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Jul 30, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Trump admin unleashes crucial recruitment campaign with massive bonuses to bolster ICE ranks
The Department of Homeland Security is initiating a recruitment campaign to hire 10,000 new ICE agents, supported by funding from a recent congressional spending bill. The campaign, titled "Defend the Homeland," aims to address challenges posed by illegal immigration and enhance deportation efforts.
The recruitment drive includes incentives such as signing bonuses, student loan relief, and overtime pay for various positions within ICE. Officials emphasize the need for increased personnel to manage the rise in assaults on agents and to enforce immigration laws effectively.
#politics
Breitbart: Roy Cooper's Senate Launch Hides Record on Abortion, Trans Surgeries
Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper launched his Senate campaign with a nostalgic video, omitting his controversial record on parental rights, support for transgender procedures for minors, and his stance on illegal immigration. He presents himself as a champion of the middle class while his tenure has been marked by alarmist rhetoric and vetoes against conservative legislation.
Cooper's campaign narrative contrasts sharply with his actions as governor, including his opposition to bills protecting women's sports and parental rights. Critics label him a "radical, pro-Hamas leftist," and Republican frontrunner Michael Whatley, endorsed by Trump, is positioned to challenge him effectively.
The Epoch Times: Support to Ban Drug Ads Gains Bipartisan Momentum
Jacob Burg discusses recent developments on Capitol Hill, including support from some Democrats for RFK Jr.'s initiative to ban prescription drug advertisements. He also covers legal challenges regarding a new law aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood and the potential for mid-cycle redistricting in Texas to benefit Republicans.
The conversation includes insights on the implications of these political maneuvers, including responses from California's governor. The ongoing debates reflect broader themes in American politics and governance.
Fox News: Crockett criticizes AOC and Bernie Sanders' 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour for making it about themselves
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, criticized fellow Democrats Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for their self-promoting "Fighting Oligarchy Tour," suggesting it detracts from party unity. She expressed her commitment to advancing the Democratic Party over personal branding.
Crockett's remarks came during a private meeting while she was considering a leadership role. She later withdrew from the race for the House Oversight Committee amid backlash over her comments on Trump impeachment. Crockett has previously made headlines for her confrontational style and controversial statements.
#society
GB News: Britain remembers Southport victims with impeccable three-minute silence
Southport commemorates the one-year anniversary of a tragic knife attack that resulted in the deaths of three young girls and injuries to others. The community is focused on healing and honoring the victims while supporting affected families.
Residents are committed to moving forward, ensuring that the incident does not define their town. Southport continues to navigate its recovery journey.
Fox News: 'Critical' closed-door congressional huddle focuses on growing antisemitism in US, Mamdani’s rise
Lawmakers on the House Homeland Security Committee convened a roundtable to address rising antisemitic violence in the U.S., particularly in light of recent attacks and concerns over New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's anti-Israel rhetoric. The meeting aimed to enhance interagency coordination and improve responses to threats against Jewish communities.
The Anti-Defamation League reported a record high of antisemitic incidents in 2024, with a 344% increase over five years. Participants discussed the spread of extremist rhetoric, especially on college campuses, and the need for robust training and prosecution of antisemitic offenses.
Breitbart: Tommy Robinson Flies Out of Britain After Alleged Assault: Report
A man sought in connection with an alleged assault at St Pancras International station boarded a flight out of the country early Tuesday. The suspect, identified as Tommy Robinson, was filmed at the scene where another individual sustained serious injuries and is receiving hospital treatment.
Robinson has not publicly addressed the incident but shared videos of himself with a minor injury. He promoted an upcoming freedom of speech rally, emphasizing the importance of peaceful expression against perceived demographic changes in Britain.
#war
Le Monde: Nika Lozovska, chef: 'I work in a London restaurant called Brat. In Ukrainian, that means brother'
A restaurant owner from Odesa reflects on the impact of the war in Ukraine, which forced her to leave her home, family, and business. After struggling to adapt in France, she now works in London as a sous-chef while participating in charity events to support her homeland.
Despite the challenges, she finds solace in cooking, creating dishes that evoke memories of her region, and recognizes the unpredictability of life during wartime.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Poland Says They Have Detained 32 Alleged Russian Saboteurs
Polish authorities have detained 32 individuals suspected of coordinating sabotage activities for Russia. Among those arrested are a Pole, Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, and a Colombian man accused of arson attacks linked to Russian intelligence.
The Colombian suspect faces severe penalties, including up to life in prison, for his role in the attacks on warehouses in May 2024. Further details on the suspects or the sabotage plans remain undisclosed.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Kyle Bass: China’s Economic Spiral and the Coming Taiwan War
Kyle Bass, founder of Hayman Capital Management, discusses the current state of China's economy in a recent interview. He provides insights on economic challenges and developments since their last conversation five months ago.
Bass emphasizes ongoing issues impacting China's financial landscape and offers his perspective on future trends.
#health
The Federalist: Pediatric Medical Org Wants To Ban Religious Vaccine Exemptions
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has recommended that all children aged six months and older receive additional vaccines and called for the elimination of religious exemptions for school immunizations. This comes amid declining vaccination rates and ongoing concerns regarding the safety of vaccines, including those for COVID-19.
Critics argue that the AAP's stance disregards parental rights and religious liberties, with some claiming it reflects an overreach of authority. The AAP insists that nonmedical exemptions undermine public health, advocating for pediatricians to pressure families into compliance without considering exemption requests.
#crime
Forbes: What We Know About Manhattan Shooting Suspect As Police Find Another Loaded Gun
Police discovered an additional weapon in the vehicle of Shane Devon Tamura, the 27-year-old gunman who killed four people in a Manhattan office building. Tamura was armed with an M4 assault-style rifle during the shooting and had a loaded revolver in his car.
Investigations into the shooting and Tamura's motives are ongoing. This incident marks a significant act of violence in New York City.
The Western Journal: NYC Shooter Missed His Intended Target Because He Took the Wrong Elevator, Eric Adams Says
New York City Mayor Eric Adams reported that a shooter, Shane Tamura, intended to target the NFL offices but took the wrong elevator, leading to a tragic shooting that resulted in four deaths, including an NYPD officer. Tamura, who believed he had played in the NFL, suffered from mental health issues.
The incident occurred in a Midtown Manhattan building, where Tamura shot several individuals before taking his own life. Adams noted that the shooter was misdirected due to the building's elevator system, which contributed to the chaos. The NFL confirmed that one of its employees was injured in the attack.
The Western Journal: Cincinnati's Top Cop Melts Down Over People Sharing Clips of Mob Beating Woman Unconscious 'Without Context'
Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge criticized social media users for sharing videos of a brutal mob attack that left two white victims unconscious, claiming they distorted the incident "without context." She emphasized that the footage does not represent the full story.
Theetge noted that the delayed police response was partly due to a lack of calls about the incident. She argued that social media and media coverage can misrepresent events, complicating investigations. The chief urged caution in interpreting viral content.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Trump Cuts Ribbon to Officially Open Second Golf Course at Aberdeen
President Donald Trump inaugurated the new golf course at Trump International Golf Links Aberdeen, marking the end of his trip to Scotland. He was joined by his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, who emphasized the hard work put into the project. Trump touted the course as potentially one of the best in the world.
The new course is the second 18-hole addition to the property, with the original already rated among the top five courses. Eric Trump expressed confidence that the two courses together represent the best 36 holes in golf, highlighting the dedication and passion behind the project.
#technology
Fox News: Meta's new wearable lets you control screens hands-free
Meta has developed a gesture control wristband that allows users to interact with devices using muscle signals from their wrists, eliminating the need for screens or touch. This technology is particularly beneficial for individuals with mobility challenges, offering a new way to engage with technology seamlessly.
The wristband utilizes surface electromyography (sEMG) to detect electrical signals in the wrist muscles, achieving over 90% accuracy in gesture recognition without user calibration. While still in the research phase, this innovation could revolutionize human-computer interaction and enhance accessibility in various tech applications.