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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Mexican Cartel Connected Banks Feeling Pressure from Trump Admin
The Trump administration's sanctions on two Mexican banks and a brokerage firm for alleged money laundering linked to drug cartels have sparked controversy. The U.S. Treasury accused CIBanco SA, Intercam Banco SA, and Vortex Casa de Bolsa of facilitating drug trafficking operations, including wiring funds to China for fentanyl precursors.
In response, the Mexican government defended the banks, claiming no evidence of wrongdoing. Despite this, management of the banks was taken over by Mexico's National Banking Commission, and credit ratings for the institutions were downgraded due to concerns over their ties to drug trafficking.
#politics
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: Sir Keir goes back to the future
Sir Keir Starmer is focusing on voter-relevant targets as he seeks to reshape the Labour Party's image. His approach aims to resonate with public concerns, moving away from traditional party lines.
Additionally, Britain's strict measures against pro-Gaza activism may inadvertently empower dissenters, raising questions about the effectiveness of such tactics.
Breitbart: Trump Tells Brazil: 'Leave Bolsonaro Alone... He Is Not Guilty of Anything'
President Trump defended former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, criticizing the Brazilian judiciary for launching multiple criminal investigations against him and banning him from future office. Bolsonaro, facing serious charges including an alleged coup attempt, has expressed gratitude for Trump's support.
Lula, the current president, condemned Trump's comments as interference, asserting Brazil's sovereignty and independence in legal matters. Lula himself has faced corruption charges but was allowed to return to politics, raising questions about the fairness of the judicial processes in Brazil.
The Western Journal: Ouch: Elon Complained About $300M Spent to Help Trump, But New Party Just Cost Him 225x More
Elon Musk's creation of the "America Party" has led to a significant decline in Tesla's market value, costing the company over $68 billion. This loss far exceeds the $288 million Musk previously donated to support Donald Trump and Republican candidates during the 2024 election.
Investors are reportedly unhappy with Musk's political ambitions, viewing them as a distraction from Tesla's core business. While Musk's political aspirations could influence future elections, the financial implications and potential outcomes remain uncertain.
Fox News: Trump dishes on Milley clash over leaving military equipment in Afghanistan: 'I knew he was an idiot'
President Trump revealed a disagreement with Gen. Mark Milley regarding the decision to leave military equipment in Afghanistan during the U.S. withdrawal in 2021. Trump criticized Milley's stance that it was cheaper to leave the equipment, calling it a sign of incompetence.
Trump expressed that the withdrawal was a humiliating moment for the U.S., emphasizing that while he believed the troops should not have been in Afghanistan, the manner of departure was particularly disgraceful.
#society
Breitbart: Veteran Cyclist Refuses to Take Podium with Transender Athlete
Julie Cutts Peterson, a cyclist, refused to join transgender athlete Kate "KJ" Phillips on the podium after coming in second at the Lyons Masters National Championships. Peterson expressed her belief that men should not compete in women's sports, citing biological differences.
Debbie Milne, another competitor, claimed other athletes were unaware of Phillips' participation, suggesting a lack of transparency. Peterson emphasized her stance against transgender ideology, asserting that biological sex cannot be altered.
Breitbart: Exclusive--GOP Reps Demand End of NIH Funding of Cruel Dog and Cat Experiments
Several Republican lawmakers, led by Rep. Paul Gosar, are calling for an end to NIH funding for experiments on dogs and cats, citing concerns over inhumane practices. They claim that NIH continues to fund experiments approved by Dr. Fauci, including painful tests on beagle puppies and cats.
The lawmakers request a comprehensive list of all active grants related to these experiments and criticize NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya for not adhering to directives to cut funding. They argue that while other government agencies are reducing animal testing, NIH is perpetuating these practices.
Fox News: BROOKE ROLLINS: Farm security is national security
The U.S. has unveiled a National Farm Security Action Plan to address vulnerabilities in agriculture linked to foreign threats, particularly from China. This plan aims to enhance transparency in foreign ownership of farmland, increase penalties for violations, and protect agricultural research.
The initiative emphasizes agriculture as a critical component of national security, promoting independence from foreign influence. It seeks to ensure that taxpayer resources support American innovation while encouraging state-level legislative actions to bolster federal protections.
Fox News: Ex-Biden official scolds Trump on climate change after Texas floods
Monica Medina, a former Biden State Department official, criticized President Trump for mocking climate change following severe flooding in Texas that resulted in over 100 deaths. She emphasized the need for action to prevent such disasters, highlighting that extreme weather is increasingly affecting Americans.
Medina suggested practical measures, such as NOAA weather radios, to improve emergency preparedness. She called the flooding preventable and stressed the importance of addressing climate change as a serious threat.
Times Of Israel: ICC seeks to arrest Taliban leaders over persecution of women and girls
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Hibatullah Akhunzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, charging them with crimes against humanity for the persecution of women and girls in Afghanistan. The court found reasonable grounds to suspect ongoing gender-based persecution since the Taliban regained power in August 2021.
The ICC highlighted severe restrictions imposed on women’s rights, including access to education, movement, and employment. The Taliban's actions have been labeled as "gender apartheid," with the court signaling that the current status of women and girls in Afghanistan is unacceptable.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli military official reveals Iran missiles hit some IDF sites last month
An Israeli military official confirmed that Iranian airstrikes last month hit a few Israeli military sites, marking the first public acknowledgment of such attacks. Despite the strikes, the official stated that the affected sites remain operational, though further details were withheld.
The Iranian missile assaults resulted in 36 impacts and one drone strike in populated areas, causing 28 fatalities and over 3,000 injuries in Israel. A ceasefire was reached on June 24, with the US indicating readiness for further negotiations with Iran on its nuclear program.
Fox News: Trump administration moves decisively to block China from 'weaponizing' American farmland
The USDA has launched a National Farm Security Action Plan to combat threats from foreign governments, particularly China, regarding American farmland. The plan includes measures like banning Chinese nationals from purchasing U.S. farmland and assessing land ownership near military bases.
Officials emphasize the importance of agricultural security for national security, noting concerns over agroterrorism and foreign ownership of land. The initiative aims to protect American farmers and ensure the U.S. can sustain its food supply without foreign control.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflection - Tuesday 8th July
The Daily Reflection highlights the moment the prodigal son embarks on his journey home, illustrating his father's unwavering love and anticipation. Instead of anger, the father joyfully embraces his son, symbolizing God's profound compassion and forgiveness.
#education
Fox News: AI and learning retention: Does ChatGPT help or hurt?
AI and large language models are reshaping education by personalizing learning experiences, which can enhance engagement and retention. However, studies indicate that reliance on AI for answers may weaken understanding and long-term retention, as it reduces critical thinking and active engagement.
Experts suggest that while AI can be beneficial, it should be used thoughtfully to avoid superficial learning. Educators are encouraged to integrate AI in ways that promote critical thinking and reflection, ensuring that students balance AI's convenience with the need for deep, durable learning.
#crime
Fox News: Deadlocked jurors in prep school lacrosse player's killing a 'great sign' for defense: expert
A jury has deadlocked in the murder trial of Raul Valle, a 20-year-old accused of fatally stabbing 17-year-old James McGrath during a brawl at a house party in May 2022. The jury's split at 11-1 raises hopes for the defense, as a hung jury could lead to a mistrial.
Valle, who claims self-defense, testified that he intervened to protect his friend during the altercation. The jury also struggled to reach a consensus on the assault charges. Valle had previously rejected a plea deal that would have imposed a 40-year sentence.
#other
Forbes: Lithium Battery Fire Forced Delta Emergency Landing
A Delta Air Lines flight made an emergency landing in Fort Myers, Florida, after a passenger's lithium battery-powered device caught fire midflight. This incident is part of a growing trend, with 34 lithium battery incidents reported on U.S. flights in the first half of 2025.
The FAA has noted an increase in such incidents, largely due to the rise in personal devices using lithium-ion batteries. The agency emphasizes the risks associated with these batteries, including the potential for thermal runaway, which can lead to uncontrollable fires.
Le Monde: French energy giant EDF takes 12.5% stake in new UK nuclear power plant
French energy company EDF will acquire a 12.5% stake in the Sizewell C nuclear power plant in the UK, investing approximately £1.1 billion. This initiative aims to enhance Britain's energy security and lower energy bills, as the government focuses on nuclear power amid rising energy concerns.
The project, with an estimated cost of £20-30 billion, is expected to begin electricity generation by 2035. Local residents express concerns over its impact, while the UK government continues to pursue its net-zero emissions goals by 2050.