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Aug 23, 2025 |
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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Illegal Alien With California License Kill 3 in Florida
Florida Turnpike crash killed three; Harjunder Singh, an illegal alien with a California CDL, allegedly made an illegal U-turn into oncoming traffic.
The piece links the deaths to California sanctuary policies and urges federal pressure, including cutting highway funds.
#politics
Le Monde: Israelis rally nationwide calling for end to Gaza war, hostage deal
Israelis protested for a hostage deal and an end to the Gaza war, blocking roads.
Netanyahu slammed the protests; 251 hostages were seized on Oct 7, 2023, with 49 remaining. Mediators seek a 60-day truce tied to releases.
The Telegraph: Sally Rooney vows to use BBC royalties to fund Palestine Action
Sally Rooney says she’ll use BBC residuals to fund Palestine Action, banned by the government.
She says it could be illegal to publish this in Britain; calls for probes of firms stocking her work and says the BBC/WH Smith fund her.
Front Page Magazine: Another Day, Another Dem Mayor Indicted
Cantrell is indicted on conspiracy, wire fraud, obstruction and false statements. The charges allege a personal relationship with ex-officer Jeffrey Vappie and misuse of city resources, set against a string of scandals and ethics probes in a battered New Orleans.
GB News: Hundreds of trees perish after council 'fails to water' them in 'waste of taxpayer money'
Hundreds of Merrybent saplings died after a heatwave; the council blamed dry weather, while a local councillor argued they didn’t plan for warmth.
The council will remove the dead trees and try again next planting season; experts say more urban tree cover is essential to cool towns during heatwaves.
#war
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 17: Day 681 – Can mass strike for hostages restart release talks?
Hostage families launch strike against Gaza-war expansion; protests at Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, organized by the October Council.
Hamas signals willingness to ease demands; Israel demands all terms before any ceasefire; EU pressure grows, Denmark’s PM critiques Netanyahu.
#crime
The Western Journal: Man Allegedly Gets 6 Roblox Groomers Arrested - Now Roblox Banned Him and Is Threatening a Lawsuit, According to Predator Hunter
Roblox faces a legal clash with user 'Schlep' after his viral anti-predator work led to six arrests; he claims a former Roblox developer groomed him as a child and says he was banned after publishing his letter.
Roblox says it will crack down on vigilante activity and enforce policies; Louisiana is pursuing a suit accusing Roblox of failing to protect children.
Front Page Magazine: Everyone in D.C. Knows It Needs Help
Crime denial is mocked here as Dems and the media push back, even with the National Guard in D.C. after a federal policing move.
Shoppers at Hechinger Mall say 'Something needed to be done' as crime hits urban life and Black communities; the piece blames liberal policy.