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Jul 28, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Border czar Homan demands Democrats stop comparing ICE to 'Nazis' after officer shot by detention facility
Border czar Tom Homan urged Democratic politicians to reduce their critical rhetoric against immigration officials, citing a recent shooting of a Texas officer near an ICE facility. He warned that such statements could incite violence against ICE agents, whose safety is at risk.
Homan noted a significant rise in attacks against ICE personnel, with incidents up nearly 700% compared to last year. He called on critics to remember that ICE officers have families and emphasized the need for responsible discourse regarding immigration enforcement.
#politics
The Western Journal: Planned Parenthood to Lose Staggering $1 Billion in Taxpayer Dollars
Planned Parenthood is set to lose nearly $1 billion in federal funding due to a new bill that bans Medicaid funding for the organization for one year. This could lead to the closure of nearly 200 health centers, significantly impacting abortion-providing services.
Pro-life advocates view this as a major victory, with some calling it the biggest win since the Dobbs decision. Republican lawmakers plan to continue pursuing longer-term funding bans. Planned Parenthood's CEO has expressed concerns over the potential consequences of this funding loss.
The Federalist: ODNI Task Force To Probe Whistleblowers, Election Vulnerabilities
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is expanding its task force to investigate the politicization of intelligence and election infrastructure vulnerabilities. This includes interviewing whistleblowers and analyzing past U.S. elections for potential security risks.
The initiative, authorized by DNI Tulsi Gabbard, aims to restore trust in the intelligence community by addressing issues of weaponization and unauthorized disclosures. Ongoing investigations also focus on collusion between intel agencies and Big Tech, as well as the origins of COVID-19.
Fox News: Famed ex-'60 Minutes' producer says CBS’ Trump settlement will create 'unacceptable' fear for reporters
Journalist Lowell Bergman criticized Paramount Global and CBS for settling with Donald Trump over a lawsuit related to a "60 Minutes" interview, claiming it creates an atmosphere of intimidation for reporters. He expressed concern that the settlement could severely impact editorial freedom and the integrity of the news.
Bergman warned that the settlement, which could exceed $30 million, undermines the credibility of "60 Minutes" and sets a troubling precedent for media operations. He emphasized the need for strong editorial standards to protect journalistic integrity in the face of such lawsuits.
Fox News: Outgoing GOP Rep. Don Bacon expresses interest in presidency, governorship
Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., announced he will not seek re-election but is open to future public service, including roles as governor, president, or Secretary of Defense. He prefers not to engage in two-year election cycles and aims to spend more time with family.
Bacon has served in Congress since 2017 and plans to complete his current term. He expressed a desire for a less intense work schedule to be home with his family and grandchildren.
#society
Breitbart: CA AG Rob Bonta Says Online Fantasy Sports Platforms Illegal in State
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has declared all daily online fantasy sports platforms illegal, likening them to sports betting, which is prohibited under state law. This opinion may lead to legal actions and legislative disputes between fantasy sports operators and tribal entities questioning the legality of these platforms.
Governor Gavin Newsom's office disagrees with Bonta's conclusion, emphasizing that the opinion does not change existing law. Critics, including the Coalition for Fantasy Sports, argue that the opinion lacks legal weight and hope for a resolution that allows these popular games to continue in California.
Forbes: Texas Flood Live Updates: At Least 90 Dead Including 28 Children
At least 90 people, including 28 children, have died in central Texas flash floods, with more rain expected. Rescue teams are searching for missing individuals, including 10 girls from Camp Mystic, as the death toll may rise.
Authorities have recovered 75 bodies in Kerr County, with additional deaths reported in nearby areas. A flood watch remains in effect, and local officials are under scrutiny for the lack of timely evacuations at summer camps.
Breitbart: Story of Two Girls Found in Tree in Texas Flood Turns Out to be False, Says Local News Outlet
Two girls were rescued from a tree 30 feet above the Guadalupe River in Kendall County, Texas, after going missing during flooding over the Independence Day weekend. They were found six miles downstream, having clung to the tree for over a day. Unfortunately, four bodies were also discovered in the area.
Governor Greg Abbott confirmed that 59 fatalities have been reported in Kerr County, with additional deaths in surrounding areas, and warned that more bodies may be found as 41 people remain missing. The Texas Military Department has conducted 525 rescues, primarily using air support.
Fox News: Mysterious 'tire traps' plague city streets as locals take matters into their own hands
In Jakarta, Indonesia, locals have organized a movement called "Sapu Bersih" to remove dangerous metal objects, dubbed "tire traps," from busy roads. These sharp items, believed to be intentionally placed by vandals, are thought to damage tires and facilitate robberies.
Volunteers, including motorbike taxi drivers, have been collecting these hazards for years, with reports of over four tons removed since 2010. Authorities suspect some traps may be set near tire repair shops, raising concerns about the safety of bikers on the city's roads.
Breitbart: Buddy Carter Reveals His 'Granddaughters Lost Their Cousin' in Texas Flood
Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) shared that his granddaughters are safe after flash flooding in Texas, but they lost their cousin Janie. The flooding has resulted in nearly 70 fatalities, with many still missing, including campers from Camp Mystic.
President Trump has signed a Major Disaster Declaration for Kerr County to aid first responders. Rescues continue, with reports of individuals saved from dangerous situations, including a woman who clung to a tree for hours.
GB News: Survivor of 7/7 bombings reveals most 'terrifying' thing about attacker as he marks 20-year anniversary of horror: 'I thought I was going to die'
Dan Biddle, a survivor of the 7/7 bombings, recounted his harrowing experience 20 years later, emphasizing the lasting emotional impact and trauma he endures. He described the calm demeanor of the bomber and the chaos that followed the explosion, which left him among the dead.
Biddle, who lost a leg and suffered severe injuries, credited another victim, Adrian, for saving his life. He is now turning his trauma into triumph by writing a book to inspire others facing similar struggles with PTSD and depression, highlighting his journey towards healing.
Breitbart: Box Office: ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ Bites Off $147.3 Million in Five Day Debut
"Jurassic World Rebirth" dominated the Fourth of July box office, earning $318.3 million globally over five days, with $147.3 million from North America. Despite mixed reviews, the film attracted a wide audience and exceeded expectations, benefiting from a strong marketing campaign.
The film's success came amid a competitive summer movie season, with no major new releases to challenge it. Other films like "F1" and "How to Train Your Dragon" also performed well, contributing to a robust holiday weekend for theaters.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Tariffs: President Sends First Letters To Japan And South Korea
President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imports from Japan and South Korea, effective August 1, via letters shared on his Truth Social account. The tariffs will be in addition to existing sector-specific tariffs and may change based on retaliatory actions from the countries.
The letters emphasize the lack of reciprocity in trade relationships and signal that more tariff notices are expected as the administration approaches the end of a temporary tariff pause. Trump's administration is poised to adjust tariffs based on future negotiations or trade barriers.
The Telegraph: The Russian potato shortage that shows Putin’s economy is on the brink
Russia is facing significant potato shortages, leading to a 167% price increase over the past year. President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the issue, noting that Belarus has sold all its potatoes to Russia. This food crisis is contributing to high inflation and economic strain following sanctions from the Ukraine invasion.
Despite earlier resilience, the Russian economy is now showing signs of distress, with rising food prices and labor shortages exacerbating inflation. Economists are closely monitoring these developments for further impacts.
#culture
Le Monde: France MPs approved the returning of colonial-era 'talking drum' to Côte d’Ivoire
France's parliament has approved the return of the Ayôkwé Djidji, a "talking drum" taken from the Ebrié tribe in 1916. This decision follows Côte d'Ivoire's request for the repatriation of 148 colonial-era artifacts, with President Macron pledging to return them in 2021.
The drum, a significant communication tool for the Ebrié people, symbolizes a shift in France's approach to its colonial past. Macron's administration aims to foster a new relationship with Africa by acknowledging historical injustices.
#health
Fox News: How micro-robots may soon treat your sinus infections
Researchers have developed micro-robots designed to treat sinus infections by targeting bacteria directly in the nasal cavity. These tiny robots, guided by magnetic fields, can enter the body, eliminate infections without harming surrounding tissue, and may reduce reliance on antibiotics.
Animal trials have shown promising results, with the micro-robots successfully clearing infections without causing damage. Future applications could extend to treating infections in other areas of the body, potentially revolutionizing infection management in medicine.
#crime
The Western Journal: Kohberger Set to Die in Hellish Prison Known for Violence, Hunger Strikes, 'Biohazard' HVAC
Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, is expected to serve his life sentences at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution (IMSI). This prison is notorious for its violent environment and harsh living conditions, including reports of unsanitary facilities and abusive treatment.
IMSI has been labeled "gladiator school" due to its history of inmate violence and has faced criticism for inadequate medical care and poor sanitation. Kohberger, a former criminology graduate student, is set to be sentenced to four consecutive life sentences on July 23.
#sports
Breitbart: ESPN Ripped for Post About Bobby Jenks' Death: 'Should be Ashamed'
Bobby Jenks, the Chicago White Sox closer during their 2005 World Series championship, passed away at 44 from adenocarcinoma. ESPN faced backlash for downplaying his role, stating he was merely "on the roster." Former players criticized the network for failing to acknowledge Jenks' significant contributions.
Jenks saved crucial games in the postseason, including the World Series. He is survived by his wife and children. His legacy as a key player in the White Sox's success is being emphasized by former teammates.