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Jul 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: LIZ PEEK: Trump could secure his place in American history with this bold immigration reform strategy
Ken Langone, founder of Home Depot, praised President Trump as potentially one of the best presidents in history, highlighting his accomplishments. However, to solidify his legacy, Trump should focus on comprehensive immigration reform, addressing both legal immigration and illegal entry.
The proposed reforms include a merit-based immigration system, legal status for long-term undocumented residents, and measures to prevent illegal employment. By pushing for these changes, Trump could create bipartisan support and improve his standing with the public on immigration issues.
#politics
Le Monde: Epstein scandal sparks $10 billion clash between Trump and Murdoch
Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch's relationship is strained following a Wall Street Journal article linking Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. The piece details a scrapbook from Epstein's birthday that allegedly includes a drawing signed by Trump, which he denies, calling it fake.
Despite Trump's efforts to refute the claims and reach out to Murdoch and the Journal's editor, the article has been published, intensifying the rift between the two influential figures.
#society
GB News: Pubs to stay open until 1am tomorrow as special rules imposed
Pubs in England will extend their hours to 1am tomorrow as the women's national football team faces Italy in the UEFA Women's European Championship semi-finals. This decision follows the Home Office's commitment to relax licensing hours for events of "exceptional national significance."
Industry leaders have praised the move, highlighting the importance of pubs as venues for live sports and community engagement. The change reflects the increasing popularity and cultural significance of women's football in the UK.
Fox News: Gen Z drinking more alcohol than before, challenging long-held industry assumptions about youth habits
New data indicates that Gen Z adults, aged 21 to 27, are increasing their alcohol consumption, contrary to previous beliefs that they were drinking less due to health trends. Participation in drinking rose significantly from 66% in April 2023 to 73% in March 2025.
This trend suggests that financial constraints, rather than cultural shifts, may have previously influenced lower alcohol consumption. As Gen Z enters the workforce and their disposable income rises, their drinking habits are expected to align more closely with those of previous generations.
The Epoch Times: ???? HHS Probe Found Organ Donations Authorized for Patients Showing Signs of Life
The Epoch Times offers a daily briefing featuring significant stories shaping current events in America. Their newsletter, curated by U.S. national editor Ivan Pentchoukov, aims to provide clarity and inspiration to its readers.
Stay informed with the latest updates and insights by subscribing to their Morning Brief.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: I worked for USAID for 11 years – this is how you build a foreign aid system that actually works
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has ceased its foreign assistance operations, prompting a reevaluation of how America approaches global aid. The article highlights the inefficiencies and bureaucratic challenges within USAID, suggesting that the State Department has a unique chance to reform the system for better outcomes.
To improve foreign assistance, the author recommends focusing on transformative economic growth, fostering innovation, tying funding to results, and supporting private sector development without over-planning. This approach aims to create a more effective aid system that empowers countries toward self-reliance.
Times Of Israel: France’s FM urges Israel to give foreign press free access to Gaza to ‘bear witness’
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has called on Israel to permit foreign press access to Gaza amid warnings of famine and the dangers faced by Palestinian journalists. He expressed hope for the evacuation of some journalists and their families as the situation deteriorates.
Despite ongoing appeals from various organizations, including the UN, Israel maintains that security concerns prevent foreign journalists from entering Gaza. Barrot condemned the recent expansion of Israeli military operations, urging an immediate ceasefire to prevent further humanitarian crises.
#religion
Fox News: MORNING GLORY: Pope Leo XIV (and President Trump)
Pope Leo XIV has begun a six-week vacation at Castel Gandolfo, marking a return to the papal summer retreat after Pope Francis's absence. He is expected to draft his first encyclical, which is highly anticipated by Catholics, who hope it will be clear, concise, and not overtly political.
The encyclical should focus on key Catholic teachings while avoiding divisive issues, particularly regarding President Trump. The pope's communication style will be crucial in engaging both Catholics and the secular press, with hopes for a positive tone towards America and its values.
#culture
Fox News: Gerry Turner warns new 'Golden Bachelor' he's making a serious mistake with controversial age cutoff
Gerry Turner, a former contestant on "The Golden Bachelor," expressed concern over the show's new lead, Mel Owens, who plans to exclude women over 60 from the competition. Turner believes this decision would limit Owens' experience and urged him to appreciate the qualities of older women.
Turner, who himself married a contestant but later divorced, emphasized the importance of treating all contestants with respect and disregarding age. He shared his own journey of finding love again after a cancer diagnosis and hopes Owens will adopt a similar open-minded approach.
#health
Fox News: Man's deadly brain cancer tumor disappears after experimental drug trial
Ben Trotman, diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2022, shows no signs of the aggressive brain cancer after receiving the experimental immunotherapy drug ipilimumab. This treatment, along with radiation and chemotherapy, has led to clear scans more than two years post-diagnosis.
Trotman’s oncologist noted the unusual success, as glioblastoma typically has a poor prognosis. A new clinical trial for glioblastoma patients will now use ipilimumab to boost the immune system before standard treatments. Trotman expressed hope for others facing similar diagnoses.