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#politics
GB News: Ben Leo explodes at Angela Rayner as she speaks out on migrant crisis: ‘I don’t want to hear it!’
GB News presenter Ben Leo criticized Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's comments on immigration, calling her statements hollow and lacking real action. He expressed frustration over government rhetoric that fails to produce meaningful policy changes, arguing that unchecked migration threatens British culture and safety.
Rayner acknowledged the impact of immigration on society and outlined a plan to address public concerns, including funding for deprived areas. However, Leo dismissed these measures as inadequate, insisting that the government must implement stronger border controls and take decisive action to address ongoing issues.
Fox News: DNI Gabbard claims ‘deep state actors’ didn’t want Trump-Russia information to 'see the light of day'
Tulsi Gabbard has reiterated her claims that Obama administration officials politicized intelligence to undermine Donald Trump's presidency after the 2016 election. She alleges that there were "deep state obstacles" preventing the release of information regarding the Trump-Russia investigation and asserts that the intelligence community was directed to fabricate a narrative of Russian election meddling.
In response, an Obama spokesperson dismissed Gabbard's allegations as "outrageous" and emphasized that while Russia attempted to influence the election, it did not successfully manipulate votes. Gabbard has released declassified documents supporting her claims and is pushing for accountability from the Department of Justice.
Fox News: CNN hosts dismiss new Russiagate evidence as 'distraction' from Epstein files: Shouldn't 'even be repeating'
Tulsi Gabbard accused the Obama administration of promoting a false narrative regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election, claiming it was part of a retribution campaign. She referenced a declassified report suggesting that Obama and his team directed misleading intelligence assessments.
CNN hosts dismissed Gabbard's claims as distractions from more pressing issues, labeling them as conspiracy theories. The White House defended Gabbard's statements, asserting that they reveal the Obama administration's involvement in what they term the "Russia hoax."
#society
Breitbart: EV Inferno: Tesla Charging Unit Sparks Garage Fire, Extensively Damaging Texas Home
A Tesla charging unit ignited a two-alarm garage fire in Lewisville, Texas, causing extensive damage to the home and a Lexus parked inside. The homeowner managed to move the Tesla to safety, but the fire spread rapidly, damaging the upper floors and attic.
Firefighters controlled the blaze by 1:15 p.m., with no injuries reported. Investigators are now examining the cause of the charging unit's ignition, while Tesla has not yet commented on the incident.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UN court rules wealthy nations pay up for climate change damages in controversial global ruling
The U.N. International Court of Justice has ruled that wealthy nations must adhere to their commitments to reduce fossil fuel emissions or face financial liability to countries most affected by climate change. The ruling emphasizes that rich nations are responsible for emissions caused by companies under their jurisdiction.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and climate activists hailed the decision as a significant step for climate justice, reinforcing the need for adherence to the Paris Agreement goals. This ruling is seen as a potential reference point for defining legal obligations in combating climate change.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Suspected Bat Yam bus bomber nabbed 5 months after botched attack
Israeli forces captured Abed al-Karim Snober, a Palestinian terrorist linked to a failed bus bombing in February that targeted Tel Aviv suburbs. The arrest followed a 19-hour manhunt triggered by an explosion in Nablus, where additional explosives were found.
The military previously indicted individuals connected to the attack, including Snober's brother and a Holon resident who aided in the bombings. No casualties occurred during the initial attacks.