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Jul 5, 2025 |
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#illegals
Liberty Nation News: US Workers Account for All Job Gains in 2025 - Liberty Nation News
Recent labor market trends indicate a shift favoring US-born workers over foreign-born individuals, with American employment rising by over 2 million while foreign-born employment has decreased by 502,000. This change has occurred alongside a significant drop in border crossings and a government deportation initiative.
Despite ongoing labor shortages, particularly in low-wage sectors, American workers are reportedly willing to fill these positions if compensation is adequate. The June jobs report showed a creation of 147,000 new jobs, with a declining unemployment rate, suggesting an improving situation for American workers.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Trump Gets His July 4 Wish: The Big Beautiful Bill Becomes Law - Liberty Nation News
President Trump signed the "Big Beautiful Bill" on July 4, marking the culmination of a lengthy legislative process that began in January 2025. The bill faced numerous challenges, including disagreements among Republicans and extensive amendments, ultimately passing with a narrow Senate vote.
While it introduces significant changes, such as a permanent child tax credit and reduced application fees for certain firearms, it also increases the national debt and alters tax revenues. The final product is a compromise that reflects the contentious journey it took to reach enactment.
The Western Journal: Mike Johnson First to Speak After Jeffries's Record-Breaking Filibuster, Responds with Perfect Reagan Quote
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivered a record-breaking 8-hour and 44-minute speech, attempting to stall the vote on a budget bill. Despite his lengthy remarks, the bill ultimately passed 218 to 214 and is set for President Trump’s approval.
In response, House Speaker Mike Johnson humorously referenced Ronald Reagan, emphasizing brevity in speeches and criticizing Jeffries' tactics. Johnson's remarks highlighted the contrast between his concise message and Jeffries' drawn-out filibuster.
#society
Fox News: One dead after fireworks explosion sets Los Angeles home on fire
A man was killed and a woman critically injured in a Los Angeles fire caused by commercial-grade fireworks. The incident occurred in Pacoima, spreading to four homes and a car, prompting a response from over 130 firefighters.
The fire, reported around 9 p.m., resulted in a chaotic scene with explosions and downed power lines. Four additional people and several animals were also injured.
Fox News: Deadline editor suggests Diddy can bounce back after court decision, 'just ask Bill Clinton'
Sean "Diddy" Combs was found not guilty of racketeering conspiracy and two sex trafficking charges, but guilty on two counts of transportation for prostitution. Despite online backlash, Deadline Hollywood's Dominic Patten suggested Combs could recover in public opinion, drawing a parallel to Bill Clinton's past forgiveness.
Combs faces a potential 20-year sentence and will remain in custody pending sentencing after his bail was denied. His case highlights the complexities of public perception and accountability in high-profile legal matters.
Liberty Nation News: High on Health: Do Psychopaths Have Smaller Brains? - Liberty Nation News
As mental health awareness rises, the focus on psychopathy reveals that those affected may constitute about 1% of the population yet are responsible for a significant portion of violent crime. Research indicates that brain abnormalities in psychopaths may contribute to their criminal behavior.
While psychopaths and sociopaths share traits, they differ in their criminal methods, with psychopaths often being more strategic. Notably, psychopathic traits can sometimes manifest positively, as seen in historical figures like Theodore Roosevelt. Treatment exists, but psychopathy is generally considered a lifelong condition.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: 1 killed, 1 hurt in separate Israeli strikes in south Lebanon, officials say
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed one person and injured two, marking a continuation of hostilities despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah. This follows a recent IDF airstrike that killed a Lebanese operative linked to Iran's Quds Force, accused of plotting against Israel.
Israel maintains its right to act against threats from Hezbollah, which has been launching attacks since October 2023. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties and displacement, with Israel's operations aimed at dismantling Hezbollah's capabilities. Future peace talks are contingent on Hezbollah's disarmament.
#economy
Le Monde: China imposes a tax on cognac but limits its scope
China has announced a 32.2% average customs duty on wine-based spirits from the EU, primarily affecting cognac. However, companies that negotiated minimum price agreements can avoid these tariffs. French President Macron views this as a positive step in resolving trade disputes.
While major firms like LVMH and Pernod Ricard benefit, smaller cognac producers may face significant challenges. The decision follows a protracted trade standoff initiated by China in response to EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
#culture
Forbes: Full Moon July 2025: When To See The ‘Buck Moon’ Rise Where You Are
The full Buck Moon will occur on July 10, 2025, at 4:38 p.m. EDT, best viewed at moonrise during dusk. This moon, named for the antlers of male deer, will appear low in the sky, rising shortly after sunset, making it ideal for viewing from elevated or open locations.
July's full moon is known by various names, including the thunder and hay moon. It is the seventh of twelve full moons in 2025, with the next full moon, the sturgeon moon, set for August 9.
#crime
Fox News: Serial killer fears grip Texas community after dozens of bodies pulled from lake: 'Cannot be ignored'
Dozens of bodies, primarily young men, have been recovered from Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, raising concerns about a possible serial killer. Since 2022, 38 bodies have been found, with local authorities attributing most deaths to accidental drownings, though some experts suggest foul play may be involved.
Despite police reassurances, community fears persist, particularly regarding a pattern among the victims. Concerns include the potential use of date-rape drugs at nearby bars, leading to increased vulnerability. Experts urge law enforcement to investigate the unusual number of deaths more thoroughly.
GB News: Jamaican murderer allowed to stay in Britain after claiming he can't return home due to threats from notorious gang
A Jamaican man convicted of murder has successfully appealed against deportation, citing death threats from the One Order gang if returned to Jamaica. The Upper Tribunal found flaws in the initial ruling, stating that the First-tier Tribunal overlooked key safety concerns and credibility issues.
The Upper Tribunal ordered a new hearing to reassess the potential risks the man faces, noting that the original tribunal misunderstood evidence regarding his family's history with gang violence. The case will now be reviewed in light of these findings.
#technology
Fox News: Job-killing robot learns at work, and it’s coming to the factory floor
The AEON humanoid robot, developed by Hexagon, aims to address labor shortages and enhance productivity in factories by performing repetitive tasks. Equipped with advanced AI and sensors, AEON can navigate environments, conduct inspections, and adapt to various roles, improving workplace safety and efficiency.
With real-world deployments already underway, AEON's self-learning capabilities and continuous operation through battery swapping position it as a significant asset in the manufacturing sector. As industries face ongoing labor challenges, AEON represents a shift toward automation that could reshape the future of work.