "big, beautiful bill" includes a 1% tax on cash remittances sent internationally, which could raise $10 billion for the federal government. This tax aims to discourage illegal immigration by making it harder for immigrants to send money home.
Experts are divided on its potential impact. While some believe it could deter illegal immigration, others warn it might worsen economic conditions in countries reliant on remittances, potentially increasing migration to the U.S. The House is currently debating the bill.
#politics
The Mirror: Bullying isn't banter - Badenoch's PMQs attack on Rachel Reeves crosses a line
Kemi Badenoch's comments during Prime Ministers' Questions have drawn criticism for crossing the line from banter to bullying. She mocked Rachel Reeves, who was visibly upset, questioning her position and making light of her distress. This behavior highlights a troubling trend of incivility in politics.
The article emphasizes the need for compassion and civility among politicians, as demonstrated by Stephen Flynn's supportive response compared to Badenoch's jeering. It calls for a re-humanization of public life to combat the toxic environment that has developed in political discourse.
Breitbart: White House Closes in on House Passage of Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
The White House is reportedly making progress on passing President Trump's Big, Beautiful Bill, with House Speaker Mike Johnson expressing optimism about a vote. Rep. Ralph Norman noted that the White House clarified implementation details to holdouts, while a House vote could occur soon.
Trump recently secured Senate passage of the bill following a lengthy amendment process, with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote. However, House Republicans are still working to gather support, causing delays in a key vote.
Le Monde: PKK accuses Turkish government of undermining disarmament effort
The PKK has accused elements within the Turkish government of undermining a historic disarmament process aimed at ending decades of conflict. Despite the PKK's declaration to cease armed conflict and plans for weapon destruction, ongoing military actions and poor prison conditions for leader Abdullah Ocalan are cited as obstacles.
PKK leader Mustafa Karasu expressed frustration over the government's lack of action, stating that isolation of Ocalan affects the peace process. He emphasized the need for the government to take necessary steps to ensure the continuation of disarmament efforts.
#society
Le Monde: The Exit music festival in Serbia faces closure as government cracks down on dissent
The Exit music festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, may hold its final edition in 2025 due to government pressure on freedom of expression. Festival director Dusan Kovacevic cited funding cuts and authoritarian measures against cultural institutions supporting anti-corruption protests as reasons for the potential exit.
Mass protests have erupted since a tragic incident in 2024, with demonstrators opposing President Aleksandar Vucic's rule and alleged corruption. The government's crackdown on dissent has intensified, leading to increased arrests and sanctions against supportive cultural entities.
Fox News: New Tennessee law will suspend driver's license of teens found guilty of bullying
Tennessee has enacted a law allowing courts to revoke the driving privileges of teenagers found guilty of bullying or cyberbullying. Effective July 1, this measure aims to deter bullying by imposing penalties on offenders, with the possibility of applying for a restricted license for essential activities.
The law, supported by bipartisan lawmakers, reflects ongoing efforts to address bullying and its mental health impacts on youth. While it allows flexibility for first-time offenders, it emphasizes the need for accountability among teens to foster a safer environment.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas reportedly won’t hold hostage handover ceremonies during Gaza ceasefire
Hamas will not hold public ceremonies during the hostage release as part of a ceasefire deal, which involves returning 10 living hostages and the remains of 18 captives to Israel over five occasions during a 60-day truce.
In a separate incident, a politically motivated hacker breached Columbia University's data systems, stealing student documents and causing network outages. The attack included displaying images of Donald Trump on campus monitors, though the connection to the breach remains unclear.
#crime
Breitbart: Intern for GOP Rep. Estes Shot, Killed in Washington, D.C. Shooting
An intern for Rep. Ron Estes, Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, 21, was shot and killed in Washington, D.C. on Monday night. He was one of three victims in a shooting believed to be targeted at others, with Tarpinian-Jachym succumbing to his injuries after being hospitalized.
Rep. Estes expressed condolences, highlighting Tarpinian-Jachym's kindness and service. The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the incident, noting that suspects fired from a vehicle before fleeing.