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#illegals
Breitbart: U.S. Charges Tiananmen Square Survivor with Spying for China
Federal agents nabbed Yuanjun Tang, a former Chinese dissident turned alleged spy, in New York. Once a prominent voice for democracy, he’s accused of working for the Chinese government, surveilling his own community, and underhandedly betraying the fight he once championed.
Suspicion lay heavy among his peers, many recalling how he documented events instead of joining the fray. Tang now faces serious charges, a bitter irony for a man whose past was steeped in resistance yet became ensnared by the very tyranny he fled.
#politics
Fox News: RFK Jr joins Trump on stage at Arizona rally following endorsement
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign, endorsing Trump, claiming they share values around freedom, health, and safety. Trump promised to investigate past assassination attempts, aiming to unite their supporters for a political coalition against the current administration.
In a rally in Arizona, they pitched the idea of a movement for liberty against what they see as totalitarian threats, while RFK Jr. criticized the Democratic National Committee's influence on the election process.
The Western Journal: Bret Baier Cuts Off Trump So ‘Gutfeld!' Can Start, Minutes Later Greg Gutfeld’s Phone Is Ringing on Live TV
Bret Baier abruptly cut off Trump during a live Fox News segment to transition to another show, prompting glee from his critics. But Trump managed a comeback call to Greg Gutfeld, where he lambasted Kamala Harris and the Democrats for their failures, despite the earlier dismissal.
The broadcast was a classic showdown of airtime and influence, with Trump proving he's still a heavyweight in the media game.
Breitbart: Taxpayer-Funded Oregon Org Giving Out Down Payments for New Homes to Non-Citizens Only
In Portland, a taxpayer-funded program is offering $30,000 in down payment assistance exclusively to non-U.S. citizens, sparking controversy. Critics argue this prioritizes non-citizens over struggling American homeowners in a tight housing market.
With widespread housing shortages and affordability issues in Oregon, the initiative raises questions about equity and potential discrimination, igniting debate among lawmakers and citizens alike.
The Western Journal: Watch: CNN Cuts Off RFK Jr.'s Speech the Moment He Drops Truth Bomb on Kamala Harris, Sparks Response from Kennedy
In a botched bid for control of the narrative, CNN cut short RFK Jr.'s speech as he suspends his presidential run to endorse Trump, criticizing Kamala Harris for her media silence and lack of engagement. His pointed remarks hint at deeper discontent within the Democratic ranks.
With a strategic exit from his campaign in battleground states, Kennedy aims to stymie Harris' prospects and potentially tilt the election in Trump's favor. Irony drips thick as Democratic efforts to silence him could lead to a turnaround they never saw coming.
#society
Fox News: Rumer Willis shares small update on dad Bruce as she announces she's 'single momming it'
Rumer Willis updates fans on her dad Bruce's health—he's doing great despite his dementia. She's a single mother now, co-parenting her daughter Louetta after splitting with her boyfriend, Derek.
Rumer expresses gratitude for motherhood, open to more kids and cherishing the joy Lou brings.
#military
The Western Journal: Security Increased at NATO Air Base Due to 'Potential Threat'
Security at NATO's Geilenkirchen air base in Germany spiked due to a looming threat, later scaled back with no concrete evidence of danger. Essential staff stayed, while police patrolled the area amid ongoing worries about Russian sabotage.
The clouds of suspicion linger as investigative eyes turn to possible espionage activities. Operations proceed, but the shadows of unrest add a layer of unease.
Fox News: US 'kinetic strike' takes out senior leader of terrorist group aligned with al Qaeda in Syria
U.S. forces have eliminated Abu-'Abd al-Rahman al-Makki, a key leader of Hurras al-Din in Syria, signaling their commitment to disrupting terrorist activities in the region. The strike highlights rising tensions and a renewed military posture in the Middle East.
The USS Abraham Lincoln and its strike group are now positioned in the area to bolster support for allies, notably Israel, while facing threats from groups aligned with Al-Qaeda. CENTCOM remains vigilant against those undermining regional stability.
#crime
Breitbart: Germany: Multiple People Killed in 'Diversity Festival' Mass Stabbing
A “Festival of Diversity” in Solingen turned deadly when a mass stabbing left three dead and several injured. Eyewitnesses reported seeing a suspect flee the scene, raising fears of terrorism as the city mourns amidst shock and chaos.
The festival, meant to celebrate community, ended in tragedy, with police now on high alert. Mayor Kurzbach expressed profound sadness, urging solidarity in grief and hope for the injured.
Breitbart: Migrants Tied to Venezuelan Gang Indicted in Robbery of Denver Family-Owned Store
A federal grand jury indicted four Venezuelan nationals from the Tren de Aragua gang for an armed robbery at a family jewelry store in Denver, where they threatened employees and stole millions' worth of goods. This marks an escalation in the gang’s criminal activities across the U.S.
As authorities ramp up efforts to curtail Tren de Aragua’s influence, Aurora, Colorado, is forming a task force to tackle the immediate threat posed by the gang’s increasing presence among the city's migrant population.
#other
Le Monde: Germany concerned about Russian drone overflights of sensitive civilian and military sites
Drones have been buzzing over Germany's Brunsbüttel, sneaking past security to scout critical LNG and chemical facilities. Authorities suspect organized sabotage, possibly linked to Russian agents operating from civilian vessels.
The stakes are high—Germany’s energy security hangs in the balance as it shifts from Russian gas to LNG imports. No measure has deterred the incursions, prompting the military to step in.