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#illegals
The Western Journal: ICE Just Set a New Record for Most Illegal Aliens Detained at One Time in All of American History: Report
ICE has reportedly set a record with nearly 60,000 illegal aliens detained, reflecting a significant increase since President Trump's inauguration. The Trump administration's aggressive immigration policies have led to high arrest and deportation numbers, focusing on criminal illegal aliens.
Public support for Trump's immigration approach remains strong, with a recent survey showing a 51% approval rating. The administration aims to address past issues related to border security and child protection, emphasizing the need for rigorous vetting processes that were reportedly weakened under the Biden administration.
#politics
Fox News: Mike Johnson touts 'beauty of unified government' after Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' sails through Congress
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced the successful passage of a multitrillion-dollar bill under President Trump, marking a significant legislative achievement for the unified Republican government. The bill, which focuses on taxes, border security, and national defense, passed mostly along party lines with a narrow vote of 218-214.
Johnson emphasized the importance of collaboration between the executive and legislative branches, noting the engagement of Trump and his Cabinet in addressing concerns from Congress members. This marks the first major legislation passed during Trump's presidency while Republicans control both Congress and the White House.
#society
GB News: National Trust: Medieval re-enactor stabbed with sword in weapons display
A medieval battle re-enactor was seriously injured after being stabbed in the face by a sword during a display at Bodiam Castle in Sussex. The 37-year-old man was taken to the hospital following the incident, which is being treated as an accident by Sussex Police.
Authorities are seeking witnesses and any footage of the event to understand the circumstances better. The National Trust expressed concern for the injured man and emphasized their commitment to safety at the site.
#culture
Le Monde: Michael Madsen, 'Reservoir Dogs' and 'Kill Bill' star, dead at 67
Actor Michael Madsen, known for his roles in Quentin Tarantino films like Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill, has died at 67. He was found unresponsive at his Malibu home, with authorities citing natural causes, likely cardiac arrest, and no foul play suspected.
Madsen's career included over 300 credits, often portraying thugs and gangsters. He was celebrated by his sister Virginia Madsen and co-star Walton Goggins, who remembered him for his unique presence and artistry.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger's plea, Barry Morphew's charges, Rockefeller heir's last words
Bryan Kohberger has pleaded guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students, marking a significant development in a case that has drawn extensive media attention. The plea deal comes after years of legal proceedings and demands from the victims' families for accountability.
In a separate case, Barry Morphew has been extradited to Colorado to face charges related to his wife’s disappearance in 2020. This ongoing legal saga continues to captivate public interest as both cases unfold in court.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights: These 10 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
The northern lights may be visible across 10 states on Thursday night, according to NOAA, with a Kp index of four indicating good viewing conditions. The best chances are in areas north of a line stretching from central South Dakota to southern Minnesota.
Observers should look between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. for optimal viewing, ideally in locations with clear skies and minimal light pollution. This year's solar activity is particularly high, enhancing auroral displays, which are expected to continue through 2026.