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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: Anti-Trump ICE Protests in Portland Erupt in Chaos
Protests in Portland, Oregon, against President Trump and ICE escalated into chaos, with demonstrators clashing with federal officers. A caravan was organized from an ICE facility to the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, where a detained vineyard worker's daughter participated.
Tensions rose as law enforcement used tear gas to disperse crowds, and reports indicated an arson attack on the Portland ICE facility. The protests were sparked by increased ICE raids following Trump's new border security initiatives. The DOJ warned of strict repercussions for assaults on federal officers or property.
#politics
The Epoch Times: America in Photos: Alcatraz Prison to Reopen, Floods in Texas, and 4th of July Celebration
Heavy rainfall in central Texas led to flooding along the Guadalupe River, resulting in multiple fatalities and debris, including vehicles, scattered in Louise Hays Park in Kerrville on July 5, 2025.
On July 4, 2025, President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law during a military family picnic at the White House.
GB News: WATCH: 'Jiggery-pokery!' Labour blasted for 'fiscal black hole' in the Autumn Budget
Dr. Mike Jones predicts that Labour will manipulate the tax system in the upcoming Autumn Budget, potentially raising taxes by £40 billion due to stagnant productivity and lower economic growth forecasts. He suggests that while income tax rates may not increase, thresholds could be frozen and targeted levies introduced.
Jones criticizes Labour for not effectively managing expenditure, warning that taxpayers will ultimately bear the financial burden of these decisions. He highlights that previous tax increases by Rachel Reeves mark the highest since the 1990s, indicating a troubling trend for the party.
#society
Times Of Israel: Israeli officials blast ‘vile’ attacks in Melbourne, demand Australia tackle antisemitism
Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, condemned recent antisemitic attacks in Melbourne, where a synagogue and an Israeli-owned restaurant were vandalized. Netanyahu called for the Australian government to take action against such hate crimes, emphasizing the need for justice.
The attacks are part of a troubling rise in antisemitism in Australia, linked to ongoing tensions from the Israel-Hamas conflict. Reports indicate over 2,000 anti-Jewish incidents in the past year, significantly increasing from previous years, highlighting a concerning trend for the Jewish community.
#history
The Western Journal: Push to Add Trump to Mount Rushmore Gains Momentum as House Rep Submits Official Request
Some Republicans are advocating for President Donald Trump's likeness to be added to Mount Rushmore, following the passage of the "Big Beautiful Bill." Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles has formally requested this change, arguing it reflects Trump's significant achievements and transformative impact on the nation.
Ogles has urged the Secretary of the Interior to consider the proposal despite potential logistical challenges. Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has also introduced a bill for this purpose, although it has not progressed in Congress. Additionally, Ogles is pursuing a constitutional amendment to allow Trump a third presidential term.
#health
Fox News: ‘Modern Family' star Julie Bowen thought she was ‘gonna die’ after learning she needed a pacemaker at age 29
Julie Bowen, known for her role in "Modern Family," revealed on a podcast that she received a pacemaker at age 29 due to sick sinus syndrome, a heart rhythm disorder. Initially, her resting heart rate was in the 30s, prompting her sister, a medical professional, to insist on a cardiology visit.
Bowen described her initial fears about the diagnosis and surgery but noted that she often forgets she has a pacemaker now. She has undergone battery replacements several times since the procedure.
#technology
Fox News: Reduce screen time and ditch big tech’s grip
Excessive phone use can disrupt sleep, increase stress, and hinder focus. To combat this, users can utilize built-in features on iPhones and Android devices to track and limit app usage, schedule downtime, and silence notifications, promoting healthier digital habits.
Additionally, practical strategies like creating no-phone zones, changing phone storage locations, and involving friends for accountability can further help reduce screen time. By making small adjustments and setting realistic goals, individuals can reclaim their time and improve their relationship with technology.