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Aug 2, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: This is how Trump can break defiant sanctuary cities
Sanctuary cities are undermining the rule of law by ignoring federal immigration enforcement, which emboldens criminals and compromises public safety. With over 560 jurisdictions adopting these policies, there is a call for a Trump-style approach to hold these cities accountable through financial and legal measures.
The proposed strategy includes defunding sanctuary cities and filing lawsuits to enforce compliance with federal laws. This approach aims to prioritize the safety of law-abiding citizens and restore the integrity of the legal system in America.
#politics
GB News: Inside Elon Musk's new political party plans as shake-up fuels latest feud with Donald Trump
Elon Musk has proposed a new political party called America First, following a poll on his platform X that showed support for a third party. This move has sparked a public feud with Donald Trump, who dismissed the idea as "ridiculous." While a YouGov poll indicates 45% of Americans see a third party as necessary, analysts remain skeptical about Musk’s ability to disrupt the entrenched two-party system.
Political experts note that despite Musk's wealth and influence, the historical challenges of establishing a successful third party in the U.S. are significant. Musk's motivations appear to stem from concerns over government debt and renewable energy policies, particularly in contrast to Trump's agenda. As Trump's approval ratings decline, the implications of Musk's political ambitions remain uncertain.
Fox News: JD Vance sounds off on Sydney Sweeney ad uproar, mocks left's 'Nazi' strategy
Vice President JD Vance criticized the left's reaction to American Eagle's ad campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney, suggesting that calling those who find her attractive "Nazis" is a misguided strategy. He noted that the ad, which aims to sell jeans to American youth, has sparked unwarranted outrage from progressives.
Vance argued that such reactions reveal more about the Democrats' disconnect from mainstream American values than about the ad itself. He expressed disbelief that the party has not learned from past electoral losses and continues to alienate potential voters.
Fox News: 5 huge ways Trump can make civil service great again
The Trump administration aims to revitalize civil service by inspiring innovation and attracting top talent, reminiscent of the Founding Fathers' spirit. The focus is on bold missions, changing incentives, fostering a high-performance culture, and embracing technology and private sector partnerships.
By rewarding creativity and operational efficiency, the administration seeks to transform the federal workforce into a dynamic entity that prioritizes taxpayer value. The goal is to create a civil service that meets contemporary challenges and inspires the best minds to contribute to public service.
#society
The Epoch Times: ???? Trump Formalizes Reciprocal Tariffs on Dozens of Nations
The Epoch Times offers a daily briefing highlighting significant stories affecting the nation. Their newsletter, curated by U.S. national editor Ivan Pentchoukov, aims to provide readers with clarity and inspiration on current events.
Stay informed with insights from one of America's largest independent newspapers.
Times Of Israel: Hundreds in Tel Aviv demand end to Gaza war: ‘It’s a duty to refuse’
Around 1,000 people protested in Tel Aviv's Habima Square against the ongoing war, organized by a coalition of peace activists and human rights groups. Speakers criticized Israel's military actions and called for soldiers to refuse service, with some labeling the situation as genocide.
The protest featured emotional appeals for humanitarian aid in Gaza and highlighted the plight of displaced families. Activists planned further demonstrations, emphasizing a joint Jewish-Arab struggle against the war and government policies. Police intervened, resulting in at least one arrest.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump can fix the UN’s Gaza failure and end Hamas’s stranglehold on aid
Gaza faces a humanitarian crisis as food scarcity worsens, with UN aid efforts hampered by corruption and ties to Hamas. While UN trucks remain idle, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) successfully delivers millions of meals directly to those in need, exposing Hamas's vulnerabilities.
Hamas has responded violently to GHF's success, targeting its workers and supporters. The article calls for U.S. leadership, particularly from President Trump, to demand accountability from the UN and support effective aid delivery systems like GHF, emphasizing that humanitarian efforts should not be politicized.
#culture
Fox News: Harrison Ford was told to ditch ‘pretentious’ name, copy Elvis Presley to succeed in Hollywood
Harrison Ford reflects on his early career, recalling how a Hollywood executive at Columbia Pictures doubted his future and suggested he change his name and appearance. Despite this, Ford never aspired to fame, simply hoping to make a living as an actor.
Now a household name, Ford embraces aging and the opportunities it brings, stating he enjoys being old and values the experiences that come with it. He remains active in acting, expressing gratitude for the roles he continues to receive.
#education
Fox News: Oklahoma requires 'America First' certification test for teachers fleeing blue states
Oklahoma will implement a certification test for teachers relocating from liberal states to ensure alignment with its curriculum standards. State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced the collaboration with conservative think tank PragerU to develop the "America First" test, focusing on American history and civics.
Walters aims to prevent "woke" ideologies from entering Oklahoma classrooms, contrasting the state's educational approach with policies in states like California and Maine. The initiative has faced legal scrutiny and opposition from some board members, but Walters remains committed to protecting students from what he perceives as left-wing indoctrination.