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#illegals
Fox News: ICE lodges detainers against 3 Venezuelans charged with capital murder in Texas
Three Venezuelan migrants in Texas have been charged with capital murder for the shooting death of Santiago Lopez Morales at a Motel 6. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged detainers against them, as confirmed by the Department of Homeland Security.
#politics
Fox News: Rep. Jasmine Crockett calls Trump a 'piece of s---' during liberal rally
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, criticized President Trump at a progressive rally, calling him a "piece of s---" and urging the Democratic Party to adopt a more aggressive strategy against his administration. She emphasized the need for reforms in the Supreme Court, which she claims has facilitated Trump's agenda.
Crockett expressed confidence in a Democratic victory for the 2028 presidential election, advocating for stronger oversight of the courts and Congress to prevent complicity in Trump's actions. She has previously used derogatory language to describe Trump and has faced his mockery in return.
Fox News: GOP memo preps House Republicans to tout Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' as Dems go on offense
House Republicans are gearing up to promote new work requirements for Medicaid and federal food benefits as they head into the August recess. A memo from the group Advancing American Freedom, founded by Mike Pence, aims to bolster GOP messaging against Democratic criticism of President Trump's budget bill.
The memo highlights key points, including tax cuts and military funding, while urging Republicans to counter claims that the bill harms federal benefits. Polls indicate a significant disapproval of the bill among voters, but Democrats also face challenges with their own party's perception.
Forbes: Don Jr. and Eric Trump Back New SPAC Focused On American Manufacturing
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump have joined the advisory board of New America Acquisition Corp I, a special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) aimed at merging with businesses that enhance U.S. manufacturing. The SPAC plans to raise $300 million and seeks companies with a significant role in domestic manufacturing.
The Trump family has a mixed history with SPACs, including a previous venture that saw Trump Media and Technology Group's stock soar and then plummet. Donald Trump Jr. also backed a SPAC that took the online gun retailer Grab-a-Gun public, which faced significant stock declines post-IPO.
Breitbart: Colombia Sentences Conservative Ex-President Álvaro Uribe to 12 Years House Arrest
Colombian former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez has been sentenced to 12 years of house arrest for abuse of procedure and bribery, along with a fine exceeding $840,000. The ruling, seen by many as politically motivated, follows a lengthy trial stemming from Uribe's accusations against leftist Senator Iván Cepeda.
Uribe plans to appeal the conviction, maintaining his innocence and asserting that his reputation has been unfairly damaged. His supporters, including the Democratic Center party, are organizing rallies in Colombia and abroad to protest the ruling and advocate for democracy.
The American Mind: DEI Won’t Just Go Away
Donald Trump’s recent presidential action has effectively dismantled diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in the federal government, terminating associated positions and training. However, the ideological influence of DEI persists among federal employees, many of whom were previously involved in such initiatives.
The article argues for a reorientation of federal service towards a constitutionally informed understanding of American history and law, suggesting that training and promotion criteria should emphasize civic education. It calls for leveraging intellectual resources to reshape the federal workforce into one that embodies a pro-American vision, countering the prevailing groupthink associated with DEI.
#society
GB News: UK's youngest lottery winner shares new life update after splurging prize money within just nine years
Callie Rogers, Britain's youngest lottery winner, has shared a life update 13 years after winning £1.8 million at 16. Now 38, she is in a new relationship with Todd Eilbeck and is raising her fifth child independently after a tumultuous past marked by financial struggles and substance abuse.
Rogers, who lost her winnings within nine years, expressed that winning at such a young age brought overwhelming responsibility. The National Lottery has since raised the minimum playing age to 18, ensuring no future winners can claim her record.
The Western Journal: Abortion Clinic Uses American Girl Dolls to Indoctrinate Little Girls About Sex Change Operations
A New Hampshire abortion clinic, Lovering Health Center, faces backlash for using American Girl dolls to promote discussions about sex change operations, birth control, and STI screenings. Critics argue this approach targets young girls with controversial topics.
The dolls, depicted in a social media post, were intended as marketing tools rather than actual products for children. This initiative has sparked outrage, especially as a recent poll indicated significant opposition among Americans to providing gender-related medical treatments to minors.
Breitbart: 84 Per Cent of Germans Believe People Fear Speaking Their Mind
A recent survey by the Institute for New Social Responses reveals that 84% of Germans feel people are self-censoring their opinions due to fear of consequences. This sentiment spans the political spectrum, with significant numbers from both the left and right expressing concerns about free speech.
The survey also highlights a generational divide, with 66% of those under 30 feeling unable to express their beliefs, compared to 38% of those over 70. The findings suggest that the issue of free expression may become a significant political topic, akin to migration and COVID-19.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Distant Light: The Music of Pēteris Vasks
Pēteris Vasks, a Latvian composer, creates music that embodies spirituality and emotional depth, drawing from his experiences under communist rule. His works, often described as "holy minimalism," blend traditional tonal elements with modern expressiveness, offering a narrative quality that resonates with listeners.
Despite his significant contributions to contemporary music, Vasks remains largely unrecognized in popular culture. His compositions, rich in emotional truth and beauty, call for a deeper appreciation of serious music in a world dominated by pop culture.