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Aug 7, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: 'I warned you': Left-wing governor scraps migrant shelter plan after $1B blowup
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced the closure of hotel shelters as her administration ends its emergency response to the influx of migrants. Healey claims her efforts improved the shelter system, which had been overwhelmed under previous leadership.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Kennealy criticized Healey for not heeding warnings about the migrant crisis and accused her of mismanaging taxpayer funds. The state has already spent $830 million in FY25 on migrant assistance, with projections indicating total costs could reach $1 billion.
Le Monde: France-UK migrant returns deal takes effect
The UK has implemented a "one-in, one-out" deal with France to return migrants crossing the Channel in small boats, aiming to reduce irregular crossings. The agreement allows for the detention and return of ineligible asylum seekers, while the UK will accept an equal number of migrants from France.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the diplomatic success of the deal, which has drawn criticism from refugee charities and political opponents. The government plans to enhance law enforcement efforts against smuggling and make it illegal to promote dangerous immigration routes online.
#politics
Fox News: Justice Department weighing release of Ghislaine Maxwell interview
The Justice Department is considering the release of audio and transcripts from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's recent interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell. These interviews occurred while Maxwell was in federal custody in Florida before her transfer to a Texas prison.
Discussions about the potential release are ongoing, but the Justice Department has not provided further details.
The Federalist: Obama Used NPR To Launder Lies About Trump And Russia
In a December 2016 NPR interview, former President Obama suggested that Russian interference in the election was aimed at helping Donald Trump, despite evidence showing that Russian President Putin had no preference for either candidate. This narrative contributed to significant political fallout, including investigations and an impeachment.
Recent declassifications and a grand jury investigation may hold those involved in the Russia collusion narrative accountable. Critics argue that Obama knowingly misled the public during the interview, framing the discourse around Trump and Russia as a coordinated effort.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘We never see kids like this.’ Israeli doctors speak out on emaciated Gazan children
The case of 18-month-old Muhammad al-Mutawaq, an emaciated child from Gaza, has sparked global concern over the humanitarian crisis in the region. Israeli officials criticized international media for allegedly misrepresenting his condition, attributing it to pre-existing health issues rather than the impact of aid restrictions imposed by Israel.
Medical experts in Israel argue that al-Mutawaq’s severe malnutrition is likely due to a lack of access to necessary nutritional supplements, exacerbated by the blockade on humanitarian aid. While there are reports of rising malnutrition rates among children in Gaza, Israeli authorities maintain that there is no famine, despite evidence of desperate conditions. The situation raises ethical concerns about the humanitarian response amidst ongoing conflict.
Forbes: Billionaire Larry Ellison’s McLaren F1 Is Up For Sale
A 1997 McLaren F1, previously owned by Oracle's Larry Ellison, is set to be sold and could become the most expensive McLaren ever, with an assessed value of over $23 million. The car has only 6,500 miles on it and has had three careful owners.
This F1 is one of only seven imported to the U.S. and remains legal to drive, despite modifications for federal standards not being applied. The auction will close on August 16.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fox News gets inside look at Gaza humanitarian situation as Israel weighs next steps
Fox News reports on the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.- and Israel-backed organization providing aid in Gaza amid ongoing conflict. While GHF claims to have distributed over 106 million meals, it faces criticism and allegations of exploitation for military agendas, as well as calls for its dismantling from the UN.
Palestinians express desperation for aid and frustration with Hamas, while GHF asserts it aims to deliver assistance without Hamas interference. However, concerns about safety at distribution sites persist, with reports of violence against aid seekers. The future of GHF's funding and operations remains uncertain.
Breitbart: Netanyahu Slams Allegations of Starvation in Gaza as ‘Bare-Faced Lies,’ Links Modern Claims to Historic Blood Libels
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel's actions in Gaza, likening current anti-Israel sentiments to historical blood libels that led to Jewish persecution. He refuted claims of Israel starving Palestinian children, stating that nearly 2 million tons of food have been sent to Gaza, despite Hamas's theft of aid.
To address humanitarian needs, Netanyahu announced airdrops of food and medical supplies to civilians, alongside the establishment of safe corridors for aid trucks. He emphasized that Israel is committed to freeing Gaza from Hamas's control and highlighted the responsibility of Hamas for the suffering of Palestinians.
#military
Breitbart: Australia Upgrading Navy with 11 Advanced Warships from Japan
Australia is investing $6.5 billion in 11 Mogami-class frigates from Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, marking Japan's largest defense export deal since WWII. This move aims to enhance the Royal Australian Navy's capabilities amid growing tensions with China.
The deal includes the construction of three frigates in Japan, with the first expected to be operational by 2030, while the remaining eight will be built in Australia. This agreement reflects a significant strategic partnership between Australia and Japan.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu holding talks on Gaza war plans as loyalists launch attacks on IDF chief
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in discussions with senior security officials regarding plans for a potential full occupation of Gaza, amidst rising tensions with IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir. The meeting aims to finalize strategies for continuing the war, following stalled hostage-ceasefire talks with Hamas.
Zamir's reluctance to support a complete takeover has drawn criticism from Netanyahu's allies, including far-right ministers and Netanyahu's son. Opposition leaders have expressed concerns about the implications of public disputes on military morale and the need for unified leadership. The IDF currently controls about 75% of Gaza, with plans to extend this control, raising questions about humanitarian impacts.
Breitbart: NTSB Chair Blasts FAA over D.C. Plane Crash
NTSB hearings on the Washington, DC helicopter-plane crash that killed 67 people revealed serious FAA oversights. Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy criticized the FAA for ignoring prior safety warnings, including a broken altimeter in the Black Hawk helicopter involved in the collision.
Investigators found that air traffic controllers had warned the FAA about risks of helicopter proximity to landing planes, but their concerns were not addressed. The FAA's failure to implement safety measures and the subsequent transfer of personnel instead of taking accountability were highlighted during the hearings.
#culture
GB News: 'Mate, we'll miss you!' Eamonn Holmes pays heartfelt tribute to close friend James Whale
Eamonn Holmes paid tribute to his close friend, broadcaster James Whale, who passed away at 74 after a long battle with stage four kidney cancer. Their friendship spanned nearly four decades, and Holmes expressed sadness over Whale's death, highlighting his remarkable character and the support of his wife, Nadine.
Whale, a prominent figure in broadcasting since the 1970s, faced a long cancer journey that began in 2000. In his final words, he expressed a sense of peace and acceptance about his fate while receiving hospice care. His death marks the end of a distinguished career in media.
#health
Fox News: Cancer deaths hit 'alarming' surge due to common health condition, experts say
Obesity-related cancer deaths in the U.S. have surged from 3.73 million to 13.52 million over the past two decades, according to a study presented at ENDO 2025. The rise is particularly pronounced among older adults, females, and racial minorities, with the Midwest showing the highest rates.
Experts emphasize the need for public health strategies focused on early screening, improved access to care, and promoting healthy lifestyles to combat this growing crisis. Weight-loss medications are also highlighted as a potential avenue for reducing cancer risk linked to obesity.
#crime
Breitbart: Tommy Robinson Arrested, Bailed Over Alleged Assault: Report
Tommy Robinson was arrested by British Transport Police at Luton Airport on suspicion of grievous bodily harm related to an incident at St Pancras station on July 28. He was released on bail without charges after police inquiries.
Robinson, known for his anti-Islamification activism, was met by police upon returning from Portugal. He has requested the release of security footage from the incident. The situation continues to develop.