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Jul 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Trump's border enforcement unleashes new weapon against illegal immigration
President Trump’s administration has made significant strides in immigration enforcement, achieving record low illegal crossings and halting the release of border crossers into the U.S. The focus now shifts to utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance enforcement capabilities, streamline processes, and ensure the integrity of the immigration system.
AI is seen as a crucial tool for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to improve efficiency in border operations and case management. With the integration of AI, the administration aims to expedite removals and streamline lawful entry processes while establishing safeguards against potential misuse by future administrations. The goal is to fortify the rule of law in immigration.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Bev Turner asks Donald Trump whether people should be arrested for social media posts
Bev Turner questioned President Trump about the potential for arrests over social media posts in Britain, to which Trump expressed surprise. He emphasized his commitment to free speech and mentioned his platform, Truth Social, as a means to combat censorship.
The Federalist: Democrat Party Has Always Been As Foul As Jasmine Crockett
The Atlantic's profile on Rep. Jasmine Crockett argues that Democrats should respond to Republican tactics with equal aggression. This claim is criticized as a myth, suggesting Democrats have historically relied on media support to maintain a facade of decency while attacking opponents.
The piece asserts that Trump disrupted this dynamic by openly confronting Democrats and their allies, exposing their tactics. Crockett's approach is seen as a departure from the previous strategy, acknowledging the party's aggressive nature without the pretense of civility.
#society
Le Monde: In Iran, the government steps up repression as executions surge
Mehdi Hassani and Behrouz Ehsani were executed by Iranian authorities on July 25, 2025, after being convicted of "armed rebellion" and other charges linked to their alleged ties to the opposition group People's Mujahedin. Both men faced a brief trial without legal representation.
Their executions contribute to a troubling trend, with at least 612 executions reported in Iran in the first half of 2025, double the number from the same period in 2024. Currently, at least 48 individuals remain on death row.
The Epoch Times: ???? 5 Revelations From the Newly Declassified Russia Records
The Epoch Times offers a daily briefing that highlights key stories shaping current events in the U.S. Readers can subscribe to the Morning Brief newsletter, curated by national editor Ivan Pentchoukov, for insights and clarity on pressing issues.
Le Monde: Journalists in the West Bank face mounting suppression
Since October 7, Israel has detained over 140 journalists in the West Bank, often citing "incitement to terrorism." The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate condemns these actions as attempts to suppress media freedom.
One case highlights the impact on families: Iman Khweira struggles to explain her husband's arrest to their young son. Her husband, a local journalist, is held in poor conditions without formal charges, raising concerns about his health and treatment.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Two words were missing from Starmer’s speech: terrorism works
Sir Keir Starmer announced that the UK will recognize Palestine in September unless Israel takes significant steps to address the situation in Gaza. This position, however, places the onus entirely on Israel, potentially undermining ceasefire efforts and incentivizing Hamas to continue hostilities.
Starmer's conditions do not include the release of hostages held by Hamas, which complicates the ceasefire negotiations. Critics argue that this approach makes a ceasefire less likely and suggests a lack of understanding of the dynamics at play in the conflict.
Times Of Israel: EU bid to suspend Israel from startup funding falls short of majority
A European Union proposal to suspend Israel from its Horizon research funding program for startups failed to gain necessary support, with Germany and Italy requesting more time to assess the situation. The proposal aimed to pressure Israel to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Israel's Foreign Ministry criticized the proposal as unjustified, arguing it would strengthen Hamas during ongoing conflict. While some EU countries supported the suspension, others, including Germany and Hungary, opposed it, reflecting a divide in European responses to the situation in Gaza.
#military
Fox News: America faces a dangerous future. Our security depends on proven, capable military tech
President Trump’s Golden Dome project aims to enhance U.S. missile defense capabilities, building on decades of military advancements. The recent successful interception of an Iranian missile attack on Al Udeid Air Base demonstrated the effectiveness of layered defense systems developed by trusted defense contractors.
This incident underscores the importance of proven defense technologies in maintaining U.S. deterrence and protecting American lives. As global threats evolve, continued investment in reliable defense infrastructure is crucial for national security.
#culture
Fox News: Piers Morgan can’t believe people are surprised by ‘one-trick pony’ Colbert getting canceled
Piers Morgan stated that the cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" is due to its financial losses, costing CBS over $40 million annually. He criticized the show's repetitive anti-Trump content, suggesting it contributed to declining ratings and viewer boredom.
Despite CBS's clarification that the decision was purely financial, some liberals speculate about potential political motives. Morgan dismissed these theories, emphasizing that the show's inefficiency and lack of variety led to its downfall.
Fox News: The war on hot women: Why the woke mob hates Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney faces backlash not for undermining feminism, but for embodying traditional femininity and beauty that some liberal women find threatening. Critics are accused of hypocrisy for supporting non-traditional representations of womanhood while attacking Sweeney for her confidence and appearance.
The outrage reflects a cultural shift where attractiveness is vilified, and ideological conformity is prioritized over empowerment. Sweeney's presence challenges the narrative that beauty is oppressive, highlighting a divide in contemporary feminist discourse.
#health
Fox News: Doctor reveals the secret weapon against growing vaccine skepticism worldwide
Professor Margie Danchin, a pediatrician and vaccine expert in Australia, is addressing ongoing vaccine hesitancy that has persisted since the COVID-19 pandemic. She emphasizes the importance of rebuilding trust in vaccines, particularly as childhood vaccination rates decline globally, leading to an increase in vaccine-preventable diseases.
Danchin advocates for open communication and education to dispel fears and misconceptions about vaccines. She utilizes programs that train healthcare providers and community leaders to effectively convey the benefits of vaccination, aiming to create a respectful dialogue that addresses parents' concerns.
#education
Fox News: Teaching hate, hiding truth: NEA’s real agenda revealed in leaked handbook
The National Education Association (NEA) has faced criticism for its 2025 handbook, which allegedly promotes a radical agenda, including erasing Jewish history, advocating for racial quotas, and attacking homeschooling. Critics argue that the NEA has become a partisan entity, funneling the majority of its political contributions to Democrats.
In response, the "Stopping Teachers Unions from Damaging Education Needs Today (STUDENT) Act" has been introduced to limit the NEA's political activities and enforce transparency. Proponents believe this legislation could redirect the NEA's focus back to education and address the declining performance of public schools.