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#illegals
Fox News: SCOTUS denies Florida AG request to enforce controversial immigration law
The Supreme Court has denied Florida's request to enforce a strict immigration law that would criminalize the entry of previously deported individuals, maintaining a lower court's injunction against the measure. The law, Senate Bill 4C, would classify re-entry as a felony.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier argued that the state needs to combat illegal immigration effectively, and 17 states supported his appeal. The Justice Department also backed Florida's enforcement of the law, claiming it aligns with federal immigration regulations.
Fox News: ICE swoops in on MS-13 kingpin hiding in America's heartland after investigation
ICE arrested an alleged MS-13 kingpin and an associate in Nebraska, both wanted for serious crimes including homicide and gang affiliation. This operation is part of ongoing enforcement actions targeting illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds.
Authorities emphasize the importance of public support during such operations, warning against interference. The arrests were executed without incident, highlighting ICE's commitment to addressing gang-related threats in communities.
#politics
Fox News: Former Navy SEAL and 'political outsider' announces GOP campaign for Wisconsin governor
Bill Berrien, a Wisconsin manufacturing executive and former Navy SEAL, has announced his candidacy for governor, aiming to replace Democrat Tony Evers. Berrien criticizes Evers' leadership as detrimental to the state's progress and emphasizes his business background as a key asset for revitalizing Wisconsin's manufacturing sector.
Berrien's campaign focuses on restoring law and order, strengthening families, and positioning Wisconsin as a manufacturing powerhouse. He believes the state can thrive under conservative leadership, drawing inspiration from Donald Trump's policies. Evers has not yet indicated whether he will run for re-election in 2026.
The American Mind: Big Bill, Big Win | The Roundtable Ep. 275
The American Mind’s podcast features a discussion on Vice President JD Vance’s speech at the Claremont Statesmanship Award dinner, highlighting contradictions within liberal ideology and the conservative mission for unity. The conversation also touches on rising violence against ICE agents in Texas.
Additionally, Eric Teetsel from the Center for Renewing America discusses the implications of Trump’s recent legislative achievements and the reactions from various factions within the Right.
GB News: 'Would you shut up!' PMQs descends into heckling chaos as Nigel Farage stares down 'disrespectful' MP in heated moment
During Prime Minister's Questions, MPs engaged in a heated heckling match as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage questioned Sir Keir Starmer on migration. Amid the chaos, one MP shouted for silence, allowing Farage to proceed with his inquiry to the Prime Minister.
#society
Fox News: Dem rep calls out NYC's ongoing failure to tackle Bronx 'open air drug market' crisis
Rep. Ritchie Torres has raised concerns over an "open air drug market" in the Bronx's Hub, highlighting the visible drug use and prostitution affecting local residents. He criticized the city's response as inadequate, calling for a renewed commitment to reclaim the area.
The Hub, a commercial district with over 300 storefronts, has seen a decline in public safety and quality of life. The Adams administration acknowledges the issues and has initiated a multi-agency operation to tackle substance abuse and related problems.
Breitbart: France to Freeze Assets of Islamist Groups Tied to Muslim Brotherhood
The French government plans to implement anti-terror measures to target and freeze the assets of groups linked to Islamist infiltration, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood. President Macron has called for a comprehensive plan to combat "Islamist entryism" by summer's end, focusing on financial oversight and scrutiny of private Islamic schools.
Marine Le Pen criticized the government's response as insufficient, arguing that it fails to address the root causes of radical Islamism linked to immigration and communitarianism. The measures come after a report indicating the Muslim Brotherhood's extensive influence in French society, with ties to numerous schools and mosques.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin reveals she's cried multiple times from stress as lone conservative
Alyssa Farah Griffin, the conservative co-host of "The View," shared that she has cried multiple times due to stress and anxiety while being the only conservative voice on the panel. She noted the challenges of expressing differing opinions in a predominantly liberal environment.
Griffin, who previously worked in the Trump administration, mentioned that despite the difficulties, she appreciates the support from the show's producer. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg expressed concern, stating that no one should have to cry at work.
The Telegraph: Paul Simon’s daughter tears into Richard Gere for selling childhood home to developer
Lulu Simon has expressed her outrage towards Richard Gere for selling her childhood home to a developer who plans to demolish the historic mansion. She criticized Gere on Instagram, claiming he promised to care for the property after purchasing it from her father, Paul Simon, in 2022.
The developer intends to replace the six-bedroom mansion with nine new homes. Lulu Simon's emotional post included a message wishing her deceased pets would haunt Gere for his actions.
Breitbart: Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Daughter Unemployed, Selling Used Clothes Online After Arrest at Anti-Israel Protest
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s daughter, Isra Hirsi, is currently unemployed and selling used clothing online after her arrest at an anti-Israel protest at Columbia University last year. She expressed her situation to followers on Instagram, sharing a link to her resale page.
Hirsi was part of a group arrested for establishing an encampment on campus and faced suspension from Barnard College, which was later lifted. Following the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack in Israel, companies have pledged not to hire graduates who participated in anti-Israel protests.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Intelligence Officials Warn Russian Hybrid War Becoming More Dangerous
A British court has convicted three men, including Dylan Earl, for their roles in an arson attack on a warehouse in east London that stored equipment for Ukraine. The fire, linked to Russian intelligence operations, is part of a broader pattern of sabotage across Europe since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
European intelligence officials express growing concern over the rise in violence associated with these acts, as untrained individuals are recruited to carry out dangerous missions. The Kremlin denies involvement in such sabotage campaigns despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
Le Monde: US sanctions UN rights expert Albanese over Gaza criticism
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sanctions against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese for her criticisms of US and Israeli policies regarding Gaza. He accused her of promoting biased narratives and supporting terrorism, particularly through her recommendations to the International Criminal Court.
Albanese's recent report condemned companies profiting from the Israeli occupation, which drew ire from Israel and named companies. Despite her UN appointment, she does not represent the organization. Israel praised Rubio's actions, asserting that Albanese undermines the UN Human Rights Council's credibility.
CNSNews: African Leaders Agree: Trump Deserves a Nobel Peace Prize
Leaders from five African nations expressed their support for President Donald Trump to receive a Nobel Peace Prize during a White House economic summit. They praised his efforts in promoting peace globally, with specific acknowledgment of his impact in their regions.
Guinea-Bissau's President Umaro Sissoco Embalo and other leaders highlighted Trump's commitment to peace and his significant contributions in areas of conflict. They believe his work merits recognition from the Nobel committee.
Breitbart: Iran-Backed Houthi Terrorists Sink Another Civilian Ship in the Red Sea
The Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen have escalated their attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, sinking the Greek-operated bulk carrier Eternity C and damaging another ship, Magic Seas, using coordinated assaults with armed boats and explosives. The attacks have raised concerns over regional stability and maritime security.
The U.S. State Department condemned these "unprovoked" assaults, emphasizing the threat they pose to freedom of navigation and urging international condemnation. The Houthis have shown little regard for peace efforts, releasing a propaganda video of their attacks that includes anti-American and anti-Israel slogans.
#economy
The Western Journal: One Simple Explanation Why Tariffs Have Not Been Causing Inflation, White House Says
White House officials assert that President Trump's tariffs are not contributing to inflation because foreign producers are absorbing the costs. The Consumer Price Index has shown minimal increases, with an annualized inflation rate of 1.4% during Trump's second term, compared to 3.1% under Biden.
Officials emphasize that the U.S. has significant leverage in trade negotiations, allowing it to maintain lower prices while imposing tariffs. They argue that this strategy will ultimately benefit the U.S. economy by addressing the trade deficit and protecting jobs.
#military
Fox News: Secret Service acquires iconic presidential Marine One helicopter for advanced agent training program
The U.S. Secret Service has acquired a decommissioned Marine One helicopter for training purposes at the Rowley Training Center in Maryland. This Sikorsky VH-3D helicopter has served every U.S. president and vice president over the past 50 years.
The addition aims to enhance training for agents assigned to presidential details, providing a realistic environment to improve protective skills. The helicopter is noted for its advanced security features and capabilities.
#culture
Forbes: English Version Of Chinese Box Office Smash ‘Ne Zha 2’ Will Open Next Month
"Ne Zha 2," a Chinese animated film, will release an English-language version in the U.S. on August 22, featuring Michelle Yeoh as Nezha’s mother. The film has grossed $2.2 billion globally, making it the highest-grossing animated movie and the biggest box office hit of 2025.
The film's success in China, with 300 million tickets sold, was bolstered by its cultural significance and government support. As it prepares for its U.S. release, it could further enhance the summer box office, which has seen a 16% increase this year.
#crime
Fox News: Suspect in anti-ICE Texas shooting granted green card under Biden administration
Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada, a recipient of DACA and a green card holder, has been charged in connection with an attack on the Prairieland Detention Facility in Texas that injured an officer. He is among ten suspects facing federal charges, including attempted murder.
The group allegedly ambushed ICE agents, firing multiple rounds and vandalizing vehicles. This incident follows a rise in hostility toward immigration enforcement amid political tensions surrounding immigration policies.
#technology
Forbes: Taiwan Billionaire Tsai’s Cathay Venture Joins $152 Million Round In French AI Chip Startup SiPearl
Cathay Venture, the venture capital arm of Taiwan's Cathay Financial Holdings, has invested in French AI chip startup SiPearl's €130 million funding round. This marks Cathay's first investment in Europe, with SiPearl aiming to produce the Rhea1 chip for supercomputers.
SiPearl's Rhea1 chip, touted as Europe's most complex processor, will be manufactured by TSMC and used in Germany's Jupiter supercomputer for advanced research. The investment reflects Cathay's strategy to support semiconductor innovation and strengthen ties within the global semiconductor ecosystem.