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Jul 4, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: COPS: Human Smuggler Stashed Seven Illegal Aliens in Hidden Compartment of Texas Trailer
Border Patrol agents in South Texas discovered seven illegal aliens hidden in a poorly ventilated compartment under a flatbed trailer after the driver crashed into a ranch fence to escape. The incident underscores the dangers posed by human smugglers prioritizing profit over safety.
With the Biden administration's "catch and release" policies ending, Border Patrol has increased enforcement, leading to a record low of 6,070 arrests in June compared to 87,666 the previous year. Another smuggling attempt was thwarted in Laredo, highlighting the ongoing challenges along the border.
The Western Journal: Southernmost US City Terminates ICE Agreement, GOP Leadership Fires Back
Key West, Florida, has voted 6-1 to terminate its agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the 287(g) program, which allowed local police to enforce federal immigration laws. The decision has drawn criticism from Florida's attorney general, who warned that it violates state law by effectively making Key West a "sanctuary city."
The attorney general emphasized that the city could face legal repercussions, including potential removal from office for officials who do not comply with state laws regarding immigration enforcement. Governor Ron DeSantis also indicated that local governments must adhere to Florida law or face consequences.
Breitbart: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Arrested by ICE Agents over Warrant, Cartel Connections
Julio Cesar Chávez Jr. has been arrested by ICE agents due to a warrant in Mexico and alleged ties to drug cartels. The 39-year-old boxer, who recently fought Jake Paul, is expected to be handed over to Mexican authorities after processing.
DHS officials emphasized the importance of enforcing the law against individuals with cartel connections, citing a previous failure to prioritize Chávez Jr.'s removal from the U.S.
#politics
Fox News: Democrats frustrated over lack of a heads-up from Hakeem Jeffries on delaying Trump’s spending bill
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivered an eight-hour and 44-minute speech, delaying the passage of President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill." Democrats expressed frustration over not receiving advance notice about the lengthy address, complicating travel plans for members.
The bill, which includes border security measures and extends tax cuts from the 2017 Tax Cuts Jobs Act, eventually passed the House and now awaits the president's signature.
Fox News: EPA places numerous employees on leave for alleged misuse of official titles in unauthorized letter
The EPA has placed nearly 140 employees on administrative leave amid an investigation into a letter they signed that allegedly misled the public about agency business. This action follows significant staffing changes within the agency under the Trump administration, including the firing of 280 staffers.
EPA officials emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for undermining the administration’s agenda. The agency has also cut back on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives and other regulations established during the Biden administration.
Breitbart: Nolte — Golden Era: Trump Settlement Put Tears In CBS Reporter’s Eyes
President Trump has reportedly settled a lawsuit against CBS News for $16 million, stemming from an edited interview with Kamala Harris that he claims misrepresented her. The settlement has left CBS staff feeling dispirited and frustrated, highlighting tensions within the media.
Trump's lawsuit, which he valued at $20 billion, aimed to expose what he described as corruption and partisanship in the media. The settlement is seen as a move to avoid further scrutiny that could reveal internal communications and bolster claims of media bias.
#society
Breitbart: Watch -- Singer Lily Allen Laughs About Not Remembering How Many Abortions She Had: 'I Want to Say Five'
Lily Allen discussed her experiences with abortion, humorously estimating she has had around five. During a podcast, she expressed that she finds it frustrating when people claim women can "have it all" regarding family and career, stating that her children have negatively impacted her music career.
Allen emphasized that while she loves her children, they have complicated her pursuit of pop stardom, contradicting the notion that women can effortlessly balance motherhood and a successful career.
The Imaginative Conservative: Why I’m a Patriot
The author reflects on America's history of immigration and the personal connection to their family's journey to the U.S. in the late 19th century. They express admiration for America's ideals, while acknowledging its historical wrongs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing both the good and the bad.
The piece also revisits Ronald Reagan's vision of America as a "shining city upon a hill," highlighting the nation's role as a beacon of hope and freedom for immigrants. The author concludes with a call to appreciate America's achievements while remembering its past mistakes.
GB News: Cruise company upscales its loyalty programme offering gifts, exclusive invitations and free holidays
Explora Journeys has expanded its Explora Club loyalty programme, now featuring five membership tiers: Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Members can earn rewards such as personalized gifts, priority services, and complimentary week-long cruises, with a Status Match option for existing loyalty members from 11 luxury cruise lines.
The programme emphasizes exclusive benefits, including birthday surprises, behind-the-scenes tours, and private shopping experiences for higher tiers. Explora Journeys aims to enhance customer loyalty and plans to grow its fleet to six luxury ships by 2028.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russia helped create the US, Putin tells Trump
Vladimir Putin claimed in a call with Donald Trump that Russia played a significant role in the formation of the United States, citing historical ties during the War of Independence and the Civil War. The conversation coincided with America's Independence Day and included discussions about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Putin asserted he would not back down from Russia's goals in Ukraine, despite Trump's claims of potentially securing a ceasefire if re-elected. Meanwhile, the U.S. has reportedly paused some military aid to Ukraine as it evaluates its weapon stockpiles.
Times Of Israel: Putin and Trump discuss Iran, Ukraine in ‘frank’ phone call, Kremlin official says
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call discussing Iran, Ukraine, and other issues, emphasizing the need for political resolutions. They agreed to maintain contact on these matters, with Trump advocating for a quick end to the Ukraine conflict.
The call occurred amid a pause in US weapons shipments to Ukraine, which was not addressed during their conversation. Both leaders expressed interest in improving US-Russian relations, which have deteriorated significantly, while also discussing potential collaboration in energy and space sectors.
#economy
Forbes: How Trump’s Spending Bill Helps The Rich Buy Their Private Jets
A provision in Donald Trump's recent spending bill reinstates 100% bonus depreciation for private jet purchases, allowing wealthy Americans to write off the full cost of jets in the year of purchase. This change is estimated to cost taxpayers $378 billion over ten years.
Critics argue that this tax break disproportionately benefits the ultrawealthy, potentially reducing taxable income by millions while harming lower-income earners. Environmental groups also raise concerns about the emissions associated with private jet usage.
#education
Forbes: Student Loans And Trump's Megabill: What To Know After House Passes Bill
The House approved President Trump's domestic policy bill, which includes significant changes to federal student loan programs. The legislation imposes new borrowing caps, limits repayment options to a standard plan or a new income-based plan, and eliminates existing income-driven repayment plans for new borrowers starting July 2026.
Critics, including borrower advocates, warn that the bill could increase costs for borrowers, with projections suggesting an average increase of nearly $3,000 per year. The bill also alters Pell Grant eligibility and restricts forbearance options for new loans, potentially pushing more students towards private lenders.
#sports
The Western Journal: 'It Doesn't Make Sense': 28-Year-Old International Soccer Star Dies Days After His Wedding
Diogo Jota, a 28-year-old Portuguese soccer star for Liverpool F.C., tragically died in a car accident just days after his wedding. The crash occurred in Spain, killing Jota and his brother André when their Lamborghini lost a tire and caught fire.
Tributes poured in from fellow athletes, including Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes, expressing shock and condolences to Jota's wife and three children. Jota had recently celebrated his marriage and a Nations League victory.