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#illegals
GB News: 'It's a gimmick!' Yvette Cooper accused of creating a 'false impression' with Labour's efforts to tackle migrant crisis
Jonathan Gullis criticized Yvette Cooper's approach to illegal immigration, calling her measures mere "gimmicks" that fail to address the crisis. He highlighted that 70% of asylum seekers arriving by small boats are granted permanent residency, which he believes encourages smuggling operations.
Cooper defended the proposed laws aimed at tackling smuggling, stating they would empower police to combat illegal activities. However, Gullis expressed concern that speeding up processing could lead to more appeals and extended stays for illegal migrants, exacerbating the situation.
Breitbart: UK: Officials Accused of Covering Up Alleged Asylum Seeker Child Rape
Two Afghan nationals, Ahmad Mulakhil and Mohammad Kabir, have been charged in connection with the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. Reports suggest police advised local officials to conceal the suspects' asylum seeker status to avoid community tensions.
Local leaders, including George Finch, have criticized this approach, claiming it risks public disorder and demanding transparency regarding the suspects' immigration status. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about crime linked to asylum seekers and government handling of such cases.
#politics
Breitbart: Padilla: Trump Is 'Weaponizing' Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) criticized President Trump’s firing of labor statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer, suggesting it was an attempt to politicize the Bureau of Labor Statistics. He expressed concerns over the independence of the agency and called for investigations into potential abuses of power.
Padilla emphasized the need for confirmation hearings to ensure the new appointee maintains the bureau's integrity, warning against appointing someone who may prioritize political interests over accurate economic data.
Breitbart: Charlamagne tha God Floats Jon Stewart for 2028 Presidential Run
Charlamagne tha God suggested comedian Jon Stewart as a potential candidate for the 2028 presidential election during an appearance on Fox News. He emphasized the importance of governors as viable Democratic candidates but believes Stewart could bring a fresh perspective and appeal to a wide audience.
Charlamagne praised Stewart's track record in advocating for legislation and expressed hope for a candidate who could disrupt the political landscape.
Breitbart: CNN's Enten: Democrat Image Is 'Garbage' — 'Messier than a Hoarder's Basement'
CNN's Harry Enten stated that the Democratic Party is currently in a state of significant division and disarray, likening it to a "hoarder’s basement." He noted that no candidate is polling above 25%, a stark contrast to previous election cycles.
Enten emphasized that this discontent within the Democratic base indicates a desire for change, leaving the party without a clear frontrunner as they look toward the 2028 election.
The Western Journal: Ex-CNN Analyst Warns Dems: Kamala's Recently-Announced Comeback Spells Doom
Former CNN analyst Chris Cillizza warned that Kamala Harris’ re-emergence could harm the Democratic Party. Although she won't run for California governor, her potential 2028 presidential bid and upcoming book could revive negative discussions about her time in office and Biden's presidency.
Cillizza emphasized that Democrats need to distance themselves from past issues, suggesting Harris' presence keeps the focus on their unpopularity. He believes her political future is at risk and that her decisions could hinder the party's ability to move forward.
#society
Le Monde: Gaza student leaves France over anti-Semitic posts row
A Gazan student, Nour Attaalah, was expelled from France after anti-Semitic comments surfaced on her social media. The French foreign ministry deemed her remarks "unacceptable," leading to her departure for Qatar to continue her studies.
In response, France has suspended its student evacuation programs from Gaza while investigating how the posts went unnoticed. The ministry has not disclosed the number of affected students.
Times Of Israel: IDF suicides tied to combat trauma, internal probes said to reveal
Recent internal military investigations reveal that the rising suicide rates among Israeli soldiers are linked to psychological trauma from ongoing combat. At least 17 soldiers have died by suicide in 2025, with concerns that the trend may worsen without adequate mental health support.
The case of Roi Wasserstein, a reservist medic who took his life after extensive service, has intensified discussions on mental health care for discharged soldiers. The IDF is forming a committee to address these issues and is considering legislation to recognize reservists who die by suicide as fallen soldiers if a connection to their service is established.
Fox News: She fed 100K Gazan families for free – now terrorists and local merchants want her dead
Sarah Awaidah, a 30-year-old from East Jerusalem, has spearheaded a humanitarian effort in northern Gaza, delivering food and supplies to over 100,000 families amid corruption and violence. Operating through Mena Aid and with Israeli coordination, her team bypassed Hamas and private profiteers, ensuring aid reached those in need.
Despite facing threats and betrayal from within her circle, Awaidah remains committed to her mission, emphasizing the dignity of those she serves. Her work has not only provided essential supplies but also challenged the exploitative practices surrounding aid distribution in Gaza.
#war
Breitbart: WATCH: Anti-Israel Mob Blocked from Taking Over NYC Grand Central
Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters attempted to occupy Grand Central Terminal in New York City after a demonstration organized by the group Within Our Lifetime. The protest led to four arrests, with charges including trespassing and disorderly conduct, as tensions escalated between demonstrators and police.
Despite the chaos, train service remained unaffected, though police presence was significant for hours afterward. The protest included chanting and scuffling with officers, with some demonstrators reportedly advised on avoiding police surveillance prior to the event.
#crime
Fox News: Cincinnati beatdown victim reveals 'very bad brain trauma' in first remarks since viral assault
Holly, a victim of a brutal Cincinnati brawl, shared her recovery journey and visible injuries in a video update, expressing gratitude for public support. She suffered severe brain trauma after intervening in the fight, which left six injured and led to four arrests.
Authorities continue to pursue two additional suspects involved in the incident, with charges including felonious assault and aggravated riot. The police chief noted a lack of immediate calls for help during the altercation, despite around 100 witnesses present.
#technology
Fox News: Meta deletes 10 million Facebook accounts this year, but why?
Meta has announced the deletion of around 10 million accounts on Facebook in the first half of 2025, primarily targeting impersonation, spam behavior, and fake engagement. This move is part of a broader initiative to promote original content and enhance the platform's integrity.
The company is enforcing stricter policies against unoriginal content, encouraging creators to focus on unique contributions and transformative uses of existing media. Accounts that fail to comply may face reduced visibility and loss of monetization features. Meta aims to boost authentic creators while cleaning up the platform.