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Jul 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: Feds Must Prosecute Activists Who Harbor Illegals
California's sanctuary state policies, led by Governor Gavin Newsom, hinder federal immigration enforcement by refusing to cooperate with ICE. This approach is seen as a strategy to boost the state's political power through increased representation from illegal immigrants counted in the census.
Critics argue that the state's actions, including financial support for illegal immigrants, violate federal law. Calls for a Department of Justice investigation into these practices highlight concerns over accountability for politicians and activist groups involved in harboring illegal immigrants.
#politics
The Federalist: James Comey And John Brennan Will Be Convicted By History
The Justice Department is investigating former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey for potential criminal conduct related to the Russia collusion inquiry. Allegations include perjury by Brennan and unclear offenses by Comey, who oversaw an investigation based on insufficient evidence.
The investigation's origins trace back to a conversation involving a Trump campaign adviser and a supposed Russian agent, which prompted the FBI's probe. Critics argue that the investigation was initiated without proper predicate, largely influenced by Brennan's actions and intelligence from British sources, raising concerns about violations of longstanding agreements.
Fox News: Legacy media outlets largely silent on Tulsi Gabbard's bombshell Obama administration claims
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, has declassified documents alleging that the Obama administration manufactured intelligence to justify the Trump-Russia collusion probe. Major media outlets largely ignored her claims, with only CBS addressing the issue, framing it as a "dangerous lie."
Gabbard argues that the intelligence community's narrative shift post-2016 election contradicted earlier assessments that Russia did not attempt to influence the election. She asserts that this manipulation undermined democracy and involved key figures from the Obama administration.
#society
GB News: Seaside town's last surviving trawlerman fears proposed ban will kill off his livelihood forever
A proposal to ban bottom trawling in the UK, aimed at protecting marine wildlife, has raised concerns among local fishermen like John Worthington, who fears it could end his livelihood. He argues that the ban is unnecessary in areas like Morecambe Bay, where fishing activity has already diminished.
The National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations disputes the environmental claims against bottom trawling, asserting it has minimal impact on the seabed. The ongoing consultation by the Marine Management Organisation has sparked significant debate within the fishing community about the future of their industry.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing July 22: Day 655 – 28 nations call for end of Gaza war; Israel unfazed
Britain and 28 Western allies have called for an immediate end to the Israel-Hamas war, citing severe civilian suffering. This statement coincides with reports of mass casualties near aid distribution sites amidst ongoing military operations in Gaza.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot urged Israel to permit foreign press access to Gaza, highlighting the dire situation for journalists. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party plans to replace MK Yuli Edelstein as head of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee due to his stance on military service exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox.
Times Of Israel: IDF reservist soldier killed in Gaza fighting; 18 Palestinians said killed in strikes
An IDF reservist soldier, Sgt. Maj. Vladimir Loza, was killed in fighting in Gaza, marking the second soldier's death within hours as Israel intensifies its offensive. Local reports indicate that Israeli airstrikes have resulted in multiple casualties, including 18 deaths in Gaza, while Hamas claims starvation has killed 20 people.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, with most of the population displaced and living in precarious conditions. The IDF has faced criticism over its operations, including an incident involving the World Health Organization. The ongoing conflict has led to significant casualties on both sides, with claims of high civilian tolls amid military actions.
#military
The Federalist: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly In Congress's New NDAA
Congress is working on the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to reform military priorities, focusing on merit and combat effectiveness. The House version includes an amendment to base personnel actions on individual merit, while the Senate version lacks similar provisions.
Both versions aim to eliminate race and sex preferences in service academy admissions and address the diversity, equity, and inclusion bureaucracy within the Pentagon. However, further improvements are needed to ensure comprehensive reforms.