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#illegals
Fox News: ICE places detainer on illegal immigrant facing charges for allegedly killing teen: 'Evil crimes'
Gildardo Amandor-Martinez, a 36-year-old illegal immigrant, has been charged with the murder of 15-year-old Luis Lopez and attempted rape of his mother in Morehead, Kentucky. Amandor-Martinez had previously attempted to enter the U.S. multiple times before successfully crossing the border in 2021.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a detainer to prevent his release, citing concerns over the Biden administration's immigration policies that allowed him to remain in the country. The local community is mourning the loss of Luis Lopez, remembered as a dedicated student.
#politics
The Federalist: Russia Hoax Built On 'Scant, Unclear, And Unverifiable' Fragment
A declassified report by Tulsi Gabbard claims the Russia collusion narrative was based on a misleading six-word sentence fragment lacking context and credibility. It alleges that former President Obama and top intelligence officials fabricated claims about Putin's preference for Trump to undermine his presidency.
The report criticizes the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) for poor sourcing and analysis, asserting that it relied on biased interpretations and omitted alternative views. Gabbard calls the actions of the Obama administration a "treasonous conspiracy" and has referred the matter to the Department of Justice.
Front Page Magazine: The Sudden New Dem Interest in Epstein
The article critiques the Democratic Party's delayed interest in the Jeffrey Epstein case, suggesting that their focus only emerged after the Trump administration's assurances that no documents existed. It argues that Democrats previously ignored Epstein's connections and his lenient treatment by prosecutors in their party until it became politically advantageous to shift blame onto Trump.
The piece emphasizes that the real questions should center on why Democratic officials allowed Epstein to evade justice, rather than investigating Trump's past associations. It claims that the media's current scrutiny of Trump serves as a distraction from the Democrats' own complicity in protecting Epstein.
Fox News: Zelenskyy forced to rethink anti-corruption law after public backlash
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy plans to introduce legislation to restore the independence of anti-corruption agencies after public protests and international criticism of a previous law that weakened these institutions. The backlash included significant demonstrations in Kyiv, marking the largest anti-government protests since the onset of Russia's invasion in 2022.
Zelenskyy acknowledged public concerns and stated that the new bill would eliminate Russian influence over law enforcement and reinforce the rule of law. Critics warn that the government's actions could undermine Ukraine's unity and its aspirations for EU membership, while also providing ammunition for Russian propaganda amidst ongoing military conflict.
Breitbart: Gabbard Hints Obama Has Been Referred to DOJ for Criminal Investigation; WH Defers on Constitutional Obstacles
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard indicated that former President Obama has been referred for a criminal investigation regarding the 2016 election intelligence assessments. Gabbard claimed evidence suggests Obama manipulated intelligence to undermine then-President-elect Trump.
Gabbard did not address potential constitutional barriers to prosecution, deferring to the Department of Justice for further action. The White House also refrained from commenting on these legal complexities.
The Western Journal: Democratic Senator Threatens to 'Go Nuclear' Over Republicans' Texas Redistricting Plan
Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin has threatened to take aggressive action if Texas Republicans proceed with a redistricting plan backed by Donald Trump, stating she will not be outmaneuvered. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries indicated that all options are on the table as redistricting discussions heat up.
Trump's proposal could potentially secure additional seats for the GOP, prompting concerns among Texas Republicans about the risks involved. Governor Greg Abbott has shifted his stance to support the redistricting effort after discussions with Trump, despite some reservations within the Republican delegation.
CNSNews: Fox News Ratings Top All Networks This Summer
Fox News has led summer ratings with an average of 3.0 million daily primetime viewers, surpassing ABC (2.8 million) and other networks. Notably, Fox's "Gutfeld!" has been the top late-night show, attracting 3.1 million viewers, outpacing CBS's "Late Show" for 21 months.
Despite fewer households, Fox News has thrived, with programs like "The Five" and "Hannity" outperforming major broadcast hits. CEO Lachlan Murdoch emphasized that Fox is more than a news service, reflecting its growing influence in the television landscape.
The Federalist: FBI Analyst On Russia Hoax: 'Our Instructions...Were To Push This'
A senior FBI analyst revealed that FBI leadership directed staff to utilize all available intelligence, regardless of sourcing standards, to support the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) on Russian interference in the 2016 election. This report, ordered by President Obama, claimed Russia favored Trump over Clinton but omitted evidence contradicting this conclusion.
The ICA included unreliable sources like the discredited Steele dossier, despite objections from CIA veterans. The report indicates that the Obama administration's intelligence agencies manipulated evidence to portray Trump as a Russian asset, causing significant damage to his administration.
The Epoch Times: Harvard v. Trump
Harvard University is in court against the Trump administration regarding billions in federal funding. The university claims its First Amendment rights are being violated as the government withholds funds in retaliation for not meeting certain demands.
Forbes: Trump Told He Was In Epstein Files Before DOJ Ended Investigation, Report Says
Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly informed President Trump during a May briefing that he was mentioned multiple times in the Epstein files, according to the Wall Street Journal. This contradicts Trump's recent denial of Bondi's claims, intensifying the ongoing crisis within the White House.
Further details on the Epstein files remain undisclosed as officials have chosen not to release additional information.
#society
Fox News: Deadly rip current fatalities reported amid summer beach season as experts weigh in
Recent drownings have raised awareness about the dangers of rip currents at beaches. Notable incidents include the deaths of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner and former police officer Chase Childers, both of whom drowned while attempting rescues. So far this year, 36 deaths have been attributed to rip currents.
Experts recommend that beachgoers avoid attempting rescues without flotation devices and advise staying calm if caught in a rip current. They emphasize swimming parallel to the shore to escape the current before heading back in at an angle. Approximately 4,500 fatal drownings occur annually, with many linked to rip currents.
The Telegraph: Macrons sue ex-Maga influencer who called Brigitte a man
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron are suing Candace Owens for defamation, claiming she falsely asserted that France's first lady was born a man. The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, seeks to address what their lawyer calls a "relentless and unjustified smear campaign."
Owens previously stated her belief in this conspiracy theory, urging journalists to investigate further. The Macrons are prepared to travel to the U.S. for the case if necessary.
Fox News: House DOGE leader pushes tougher penalties for assaults on police K9s, horses amid anti-ICE violence
Rep. Aaron Bean has introduced the 'Leo K9 Protection Act' to enhance penalties for harming law enforcement animals, following a significant rise in assaults against immigration officers and their K9s. The bill proposes sentences of up to 15 years for those who injure these animals.
The legislation aims to extend existing protections for human officers to K9s working with federal agencies and includes provisions for expedited veterinary care. This initiative has garnered support from various advocates, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding these working animals.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: From the Riverway to the Sea, Britain Should Be Free
A British law firm, now named Riverway to the Sea, is under scrutiny for its representation of Hamas and the political views of its senior lawyers, Franck Magennis and Fahad Ansari. Critics argue that the firm promotes anti-Zionist sentiments and supports terrorism.
Calls for investigation are growing, with concerns over the firm's commitment to the rule of law and its potential ties to the Palestinian Authority. The firm’s actions have sparked debate about the implications of its stance in the context of ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts.
Times Of Israel: Iran says it may leave Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty if sanctions reimposed
Iran has warned that European threats to reimpose sanctions could lead to its withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, jeopardizing international safeguards against its nuclear program. Iranian officials are set to meet with European powers to discuss the situation, emphasizing the need for independent diplomatic approaches.
The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister expressed that while Iran remains compliant with the treaty, further sanctions could prompt a reevaluation. Iran is open to negotiations with the US and European nations, but insists that any diplomatic efforts must not be a cover for military actions.
Front Page Magazine: Hamas Wants the World to Believe It Has ‘Lost Control’ of Gaza
A senior Hamas official claims the group has lost control of 80% of Gaza, suggesting a significant weakening due to Israeli strikes. However, skepticism arises as the timing coincides with ceasefire talks, raising questions about the credibility of the claims and Hamas's actual power.
Despite assertions of collapse, Hamas continues to negotiate and maintain control over a substantial portion of Gaza, including hostages. This contradiction fuels debate over whether the reported loss of control is an exaggeration aimed at influencing Israeli military decisions.
Times Of Israel: Herzog, in Gaza, says Israel is acting ‘in accordance with international law’
President Isaac Herzog visited Gaza for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attack, asserting that Israel is complying with international law in its humanitarian aid efforts. He emphasized that Hamas is obstructing aid distribution and acknowledged the ongoing negotiations for the release of hostages.
During his visit, Herzog met with troops and addressed the challenges faced by reservists, particularly in the ultra-Orthodox community. He highlighted the importance of military pressure in negotiations for a ceasefire and the release of hostages, while defending Israel's commitment to humanitarian aid despite international criticism.
Le Monde: Merz and Macron discuss NATO and EU-US trade issues
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met in Berlin to strengthen EU cooperation amid US-EU trade tensions and NATO security concerns. They discussed defense, energy transition, and technology collaboration, emphasizing the need for a united European front.
The leaders also addressed bilateral challenges, including joint defense projects and energy policies. Disagreements persist over nuclear energy, with France advocating for its recognition as climate-friendly, while Germany continues its phase-out. Both leaders aim for a "restart in energy policy."
#culture
Fox News: CBS host pours cold water on liberal outrage to Colbert cancellation, says late-night industry is 'broken'
CBS co-host Tony Dokoupil defended the network's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," attributing the move to shifts in the late-night industry and politics. He dismissed Jon Stewart's claims that the cancellation was linked to CBS's upcoming merger, emphasizing financial realities.
Colbert's show, which will end in May 2026, was reportedly costing CBS $40 million annually. Despite liberal backlash, including from Stewart, ratings for conservative late-night programs like Fox News' "Gutfeld!" have surged, highlighting a changing landscape in late-night television.
#crime
GB News: Benefits fraudster swindled £21k after claiming she was single mum of two despite living with her partner
Louise Brown, a nurse, fraudulently claimed over £21,000 in Universal Credit by falsely presenting herself as a single mother while living with her partner. She pleaded guilty and was fined £1,575 at Newcastle Magistrates Court.
In another case, Aidan Frier stole over £64,000 from his grandfather under the pretense of needing financial help for fictitious job training. He was sentenced to 30 months in prison and received a restraining order.