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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Why Dems Are Fighting a Civil War Over Illegal Aliens
Huntington Park Mayor Arturo Flores has ordered local police to confront ICE personnel detaining illegal aliens, labeling the actions as intimidation. He urges law enforcement to verify the authority of ICE agents, despite potential risks to public safety and ongoing federal investigations in the city.
The political landscape in California, particularly in Huntington Park, is heavily influenced by illegal immigration, which bolsters Democratic power. The presence of millions of illegal aliens is seen as crucial for maintaining political representation and electoral strength for Democrats, prompting resistance against immigration enforcement.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Mamdani Thinks NYC Has the Money for Low-Cost Grocery Stores
Zohran Mamdani proposes to create city-owned grocery stores in New York City to combat rising food prices, claiming they will operate efficiently without profit motives. However, his assertions about funding are based on a misunderstanding of existing city subsidies for private grocery stores.
Mamdani's plan misrepresents the city’s spending, confusing private investment with government funds. The $140 million he cites as city spending is actually investment by grocery stores under the FRESH program. This fundamental error raises doubts about the feasibility of his proposal.
Fox News: FBI launches criminal investigations of John Brennan, James Comey: DOJ sources
Former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey are under criminal investigation for potential misconduct linked to the Trump-Russia probe, including making false statements to Congress. The investigations were initiated following a referral from CIA Director John Ratcliffe, who cited evidence of wrongdoing.
The scope of the investigations is unclear, but sources suggest they may involve a "conspiracy" regarding the handling of the Steele Dossier, which was criticized for its lack of corroboration. The White House has called for accountability for those involved in what it describes as a political scandal.
Breitbart: Colombian Conservative Shot by Would-Be Assassin Leads Presidential Polls
Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, currently in critical condition following an assassination attempt, is leading polls for the 2026 presidential election. Despite his health struggles, a recent survey shows 13.7% of voters support him, with a significant lead in hypothetical conservative primaries.
The upcoming election will see a range of candidates, but current President Gustavo Petro cannot seek reelection. Public sentiment towards Petro's administration is largely negative, with over half rating it poorly. A proposal for a constitutional assembly to reform Colombia's political structure faces majority opposition among voters.
#society
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Rioters in Mexico City Lash Out Against U.S., Other Tourists, Migrants 'Go Home'
Protests in Mexico City against tourism and foreign migration escalated into riots, with demonstrators vandalizing cafes and looting stores in upscale neighborhoods. Protesters claimed that foreigners were driving up living costs and not learning Spanish, leading to violence and destruction.
The Mexico City government condemned the riots, emphasizing that while the right to protest is protected, violence is not acceptable. The unrest highlights tensions over gentrification in popular neighborhoods, drawing attention from both local and U.S. officials.
Fox News: 'Wall of water': Texan recounts catastrophic midnight flood surge that swept away 27 girls at Camp Mystic
A devastating flash flood struck Hunt, Texas, on July Fourth, leading to over 100 fatalities and many missing, including 27 from Camp Mystic. The floodwaters surged rapidly, catching many residents off guard, with some unable to escape in time.
Local residents and officials are now focused on recovery efforts, with helicopters and the Red Cross deployed. Despite the destruction, the community remains resilient, with hopes for rebuilding and improvements to prevent future disasters.
Front Page Magazine: UPenn Swimmer Tells Tales of Life in the Locker Room with Fake Woman Lia Thomas
Monika Burzynska, a swimmer at the University of Pennsylvania, faced discomfort when Will Thomas, a biological male who identifies as a woman, joined the women's team as Lia Thomas. UPenn officials supported this transition, forcing female athletes to share locker rooms with Thomas, leading to feelings of unease among them.
Burzynska expressed relief after UPenn reversed its stance on supporting Thomas's participation in women's sports, stating it restored a sense of fairness. She emphasized the importance of protecting the integrity of women's sports and highlighted the challenges faced by female athletes in the current cultural climate.
GB News: M60 traffic: Eight-vehicle crash and fuel spill forces motorway to remain closed for second day
The M60 motorway in Greater Manchester remains closed for a second day following an eight-vehicle pile-up involving four heavy goods vehicles and four cars. Emergency repairs are underway after multiple vehicles collided, resulting in ruptured fuel tanks and spilled beer barrels.
Traffic delays persist as recovery and resurfacing work continues. Three individuals were treated for minor injuries, but no arrests have been made. National Highways advises motorists to avoid the area due to ongoing disruptions.
#economy
Forbes: Here’s Why Copper Prices Hit A Record High
Copper prices in the U.S. surged to a record high following President Trump's announcement of a proposed 50% tariff on imports. The price briefly spiked 17% before settling at a 13% increase, as analysts predict short-term gains due to increased buying ahead of the tariffs.
Over 50% of refined copper used in the U.S. is imported, primarily from Chile, Canada, and Mexico. The proposed tariffs come amid concerns over national security and economic stability related to global copper competition, with the U.S. domestic production declining.
Breitbart: Trump Reasserts August 1 Tariff Deadline, Rejects Talk of Extension
President Trump confirmed that new tariffs will be enforced starting August 1, 2025, dismissing any potential delays. The tariffs will impose rates of 25% on Japan and South Korea, 30% on South Africa, and 40% on Laos and Myanmar, unless trade agreements are reached.
Despite initial flexibility, the administration is moving towards unilateral tariff implementation due to limited negotiation successes. Trump has emphasized that any retaliatory tariffs will be met with equivalent increases from the U.S.
#sports
The Western Journal: 'He's Fat': NFL's Most Accomplished Active QB Taken to Task Over Viral Fourth of July Photos
Kansas City sports radio host Kevin Kietzman criticized Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes over shirtless Fourth of July photos, claiming he looks "fat" and urging him to prioritize fitness. Kietzman, despite acknowledging Mahomes' accomplishments, warned that his current lifestyle could jeopardize his longevity in the NFL.
Mahomes' trainer responded strongly to Kietzman's remarks, defending the quarterback's physical condition and training regimen. Kietzman stood by his comments, comparing Mahomes to Tom Brady and emphasizing the need for athletes to maintain peak physical shape as they age.