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Jul 8, 2025 |
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#illegals
Le Monde: Frontex illegally shared thousands of people's personal data with European police
Helena Maleno, a Spanish human rights advocate, claims her personal life was scrutinized in police files as part of accusations against her for human smuggling related to migrant rescues. These details were transferred from Spanish authorities to Morocco without due process, raising concerns about privacy and legal protocols.
The reports, initially gathered by Frontex and shared with Europol, were used in a Moroccan court despite a Spanish prosecutor dismissing the case against her. This situation highlights the complexities and potential misuse of information in the context of migration enforcement.
#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk Net Worth Dives $14 Billion As Tesla Investors Grow ‘Tired’ Of Antics
Tesla stock dropped 7% following CEO Elon Musk's announcement of a new political party, the "America Party," amid growing investor fatigue over his political activities. Musk's net worth fell by $14 billion, reflecting a significant decline in Tesla's stock since Inauguration Day.
Analysts express concern that Musk's political focus detracts from Tesla's performance, with the company facing its worst vehicle delivery numbers in years. Public opinion on Musk has soured, with 55% of Americans holding an unfavorable view of him.
Fox News: Gavin Newsom is making a strategic visit to a key primary state, raising eyebrows
California Governor Gavin Newsom is visiting South Carolina for two days to engage with voters ahead of the state's primary in the 2024 Democratic calendar. This trip is seen as a potential stepping stone for his ambitions in the 2028 presidential race.
During his visit, Newsom will participate in meet and greets across various local venues, aiming to connect with communities that the South Carolina Democratic Party claims have been neglected by Republican leadership. This outreach may help him build crucial relationships for a future campaign.
GB News: Labour row over specials needs cuts shows Keir Starmer has 'lost control' of his party, Vickers says
Shadow Policing Minister Matt Vickers has criticized Sir Keir Starmer for allegedly losing control of the Labour Party, particularly regarding proposed cuts to special educational needs support. He described the Government's Benefits Bill and the MP rebellion against the Prime Minister as a "sham."
#society
Fox News: Texas flooding victims include Dallas Catholic school sisters, camp counselor, Walmart employee
Severe flooding in central Texas has resulted in at least 82 fatalities, with many more individuals still unaccounted for. The Guadalupe River overflowed due to torrential rains, sweeping away cabins and causing widespread devastation. Among the victims are beloved educators, young sisters, and campers from local summer camps.
As the search for missing persons continues, stories of heroism and tragedy emerge. Notable victims include Reece and Paula Zunker, who were dedicated educators, and Dick Eastland, a camp director who died while trying to save campers. The community mourns the loss of these individuals, highlighting the impact they had on those around them.
Le Monde: Video. Texas flood: Footage shows speed of Guadalupe River's rise
Torrential rainfall in Texas caused the Guadalupe River to rise 8 meters in just 45 minutes, leading to severe flooding. Nearly 300 mm of rain fell per hour, resulting in over 80 fatalities and many missing, including at least 10 young girls.
President Trump described the event as a "hundred-year catastrophe" and indicated plans to visit the affected area.
Forbes: Texas Flood Live Updates: At Least 80 Dead Including 28 Children
At least 82 people, including 28 children, have died in central Texas due to severe flash floods, with many still unaccounted for, including 10 girls from a summer camp. Rescue operations are ongoing, and additional rain is expected, raising concerns of further flooding.
Authorities are investigating the lack of timely evacuations for summer camps and the National Weather Service's predictions. Texas officials have declared a disaster and emphasized their commitment to locating all victims. The situation remains critical as more rain threatens the region.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Crew of ship targeted in Houthi-suspected attack safe, but vessel at risk of sinking
The crew of a Greek bulk carrier attacked in the Red Sea is safe after being rescued and will reach Djibouti. The Liberian-flagged Magic Seas suffered severe damage from Houthi attacks, with its fate uncertain as it risks sinking.
The Houthi rebels have escalated maritime attacks, targeting vessels in response to the Israel-Hamas conflict, significantly disrupting trade in the vital shipping corridor. Israel has retaliated with airstrikes against Houthi positions.
#technology
Fox News: Stop data brokers from selling your information online
Personal data is increasingly viewed as a valuable commodity, with many Americans feeling they lack control over its collection. A Pew Research survey indicates that around 60% of Americans believe it's impossible to avoid data collection in daily life. Data brokers aggregate and sell personal information, impacting advertising and privacy.
To regain control, individuals can review privacy settings, use privacy-friendly tools, and be cautious about sharing personal data. Opting out of data broker lists can also help limit exposure. While complete avoidance of the data economy may be unrealistic, proactive steps can mitigate its effects.