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Jul 30, 2025 |
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#illegals
CNSNews: Following Trump’s Warning, Report Reveals Foreign Nationals Account for 4 in 10 Sex Crime Arrests in London
President Trump, speaking in Scotland, cautioned European leaders about the risks of unchecked mass migration, linking it to rising crime rates. He highlighted a report indicating that 40% of those charged with sex crimes in London are foreign nationals, emphasizing the need for Europe to address immigration issues.
Trump pointed out a significant increase in illegal crossings into the U.K. and noted that foreign nationals are arrested at double the rate of British natives. He urged European nations to take action against what he termed a "horrible invasion."
#politics
Breitbart: Stephen Colbert Defends Beyoncé from Trump, Mocks Paramount-Skydance Merger with Pee Jokes
Stephen Colbert criticized the merger between Paramount and Skydance Media during his return to the Late Show, joking about his own cancellation and the network's new slogan. He also mocked FCC chairman Brendan Carr and President Trump, referencing Trump's comments on broadcast licenses and linking him to Jeffrey Epstein in a satirical song.
Colbert's remarks come as his show has reportedly lost the network significant money since 2015. The segment highlights ongoing tensions between late-night hosts and political figures, particularly Trump.
Fox News: Vance warns of 'penalty' for Dems who opposed the 'big, beautiful, bill' ahead of 2026 midterms
Vice President JD Vance stated that those who opposed President Trump's recently signed "one big, beautiful bill" should face consequences, as it includes significant tax breaks from Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. He criticized Democrats for not engaging in the legislative process and suggested their focus is on immigration rather than economic issues.
Despite Vance's support, a Fox News poll indicated that a majority of voters oppose the bill. The legislation faced unanimous opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, with critics arguing it would harm vulnerable populations. Vance is actively campaigning in key districts ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Fox News: Trump’s endorsement boosts Senate candidate who almost flipped a key swing seat
Former Rep. Mike Rogers is launching his second Senate campaign in Michigan, bolstered by President Trump's endorsement. This support follows the withdrawal of GOP Rep. Bill Huizenga from the race, clearing the field for Rogers as he aims to flip the seat currently held by retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters.
Rogers believes the endorsement will enhance his fundraising efforts and unify the Republican Party in Michigan. He contrasts his situation with the competitive Democratic primary, asserting that his early campaign start and Trump's backing position him favorably for the 2026 election.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted having dinner together
Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were spotted dining together at Le Violon in Montreal. Perry recently ended her engagement with Orlando Bloom, while Trudeau announced his divorce from Sophie earlier this year.
The two were seen sharing a meal of lobster, with Perry appearing to engage closely with Trudeau during their conversation.
GB News: How a bestselling PlayStation 5 game is helping people bypass UK age checks on Reddit and Discord
The UK's Online Safety Act has led to strict age verification checks on numerous websites and apps, prompting users to find creative workarounds. One notable method involves using characters from the game Death Stranding 2: The Beach to bypass face-scanning verifications on platforms like Reddit and Discord.
Players can manipulate the game's realistic character graphics to submit images that pass the verification process. Additionally, some users are employing AI-generated human faces and VPNs to evade the new restrictions. The Online Safety Act aims to protect children from harmful content by enforcing multi-step age verification across various online services.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Scopes Trial, 100 Years Later
The Scopes Trial in 1925, held in Dayton, Tennessee, pitted defense attorney Clarence Darrow against prosecutor William Jennings Bryan over the teaching of evolution in schools. The trial became a media spectacle, with H.L. Mencken reporting on the events and shaping public perception.
Ultimately, John Scopes was found guilty of violating an anti-evolution law, but the conviction was later overturned. The trial raised enduring questions about science, religion, and education, reflecting ongoing debates that persist today.
Fox News: Farage torches UK minister over 'disgusting' predator jab in free speech clash
Nigel Farage of Reform UK has demanded an apology from Technology Secretary Peter Kyle after Kyle accused him of siding with sexual predators over the Online Safety Act. Farage labeled the accusations as "disgusting" and called for a retraction, stating that the law risks infringing on free speech.
The Online Safety Act, aimed at protecting users, particularly children, has faced criticism for potentially overstepping by imposing censorship on social media platforms. Non-compliance could result in hefty fines, raising concerns about freedom of expression in the U.K.
Fox News: HHS pulls millions from Duke under Trump DEI order, alleging race-based hiring at health arm
Duke Health is facing over $100 million in frozen federal funding due to alleged violations of civil rights laws related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices. Secretaries Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Linda McMahon claim that such practices undermine merit-based standards in medicine, endangering patient care.
The federal government has warned Duke Health to review and rectify its policies regarding racial preferences in hiring and admissions. Failure to address these issues could lead to further enforcement actions. The government remains open to future partnerships if Duke demonstrates compliance.
#military
Le Monde: The 'code of silence' surrounding the Sahel's fallen soldiers
In Mali, families of soldiers killed in action are often left without information about their loved ones. After a deadly attack on May 23, one mother received only a brief visit from military representatives, who confirmed her son's death but offered no details on his burial.
This lack of communication is part of a broader pattern in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, where military juntas downplay losses to maintain public morale and support. A Malian officer noted that there is a deliberate effort to conceal the number of casualties, creating a "code of silence" around the fallen soldiers.
#crime
Breitbart: Andrew Yang Criticizes 'Automatic' Rifles After Manhattan Shooting
Andrew Yang commented on the Manhattan shooting, stating that automatic rifles are too easily accessible in America. However, he failed to clarify that the weapon used was a semiautomatic rifle, which operates differently from fully automatic firearms.
Fully automatic rifles require a stringent acquisition process, including background checks and registration. The rifle involved in the incident was a traditional semiautomatic, firing one round per trigger pull.
Breitbart: Manhattan Shooting Suspect Claimed to Have CTE, Blamed NFL
A 27-year-old man opened fire in a Manhattan office building, killing four people, including an NYPD officer, and injuring another. He carried a note claiming he had CTE, blamed the NFL for his condition, and intended to target NFL offices but mistakenly went to the wrong floor.
Mayor Eric Adams stated the shooter took the wrong elevator bank, leading to the tragic incident at Rudin Management instead. The investigation is ongoing as authorities piece together the motives behind the attack.