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Aug 26, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Illegal migrant with DUI rap sheet facing vehicular homicide charges after head-on crash kills mom, daughter
Raul Luna-Perez, a 43-year-old illegal migrant with a history of DUI arrests, has been charged with vehicular homicide after a crash in Lakewood, New Jersey, that killed a mother and her 11-year-old daughter. He was reportedly driving impaired when he crossed into oncoming traffic.
ICE has lodged a detainer against Luna-Perez, who entered the U.S. illegally. Officials criticized New Jersey's sanctuary policies for allowing him to remain in the community despite his criminal record.
#politics
Breitbart: ‘Late Show’ Sorrow: Stephen Colbert Grieves over Kamala Failing to Stop ‘Barbarian’ Trump
Stephen Colbert expressed disappointment in Kamala Harris for not preventing Donald Trump's re-election during her first interview post-2024 loss. He criticized the current national mood, highlighting perceived corruption and violence, while suggesting Congress and the Supreme Court enable Trump.
Harris acknowledged her predictions about Trump's actions but noted her surprise at the capitulation of political figures. Polls indicate growing optimism under Trump, contrasting with Democrats' struggles for approval. Colbert's show has been characterized by a liberal bias, hosting predominantly left-leaning guests.
#society
GB News: ‘I didn’t interrupt you!’ Nana Akua snaps at GB News guest in tense NHS nurses clash
A heated debate on GB News featured political commentator Fahima Mahomed and presenter Nana Akua discussing NHS nurses' compensation. Mahomed argued that despite salaries over £30,000, real earnings have dropped significantly due to inflation, while Akua countered that nurses can earn much more with overtime and that entry-level salaries are typically modest.
The discussion escalated as Mahomed warned that inadequate pay could lead to staffing shortages in the NHS, while Akua defended the current pay structure and highlighted the benefits of pensions. The debate ended with concerns about the potential for privatisation if salary demands continue, emphasizing the NHS's funding through taxation.
Le Monde: Pope Leo XIV welcomes hundreds of thousands of young Catholics to Rome for the Holy Year youth festival
Pope Leo XIV addressed hundreds of thousands of young Catholics at the Jubilee of Youth in Rome, encouraging them to make courageous choices for good. He emphasized the importance of friendship and the need for missionaries of justice and peace, while also acknowledging the tragic deaths of two pilgrims.
The event, reminiscent of a mini World Youth Day, drew participants from nearly 150 countries, with estimates of attendance reaching one million. While some Romans faced inconveniences due to the influx of visitors, others, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, celebrated the vibrant display of faith and joy.
Breitbart: Fever's Sophie Cunningham Blasts Fans After Another Dildo Is Thrown on the Court: Going to Hurt One of Us'
During a WNBA game between the Valkyries and the Sky, a green dildo was thrown onto the court, marking the second such incident involving the Valkyries. Players and officials expressed concern, with one referee removing the toy from the floor.
Sky player Angel Reese humorously addressed the situation on social media, while commentators noted the disruption caused during crucial game moments. The Valkyries are set to play again soon, raising questions about potential future incidents.
#crime
Breitbart: VIDEO: Washington Parents Found Not Guilty in Alleged 'Honor Killing' Attempt of Teen Daughter
A jury found Ihsan Ali guilty of second-degree and fourth-degree assault and unlawful imprisonment in the attempted “honor killing” of his daughter in Lacey, Washington. His wife, Zahraa Ali, was convicted of violating a protective order but acquitted of attempted murder and other charges.
The case involved allegations that the parents, fundamentalist Muslim migrants from Iraq, attempted to force their daughter into an arranged marriage after she refused to comply. The daughter had previously reported abuse by her parents.
Breitbart: Manhunt Continues for Iraq War Vet Suspected of Killing 4 in Montana Bar
A manhunt is underway for Michael Paul Brown, an Iraq War veteran accused of fatally shooting four people at The Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana. The shooting occurred Friday morning, and while police located Brown's abandoned truck, he remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous.
Authorities are conducting searches in the mountains near Anaconda and have advised residents to stay indoors and secure their homes. The situation continues to develop as law enforcement seeks to apprehend the suspect.
Breitbart: NY State Bail Law Sets Convicted Killers Loose After Arrests
Two convicted killers, Carlo Franco and Jeffery Mackenzie, were arrested for drug dealing in Lower Manhattan but released without bail due to New York's 2019 bail reform law. This law limits judges' ability to set bail based on a defendant's criminal history or public risk.
Franco, who previously served time for murder, and Mackenzie, also a murderer, have multiple arrests since their releases. Critics argue that the bail reform law exemplifies a failure in public safety and logic, allowing dangerous individuals to remain free.
#sports
Forbes: WNBA In Boston? Connecticut Sun Sell For Record $325 Million.
Steve Pagliuca, a minority owner of the Boston Celtics, has reached a $325 million deal to buy the WNBA's Connecticut Sun and relocate the team to Boston. This sale would set a record for the highest price paid for a professional women's sports franchise.
The move, expected by 2027, still requires approval from the WNBA's Board of Governors. The Connecticut Sun, previously owned by the Mohegan Tribe, has been successful in the league but is currently facing challenges this season.
#other
Le Monde: Ukraine breaks up 'corruption scheme' in defense sector
Ukrainian authorities have arrested several politicians linked to a significant corruption scheme in the defense sector, following a law that stripped anti-corruption bodies of their independence. This move sparked protests and prompted President Zelensky to restore their autonomy.
The National Anti-Corruption Agency (NABU) reported a scheme involving inflated prices for defense equipment, with 30% of contract amounts being misappropriated. The arrests include a member of parliament and officials from various defense-related entities.