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#illegals
Breitbart: Fetterman Praises ICE Arresting Illegal Child Sex Predators as Luna Calls for 'Death Penalty'
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) commended ICE for arresting over 200 illegal aliens with child sex crime histories, highlighting a significant increase in arrests compared to the previous fiscal year. He diverged from party lines, stating such actions enhance national security.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) advocated for the death penalty for these offenders, suggesting immediate action without deportation. ICE emphasized the importance of their operations in removing violent criminal aliens, aiming to improve community safety.
#politics
Le Monde: Trump administration pushes to revoke scientific ruling that underpins climate regulations
The Trump administration is moving to reverse the 2009 Endangerment Finding, which supports the EPA's authority to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Administrator Lee Zeldin claims this decision could save $54 billion annually and is a response to what he calls flawed reasoning from previous administrations.
This deregulation effort is expected to face legal challenges, potentially reaching the Supreme Court. Environmental groups are poised to sue, arguing that the reversal undermines established scientific consensus on climate change and public health.
#society
GB News: YouTuber describes hostile face-off with leftists at Epping protests: ‘I can stand where I want!’
YouTuber Wesley Winter criticized leftist protesters who confronted him during recent protests in Epping over a hotel housing asylum seekers. He claimed some security guards were paid to maintain order and suggested that protesters attempted to suppress his free speech while he documented the events.
The protests, which began after a man living at the hotel was arrested on serious charges, have seen significant tensions between anti-migrant and pro-immigration groups, leading to multiple arrests. Police have been actively managing the situation to prevent violence.
Breitbart: Ag. Sec. Brooke Rollins Previews First Ever 'National Farmers Market Week Extravaganza'
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the "National Farmers Market Week extravaganza" on the National Mall, starting August 3, as part of the lead-up to America's 250th birthday. The week will feature over 50 tents showcasing produce from farmers nationwide and daily themed events.
The celebration includes activities such as cooking demonstrations, performances by Christian artists, and family movie night with "Charlotte’s Web." This event follows a USDA reorganization aimed at improving service to farmers by relocating staff closer to agricultural hubs across the country.
Breitbart: Porn Studios File Copyright Lawsuit Against Meta Claiming Mass Download of XXX Movies to Train AI
Two adult film studios, Strike 3 Holdings and Counterlife Media, have filed a copyright lawsuit against Meta, claiming the company unlawfully used 2,396 of their films to train AI models. They allege that Meta downloaded these films via BitTorrent and shared them, potentially threatening their business.
The lawsuit seeks statutory damages that could total $359 million, asserting that Meta's AI could produce similar adult content, undermining the studios' market. Meta has stated that they are reviewing the claims but believe they are inaccurate.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: UK's PM Says His Country 'Will Recognize the State of Palestine' Unless Israel Caves to Gaza
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the UK will recognize Palestine as a state by September unless Israel takes significant steps to address the situation in Gaza. He emphasized the need for a cease-fire and support for a two-state solution.
Starmer condemned Hamas and called for the immediate release of hostages. He reiterated the UK's commitment to working with international partners to alleviate suffering in Gaza and promote stability in the Middle East.
Times Of Israel: UK to recognize Palestinian state in Sept. unless Israel ends Gaza war, commits to peace
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the UK would recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Israel takes significant steps to end the conflict in Gaza and commits to a peace process. This decision, criticized by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, follows France's similar move and reflects growing international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Starmer emphasized that this recognition does not equate to legitimizing Hamas and reiterated the need for humanitarian aid alongside political measures. The UK government aims to alleviate the dire situation in Gaza while facing backlash from Israel, which views the recognition as a reward for terrorism.
#crime
Fox News: Manhattan shooter Shane Tamura got 'lower part' of rifle from associate, NYC mayor says
A New York City gunman, Shane Tamura, killed four people, including an NYPD officer, using a rifle partly acquired from an associate. Mayor Eric Adams noted Tamura had a documented mental health history and expressed grievances against the NFL, believing he suffered from a brain disease.
Adams emphasized the need for clearer laws regarding mental health issues to prevent future violence. He credited proactive security measures in office spaces, such as active shooter drills, for potentially saving lives during the incident.
Fox News: Ghislaine Maxwell's immunity request denied by House Oversight Committee
The House Oversight Committee, led by GOP Chairman James Comer, has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request for immunity in exchange for her congressional testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes. Maxwell's attorneys indicated she would invoke her Fifth Amendment rights unless immunity was granted.
Maxwell's legal team also requested advance questions and a delay in deposition until after a Supreme Court ruling on her appeal against her 2021 sex trafficking conviction. They argue that she was unfairly prosecuted and that a prior non-prosecution agreement should protect her.
Fox News: 'Walk-on' baseball coach and substitute groundskeeper at California high school charged with sex crimes
Gabriel Vigil, a 34-year-old walk-on baseball coach at Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo High School in Long Beach, California, has been charged with multiple sex crimes against a female student. Charges include sexual penetration of a minor, unlawful sexual intercourse, and distributing pornography to a minor.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office emphasizes its commitment to holding sexual predators accountable. Vigil has pleaded not guilty, with bail set at $250,000, and he is no longer employed by the school district. Prosecutors suspect there may be additional victims.