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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: 90% of Dem States Sue to Fund Welfare for Illegal Aliens
A lawsuit by 20 Democrat-led states challenges the Trump administration's ban on federal benefits for illegal aliens, claiming it threatens vital services for children. The states argue that many community health and education programs rely on funding that supports illegal aliens, revealing a significant dependency on taxpayer money for these services.
The lawsuit highlights the extent to which illegal aliens are integrated into welfare systems, with claims that cutting off benefits would harm legal residents. Critics argue that the real issue is the overextension of services to illegal aliens, which detracts from support for American citizens. The situation calls for urgent reform to address the financial strain on social welfare programs.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Savage Truth: Heroes, Hypocrisy, And A Super Showdown
Cicely Davis honors Corey Comperatore's legacy as a protector and family man on her podcast, The Savage Truth. She also critiques Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's $430,000 taxpayer-funded coaching bill, questioning its transparency and priorities.
Listeners can find the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Stefanik, Issa Introduce Bill Fighting Anti-2A Laws in NY, CA
Reps. Elise Stefanik and Darrell Issa have reintroduced the Modern Firearm Safety Act, aiming to prevent states like New York and California from enacting restrictive gun laws disguised as safety measures. The bill seeks to eliminate unconstitutional handgun rosters and unnecessary safety features that hinder access to modern handguns.
The legislation would bar states from requiring features such as loaded chamber indicators and microstamping, which are seen as barriers to lawful gun ownership. This move follows a federal court ruling deeming California's handgun roster unconstitutional.
The Epoch Times: Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Defeats Republican Challenger Tim Michels for Second Term
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has won a second term, defeating Tim Michels, a businessman endorsed by former President Donald Trump. Michels conceded to Evers early Wednesday morning at a gathering in Milwaukee.
Breitbart: DNI Gabbard: Media 'Complicit' in Russia Collusion Hoax
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, criticized media members for asking "crazy questions" during a press conference about her efforts to expose alleged Deep State actors involved in promoting false claims of Russia-Trump collusion in the 2016 election. She asserted that some in the Intelligence Community aim to suppress information for various reasons, including fear of embarrassment and accountability.
Gabbard accused certain media figures of complicity in disseminating misleading narratives and highlighted ongoing harassment by journalists towards Intelligence Community members. She expressed support for the newly announced Strike Force team by the Department of Justice aimed at uncovering the truth and ensuring accountability for the American people.
Fox News: Schumer faces 'no-win situation' with far-left Dems ahead of government shutdown battle, Sen. John Thune says
Senate Majority Leader John Thune predicts Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will face significant pressure from the far-left of his party regarding a potential government shutdown. Thune suggests Schumer must choose between appeasing his base or responsibly keeping the government funded.
Thune acknowledges the historical context of Republicans facing similar scrutiny during Democratic leadership, but emphasizes the current dilemma lies with Schumer. He believes the situation presents a challenging decision for Schumer, with the progressive wing influencing Senate dynamics.
#society
Times Of Israel: Lebanese terrorist convicted of killing Israeli diplomat to be freed Friday in France
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a Lebanese terrorist, was released from a French prison after serving 40 years for the killings of an Israeli diplomat and a US military attaché. Despite his imprisonment, he maintained that his "struggle" for Palestinian rights kept him focused.
Abdallah, who has connections to Marxist groups, was sentenced to life in prison in 1987. His release faced opposition from the US and the Israeli embassy in Paris, which condemned it as a threat to global security. Supporters in France have rallied for his cause, viewing him as a political prisoner.
The Epoch Times: Love Those Leaves: Fast-Growing, Healthy Greens
Leafy greens are a nutritious and economical choice for gardeners of all skill levels. They grow quickly and require minimal care, making them ideal for multiple succession plantings throughout the year.
By varying the selection of greens, gardeners can enjoy fresh produce and keep their meals interesting.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Iran's Fatwa Against Trump a Declaration of War
Iran's Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi issued a fatwa against President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, declaring them "warlords" for threatening the Iranian leadership. This fatwa has been supported by over 400 clerics in Qom, emphasizing the seriousness of the decree.
The Iranian regime has also seen the emergence of groups like The Blood Covenant, which is reportedly raising funds for the assassination of Trump. With monetary rewards announced for his killing, these developments signal a dangerous escalation in threats against U.S. officials, warranting a strong response from the U.S. government.
Times Of Israel: Israel blames UN for Gaza aid shortage, says Hamas exploiting famine claims at talks
Israel has attributed the limited aid entering Gaza to a lack of cooperation from the international community and dismissed claims of widespread starvation as tactics by Hamas in hostage negotiations. Col. Abdullah Halabi stated that around 1,000 trucks of aid are awaiting collection, while Israel has taken steps to facilitate aid delivery.
The UN has reported a rise in severe malnutrition among children in Gaza, but Israel insists it allows aid entry without restrictions. Meanwhile, the US is working to ensure aid reaches Gaza without being looted by Hamas. The ongoing conflict continues to complicate humanitarian efforts.
#health
Le Monde: Titanium dioxide particles found in human and animal milk
Titanium dioxide, a substance banned as a food additive in France since 2020 and across Europe since 2022, has been found in breast milk, infant formula, and animal milk. Research indicates it may be a potential carcinogen, raising concerns about its widespread use in various consumer products.
The findings highlight the need for monitoring this chemical, which is still prevalent in medications, cosmetics, and food packaging, despite its known risks.