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Jul 23, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: 'Worst of the worst’ arrested in nationwide criminal illegal-alien crackdown: DHS
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) highlighted a nationwide crackdown on criminal illegal aliens, noting that 70% of arrests by ICE involve individuals with prior convictions or charges. The agency faces criticism amid claims from some Democrats that it targets innocent immigrants.
DHS emphasized its commitment to arresting violent offenders, including those charged with serious crimes such as aggravated assault and drug possession. The agency reported a significant increase in assaults against its officers while maintaining that its focus remains on public safety.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Hamstrung PA weighs options as Israel continues to withhold its much-needed funds
The Palestinian Authority (PA) is seeking international assistance to pressure Israel into releasing over $2 billion in withheld funds, crucial for its budget. PA officials are considering drastic measures, including halting security cooperation with Israel and declaring a state of emergency in the West Bank, which could lead to instability.
The PA's financial crisis has been exacerbated by Israel's deductions from monthly transfers due to various political tensions, including recent conflicts. While the PA has reached out to the EU and the US for support, the response has been limited, and the situation remains precarious for the PA's governance and the Palestinian economy.
Fox News: Blue state Democratic lawmaker set to resign after felony burglary conviction: report
Minnesota State Senator Nicole Mitchell plans to resign after being convicted of felony burglary and possession of burglary tools related to a break-in at her stepmother's home. She will officially vacate her position by early August 4.
Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy called for her resignation following the verdict, emphasizing due process, while Senate Republican Leader Mark Johnson demanded immediate resignation, criticizing the Democratic Party for needing her vote during the session.
The Western Journal: NPR Editor-in-Chief Announces She's Jumping Ship After Trump and Congress Pull Federal Funding
NPR's editor-in-chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation following Congress's decision to cut $500 million in federal funding for public broadcasting. She expressed pride in her work and the accomplishments of NPR's newsroom but stated it was time for a break.
The funding cut, effective October 1, is expected to impact member stations, particularly those in rural areas, which rely more on federal support. NPR plans to reduce its operating budget by $8 million to mitigate the effects on affected stations.
#society
GB News: Travel deals: Britons can get £200 off holidays as easyJet launches biggest ever summer schedule - flights to Spain, France and more
EasyJet has unveiled its largest summer schedule yet, planning over 82,000 flights during the school holidays and offering discounts up to £200 on holiday packages. The airline expects to carry around seven million British travelers, with popular destinations including Palma de Mallorca and Malaga.
The expansion includes 44 new routes and three new destinations: Sal in Cape Verde, Rimini in Italy, and Tbilisi in Georgia. EasyJet aims to meet increased demand for both short and long-haul travel, with nearly 2,000 flights expected on peak days.
The Imaginative Conservative: Conservatism and the Life of the Spirit
The essay argues for a return to a spiritually grounded conservatism, emphasizing the need for a moral ideal that transcends mere political pragmatism. It critiques the current state of conservatism for being superficial and disconnected from its foundational spiritual principles, warning that without a recommitment to these values, conservatism risks becoming irrelevant.
The author calls for an unconditional conservatism that is disciplined and prophetic, advocating for a renewal through introspection and repentance. This revival is deemed essential to combat the materialistic tendencies of modernity that threaten the integrity of conservative thought and values.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: The surprising lessons of a secret cold-war nuclear programme
During the Cold War, U.S. intelligence suspected Sweden, a neutral nation, was secretly developing nuclear weapons despite its non-alignment. This raised concerns about the expansion of the nuclear-armed states and the implications for global security.
The article argues that America's fatigue with global policing could lead to more nations acquiring nuclear capabilities, which may not enhance security.
#culture
Le Monde: Ozzy Osbourne, one of the last legends of heavy metal, has died at 76
Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic frontman of Black Sabbath, has died at 76, as announced by his family. Known as the "Prince of Darkness," he passed away on July 22, shortly after his final concert on July 5, surrounded by family. He had been battling Parkinson's disease for several years.
His death marks a significant loss for the hard rock community, following the deaths of other legends like Lemmy Kilmister and Ronnie James Dio.
Breitbart: Trump: 'Jimmy Kimmel Is NEXT to Go in the Untalented Late Night Sweepstakes'
President Trump has predicted that Jimmy Kimmel will be the next late-night host to lose his show, following Stephen Colbert's cancellation. He criticized both Kimmel and Fallon for lacking talent and expressed satisfaction with Colbert's departure.
Trump's comments coincide with backlash from Colbert and other late-night hosts regarding the cancellation, with Jon Stewart criticizing CBS for settling a lawsuit with Trump.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: The Integration of Beauty Into Learning
Education devoid of beauty stifles students' curiosity and creativity, according to Professor Margarita Mooney. She argues that beauty offers direction and harmony, essential for meaningful liberal arts programs. Through the works of Giussani, Dewey, and Murphy, the integration of beauty into education is explored as a means to connect past and present, fostering critical thinking.
Mooney emphasizes that recognizing beauty as transcendent can enhance educational experiences. Dewey's subjective approach contrasts with Giussani and Murphy's objective standards, which advocate for a curriculum rooted in tradition and interconnected knowledge. This integration is seen as vital for a holistic understanding of education and the liberal arts.
#crime
Fox News: ICE chief warns AI technology could lead to safety risks for agents: 'Fringe organizations'
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons warned that proposed legislation, such as the VISIBLE Act, could jeopardize the safety of ICE agents by requiring them to display identification, potentially exposing them to threats from far-left groups. He noted a significant increase in assaults against ICE agents, emphasizing the need for additional resources during operations to ensure their safety.
Lyons highlighted recent incidents of organized attacks on federal officers, including a July 4 ambush in Texas. He stated that these assaults are planned events, not spontaneous protests, and underscored the importance of intelligence and coordination with federal and state partners to protect agents during enforcement activities.
#outdoors
Fox News: Mountain lion attacks 4-year-old walking with family at Washington's Olympic National Park
A 4-year-old was hospitalized after a mountain lion attack at Olympic National Park in Washington. The child was bitten near Victoria Overlook and was airlifted to a Seattle hospital. Rangers later located and euthanized the mountain lion involved.
The incident is under investigation, and officials have stated there is no ongoing threat to the public. Witnesses are encouraged to contact the National Park Service.