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Aug 26, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: 'Talking nonsense!’ GB News row erupts over Red Cross ‘funding flights for families of refugees'
A debate on GB News highlighted divisions over the British Red Cross's role in refugee family reunification, with critics arguing it encourages illegal immigration, while supporters assert it operates through legitimate channels. The charity assists around 1,000 individuals annually, focusing on reuniting children with parents.
Government data shows a significant rise in family reunion applications, increasing pressure on local housing resources. Local councils report challenges in accommodating larger refugee families, often requiring public assistance for housing. Critics raise concerns about the integration of these families into the workforce.
Fox News: DeSantis calls out media for 'failed drive-by attempt' to discredit 'Alligator Alcatraz'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized the Miami Herald for claiming the state lacks a formal hurricane plan for the migrant detention facility known as "Alligator Alcatraz." He pointed to a document from the Safety Emergency Response Team that contradicts the Herald's report.
Following the backlash, the Miami Herald updated its article to reflect the release of a heavily redacted draft version of the hurricane plan, which provided no new details and cited confidentiality exemptions.
#politics
Breitbart: Maher: 'I Love' Strikes that Mean Iran Won't Get Nuke 'Any Time Soon'
Bill Maher expressed approval that American actions have delayed Iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb. He emphasized the importance of focusing on significant issues from the Trump administration while advising Democrats to avoid emotional reactions to less critical matters.
Maher argued for a more strategic approach to political outrage, suggesting that not all actions warrant equal attention. He encouraged a prioritization of issues that truly impact society over trivial controversies.
#society
Fox News: Man built a country with just 400 citizens, says it all began as 'an experiment'
Daniel Jackson, a 20-year-old from Australia, has declared himself president of the Free Republic of Verdis, a self-proclaimed nation in a disputed area between Croatia and Serbia. The tiny republic, which has its own flag, cabinet, and currency, was founded in 2019 and now claims nearly 400 citizens.
Despite its establishment, Jackson faces challenges, including a lifetime ban from Croatia after being detained for attempting to settle in Verdis. He describes the situation as a "government in exile" and continues to advocate for access to the land, expressing optimism about the future of his creation.
Times Of Israel: Year after Oct. 7, Yahya sees biggest rise in popularity among baby names in UK
The name Yahya surged in popularity in the UK in 2024, ranking 93rd among boys' names, with 583 births, a notable increase of 33 spots from the previous year. This rise coincided with the notoriety of Yahya Sinwar, the architect of the October 7 massacre, though no direct correlation was established.
Muhammad remained the most popular name, while UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's name saw no registrations. Sinwar, known for his violent history and leadership in Hamas, was killed in a clash with Israeli forces in October 2024.
#economy
Breitbart: Navarro: Numbers Show Jobs Created for Americans, BLS Is Incompetent, Economy Is Good, and Rates Being Too High May Be Issue
Peter Navarro, White House Senior Counselor, stated that job creation for Americans has increased by over a million, while jobs for illegal aliens have decreased. He criticized the Bureau of Labor Statistics for inaccuracies and suggested the economy remains healthy despite high interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
Navarro emphasized the positive impact of tax cuts and trade deals on job growth and argued that the Fed's miscalculations could hinder job creation. He believes that lower interest rates would have been beneficial if accurate data had been available.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Deadliest Catch’ star Sig Hansen admits fear of death is making him rethink retirement plans
Captain Sig Hansen of "Deadliest Catch" reflects on his changing perspective toward retirement after years of dangerous fishing in the Bering Sea. At 59, he acknowledges the impact of fear, loss, and family on his outlook, expressing a desire to spend more time with loved ones.
While he remains committed to his role, Hansen admits that thoughts of retirement are becoming more prominent as he grapples with his mortality and the challenges of the job. He now finds joy in his grandchildren, shifting his priorities from the sea to family.
#crime
Breitbart: Epstein Victims Slam Ghislaine Maxwell Move to Federal Prison Camp
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein and family members of Virginia Giuffre expressed outrage over Ghislaine Maxwell's transfer to a minimum security prison camp. They criticized the "preferential treatment" she received, calling it a failure of the justice system and a potential cover-up.
Maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking minors, was moved without notifying victims. Her attorney indicated she may cooperate with Congress under specific conditions, while calls for transparency regarding Epstein-related grand jury testimonies have been denied.
Breitbart: NGO Claims Mexican Cartel Tied to Mercury Trafficking
A report by the Environment Investigation Agency alleges that Mexico's Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) is trafficking mercury to South America for illegal gold mining, contributing to environmental pollution. The report follows a recent heist where CJNG stole over 33 tons of gold concentrate.
Despite being designated a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S., CJNG continues to operate with impunity in Mexico, as authorities have not made arrests related to the gold theft. The Mexican government is urged to intervene in the cartel's expanding operations.
Fox News: Fourth arrest announced as investigation into violent Cincinnati brawl continues
A fourth suspect, Dominique Kittle, has been arrested in connection with a violent brawl in Cincinnati on July 26. Kittle faces charges of aggravated rioting and misdemeanor assault. Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval condemned the violence, while critics, including Sen. Bernie Moreno, criticized the mayor's response and the city's police staffing issues.
The brawl, captured in viral videos, involved a mob attacking two individuals, prompting concerns over public safety. Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge emphasized the need for community members to report violence, stating that only one bystander called law enforcement during the incident. The FBI and Justice Department are currently investigating the case.