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#illegals
Breitbart: Acting ICE Director: We Want to Go After Employers Exploiting People
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons stated that the agency's worksite enforcement actions are targeting businesses involved in potential human trafficking and child exploitation. He emphasized the focus on both illegal migrants and the businesses that exploit them.
Lyons highlighted that many operations are conducted with federal criminal warrants, addressing serious crimes alongside immigration violations.
Fox News: House Republicans warn anti-ICE rhetoric from Democrats is driving violent attacks on agents
President Trump's immigration policies have sparked protests against ICE, with House Republicans linking anti-ICE rhetoric from Democrats to increased violence against immigration enforcement officers. They argue that such rhetoric fuels hostility towards law enforcement.
Recent incidents, including the shooting of a CBP officer, have heightened concerns among Republicans. They emphasize the need for strong immigration laws and support for ICE agents, criticizing Democrats for their stance on immigration enforcement.
#politics
Fox News: Trump endorses GOP senator years after asserting 'I will never endorse this jerk again'
President Trump has reversed his earlier criticism of GOP Senator Mike Rounds, endorsing him for re-election on Truth Social. Trump had previously vowed never to support Rounds after the senator described the 2020 election as "fair" but now calls him "An America First Patriot."
Rounds expressed gratitude for Trump's endorsement, indicating a desire to collaborate on improving the country. This shift highlights the complexities of political alliances within the Republican Party.
Fox News: Colbert tells Trump to 'go f--- yourself’ after president taunts him over show cancellation
Stephen Colbert addressed the cancellation of "The Late Show" during his monologue, stating it was a financial decision by CBS despite the show's strong ratings. He criticized President Trump, who celebrated the cancellation, and defended his talent with a pointed remark.
Colbert's show is set to end in May, with CBS clarifying that the decision is not related to performance or content. Meanwhile, Fox News' "Gutfeld!" has become the top-rated late-night program, surpassing Colbert's viewership.
Breitbart: Stephen Colbert Tells Trump 'Go F**k Yourself' for Mocking His Show Cancelation
Stephen Colbert responded to President Donald Trump's mockery of his show's cancelation by telling him to "go fuck yourself." CBS announced that "The Late Show" would end in May 2026 due to financial reasons, despite claims of political retaliation amid Colbert's criticism of a settlement involving Trump.
Trump celebrated the show's cancelation, criticizing Colbert's talent and predicting Jimmy Kimmel would be next. Colbert, however, defended his position and dismissed Trump's comments during his broadcast.
#society
GB News: Hunter Biden claims mystery White House cocaine was NOT his in 'craziest interview ever'
Hunter Biden has denied that a bag of cocaine found in the White House is his, claiming he has abstained from drugs and alcohol. In a recent interview, he discussed his past struggles with substance abuse and emphasized the dangers of alcohol.
The cocaine was discovered during the July 4 holiday in 2023, but the investigation was closed after 10 days due to insufficient evidence. The FBI has since reopened its probe into the incident, along with other cases of public interest.
Times Of Israel: Amid shortages of much else, Gazans are now running out of places to bury their dead
Gaza is facing a severe burial space crisis as cemeteries become overcrowded due to the ongoing conflict, with over 58,000 reported deaths in 21 months. The Hamas-run religious affairs ministry stated that traditional burial spaces are exhausted, exacerbated by evacuation orders and military control over large areas.
The situation is worsened by the Islamic prohibition on cremation, forcing Gazans to seek alternative burial methods, such as "double burials" in single graves. With many cemeteries now considered "no-go zones," the humanitarian crisis continues to deepen, affecting daily life for residents.
The Western Journal: Summer Warning: Millions of Pools Sold at Top Retailers Recalled After Multiple Deaths
Millions of above-ground pools are being recalled due to a safety flaw linked to nine child drownings. The Consumer Product Safety Commission identified that compression straps on these pools can serve as footholds for toddlers, allowing them to access the water.
Affected pools include models from Bestway, Intex, and Polygroup, sold at major retailers. Consumers are advised to obtain a free repair kit to mitigate the risk. The companies have been working with the CPSC to enhance safety standards since 2023.
Breitbart: Video: Jon Stewart Enlists Gospel Choir to Sing ‘Go F**k Yourself’ to Trump, Paramount Over Colbert Cancelation
Jon Stewart criticized CBS for canceling The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, blaming corporate capitulation to Donald Trump. He expressed frustration over the network's decision, claiming it undermines shows that take a stand and engage with important issues.
Colbert echoed Stewart's sentiments, responding to Trump's celebration of the cancellation. The decision to end the show, described as a financial move, reflects a shift in late-night television as younger audiences gravitate toward new media.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Mike Huckabee: No Damage to Church in Palestinian Christian Town
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee clarified that no damage occurred to a church in Taybeh, despite initial reports. He condemned violence against the town and expressed solidarity with its Christian population after incidents involving Jewish extremists.
Huckabee previously had tensions with Israeli officials over visa processing for Christian evangelical groups but has since adopted a conciliatory approach. Recent events have heightened tensions between Israel and Christian denominations, particularly following an incident involving a Catholic church in Gaza.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF chief says Gaza war ‘one of the most complex’ conflicts military has faced
Israel's military chief, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, described the ongoing campaign against Hamas in Gaza as one of the most complex operations the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has faced. During a strategic assessment, Zamir outlined five key components of the IDF's revised defense strategy, emphasizing offensive operations across multiple fronts and the need for heightened military readiness.
Zamir acknowledged the heavy toll of the conflict, including recent casualties among soldiers, and reiterated the IDF's objectives of securing the return of hostages and dismantling Hamas. He also highlighted ongoing operations against threats from Iran and its proxies, indicating a focus on preparedness and strategic opportunities in the coming years.
#crime
Fox News: Deputy AG seeks Ghislaine Maxwell meeting in Epstein investigation
The Department of Justice is shifting its strategy in the Jeffrey Epstein case by reaching out to Ghislaine Maxwell for potential cooperation in identifying uncharged individuals involved in Epstein's criminal activities. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche emphasized the DOJ's commitment to pursuing justice.
Despite a previous review of FBI files revealing no new evidence against additional parties, the DOJ is now exploring Maxwell's willingness to provide information. Maxwell, convicted for her role in Epstein's trafficking operation, is in discussions with the government regarding her potential testimony.
Forbes: The Selloff Of Jeffrey Epstein’s Tainted Homes
Jeffrey Epstein's estate continues to make headlines as the Trump administration faces calls to release more documents related to the late financier's sex trafficking activities. Epstein, who died in 2019, was charged with abusing underage girls, but his death led to dropped charges. His estate has since distributed over $160 million to victims and settled with the U.S. Virgin Islands for $105 million.
Epstein's properties, valued at $578 million at his death, have been sold for approximately $160 million, with proceeds directed to a victims' compensation fund. Notable sales include his Manhattan mansion, Palm Beach home, and islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands, which were sold for $60 million to fund support for victims of sexual abuse.
Forbes: Epstein Files: DOJ Official Todd Blanche Says He’ll Meet With Ghislaine Maxwell
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche plans to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell to gather information about associates of Jeffrey Epstein involved in his sex trafficking scheme. Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year sentence, may provide insights into other offenders.
The Justice Department has faced criticism for not releasing additional Epstein files, but Blanche defended the decision, stating no evidence supports further investigations into uncharged individuals. He emphasized the commitment to pursuing all leads.