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Jul 4, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Lawyers for Transgender Cult Suspect in Border Patrol Killing Claim Trump Admin Fast-Tracking Death Penalty Case
Teresa Youngblut, 21, charged with the January shooting death of Border Patrol Agent David C. Maland, is seeking a six-month delay in the government's decision on the death penalty. Her defense argues the timeline for submitting mitigating evidence is rushed and inadequate.
Youngblut is linked to the cult-like group Zizians, which has been associated with multiple killings. Her legal team claims they need more time to prepare, citing a lack of adequate representation and the expedited nature of the case since the Attorney General's directive on capital punishment.
Fox News: From New York to Arizona, migrant facilities shuttering in wake of Trump's border crackdown
Migrant shelters across the U.S. are closing as the number of illegal border crossings has significantly decreased. Shelters in Arizona, California, Texas, New York, and Massachusetts have shut down, with officials attributing this decline to recent policy changes and a drop in apprehensions.
The White House is highlighting these closures as evidence of effective border control, linking them to the Trump administration's policies. A proposed reconciliation bill aims to allocate $170 billion towards immigration enforcement, including increased deportations and border security measures.
#politics
The Mirror: Rachel Reeves admits to being upset over 'personal issue' but comes out fighting
Rachel Reeves expressed her commitment to her role as Chancellor after appearing emotional during PMQs, citing a personal issue but declining to elaborate. She emphasized her teamwork with Keir Starmer and her pride in her contributions, stating she is ready to continue her responsibilities.
Starmer acknowledged he was unaware of Reeves' distress during the fast-paced session and highlighted the challenges of PMQs. He also reflected on the government's recent welfare reform struggles, admitting mistakes in the process while maintaining pride in their overall achievements.
#society
Fox News: 'Star Trek's' George Takei compares US internment camps of Japanese to Trump detaining illegal immigrants
Actor George Takei compared President Trump's immigration policies to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. He emphasized the dangers of political hysteria, suggesting that both historical and current leaders can be influenced by fear and misinformation.
Takei urged Americans to speak out against such injustices, reflecting on his own experiences as a Japanese American during wartime. He highlighted the need for educators to help society recognize the impact of political panic.
Breitbart: New Jersey: Skydiving Plane Carrying 15 Crashes at End of Runway
A skydiving plane with 15 people on board crashed during takeoff at Cross Keys Airport in Monroe Township, New Jersey. The FAA reported that three individuals were hospitalized with serious injuries, while others received treatment for less severe injuries.
Emergency services responded to the scene, where extensive damage was noted, and victims were decontaminated due to jet fuel exposure. The pilot experienced engine trouble during ascent and attempted to return to the runway.
Fox News: Trump heads to the heartland to kick off a year celebrating America's independence
President Donald Trump will deliver a patriotic speech in Iowa on July 3 to launch a year of celebrations for America's 250th anniversary of independence. The event is part of the America250 initiative, which aims to foster national unity through various commemorative activities.
The Iowa event follows a military parade held on June 14 honoring the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary. America250 has planned numerous activities, including a Great American Road Trip and historical reenactments, leading up to the main celebration in 2026.
The Western Journal: North Carolina Family Shocked to Find Piece of Delta Plane in Driveway
A Raleigh, North Carolina family discovered a wing flap from a Delta Airlines plane in their driveway after the aircraft landed at Raleigh-Durham Airport. The flap had detached during the flight from Atlanta, prompting an investigation by the FAA, which confirmed the part's origin.
Delta Airlines is cooperating with the investigation, emphasizing safety. Fortunately, no injuries occurred, and local residents expressed relief at the incident's outcome. Aviation experts indicated that such occurrences, while concerning, do not significantly impact flight safety.
Le Monde: Paris bike sharing service Velib rings alarm bell over record jump in joyriding thefts
The Velib bike-sharing service in Paris is facing a significant decline in its fleet due to increased vandalism and joyriding, with 640 bikes disappearing weekly. Currently, 3,000 bikes are unaccounted for, causing frustration among users as remaining bikes are overused and often unusable.
The company, Agemob, is struggling to meet demand as the number of operational bikes dwindles, impacting service quality ahead of the 2024 Olympics. Authorities have been called upon for assistance in recovering the missing bikes.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia's Relationship with Azerbaijan Sours over Brothers Killed in Russian Custody
A diplomatic crisis has erupted between Russia and Azerbaijan following the deaths of two Azeri brothers, Ziyaddin and Huseyn Safarov, in Russian police custody. Azerbaijan has accused Russia of torture, while Russian officials claim the men died of natural causes. A post-mortem examination revealed signs of severe physical abuse, prompting Azerbaijan to launch a criminal investigation.
Tensions have escalated further due to a previous incident where a Russian missile shot down an Azerbaijan Airlines flight, killing 38. Azerbaijan has canceled official visits from Russia and criticized Russian law enforcement's actions, leading to a potential permanent rift in relations.
#economy
The Western Journal: Buried in the Big Jobs Report Is a Stat That Makes The Whole Thing Twice as Good
The June jobs report under President Trump indicates a significant shift, with all net job gains going to American-born workers, contrasting sharply with the previous administration's focus on foreign-born employment. The report shows nearly 150,000 jobs created, with a notable increase in native-born employment.
This marks the fourth consecutive month of exceeding job expectations, as foreign-born employment has declined by 543,000 since January. Supporters of Trump highlight these statistics as evidence of a booming economy and a successful shift in labor policy prioritizing American workers.
Fox News: Trump naysayers who predicted economic doom again proven wrong after latest jobs report
The latest jobs report shows the U.S. economy added 147,000 jobs in June, surpassing economists' expectations of 110,000. This comes amid Democratic claims of an impending Trump-induced recession, which have been challenged by the administration's positive economic indicators.
White House officials highlighted that job growth has exceeded expectations for four consecutive months, attributing the gains to American-born workers and rising wages. They assert that the economy is on an upward trajectory.
Breitbart: UK Entry-Level Job Hirings Down by Third Since ChatGPT Introduction
One-third of entry-level job openings in the UK have decreased since the launch of ChatGPT, with a 32% drop reported by job search site Adzuna. This trend is attributed to companies using AI to reduce hiring and improve efficiency, particularly in sectors like retail and IT.
The decline in job opportunities is compounded by the poor state of the British economy and government policies that have increased costs for businesses, such as higher national insurance contributions and minimum wage hikes. These factors have led to a greater reliance on automation.
#culture
Fox News: 'Reservoir Dogs' actor Michael Madsen dead at 67
Michael Madsen, renowned for his roles in Quentin Tarantino films, has died at 67 from cardiac arrest. He was found unresponsive at his Malibu home. Madsen was actively involved in independent films and was preparing to release a new book.
His representatives noted he had exciting projects ahead and expressed that he would be deeply missed.
#health
The Telegraph: Pollen levels so high that people with no allergies suffer from hay fever
Pollen levels have surged this year, causing hay fever symptoms in even those without prior allergies. The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service reported increased grass and olive pollen across southern Europe and extreme birch pollen levels in northeastern regions, particularly in western Finland.
This rise in pollen has resulted in symptoms such as sneezing, itchy eyes, and headaches among non-sufferers, highlighting the widespread impact of this year's pollen release.
#crime
Forbes: What Happens To Diddy’s Civil Lawsuits? How His Convictions Could Help Plaintiffs
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces numerous civil lawsuits alleging sexual assault and sex trafficking, following his recent criminal convictions for transportation to engage in prostitution. Although acquitted on more serious charges, legal experts suggest the criminal trial could aid plaintiffs in their civil cases due to differing standards of proof.
Combs may face significant financial repercussions if the civil suits proceed, potentially leading to asset seizures. His upcoming sentencing could result in a prison term, with prosecutors recommending a sentence of four to five years, while the defense seeks a lighter sentence.
GB News: Tesco shoppers have milk thrown at them in 'racial attack' as police issue plea for information
A racially aggravated attack occurred at a Tesco Superstore in Bicester, Oxfordshire, where a bottle of milk was thrown at shoppers on April 28. No injuries were reported, but the victims were left distressed.
Thames Valley Police are investigating and have released images of two suspects, asking for public assistance in identifying them. Witnesses, including a female who spoke to the victims and a man with a child, are also sought for information.