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Jul 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Chilling video allegedly shows illegal migrant dragging screaming sex trafficking victim back to captivity
A Honduran illegal migrant, Jose Armando Carcamo-Perdomo, is accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Chinese migrant woman in Houston. Surveillance footage shows him carrying the screaming victim back to a trailer where she was allegedly held captive for over five days without food or water.
Authorities believe this incident may be linked to a larger sex trafficking operation. Carcamo-Perdomo, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2020, was arrested on July 14 and is facing serious charges. The victim is now safe and receiving support.
The Western Journal: Cory Booker Dunked On Over Tribute to Immigrant Laborers That Is Borderline Romantic: 'Are You Protecting Illegal Slavery?'
Sen. Cory Booker faced backlash after posting a tribute to immigrant farm workers, featuring a video of illegal laborers picking crops set to a melancholic song. Critics accused him of romanticizing illegal labor and likened his message to historical justifications for exploitation.
Responses ranged from questioning whether he was endorsing "illegal slavery" to comparisons with past comments about immigrant labor. The post was perceived as tone-deaf and sparked significant criticism on social media.
Fox News: This new air scanner could replace drug dogs at US borders
A new device called VaporID, developed by the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, is set to enhance border security by detecting drugs and explosives more quickly and accurately than traditional methods. This portable air scanner can identify substances like fentanyl and cocaine in seconds, even at trace levels, potentially replacing drug-sniffing dogs.
VaporID's advanced technology allows it to filter and analyze air samples in real time, providing immediate results without the fatigue and limitations of canine units. Its deployment could significantly improve U.S. Customs and Border Protection's ability to combat drug smuggling and enhance national security.
#politics
Times Of Israel: At Knesset conference on ‘Gaza Riviera,’ Smotrich claims IDF chief favors annexation
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich proposed a “security annexation” of northern Gaza, claiming support from IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. At a Knesset conference, he advocated for reestablishing Jewish settlements, framing it as a response to the October 7 Hamas attack and a security measure.
Smotrich asserted that the U.S. supports his vision of transforming Gaza into a prosperous resort area. The conference faced criticism from opposition lawmakers, who accused Smotrich of promoting war crimes. Prime Minister Netanyahu has distanced himself from resettlement plans, emphasizing that Israel does not seek to control Gaza.
GB News: Keir Starmer 'latching on to Donald Trump's charisma' in desperate bid to salvage dire polling, top strategist says
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is reportedly seeking to bolster his low approval ratings by aligning with Donald Trump, according to former Republican strategist Adam Goodman. As Starmer's party support dwindles to 23%, Trump's upcoming visit to Scotland and potential discussions on trade could provide a strategic advantage for both leaders.
Goodman emphasized that Starmer's partnership with Trump could yield benefits, particularly in addressing trade and tariffs between the UK and the US. However, Republican Congressman Pat Harrigan cautioned that for Starmer to gain Trump's support, he must take concrete actions on issues like border security and industry rebuilding.
Breitbart: Japanese PM Ishiba Refuses to Resign After Election Disaster
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru plans to remain in office despite his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) losing control of the upper house in recent elections. The LDP, along with coalition partner Komeito, secured 47 seats but fell short of the majority needed. Analysts suggest the opposition may struggle to oust Ishiba.
The elections revealed a shift among younger voters dissatisfied with the political establishment, favoring parties promising sales tax cuts. The nationalist Sanseito party made significant gains, reflecting a desire for change among disillusioned LDP supporters.
Breitbart: Fetterman's Wife Says She Would Not Support Him Seeking Higher Office
Gisele Fetterman, wife of Sen. John Fetterman, stated she would not support her husband if he pursued a presidential run. In an interview, she emphasized that while the decision is his, she has no interest in politics and finds it "mean."
Gisele also dismissed rumors of her own political ambitions as "bizarre." She reiterated her dislike for the political landscape and expressed a desire for change.
Fox News: 'Not going away': Inside the Epstein drama that's thrown House GOP into chaos
House Republicans are facing internal strife over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's case, with frustrations mounting regarding transparency and accountability. GOP members are divided, with some pushing for the release of Epstein-related files while others support deferring to the Trump administration's ongoing review.
The discord has led to stalled legislative efforts, as Democrats capitalize on the situation, demanding the release of information. Some Republicans warn that failing to address the issue could hurt their electoral prospects in the future, while others urge patience and trust in the administration's process.
#society
Breitbart: Syria's Jihadi Overlords Evacuate Bedouins, Blame Druze for Violence in Contested Sweida Region
The Syrian government has begun evacuating Bedouin families from the Sweida region amid escalating violence between Bedouins and Druze. President Ahmed al-Sharaa has blamed the Druze for inciting conflict, while they accuse the government of ethnic cleansing. The situation remains tense, with ceasefire efforts failing.
The Syrian Red Crescent has provided limited humanitarian aid, while international criticism grows over the treatment of minority groups in Syria. Local leaders express horror at government forces siding with Bedouins, leading to significant casualties among Druze civilians.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Iran Confirms to Fox News That 'We Cannot Give Up' Nuclear Program: 'National Pride'
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed that the country will not abandon its nuclear enrichment program, citing national pride as a key factor. Despite recent military strikes by the U.S. and Israel that damaged nuclear facilities, Araghchi stated that Iran remains determined to pursue its nuclear ambitions.
U.S. officials emphasize the importance of preventing Iran from enriching uranium to thwart its potential development of nuclear weapons. While Araghchi noted that enrichment has paused temporarily due to the strikes, he did not clarify the status of any enriched uranium.
Breitbart: Cuban Figurehead President Thanks China for Training Repressive Communist Prosecutors
Cuba's leader Miguel Díaz-Canel expressed gratitude to Chinese Prosecutor General Ying Yong for training Cuban prosecutors during Ying's recent visit. This meeting highlights the strengthening ties between the two nations as Cuba seeks increased Chinese aid amid its ongoing economic crisis.
China is revising its emergency aid package to Cuba, which now includes food and solar energy resources. As Cuba's power grid continues to fail, dependence on Chinese support grows, coinciding with concerns over China's potential espionage activities in the region.
Fox News: Chinese citizen admits stealing US trade secrets for next-generation national security tech
Chenguang Gong, a dual U.S.-Chinese citizen and former engineer, pleaded guilty to stealing U.S. trade secrets related to national security technology. He transferred over 3,600 files from his employer to personal devices during his employment, which included sensitive information on missile detection systems.
Gong faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison, with sentencing set for September 29. His actions are estimated to have caused over $3.5 million in intended economic loss, posing significant risks to U.S. national security.
The Telegraph: Trump pulls US out of Unesco over ‘anti-Israel bias’
Donald Trump is withdrawing the U.S. from UNESCO, citing its alleged anti-Israel bias and promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. This decision follows a review that found pro-China sentiment within the organization.
The White House emphasizes that this move aligns with national interests and reflects the will of American voters. UNESCO heritage sites in the U.S. will remain protected despite the withdrawal.
#religion
Fox News: GOP lawmakers advocate for US condemnation of persecution against Christians in Muslim-majority nations
Sen. Josh Hawley and Rep. Riley Moore are advocating for resolutions in Congress to condemn the persecution of Christians in Muslim-majority countries. They urge the president to prioritize this issue in foreign policy and utilize diplomatic efforts to protect persecuted Christians globally.
The resolutions highlight the alarming rise in violence against Christians, particularly in Nigeria, where thousands have been killed and millions displaced. Lawmakers emphasize the need for action, citing past U.S. foreign policy failures that have worsened the situation for Christians in the Middle East.
#crime
Fox News: Newsom to decide on Menendez brothers’ parole by Labor Day weekend
California Governor Gavin Newsom is set to decide on the parole eligibility of Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, by Labor Day. A parole hearing is scheduled for August 21-22, and Newsom has stated he will consider various assessments before making his decision.
The Menendez brothers have been marked as "moderate risk" due to recent prison rule violations. Public opinion remains divided on their case, with discussions about their potential release highlighting issues of justice and rehabilitation.