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#illegals
Breitbart: Sanctuary NJ: Illegal Alien Accused of Killing Woman, Her 11-Yr-Old Daughter
Raul Luna-Perez, a 43-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico, has been charged with vehicular homicide after a crash in Lakewood Township, New Jersey, killed a woman and her 11-year-old daughter. He has a history of drunk driving and domestic violence arrests, raising concerns about New Jersey's sanctuary policies.
ICE has placed a detainer on Luna-Perez, who remains in custody. Officials criticize the state's policies for allowing him to remain in the community despite his criminal record, while Governor Murphy's office acknowledges he should not have been driving.
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte — Media Fail: 69% Want Russiagate Conspirators Held Accountable
Recent revelations from high-profile figures suggest that the investigation into Donald Trump's alleged ties to Russia was a politically motivated operation orchestrated by Democrats, including Hillary Clinton and former Obama officials. Polls indicate a significant portion of the public, including various demographic groups, believes serious crimes were committed during this period and desires accountability.
Despite media attempts to downplay these findings, public interest remains high, with many voters closely following the investigations. There is a growing sentiment that those responsible for manipulating intelligence should face legal consequences. The situation raises concerns about potential civil unrest if indictments are issued.
Fox News: Texas Dems gone AWOL may soon be subject to arrest warrants, House Speaker says
Texas Speaker of the House Dustin Burrows announced intentions to sign arrest warrants for absent Democratic lawmakers who left the state to deny a quorum for redistricting votes. Governor Greg Abbott threatened expulsion and possible felony charges against those lawmakers, citing their absence as a violation of House rules.
Democratic leaders nationwide have responded with threats of similar tactics in their states against GOP redistricting efforts. Amidst this political standoff, Abbott maintains that the GOP's redistricting plans are legal, while Democrats argue they are fighting against unfair practices.
Fox News: Top Dem senator reveals socialist Mamdani is what her party should look like: 'You bet'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani's candidacy for New York City mayor, emphasizing his focus on affordability for working families. Mamdani, who won the Democratic nomination, proposes policies like tuition-free CUNY and eliminating bus fares.
As the frontrunner for the general election, Mamdani faces criticism from Republicans for his progressive stances, including calls to defund the police. Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, now running as an independent, is also targeting Mamdani's policies amidst a competitive election landscape.
Breitbart: South Korea: Leftist President Calls for War on 'Fake News' on YouTube
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung proposed a significant initiative to combat "fake news" on YouTube, citing concerns over misinformation and its financial implications for content creators. This proposal emerged from a cabinet meeting and aligns with recent legislative efforts by the leftist Democratic Party to address "hate speech" and "disinformation," raising potential free speech concerns.
Lee's administration has faced criticism for its stance on online content regulation, with accusations from both sides of the political spectrum regarding the use of YouTube for spreading misinformation. The proposed measures could impose punitive damages on those deemed to spread false information, reflecting ongoing tensions over media influence in South Korea.
#society
GB News: Britons divided over Costa Coffee cup as some complain 'it's only August' – while others think it's 'great'
Shoppers at Tesco have discovered Christmas-themed cups at Costa Coffee machines as early as August, sparking mixed reactions online. While some customers praised the sustainability aspect, others criticized the premature holiday reminders, with comments ranging from excitement to dismay.
The early appearance of festive items has ignited discussions about the appropriateness of seasonal preparations, especially with Halloween approaching. Meanwhile, Tesco has also relaunched its "eat for free" scheme this summer.
Times Of Israel: Medical report: Hostages face ‘immediate risk of death’ from ‘systematic starvation’
A report by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum warns that hostages held by Hamas in Gaza face an "immediate risk of death" due to intentional starvation. The report highlights severe malnutrition among the hostages, with testimonies indicating they receive minimal food, leading to drastic weight loss and health deterioration.
The findings, based on medical assessments and released videos, have intensified calls for action to rescue the hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has indicated a shift towards fully occupying Gaza, which may impact ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release.
The Federalist: Pro-Palestine Ms. Rachel Will Never Be Mister Rogers
Rachel Griffin Accurso, known as “Ms. Rachel,” has gained significant popularity among parents of toddlers through her YouTube channel and Netflix show. However, a recent Washington Post profile has been criticized for portraying her as a wholesome figure akin to Fred Rogers, while ignoring her political activism and controversial content aimed at children.
The article fails to address concerns about the impact of screen time on young children, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics, and instead celebrates Ms. Rachel’s approach. Critics argue that her content, infused with leftist ideology, diverges from the nurturing legacy of Mister Rogers, raising questions about the appropriateness of her influence on a vulnerable audience.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US Speaker Johnson makes landmark visit to West Bank settlement of Ariel
US Speaker of the House Mike Johnson made a landmark visit to the West Bank settlement of Ariel, marking the first time a high-ranking US official has visited an Israeli settlement. During his visit, he affirmed the Jewish claim to the region, stating that the "mountains of Judea and Samaria" belong to the Jewish people "by right."
Johnson's trip comes amid heightened scrutiny of Israeli actions in the West Bank, particularly regarding settler violence against Palestinians. Despite international criticism, including calls for investigations into settler attacks, violence in the region continues to escalate.
The Telegraph: US defence firms scrambling for rare earth minerals after China blocks exports
The U.S. is facing a critical shortage of rare earth metals essential for defense manufacturing due to China's export restrictions, which have driven prices up significantly. Experts warn that China's dominance over 90% of the global supply poses a serious risk to U.S. defense capabilities.
In response, the Department of Defense is rapidly investing in domestic production of critical minerals, including a recent $400 million investment in a major U.S. rare earth mine. Industry leaders stress the urgency of addressing these supply chain vulnerabilities to maintain national security and competitiveness.
#culture
Le Monde: Agnès Varda's Parisian wanderings at the Musée Carnavalet
A new exhibition at Paris's Musée Carnavalet highlights Agnès Varda's lesser-known beginnings as a photographer, featuring 130 vintage prints and unseen documents. It showcases her unique vision and her long-term residence at 86 Rue Daguerre, a significant site in her artistic journey.
The exhibition offers insights into her creative space, which served as her home, studio, and exhibition venue, blending her personal life with her artistic endeavors.
#crime
Fox News: Former CNBC analyst who betrayed investors sentenced in multimillion-dollar fraud scheme
James Arthur McDonald Jr., a former financial analyst, was sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding investors out of millions. He misappropriated over $2.9 million from clients while running Hercules Investments LLC and fled before being arrested in June 2024.
Prosecutors noted that McDonald misrepresented investment risks and failed to disclose significant losses, leading to a total loss of around $3 million for clients. He is also expected to pay restitution to his victims following his guilty plea for securities fraud.
#sports
Breitbart: Texas Tops the List in First Preseason Coaches' Poll
The Texas Longhorns, led by Arch Manning, are ranked No. 1 in the preseason college football coaches' poll, followed by Ohio State, Penn State, Georgia, and Notre Dame. This ranking has sparked debate among fans, particularly regarding Texas and Ohio State's positions.
The SEC dominates the top 25 with nine teams, while the Big Ten has six. Key matchups include Texas vs. Ohio State and Miami vs. Notre Dame. The season kicks off on August 23.