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#illegals
Breitbart: Exclusive--Rep. Tom Tiffany: H-1B Visa Program Needs Reform and Limits
Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) is proposing a bill to reform the H-1B Visa program by eliminating exemptions to the current cap of 65,000 visas. He argues that universities exploit these exemptions to bring in many foreign workers, and his bill would require all applicants to compete for the limited slots.
Tiffany criticized tech companies for laying off American workers while seeking H-1B visas to hire foreign employees. He emphasized the need for a merit-based system and called for limits on foreign worker visas, urging companies to justify their need for foreign hires over American workers.
#politics
Fox News: Trump team 'pissed off' with Kemp over candidate pick in Georgia's Senate GOP primary battle
President Trump's political team and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp's advisers are reportedly at odds over the Republican Senate primary in Georgia. The race is critical for the GOP as they seek to unseat vulnerable Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff. Kemp, who has opted out of running, was expected to collaborate with Trump’s team to find a suitable candidate, but tensions arose when Kemp pursued former football coach Derek Dooley without Trump's approval.
As the situation unfolds, Republican Rep. Mike Collins is set to announce his Senate candidacy, positioning himself as a strong Trump ally. The GOP dynamics in Georgia are complicated by Kemp's past criticisms from Trump and their fluctuating relationship. The outcome of these developments could significantly impact the Republican strategy heading into the midterms.
Liberty Nation News: Trump Vs Susan Collins – A Risky Proposition - Liberty Nation News
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, a moderate Republican, faces scrutiny as she prepares for re-election in 2026. Despite criticism from both Trump and local Democrats, many Maine Republicans believe she is crucial for maintaining the party's Senate seat and are confident in her ability to win.
Collins has been a significant figure in national politics, recently facing disapproval in polls. However, her historical re-election success and substantial campaign funds suggest she remains a formidable candidate. GOP leaders emphasize her importance in the upcoming midterms, asserting that her defeat could shift the Senate balance.
The Federalist: Kagan Finally Condemns Leftist Threats Against SCOTUS
Associate Justice Elena Kagan has publicly condemned leftist threats against her Republican-appointed colleagues, citing safety concerns for judges following the 2022 Dobbs decision. She highlighted the protests and threats faced by justices, including an assassination attempt on Brett Kavanaugh.
Kagan's remarks reflect a broader sentiment among her Democrat-appointed peers, who have also expressed concerns about the vilification of judges. While acknowledging the necessity of criticism, Kagan emphasized that threats against judges undermine judicial independence and urged her colleagues to remain steadfast in their legal duties.
Fox News: AOC broke house rules to attend ritzy Met Gala in 'tax the rich' dress, ordered to pay up
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is facing financial repercussions after violating the House "Gift Rule" related to her appearance at the 2021 Met Gala. The House Ethics Committee found she owed payments for accessories from the designer Brother Vellies and for her fiancé's meal, totaling $2,733.28.
While the committee noted that Ocasio-Cortez took steps to comply, it criticized her staff for relying too heavily on vendors for compliance. No sanctions will be imposed if she pays the required amounts. The committee will consider the matter closed upon confirmation of these payments.
#society
GB News: British holidaymakers abandon Majorca as restaurants left empty amid anti-tourist protests
Majorca is experiencing a decline in British holidaymakers amid anti-tourist protests, leading to empty restaurants and concerns in the hospitality sector. Activists are campaigning against excessive tourism, resulting in notable drops in visitor numbers, particularly in Capdepera and Soller.
The Majorca Hotel Business Federation reports contrasting booking trends, with some travelers booking in advance while others opt for last-minute arrangements. The British market's sluggish growth raises concerns, although the federation remains cautiously optimistic about matching last year's performance.
#foreignaffairs
CNSNews: 81% of Adult Democrats Sympathize with Ukraine - Just 14% with Israel
A recent survey reveals that 81% of Democrats sympathize more with Ukraine than Russia, while only 14% favor Israelis over Palestinians. In contrast, 31% of all U.S. adults support Israelis, with Republicans showing strong backing at 53% compared to 8% for Palestinians.
Support for Palestinians is notably higher among younger adults, with 44% of those aged 18-29 expressing sympathy for them. In the Ukraine conflict, American support for Ukraine is more unified, with only 2% of Democrats and 5% of Republicans siding with Russia.
#economy
Breitbart: Poll: Public Swings Massively in Trump’s Favor on Economy Since April
A recent bipartisan poll indicates a significant increase in public optimism regarding the U.S. economy, with a 23-point swing since April. Currently, 47% of Americans rate the economy as “excellent” or “good,” while those viewing it as “not so good” or “poor” dropped to 51%.
This shift coincides with a decrease in recession fears and positive economic indicators, such as consumer spending and job growth, attributed to President Trump's policies. Key officials highlight substantial investments and tariff strategies as contributing factors to this economic resilience.
Breitbart: Trump Floats Rebate for Americans Thanks to Tariff Revenue
President Trump proposed potential rebates for certain income levels, citing increased tariff revenues as a source of funds. In June, the U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion surplus, largely due to a significant rise in tariff collections compared to the previous year.
Tariff revenues for the fiscal year have reached $113 billion, an 86% increase, with expectations of up to $300 billion for the year. Trump's tariffs have also facilitated trade deals with several countries and prompted negotiations to reduce trade barriers.
#culture
The Economist: Cover Story newsletter: How we chose the cover image
The Economist's deputy editor, Edward Carr, outlines the decision-making behind selecting and designing the magazine's cover image. The process involves preliminary sketches and lively debates, culminating in a design that reaches millions of readers each week.
#sports
Breitbart: Nick Saban Hails Trump's Order Limiting Pay-To-Play in College Sports
Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban endorsed President Trump's executive order addressing pay-to-play payments for college athletes. He emphasized the need for a system that maintains an education-based model in college sports while protecting women's and non-revenue sports.
Saban expressed concerns over the financial implications of college sports and the potential for a professional model, arguing that revenue from a few sports supports many others. He believes the executive order is a significant step toward maintaining opportunities for all athletes.
#other
Daily Mirror: Keir Starmer resists pressure to recognise Palestine now as 220 MPs back call
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