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#illegals
Fox News: Trump slams Europe over immigration, says ‘horrible invasion’ is killing the continent
President Trump criticized European leaders upon his arrival in Scotland, claiming that mass immigration is a "horrible invasion" that is "killing" the continent. He urged them to take action to manage the crisis, contrasting their struggles with his administration's success in securing the U.S. southern border.
During his visit, Trump also praised certain European leaders for their hardline immigration stances and discussed ongoing trade agreements with the U.K. and the European Union. He emphasized the importance of addressing immigration issues for the future of Europe.
Breitbart: Adams: Illegal Immigrants Should Get Benefits Because They're 'Innocent'
Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the need to adjust New York City's sanctuary policy to better coordinate with federal authorities regarding violent criminals. He advocated for protecting undocumented individuals pursuing the American Dream from being denied taxpayer benefits.
Adams clarified that while violent offenders should be addressed, innocent undocumented individuals should not be harmed by the law. He reiterated the city's commitment to ensuring that all residents receive the resources they deserve.
Breitbart: Adams: Illegal Immigrants 'Deserve' Tax Benefits, They Pay Taxes by Buying Stuff
New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended the city's sanctuary policy, emphasizing that all residents, regardless of immigration status, are entitled to city services funded by tax dollars. He highlighted the importance of ensuring access to resources for everyone living in the city.
Adams also expressed a desire to modify sanctuary laws to cooperate with federal authorities regarding individuals involved in violent crimes. He clarified that the policy does not protect those who commit serious offenses.
Breitbart: Trump Arrives, Immediately Torches Europe For Suicide by Open Borders
During his visit to Scotland, President Donald Trump criticized European immigration policies, claiming they threaten the continent's existence and natural beauty. He urged European leaders to take action against what he termed a "horrible invasion" and boasted about America's border control successes.
Trump's trip also includes meetings with British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen, where he expressed optimism about trade deals. His arrival was met with protests, reflecting Scotland's generally left-leaning political stance.
#politics
Breitbart: Cotton: DNI, CIA, FBI Need to Put Out as Much Information as Possible as Quickly as Possible on Russia Hoax
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) urged the intelligence community to disclose information regarding allegations that the Obama administration fabricated the narrative of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election. He claimed that despite clear assessments indicating no collusion, a different narrative was pushed to undermine Trump's victory.
Cotton accused Democrats, including Obama and Biden, of colluding to suppress the truth and mislead the public about the legitimacy of Trump's election. He emphasized the need for transparency from the Director of National Intelligence, CIA, and FBI to clarify the situation for the American people.
#society
Times Of Israel: Settler extremists torch several homes in West Bank village; IDF detains suspects
Israeli settlers set fire to homes in the West Bank village of Kisan, with reports indicating six houses were burned. The IDF responded, detaining several suspects. This incident is part of a recent pattern of settler violence against Palestinian communities, with multiple attacks reported.
Violence has escalated in the West Bank since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, resulting in over 950 Palestinian deaths, according to the Palestinian Authority. The IDF states most fatalities were militants or rioters. Since the onset of the conflict, around 6,000 Palestinians have been arrested.
GB News: GB News viewer, 78, in world record bid as she joins oldest-ever mixed relay team swimming English Channel
A mixed relay team of six swimmers, aged 71 to 80, plans to break the world record for the oldest mixed team to swim the English Channel. The team, named "457 YEARS," includes Ellery McGowan, who is raising funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young in memory of her son.
The swim is set for July 29, expected to take about 16.5 hours. McGowan, a seasoned swimmer, aims to conclude her decade-long fundraising efforts with this event, having already raised £47,000 for the charity. Despite health challenges, she remains committed to the cause and the swim.
Fox News: Wisconsin student Eliotte Heinz’s Mississippi River death reignites safety concerns in college town
Eliotte Heinz, a 22-year-old graduate student at Viterbo University, was found dead in the Mississippi River four days after disappearing while walking home from a bar in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Local authorities do not suspect foul play, and the investigation is ongoing pending autopsy results.
The community is mourning her loss and calling for increased safety measures, especially for students walking home at night. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and look out for one another, as concerns about safety near the river have been reignited.
The Western Journal: Trump Blamed for 'Superman' Global Slump: Reeve's 1978 Classic Debunks the Haters
Blaming President Trump for the box office struggles of DC films, particularly the new "Superman," overlooks key factors. While "Superman" performed decently domestically, its international numbers were weak, raising questions about the character's global appeal rather than anti-American sentiment.
In contrast, "Captain America: Brave New World" fared better internationally, suggesting that marketing and character recognition play significant roles. The historical context of the original "Superman" also indicates that anti-American sentiment is not a new phenomenon affecting box office performance.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syria and Israel to continue US-mediated de-escalation talks, Syrian state TV says
Syrian and Israeli officials have agreed to continue discussions aimed at de-escalating tensions in southern Syria after recent US-mediated talks in Paris did not yield a final agreement. The dialogue, described as “honest and responsible,” follows ongoing escalations since December.
While both sides explore reducing hostilities, Israel has not committed to halting airstrikes in Syria and seeks a demilitarized zone along the border. The Syrian delegation has held Israel accountable for recent violence, complicating the situation as they navigate the challenges of stabilizing the region.
#economy
Le Monde: Earning well, yet feeling poor: How social media creates financial dysmorphia
Social media has become a platform for showcasing wealth, with users flaunting cash and discussing savings. This trend includes budgeting tips and extravagant spending advice, leading to confusion about financial priorities and needs.
As discussions about money proliferate, clarity on financial matters appears to diminish. Users frequently speculate on the costs of everyday items and the income required for a comfortable lifestyle.
#crime
Fox News: Jimmy Hoffa’s son: who killed my dad, why, and what it did to my family
James P. Hoffa claims his father, labor leader Jimmy Hoffa, was murdered in 1975 by a conspiracy involving Detroit Mafia figures and Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons. The younger Hoffa alleges they feared his father's return to power and orchestrated his assassination to prevent it.
Hoffa's son recounts the devastating impact of his father's disappearance on their family, emphasizing the lack of closure due to the absence of a grave. He points to Mafia involvement and specific individuals, including Vito "Billy Jack" Giacalone, as central to the plot against his father.