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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Trump praises Starmer on turning around migrant boats: 'Fantastic thing'
President Trump commended UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his efforts to control illegal immigration across the English Channel, stating that strong immigration policies are essential. He highlighted the importance of preventing the entry of individuals with criminal backgrounds and praised Starmer's actions to remove those without rights to remain in the UK.
Starmer's government has reportedly facilitated the removal of around 35,000 individuals since taking office, and he faces pressure to deter increasing small boat crossings. The UK has introduced new measures targeting migrant-smuggling operations, while Starmer's administration aims to balance immigration control with legitimate asylum claims.
#politics
GB News: Bev Turner shares the 'one thing that struck her' about Donald Trump as she lifts lid on 'fascinating' US administration
GB News presenter Bev Turner shared insights from her experience with Donald Trump's administration, noting the presence of many strong women in key roles. She described the organization as family-oriented, countering stereotypes about Trump having a "woman problem."
Turner also highlighted the extensive security measures surrounding Trump's visit to Scotland and remarked on the difference in his appearance compared to television portrayals. She expressed her fascination with the inner workings of the administration and the warm reception from Trump.
The Western Journal: Secret Service Arrests Man Who Breached Treasury Building Perimeter, Calls in Bomb Squad
A man was arrested for breaching the perimeter of the U.S. Treasury Building, prompting a bomb squad response. The individual climbed a fence and dropped a suspicious bag before being apprehended by the Secret Service. He faces charges for unlawful entry and has a warrant in another jurisdiction.
This incident follows increased scrutiny of the Secret Service after past security breaches involving threats to former President Trump. The suspect was taken for medical evaluation after the situation was resolved without further incident.
Breitbart: Nolte: Disgraced 'Fact Checker' Glenn Kessler out at Washington Post
Glenn Kessler, known for his role as a fact-checker at The Washington Post, announced he will leave the publication after 27 years, citing financial reasons. His tenure has been marked by accusations of bias, particularly in favor of Democrats, leading to criticism of the credibility of fact-checking.
Kessler's departure is seen by some as a reflection of the changing landscape in media, with many other journalists also leaving their positions. Critics argue that his work contributed to the erosion of trust in fact-checking, particularly during the Trump administration.
#society
Times Of Israel: Image of Gazan child with genetic illness being used to falsely smear Israel, COGAT charges
The Israeli Defense Ministry has refuted claims that it is starving children in Gaza, citing a viral image of a malnourished child as misleading. The child, Osama al-Rakab, suffers from a genetic illness and is receiving treatment in Italy. COGAT emphasized the need to verify facts before spreading misinformation.
Despite these claims, reports indicate a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with increasing malnutrition and fatalities. Israel has announced a tactical pause in military operations to facilitate humanitarian aid distribution, while also denying accusations of using hunger as a weapon.
Fox News: Investigation finds RI Public School District offered student loan forgiveness to only non-White teachers
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found reasonable cause to believe that the Providence Public School District unlawfully discriminated against White teachers by offering student loan forgiveness solely to non-White educators. This program, called the "Educator of Color Loan Forgiveness Program," violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
The EEOC has directed the district to resolve the issue and participate in its conciliation program. Legal experts express hope that this finding will lead to accountability for the discriminatory practices affecting White teachers.
Breitbart: Box Office: ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Debuts with Solid $118 Million
Marvel's "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" debuted with $118 million in its opening weekend, making it the fourth biggest opening of the year. Internationally, it added $100 million, totaling $218 million worldwide. The film received positive audience and critic responses, with an 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
The success comes amid a resurgence in superhero films, countering claims of superhero fatigue. The film is set in a retro-futuristic 1960s and features a family of astronauts turned superhumans. It is expected to continue performing well at the box office.
The Telegraph: Airline that kicked Jewish children off plane ‘must be investigated’
A former attorney general has called for an investigation into Vueling Airlines after a group of Jewish children was removed from a flight for allegedly singing a Hebrew song. The airline cited passenger safety concerns, while Israeli officials condemned the incident as anti-Semitism.
Spanish police clarified that the removal was due to "misbehaviour" and not related to the singing. The incident has raised significant concerns regarding the treatment of Jewish individuals in public spaces.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Gazan city of Khan Yunis is almost completely leveled, satellite images show
Israel's military operations in Gaza have led to extensive destruction, with satellite images revealing that Khan Yunis, the second-largest city in the enclave, has been nearly completely leveled. The city, which had a population of 400,000, along with neighboring towns, has seen most buildings destroyed due to bulldozing and bombardments.
Reports indicate that the Israeli army has intensified its demolition efforts, employing private contractors to expedite the destruction. As of April 2025, approximately 70% of Gaza's structures were reported damaged or destroyed, with ongoing plans from Israeli leaders to repurpose the territory for new developments.
#culture
Fox News: Sydney Sweeney’s racy ad sparks outrage but fans defend anti-'woke' style
Sydney Sweeney's new campaign with American Eagle, titled "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans," has drawn mixed reactions online. Critics argue the tagline has racial undertones, with some labeling it "tone-deaf" and even "Nazi propaganda." Supporters, however, defend the ad as clever and harmless.
The campaign features Sweeney in a promotional video where she playfully alters the wording on a billboard. In addition to the controversy, Sweeney's "Sydney Jean" will support Crisis Text Line, donating 100% of net proceeds to mental health initiatives.
Breitbart: Tom Lehrer, Song Satirist and Mathematician, Dies at 97
Tom Lehrer, the influential satirist known for his humorous songs that critiqued politics, society, and culture, has passed away at 97. A Harvard graduate, Lehrer shifted from music to a long teaching career in mathematics, granting free use of his lyrics to the public in 2020.
His body of work, while limited to about three dozen songs, left a significant impact on the music landscape, influencing artists like Randy Newman and "Weird Al" Yankovic. Lehrer was celebrated for his clever and polite critique of serious subjects, making his satire widely accepted.
#crime
Fox News: Police identify multiple suspects in brutal Cincinnati street fight: 'Cruel and absolutely unacceptable'
Cincinnati police have identified at least four suspects involved in a violent brawl that occurred downtown, with videos of the incident circulating on social media. The fight left two individuals seriously injured, and authorities are seeking to identify additional participants.
Police Chief Teresa Theetge condemned the behavior displayed during the altercation, describing it as cruel and unacceptable. The incident reportedly stemmed from a verbal dispute, and the Department of Justice is monitoring the situation for potential civil rights violations.
Fox News: Jeffrey Epstein thrown out of Mar-a-Lago for hiring the help: Trump
President Trump recounted his falling out with Jeffrey Epstein, stating he expelled Epstein from Mar-a-Lago for attempting to hire his employees. The split reportedly occurred around 2004 after a dispute over a property auction. Trump claimed he never visited Epstein’s island, turning down invitations.
The conversation around Epstein continues to gain traction, with lawmakers seeking transparency regarding his crimes. Trump has not dismissed the idea of pardoning Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, though he has not actively considered it.