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#illegals
The Western Journal: Watch: Alligator Alcatraz Inmate Describes Grueling Conditions - No Illegal in His Right Mind Would Want to Go There
Leamsy Izquierdo, a Cuban national detained at the ICE facility known as "Alligator Alcatraz" in Florida, has complained about the living conditions, citing issues like limited food and constant lighting. Izquierdo, who is facing charges for violent crimes, has drawn criticism for his grievances.
The commentary highlights a perceived hypocrisy among those criticizing the facility, arguing that taxpayers shouldn’t be expected to provide luxury accommodations for illegal immigrants. It also contrasts the current outrage with past policies under previous administrations, suggesting that the focus on conditions now is politically motivated.
#politics
Fox News: State Department investigating Rubio AI impersonator who contacted US, foreign officials
The State Department is investigating an impersonation incident involving an individual using AI to mimic Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The impersonator contacted foreign ministers and U.S. officials, attempting to manipulate them for information.
The impersonation began in mid-June with a fake Signal account. While the attempt was deemed unsuccessful and "not very sophisticated," the State Department is taking the matter seriously and enhancing cybersecurity measures.
The Telegraph: Kneecap hit out at SNP leader during Glasgow gig
Irish rap band Kneecap faced backlash after comments made during a gig in Glasgow, where a member suggested violence against Tories. Following these remarks, Scottish First Minister John Swinney deemed their appearance at the TRNSMT festival "unacceptable," leading to their removal from the lineup.
Despite the controversy, the band performed in Glasgow, with member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh addressing the audience and criticizing the decision to cancel their festival appearance.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: A new strategy for destroying Hamas?
President Trump aims to end the Gaza war quickly, suggesting a deal is close, with both Israel and Hamas showing interest. However, Prime Minister Netanyahu remains firm on Israel's goals to dismantle Hamas and secure all hostages, indicating he won't compromise on these objectives.
Despite progress in negotiations, a key sticking point remains the specifics of the IDF's withdrawal during a proposed 60-day truce. Netanyahu's insistence on a complete destruction of Hamas raises concerns about the sustainability of any ceasefire, as Hamas may use the truce to regroup.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing July 9: Day 642 – After PM’s 2nd Trump meeting, what’s next in Doha?
US officials expressed optimism about a potential hostage deal in Gaza, but no announcements followed Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent meetings in Washington. Key negotiation points include humanitarian aid, IDF withdrawal, ceasefire assurances, and a hostage-prisoner swap.
Negotiations continue in Doha, with Israeli officials claiming most of the deal is settled, but the core issue of ending the war remains unresolved. Netanyahu's schedule for the week includes further discussions on these topics.
Le Monde: 'La Marseillaise' rings out in Windsor as Macron begins UK state visit
King Charles III and President Macron marked the start of Macron's state visit to the UK on July 8, 2025, with a grand procession at Windsor Castle, highlighting the historic bond between France and the UK. This event aimed to reinforce ties amid geopolitical challenges and post-Brexit tensions.
The visit featured royal pageantry, including the "1902 State Landau" carriage and a welcoming at RAF Northolt by Prince William and Catherine, who made a notable appearance despite her health issues. The day underscored the ongoing cooperation between the two nations.
#crime
Fox News: DOJ lands legal victory as federal judge allows $800M in grants to be clawed back
A federal judge ruled that the DOJ can rescind nearly $800 million in grants for violence reduction and crime victim support, denying a preliminary injunction sought by five organizations. The judge described the DOJ's actions as "shameful" but stated the court lacked jurisdiction.
The DOJ canceled the grants as part of a shift to prioritize direct law enforcement support. Organizations affected by the cuts reported layoffs and program closures, while the DOJ argued there was no legal basis for the court to intervene.
#sports
GB News: Taylor Fritz hits out at girlfriend Morgan Riddle's social media post after Wimbledon win
Taylor Fritz reached his first Wimbledon semi-final by defeating Karen Khachanov in four sets, overcoming a mid-match collapse. Previously, Fritz had faced two quarterfinal exits, including a painful loss to Rafael Nadal in 2022.
In a post-match interview, Fritz addressed a private note he wrote to himself after a 2021 defeat, which was shared publicly by his girlfriend, Morgan Riddle. He expressed satisfaction with his career turnaround and will face either Carlos Alcaraz or Cameron Norrie in the semifinals.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: The Best Places To Go Tubing in Indiana
Tubing in Indiana is a popular summer activity ideal for families looking to enjoy nature and relax. Participants ride inflatable tubes down rivers, often bringing coolers for snacks and drinks. The best time for tubing is from June to August, with various outfitters offering trips.
Notable tubing spots include White River Kayak & Tubing, Sugar Valley Canoe Trip Ltd, Riverside Rentals, Canoe Country, and Clements Canoes Outdoor Center, each providing unique experiences and varying trip lengths. Tubing is a great way to unwind and create lasting memories.