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#illegals
Fox News: Colorado deputy could face massive fine for sharing information with immigration authorities
A Colorado sheriff's deputy is facing a civil lawsuit for allegedly sharing information with federal immigration agents, violating state law. The deputy, Alexander Zwinck, and another officer have been disciplined, with potential fines reaching up to $50,000.
Colorado's recent legislation restricts local law enforcement from sharing immigration information with federal agencies, allowing cooperation only in specific crime investigations. Critics argue these laws hinder public safety efforts.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Furious protesters outside migrant hotel express concern for their children
Islington residents are protesting the Labour Government's decision to house asylum seekers at the Thistle City Barbican Hotel. Locals accuse Sir Keir Starmer of ignoring their concerns regarding the migrant crisis.
Fox News: Don't be fooled. Mamdani isn't the future of the Democratic Party. These two patriotic women are
The Democratic Party is grappling with an identity crisis post-Biden's announcement not to seek re-election. Efforts to connect with voters have led to a focus on authenticity and new leadership, with figures like Zohran Mamdani gaining attention for energizing young voters in NYC. However, his primary win in a deep blue city raises questions about his broader appeal.
Candidates like Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger, who possess national security credentials and bipartisan success, are suggested as more viable options for the party's future. Their proven track records and ability to connect with diverse voter groups may provide a roadmap for Democrats seeking to regain lost ground, rather than relying on social media trends.
The Western Journal: Democrats 'Suddenly Confident' Heading into 2026, But 1 Major Issue Looms: Report
Democrats are feeling optimistic about the 2026 midterms, citing potential backlash against Republican policies and strong base motivation. However, concerns about overconfidence and the party's deep unpopularity linger, as recent polls show low favorability ratings for Democrats.
Despite hopes for a turnaround, many fear that any electoral success could prevent necessary changes within the party, which has struggled with voter dissatisfaction. Current polling indicates that a significant portion of the electorate does not support Democratic incumbents.
#society
Fox News: New Jersey man missing in Grand Canyon 'mega-fire' as search efforts continue week later
Thomas Daniel Gibbs, a 35-year-old man from New Jersey, has been missing for over a week in the Grand Canyon National Park amid the ongoing Dragon Bravo Fire, which has burned over 100,000 acres. Last heard from on July 22, search efforts are concentrated in the Grandview Trail area.
The fire, ignited by a lightning strike, has led to significant damage, including the destruction of the historic Grand Canyon Lodge. The North Rim remains closed for the season due to the fire's impact, while recovery plans are being developed.
Fox News: Americans' perception of discrimination against Black people dropped in last four years
A recent poll indicates that fewer U.S. adults believe Black and Hispanic individuals face significant discrimination, with only 40% acknowledging it compared to 61% in a previous survey after George Floyd's death. The perception of discrimination against Asian individuals has also decreased.
The survey reveals skepticism about the effectiveness of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, with many believing they may exacerbate discrimination. Some respondents express concerns that DEI initiatives could hinder opportunities for racial minorities by prioritizing factors other than merit.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hamas refuses to disarm until Palestinian state recognised
Hamas has declared it will not disarm unless an independent Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital. The group emphasized that its armed resistance will continue until its national rights are fully restored.
This statement follows commitments from the UK, France, and Canada to recognize Palestine at the UN General Assembly, contingent on Israel addressing conditions related to the situation in Gaza. Critics have pointed out that Prime Minister Starmer has not imposed conditions on Hamas regarding the release of hostages.
#culture
Fox News: American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on boardwalk beginnings and meteoric magic
The American Culture Quiz tests knowledge of U.S. traits, trends, history, and current events, featuring eight questions on various topics. Participants can visit Fox News Digital for more quizzes and lifestyle articles.
Fox News: ‘Duck Dynasty’ star Sadie Robertson’s husband makes bold move to impress famous father-in-law
Christian Huff, husband of Sadie Robertson, seeks to establish a deeper connection with his father-in-law, Willie Robertson, on "Duck Dynasty: The Revival." He attempts to impress Willie by staging an archery-themed gender reveal, hoping to secure a role in the family business.
Despite missing the target multiple times, Willie acknowledges Huff's determination but remains uncertain about his readiness to join Duck Commander. The season finale highlights Sadie's transition into motherhood and the family's ongoing journey.
#history
Fox News: Ancient Christian church reveals mysterious 1,600-year-old warning to nonbelievers: 'Only the righteous'
Archaeologists in Turkey have excavated a fifth-century Christian church in the ancient city of Olympus, revealing a previously unseen inscription that reads, "Only those on the righteous path may enter here." This site has yielded rich mosaic floors and large storage jars.
Olympus, once a key Lycian port, showcases a blend of Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine architecture. Recent findings include multiple churches, a bridge, and a newly uncovered building resembling a temple, highlighting the city's layered history.