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Aug 6, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: Labour's 'only way' to tackle Britain's migrant crisis revealed by immigration lawyer as he blasts 'abysmal' policy
Immigration lawyer Ivon Sampson criticized the UK government's new plan to criminalize the advertisement of Channel crossings, calling it poorly thought out. He argues that simply targeting advertisers will not effectively dismantle the human trafficking networks, which quickly adapt to enforcement efforts.
Sampson believes the only viable solution is to reduce demand for illegal crossings by ensuring that asylum seekers are aware they will be returned to their home countries if their claims fail. He calls for an international agreement to facilitate these removals, asserting that without such measures, the crisis will persist.
#politics
Breitbart: Kash Patel Calls Out 'Lying' Media After Discovery of Secret Burn Bags
FBI Director Kash Patel has challenged the media regarding the discovery of classified documents linked to the Trump-Russia collusion narrative, asserting that he previously proved the Steele Dossier was fabricated. He claims that the media labeled him a liar during his tenure as senior counsel.
Patel revealed that new documents, including the classified annex to John Durham’s report, were found in FBI headquarters. These materials are expected to be declassified and released to the public, potentially revealing misconduct by the FBI in its investigation of the Trump campaign.
#society
Fox News: FCC seeks to shift power from national programmers to local broadcasters in public interest push
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr advocates for shifting media influence from national networks back to local broadcasters to better serve community interests. He cites a credibility crisis in legacy media, exacerbated by events like the Trump presidency and recent controversies involving major networks.
Carr's comments follow the FCC's approval of the Skydance acquisition of Paramount and CBS, amid allegations of political pressure and backroom dealings. He emphasizes the need for balanced news and local empowerment in a changing media landscape.
#economy
Le Monde: The barriers preventing French people from going on vacation
Many French families are opting to stay local for summer vacations due to financial constraints. A report indicates that 40% of the population did not leave their city for at least four nights during their vacation in 2023, with similar trends observed prior to the pandemic.
The rising costs have led to a significant portion of the population, 21%, stating they cannot afford a week-long vacation. This reflects ongoing economic challenges faced by many.
#culture
Fox News: ‘King of the Hill’ co-creator says Hollywood often treats southerners ‘as a sort of caricature’
"King of the Hill" co-creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels emphasized their intent to portray Southern characters with dignity, avoiding typical Hollywood stereotypes. They aimed for authenticity, ensuring that audiences feel represented through accurate depictions.
The show's revival is set for August, continuing the legacy of nuanced storytelling that resonates with viewers, both in America and abroad.
#crime
Fox News: Inside the deadly 'suburban nightmare' that shattered a Connecticut family's world
Jennifer Dulos disappeared in 2019 after dropping her children off at school amid a contentious divorce. Her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, was charged with her murder but died by suicide before his trial. The case remains unsolved, with her body never found.
Author Richard Cohen's new book explores the complexities of the case and its impact on the suburban community, highlighting the tragic loss of Jennifer and the lasting effects on her children. Despite convictions of two accomplices, the search for justice continues.