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#illegals
The Federalist: Fired DOJ Official Sought To 'Sway' Venezuelan Deportation Case
A former DOJ official, Erez Reuveni, advised colleagues on how to influence the Trump administration's litigation strategy regarding the deportation of Venezuelan gang members. He expressed a willingness to withdraw from the case if his preferred approach was not followed, suggesting collective action to sway the outcome.
Reuveni's conduct has drawn scrutiny, particularly after his dismissal for failing to advocate for the U.S. He has become a focal point in the debate over Trump judicial nominee Emil Bove, with allegations made against Bove that lack supporting evidence.
#politics
Breitbart: Behar Predicts Fox News Will Take Trump Down
On ABC's "The View," Joy Behar expressed optimism that Fox News may turn against Donald Trump, noting a shift in sentiment among his supporters regarding the Epstein case. Whoopi Goldberg highlighted the uncertainty surrounding the Epstein files and the demand for answers from Trump's base.
Behar pointed out that figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson are now criticizing Trump, suggesting a significant change in the political landscape. She conveyed a sense of hope about the evolving dynamics within the media and Trump's support.
Breitbart: ‘No Time for Squishy Republicans’: Jim Banks Endorses Nate Morris
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) has endorsed Nate Morris in Kentucky’s U.S. Senate race, emphasizing the need for a Trump-aligned conservative to succeed retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell. Morris, a businessman with working-class roots, aims to challenge establishment candidates and promote an America First agenda.
Morris's campaign has gained traction with support from prominent conservative figures, including Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk. He advocates for a moratorium on immigration and opposes amnesty, positioning himself as a fighter for working-class Americans against career politicians.
The Western Journal: NFL Head Coach Schools Reporter Who Tried to Bait Him with Loaded Question About Meeting with Trump
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh addressed a reporter's loaded question about his recent visit to the White House with his brother Jim and President Trump. Rather than engage in divisive commentary, Harbaugh emphasized the positive experience and expressed support for the president's success.
His response highlighted a desire for respectful dialogue amid a politically charged environment, showcasing a perspective that values experience over controversy. The Harbaugh family has a long-standing legacy in American football, with John leading the Ravens since 2008 and achieving notable success.
Fox News: Ron Klain dodges reporters after marathon grilling in Biden cover-up probe
Ronald Klain, former chief of staff to President Biden, faced hours of questioning from the House Oversight Committee regarding potential concealment of Biden's mental decline. Klain is the sixth aide to participate in the investigation, which is being led by Chair James Comer.
Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers found Klain credible and cooperative during the interview. Other former aides have also appeared, with some invoking the Fifth Amendment to avoid questions. Klain did not respond to reporters after the session.
#society
Fox News: FCC chairman sounds clarion call to return to 'unbiased, trustworthy journalism'
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr emphasized the need for legacy broadcasters to return to unbiased journalism, citing a potential merger between Skydance Media and CBS that may lead to significant changes, including the removal of diversity initiatives. He warned that without this shift, ratings will continue to decline.
Carr also commented on the challenges faced by shows like "The View," suggesting that their struggles reflect broader issues in media. He noted that the industry must adapt or risk further economic troubles.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Nancy Mace Introduces Bill to Defund NIH Dog and Cat Testing
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has introduced the Preventing Animal Abuse and Waste (PAAW) Act to defund painful NIH experiments on dogs and cats. The bill aims to prohibit NIH from funding research that causes significant pain or distress to these animals, with bipartisan support from various lawmakers.
Mace criticized the NIH for continuing cruel experiments, including those revealed by the White Coat Waste Project. The bill seeks to end taxpayer-funded animal abuse and has garnered support from both sides of the aisle, reflecting a growing concern over ethical treatment in scientific research.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: French President Emmanuel Macron to recognize 'State of Palestine' in September at UN General Assembly
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans for France to recognize the "State of Palestine" at the UN General Assembly next September. He emphasized the need for peace in the Middle East, calling for an immediate ceasefire, the release of hostages, and humanitarian aid for Gaza.
Macron's statement follows France's recent actions against Israel, including a joint condemnation of Palestinian deaths in Gaza. He expressed confidence that peace can be achieved through collaboration with international partners.
Le Monde: US pulls negotiators from Gaza truce talks, blaming Hamas for failure to reach a deal
The U.S. and Israel have withdrawn negotiators from Gaza ceasefire talks, blaming Hamas for the lack of progress. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on a ceasefire but warns against perceived weakness. Humanitarian conditions in Gaza are dire, with over two million Palestinians affected.
Hamas's proposed amendments to ceasefire terms have stalled negotiations, as both sides maintain firm positions. Israel demands the dismantling of Hamas's military capabilities, while Hamas seeks guarantees for a lasting truce and aid access. The situation remains critical, with accusations exchanged over the humanitarian crisis.
#economy
GB News: Elon Musk issues dire Tesla warning as electric car maker faces 'a few rough quarters'
Tesla reported a 12% drop in revenue, marking its worst quarterly sales decline in over a decade, with revenue at $22.5 billion. CEO Elon Musk indicated that external factors, including reduced US government support and tariffs, contributed to the disappointing results.
Musk warned of "a few rough quarters" ahead, citing increased competition from affordable electric vehicles. Despite the challenges, he expressed optimism about Tesla's future, particularly with self-driving technology, which he believes could significantly enhance the company's value.
#crime
Breitbart: Rapper GloRilla, Kamala Harris Presidential Campaigner, Facing Drug Charges
Rapper GloRilla, a supporter of Kamala Harris, faces drug charges after police found over an ounce of marijuana in her home during a burglary investigation in Georgia. She was not present when the search warrant was executed and later turned herself in.
Her attorney criticized the police for arresting her instead of focusing on the home invasion, asserting that she is a victim, not a suspect. The investigation into the burglary continues.
Fox News: Massachusetts man allegedly busted with huge haul of rare Pokemon cards after daring theft
A Massachusetts man, Richard Jovahn Nunes, 24, was arrested for allegedly stealing over $113,000 in Pokémon cards from a shop during a smash-and-grab. Police tracked him down after he attempted to sell stolen items, leading to the recovery of many collectibles.
The investigation revealed Nunes had a history of theft and was found with serialized cards matching those stolen. The local collectible shop expressed gratitude to law enforcement for their efforts in resolving the case.
#technology
Breitbart: Pro-Trump Tech Billionaire Palmer Luckey Considers Offering Laptops Made in the USA
Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril Industries, is exploring the possibility of launching a fully American-made laptop, potentially priced 20% higher than Chinese alternatives. He has previously discussed this idea at industry events and is committed to meeting stringent “Made in USA” standards.
This venture follows his recent announcement of a cryptocurrency bank and comes amid a partnership between Anduril and Meta to develop advanced military VR technology. Luckey's history with Meta is notable, having been fired by Zuckerberg in 2017 for his political support.