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Jul 30, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: MI Dems seek to prosecute mask-wearing ICE, after state instituted $500 fine for being maskless during COVID
Michigan Democrats are proposing a bill to allow state prosecution of ICE agents who conduct immigration enforcement while masked. The bill's sponsor argues that masked agents resemble secret police and undermine public trust in law enforcement.
Critics, including state Republicans, view the bill as an attack on law enforcement efforts to combat illegal immigration. Federal officials defend the use of masks for officer safety, citing threats from gangs targeting agents.
#politics
The Mirror: Keir Starmer says UK is ready to recognise Palestine unless Israel takes action
Britain plans to recognize the state of Palestine in September unless Israel agrees to a ceasefire in Gaza, according to Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He emphasized the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza and the need for a peace process towards a Two State Solution.
Starmer's comments follow an emergency Cabinet meeting to discuss the escalating crisis, with over 250 MPs supporting immediate recognition of Palestine. French President Emmanuel Macron has also indicated support for this recognition at the upcoming UN General Assembly.
#society
The Telegraph: Italian farmers protest over-tourism with toll on Alpine trail
Farmers in the Dolomites have installed a turnstile on a public hiking path, charging €5 for access, in response to over-tourism and lack of compensation. This controversial move challenges the traditional right to roam and may encourage similar actions from other farmers.
The turnstile was first set up briefly in July as a protest, but after receiving no support from authorities, it has been reactivated. Critics warn this could set a precedent for charging access to public paths in the region.
The Epoch Times: Breaking Borders: How Chinese Citizens Are Fighting Back CCP Oppression
Two Chinese Americans are reportedly stranded in China due to exit bans imposed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). These bans exemplify the extensive controls the CCP exercises over its citizens, with the term "exit ban" carrying multiple connotations in Chinese society.
The situation highlights ongoing resistance among Chinese people against the CCP's restrictive measures. The views shared in this context represent the opinions of the host and guests, not necessarily those of the publication.
Le Monde: France orders automakers to step up faulty airbag recalls
The French transport ministry has mandated that automakers replace potentially dangerous Takata airbags in millions of vehicles, requiring timely repairs or providing replacement vehicles to owners facing delays. Companies must also offer home repair appointments or towing services.
Automakers have 20 days to report their progress on the recall efforts, with penalties of up to €1 million per week for non-compliance. The Takata airbag scandal, which began in 2014, has been linked to at least 18 deaths in France and has led to widespread recalls across major car manufacturers.
#crime
GB News: Drivers at risk of 'crash for cash' fraud with deliberate collisions causing safety concerns - 'Dangerous'
London police are intensifying efforts against a rising car insurance fraud scheme known as "crash for cash." The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department executed multiple warrants, uncovering staged collisions and arresting key suspects involved in the fraudulent operations.
Detective Chief Inspector Nik Jethwa emphasized the dangers posed by these scams, which not only defraud insurers but also jeopardize public safety. The operation highlights a collaborative approach to dismantling organized fraud and sends a clear message that offenders will be pursued relentlessly.
Fox News: In the wake of Manhattan mass shooting, NYC lawmaker urges New Yorkers to remain 'vigilant'
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis urges New Yorkers to stay vigilant following a mass shooting in Manhattan that left several dead, including a police officer. The shooter, Shane Tamura, reportedly had grievances against the NFL and a documented mental health history.
Malliotakis emphasized the need for community awareness and cautioned against politicizing the tragedy. Mayor Eric Adams noted that Tamura's suicide note referenced struggles with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and expressed anger towards the NFL.
Fox News: Cincinnati business owners slam viral 'out of control' beating amid fight to clean up downtown
A violent assault in downtown Cincinnati over the weekend has drawn national attention, with business owners criticizing the suspects and the lack of intervention from bystanders. The incident occurred outside the nightclub LoVe, where a mob attacked two individuals, leading to calls for improved public safety.
Cincinnati's police chief reported that out of approximately 100 witnesses, only one called 911 during the incident. Local business owners expressed disappointment, stating that such violence tarnishes the city's reputation, especially during events like the ongoing Jazz Fest. Authorities have charged at least five suspects involved in the attack.