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#illegals
The Telegraph: Starmer will send back tiny fraction of Channel migrants under Macron deal
The UK plans to return about one in 17 migrants to France under a trial deal, sending back 50 migrants per week, totaling 2,600 annually. This comes as over 44,000 migrants have arrived in the UK since last July.
The agreement, discussed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and President Macron, aims to deter illegal migration and disrupt people smuggling operations.
#politics
Fox News: Zohran Mamdani scores key union endorsement as his educational record faces scrutiny
Democrat mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani received the endorsement of the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) in New York City, highlighting his focus on addressing wealth disparity and supporting education. UFT President Michael Mulgrew emphasized Mamdani as a candidate who can advance the city’s educational system.
Reactions to the endorsement were mixed, with some criticizing the UFT's support for Mamdani and questioning its commitment to improving education. Mamdani defended his campaign promises, which include rent freezes and universal childcare, while downplaying scrutiny over his SAT scores and educational background.
The Western Journal: Fox News Reporter Gets Engaged to Republican Congressman in France
Fox News senior correspondent Jacqui Heinrich is engaged to GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania. The proposal occurred during a surprise trip to southern France, which Heinrich described as a "fairy tale" moment, complete with a hired photographer.
The couple celebrated their engagement with a post on social media, and Fox News extended their congratulations. Fitzpatrick had to return to Washington shortly after the engagement to vote against President Trump's legislation.
Forbes: Here's President Trump Success Rate In The Courts
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with mass firings at federal agencies, despite the administration facing a 60% loss rate in court rulings since Inauguration Day. The court's decision is expected to significantly influence future litigation against the administration.
With a total of 302 lawsuits filed against the Trump administration, the recent ruling restricts lower courts from issuing nationwide injunctions, potentially facilitating the implementation of Trump’s policies that had previously been blocked. This shift may lead to a wave of rulings favoring the administration.
Breitbart: Clyburn: New Medicaid Work Requirements Could Cause People Not to Work, Are Like Jim Crow
Rep. James Clyburn criticized new Medicaid work requirements under the recent reconciliation bill, likening them to Jim Crow laws. He argued that the legislation could harm working individuals by imposing unnecessary tests, potentially leading to job loss for those already employed.
Clyburn described the bill as the worst he has seen, claiming it undermines support for families and subjects working individuals to unfair scrutiny.
Fox News: Sotomayor breaks with Jackson in Supreme Court decision over Trump cuts to federal workforce
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent in a recent Supreme Court order highlighted her disagreement with the majority's decision allowing President Trump's executive order for federal workforce reductions. Justice Sonia Sotomayor concurred, stating the order was lawful as it aligned with existing congressional mandates.
The Supreme Court's ruling, which was 8-1, allows the Trump administration to proceed with planning large-scale job cuts while the legality of these actions remains under review. The order is temporary and will stay in effect during the appeal process initiated by labor organizations challenging the president's authority.
Breitbart: Elaine Culotti, Real Estate Mogul Hit by Palisades Fire, Considers Run for Governor
Real estate mogul Elaine Culotti, whose properties lost $100 million in the Palisades Fire, is considering a run for California Governor in 2026. A Trump supporter, she criticizes state policies, including the mansion tax, and highlights issues like rising crime and homelessness.
Culotti believes her candidacy could reflect voter discontent with current leadership, particularly Governor Gavin Newsom, who is exploring a presidential run while California faces significant challenges. Her entry could signal a shift in political dynamics in the state.
#society
Breitbart: International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Hibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, citing systematic abuses against women and girls as crimes against humanity. Since taking power in 2021, the Taliban has enforced severe restrictions on women's rights, including education and freedom of movement.
In response, the Taliban dismissed the ICC as an Islamophobic entity and rejected its authority, claiming that its laws are aligned with Islamic sharia. The Taliban's statement did not deny the allegations but criticized the ICC for labeling their actions as oppressive.
Times Of Israel: Taybeh church leaders condemn rising settler harassment, arson in West Bank town
Church leaders in Taybeh, a Christian town in the West Bank, condemned recent settler attacks, including an arson incident near the Church of St. George. They called for an investigation into the harassment, which threatens the community's existence and agricultural activities.
The situation has escalated, with settlers reportedly grazing cattle on local farmland, damaging crops and livelihoods. Taybeh's leaders emphasized the town's unique cultural heritage, urging global support for peace and justice amid ongoing threats.
Fox News: Shark bites beach fisherman who dragged thrashing predator back to water after catch
A 21-year-old fisherman in Nantucket was seriously injured after a shark he caught bit him while he attempted to return it to the ocean. He was treated at a local hospital and later transferred to a mainland facility for further care.
On the same day, a surfer in Florida was also attacked, highlighting a rise in shark bite incidents as summer progresses. Experts remind beachgoers that they are entering the sharks' habitat, emphasizing the need for caution.
GB News: Neighbour row erupts as video footage captures knifemen fight each other while trying to enter flat
A Scottish mother, Jenna Moffat, is living in fear after witnessing violent incidents, including knife fights and drug use, outside her home in Dalkeith. She has reported these issues to the police and her landlord, Melville Housing Association, but claims no action has been taken, leading to significant stress and anxiety.
Moffat, who moved to her flat to escape domestic violence, feels trapped and has been prescribed medication due to the ongoing distress. Despite providing evidence of the disturbances, she has been told more proof is needed to address her concerns. Neighbors share her fears, often avoiding common areas due to safety concerns.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine needs guns and men, not more toothless sanctions
Donald Trump has come to realize that Vladimir Putin is not interested in resolving the Ukraine conflict, despite his own attempts to negotiate a ceasefire. After a series of failed discussions and a recent escalation of Russian attacks, Trump is shifting his stance to support military aid for Ukraine and consider increased sanctions against Russia.
This change in approach may significantly impact the conflict, as Trump's previous reluctance to supply Ukraine stemmed from his belief in a potential breakthrough with Putin. With Russia's military struggles and a declining economy, the U.S. may have a stronger hand in supporting Ukraine and pressuring Moscow.
#culture
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' under fire after James Bond clue leaves viewers frustrated
"Jeopardy!" faced criticism for a confusing Final Jeopardy clue regarding Oscar-winning James Bond movie songs. The prompt led to mixed responses from contestants, with one incorrectly guessing Timothee Chalamet while another correctly identified Daniel Craig.
Fans expressed frustration over the phrasing of the clue, questioning its clarity and intent. Host Ken Jennings acknowledged the pressure contestants face and expressed empathy for their struggles during the game.
#crime
Breitbart: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Sentencing Set for Oct. 3 After Split Verdict in Federal Sex Crimes Case
Sean “Diddy” Combs is set to be sentenced on October 3 after a federal jury found him guilty on two prostitution-related charges, while acquitting him of racketeering and sex trafficking. He faces up to a decade in prison for each count.
Combs' lawyers sought an earlier sentencing date, but the judge maintained the original schedule. The judge will consider Combs' violent history and the severity of his crimes in determining the sentence, which could differ from federal guidelines.
#sports
Breitbart: Trump Going to FIFA Club World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium
President Donald Trump will attend the FIFA Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. This marks another historic moment as Trump previously became the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl.
The final features Chelsea against the winner of PSG vs. Real Madrid. FIFA also announced plans to open an office in Trump Tower, with the Club World trophy on display prior to the event.