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#illegals
The Federalist: Judge Blocks Another Trump Order, Proving Alito Right
U.S. District Judge Randolph Daniel Moss ruled that President Trump's executive order limiting asylum for illegal aliens exceeded his authority, siding with the ACLU. This decision allows a class of migrants to challenge the order, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling aimed at limiting lower court powers.
Justice Alito expressed concerns about the implications of class certification and third-party standing, warning that these issues could undermine the Supreme Court's ruling. He emphasized the need for strict adherence to procedural protections in class actions to prevent overreach by district courts.
#politics
The Western Journal: Op-Ed: The House Needs to Pass the 'Big Beautiful Bill'
President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” aims to solidify his legacy with key proposals like eliminating taxes on tips, extending the Trump tax cuts, and increasing the Child Tax Credit. The bill faces challenges in the House due to differing agendas among Republicans.
Despite some dissent, Speaker Mike Johnson remains optimistic about passing the bill, emphasizing the need for representatives to prioritize their constituents over media scrutiny. The hope is that the bill will reach the president's desk soon for the benefit of the nation.
The Federalist: Mamdani Is A Warning On Where The Next Gen Left Is Heading
Sen. Chris Murphy has expressed strong support for Zohran Mamdani, the socialist candidate who won New York City's Democratic primary, viewing him as a representation of the party's future. Mamdani's radical proposals include significant economic reforms and a defunding of the police, raising concerns among traditional Democrats.
Critics warn that Mamdani's rise signals a troubling shift towards Marxist ideologies within the Democratic Party. With a history of controversial statements and policies, including antisemitic remarks, Mamdani's candidacy has ignited fears about the implications for American values and the political landscape.
#society
The Federalist: After Federalist Inquiry, National Parks To Review DEI Signage
The superintendent of Golden Gate National Recreation Area will review signage at Muir Woods National Monument following concerns that it violates President Trump's executive order on historical representation. The sign, which details the monument's history, has been revised to include critiques of historical figures for their alleged racist ideologies.
Park staff made extensive changes to the sign, aiming to provide a "more complete story" of the area's history. These revisions have raised questions about their compliance with the executive order, which directs that national monuments focus on the positive achievements of Americans. The superintendent plans to ensure the exhibit meets the order's standards.
Fox News: Beach accident near Hilton Head kills two, injures others
A boating accident near Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, resulted in the deaths of two individuals, identified as 73-year-old Patsy Montgomery and 76-year-old James Montgomery. Two others were injured and taken to a local hospital following the incident, which involved a collision with a day marker.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is investigating the accident, with preliminary reports indicating that the vessel overturned. Authorities have confirmed that no criminal charges are being pursued at this time.
Times Of Israel: Pleading for deal, families okay clips showing hostages Maxim Herkin, Bar Kuperstein
Families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza released a video urging for a comprehensive deal to secure their loved ones' release. The video features clips of hostages Maxim Herkin and Bar Kuperstein, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire rather than partial releases.
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum criticized the idea of staggered releases, comparing it to historical atrocities. They plan to demonstrate outside the US embassy in Tel Aviv, calling for a unified approach to ensure the return of all hostages.
GB News: Car recall sees 120,000 Britons issued with urgent 'do not drive' warning amid death risk
Stellantis has issued a "do not drive" order for over 100,000 vehicles, including Citroen C3 and DS3 models, due to potentially deadly Takata airbags. This follows a fatal incident in France linked to the airbags, prompting a Europe-wide recall.
Affected owners are advised to cease using their vehicles immediately and will be notified by Stellantis. Many drivers express frustration over the inability to use their cars for daily needs, as repairs may take weeks. Stellantis is working to expedite the repair process.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The brave Ukrainians are keeping the West safe from Putin. The US is self-harming
Russia has intensified its military campaign in Ukraine, launching significant attacks on civilian targets in Sumy and Kharkiv. Despite initial hopes for renewed US engagement in Ukraine following a ceasefire in the Middle East, the US has announced a halt to weapons shipments, halting further support.
With $66 billion in military aid already provided, the US remains Ukraine's largest donor, but the lack of additional support raises concerns about the future of the conflict.
Fox News: Why Syria plays a key role in Trump’s plans for Middle East peace
President Trump has signed an executive order lifting most U.S. sanctions on Syria, aiming to stabilize the country and counter Iranian influence. The move is seen as a strategic opportunity to enhance regional leverage and support allies like Israel and Jordan.
Experts suggest that a stable Syria could reduce the threat of ISIS and foster cooperation with Arab neighbors. However, normalization with Israel remains complex, as internal opposition and ongoing Israeli airstrikes pose challenges. The U.S. maintains a military presence in Syria, crucial for counterterrorism efforts.
#economy
The Western Journal: It’s Time to End Government Support for Industrial Wind and Solar
Government subsidies for wind and solar power, initially intended to be temporary, have persisted for nearly 30 years without making these energy sources competitive with traditional fossil fuels. Despite claims of affordability, data shows that solar and wind remain significantly more expensive than natural gas and coal.
As states with heavy reliance on renewable energy face rising electricity costs, the author argues for ending government support for these technologies. The ongoing reliance on subsidies indicates that the wind and solar industries cannot sustain themselves without federal assistance, suggesting a need for policy reevaluation.
#history
The Western Journal: DeSantis Unveils New Thomas Jefferson Statue to Celebrate the Founder's Key Role 250 Years Ago
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a statue of Thomas Jefferson in Monticello, Florida, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. The statue depicts Jefferson drafting the Declaration of Independence, emphasizing the document's significance and its assertion of God-given rights.
DeSantis acknowledged Jefferson's complex legacy, including his ownership of slaves, while highlighting the founding generation's role in the early abolitionist movement. He indicated that Florida plans to honor other Founding Fathers with additional statues in the state.
#other
Fox News: Nature views, therapy llamas and 'impeccable' bathrooms give boost to 'best' airports
A recent survey ranked the top U.S. airports, with Portland International Airport (PDX) taking the top spot due to its unique features like live trees, therapy llamas, and a vibrant atmosphere. Other notable airports included Long Beach Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
The survey, conducted by The Washington Post, evaluated over 450 airports based on traveler feedback and amenities. Key highlights included spacious designs, local food options, and artistic elements across various airports, showcasing a blend of functionality and comfort.