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#politics
The Western Journal: Senate Democrats to Make Final Desperation Move in Bid to Block Trump's Tariffs: Report
Senate Democrats are planning to challenge President Trump's 50% tariff on Brazilian imports, claiming it is politically motivated to influence the Brazilian judiciary regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro's legal issues. They intend to file a resolution to bring the matter to a Senate vote.
The Trump administration argues that the tariffs address broader national security concerns, citing actions by Brazilian officials that threaten U.S. interests and free speech. The resolution's success in the Senate would require a subsequent House approval and could face a presidential veto.
Fox News: What are ICE’s visiting policies, and why are Democrats suing over them?
Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit after being denied access to a Maryland ICE facility, prompting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to clarify the procedure for congressional visits. Members of Congress must submit a request via email at least seven days in advance to avoid interfering with presidential authority.
DHS officials noted a significant increase in assaults on ICE personnel and criticized the lawmakers for seeking legal action instead of following the proper request protocol. The lawsuit claims that blocking access violates federal law, while DHS maintains that the seven-day notice is a necessary measure.
#society
GB News: 'Greta Thunberg of tourist protests' issues direct message to British travellers as summer holidays begin
Jaume Pujol, a 17-year-old activist leading Spain's anti-tourist movement, has called on British holidaymakers to empathize with locals in Majorca. He argues that the reliance on tourism threatens the island's economy and housing affordability for young residents.
Pujol emphasizes that the protests are not against individual tourists but against the tourism-driven economy that benefits a small elite. He advocates for a reduction in tourism to address the issues faced by the local population.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: China may be looking to draw a new ‘Nine Dash Line’ in the Arctic
China's polar icebreaker Xue Long 2 has been spotted in international waters north of Alaska, marking its continued expansion into the Arctic. This vessel, capable of breaking ice up to 1.5 meters thick, is part of a broader strategy that may alter global maritime dynamics.
Historically, China establishes a presence under the guise of scientific research, followed by increased military support and territorial claims. The Arctic, traditionally viewed as neutral, may soon face similar disputes as China intensifies its activities in the region.
Liberty Nation News: Tensions Rise as US-Russia Talks Turn Nuclear - Liberty Nation News
President Trump has urged Russia's Putin to cease hostilities in Ukraine, but efforts have failed, escalating tensions to nuclear rhetoric. Former Russian President Medvedev warned Trump about Russia's nuclear capabilities, while the U.S. repositioned nuclear submarines in response.
Despite the heated exchanges, analysts suggest the situation remains largely verbal. Both sides express a desire to avoid direct military conflict, but the risk of miscalculation persists as neither leader wants to appear weak.
#culture
Fox News: Original 'Naked Gun' director offers his reasons for skipping Liam Neeson reboot
David Zucker, director of the original "Naked Gun" films, has expressed his disinterest in the upcoming 2025 reboot starring Liam Neeson, calling the concept unoriginal. He emphasized that he prefers new ideas over rehashing old ones and criticized the film industry for lacking originality.
Zucker clarified that he bears no ill will toward the reboot's cast or crew and is not advocating for a boycott. He is currently working on original projects, including a new spoof film titled "Star of Malta" and an instructional web series on writing parody.
#history
Fox News: A peek inside Jimmy Hoffa's lake house hideaway
Jimmy Hoffa, the former president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, had a cherished lake house in Lake Orion, Michigan, where he spent quality time with his family. This home, filled with remnants of his life, became notable after his mysterious disappearance in 1975.
The property has recently been purchased by Susan and John Hagen, who plan to restore it while respecting its historical significance. They aim to preserve the memories of Hoffa and his family, sharing their renovation journey through a dedicated Facebook page.