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#illegals
Fox News: Bondi DOJ names and shames 35 sanctuary cities that ‘put American citizens at risk’
The Department of Justice has identified nearly 30 cities and states as sanctuaries for illegal immigrants, warning of potential legal action against them. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that these jurisdictions, predominantly Democratic, have policies that hinder law enforcement and endanger citizens.
Some states, including California and New York, have already faced lawsuits regarding their immigration policies, with mixed outcomes in court. The DOJ aims to encourage cooperation from these areas to enhance public safety, as seen in Louisville, where the mayor adjusted policies in response to federal threats.
#politics
Fox News: Comer subpoenas the Clintons, Trump's DOJ in House Oversight's Epstein probe
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein. The subpoenas also include several former FBI directors and attorneys general as part of the investigation into Epstein's case.
The committee has set various dates for these individuals to appear, with the DOJ also being compelled to provide related records. The inquiry follows a divided response from the GOP regarding the handling of Epstein's case by the current administration.
Fox News: Voter ID law in Texas wins at appeals court after Biden admin lawsuit
A federal appeals court upheld Texas' law requiring mail-in voters to provide a state ID number or partial Social Security number, reversing a previous district court ruling. The court stated that this requirement is essential for confirming voter eligibility and does not violate the Civil Rights Act.
Judge James Ho emphasized the importance of voter ID in preventing mail-in ballot fraud, citing significant threats to election integrity. The ruling aligns with the Fifth Circuit's history of supporting stricter voter ID laws in Texas.
#society
GB News: Prison system was on brink of collapse multiple times in recent years, report finds
An independent review found that the prison system nearly collapsed multiple times between autumn 2023 and summer 2024 due to ongoing capacity crises. The report by Dame Anne Owens highlighted the need for a strategic approach to address these issues and emphasized the importance of community services to prevent reoffending.
The financial toll of the crisis is significant, with costs exceeding £70 million for holding prisoners in police cells and prison construction costs rising to £10.1 billion. Recommendations include investing in community provisions and implementing a long-term plan for probation services. Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood criticized the previous Conservative government's management of prisons while noting that the current Labour government has increased prison capacity.
The Telegraph: OceanGate chief ‘completely ignored’ inspections before Titan submersible implosion
A US Coast Guard report reveals that OceanGate's CEO, Stockton Rush, neglected crucial safety inspections prior to the Titan sub implosion that killed all five aboard. The investigation highlighted the company's flawed safety culture and use of intimidation to evade scrutiny.
The report identified a failure to adhere to established engineering protocols as the primary cause of the disaster, which occurred during a dive nearly 3,800 meters deep in the Atlantic. A search operation later located debris from the Titan.
The Western Journal: Kim Davis Is Back, And the LGBT Crowd Is Terrified: County Clerk Is Heading for SCOTUS 10 Years After Left Destroyed Her Over Traditional Marriage Stand
Kim Davis, a former Kentucky county clerk, is seeking a Supreme Court hearing to defend her First Amendment rights regarding her refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Her actions in 2015 sparked significant backlash from the left, despite no evidence of harm to same-sex couples.
Davis argues that her religious beliefs should shield her from civil actions taken against her. This case revisits the contentious debate over religious freedom and LGBTQ rights, a topic that remains divisive a decade later.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia drops missile deployment moratorium amid tensions with Trump admin
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev stated that NATO's actions prompted Russia to withdraw from its moratorium on missile deployment, effectively ending adherence to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. This treaty, established in 1987, eliminated a class of ground-launched missiles.
Medvedev warned that this shift marks a new reality for Russia's opponents, with potential further actions to follow. The Kremlin later downplayed his remarks, emphasizing a cautious approach to nuclear issues and a commitment to responsible nuclear non-proliferation.
Times Of Israel: US quickly reverses pledge to link disaster funds to Israel boycott stance
The Trump administration reversed its policy requiring states to forgo boycotts of Israeli companies to qualify for disaster funding. The Department of Homeland Security removed the controversial language from its website just hours after it was posted.
The initial requirement aimed to counter the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which seeks to pressure Israel regarding its policies in the West Bank and Gaza. The updated terms for FEMA grants no longer include this stipulation.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive -- President Trump Dismisses AI Economic Disruption Concerns
President Trump stated that concerns about AI causing job losses are overstated, asserting that new jobs will emerge as the technology evolves. He emphasized the need for efficiency and automation due to a labor shortage, predicting a balanced economic future driven by AI advancements.
In a recent interview, Trump highlighted the current economic growth in the U.S. and the necessity for robotics to support this expansion. He believes that the integration of AI will ultimately create more jobs and enhance productivity.