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#illegals
GB News: Mark White delivers damning verdict on Labour’s migrant scheme as fresh boats set to land on British shores in next HALF HOUR
Mark White has expressed skepticism about Labour's new migrant returns agreement with France, noting significant challenges in its implementation. Following the announcement, people smugglers have reportedly sent hundreds of migrants across the English Channel, undermining any potential deterrent effect of the scheme.
The agreement allows France to accept returned undocumented migrants while the UK receives asylum seekers with family ties. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper indicated that initial return numbers would be low, targeting new arrivals. Critics question the plan's effectiveness amid rising migrant crossings.
The Telegraph: Indiana’s answer to Alligator Alcatraz? The Speedway Slammer
The Trump administration plans to send up to 1,000 migrants to a new detention facility in Indiana, known as the Speedway Slammer. The Department of Homeland Security states it will house serious criminal aliens arrested by ICE as part of a broader mass deportation effort.
This facility represents the latest initiative in Trump's immigration policy aimed at addressing illegal immigration and enhancing border security.
#politics
Breitbart: Spike Lee, Lilly Wachowski, Adam McKay, 2,300 Hollywood Elites Rage at Trump for 'Authoritarian Assault' on Free Speech
Over 2,300 Hollywood figures have signed a letter condemning President Trump for what they describe as an "authoritarian assault" on free speech, citing his defamation lawsuits against media outlets. The letter, backed by the Writers Guild of America, claims Trump's actions threaten journalistic integrity.
The signatories argue that Trump's lawsuits are baseless and retaliatory, aimed at silencing dissent. They also criticize efforts to defund public broadcasting and alleged political interference in media mergers. The White House countered that Trump's actions prioritize protecting free speech.
The Western Journal: Ghislaine Maxwell Cleared Trump During DOJ Interview: Report
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, reportedly did not provide any damaging information about Donald Trump during a recent nine-hour DOJ interview. Her attorney stated she was questioned about numerous individuals, including Trump, and disclosed nothing harmful.
Trump has acknowledged past friendships with Epstein but claims to have distanced himself after Epstein's inappropriate behavior. Calls for the release of Epstein-related files continue, with some suggesting they may contain significant information about various public figures.
CNSNews: Texas Democrats Flee to Three ‘Sanctuary’ Cities that Impede Federal Authorities in Order to Prevent Redistricting Vote
Dozens of Texas House Democrats have fled to sanctuary cities—Chicago, New York City, and Boston—to avoid legal efforts aimed at bringing them back and to deny Republicans a quorum for redistricting. Texas officials are pursuing civil arrest warrants and seeking FBI assistance to locate the absconding legislators.
Governor Greg Abbott has stated that the Texas Department of Public Safety is coordinating with officials in these states to apprehend the Democrats. He emphasized that accepting payments to avoid voting could lead to forfeiture of their seats. The cooperation of the sanctuary cities with federal authorities remains uncertain.
Fox News: DOJ turns to Gabbard's office for next step in grand jury probe of alleged Russiagate conspiracy
The Department of Justice has requested information from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence regarding allegations of a conspiracy involving President Trump and Russia from 2016. This marks a significant step in the ongoing grand jury inquiry led by DOJ prosecutors.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has met with DOJ officials and indicated their commitment to thoroughly investigate these claims, which include accusations against former President Obama and his administration for allegedly compiling misleading intelligence. Obama has dismissed Gabbard's allegations as "outrageous."
Fox News: Texas residents say ‘there should be consequences’ for Dems fleeing state to avoid vote
Texas residents criticized Democratic lawmakers who left the state to avoid a vote on a GOP-proposed congressional district map. Many locals expressed that lawmakers should be present to represent their constituents, regardless of party affiliation.
Republican officials, including Governor Greg Abbott, threatened to arrest absent lawmakers to ensure attendance for the vote. Opinions varied among residents on appropriate consequences, with some suggesting penalties while others deemed arrests excessive.
Breitbart: NY Gov. Hochul Pens Texas Op-Ed, Calls GOP Redistricting an 'Insurrection'
Governor Kathy Hochul criticized Texas Republicans for their proposed redistricting plan, labeling it a "legal insurrection" that undermines fair representation. She voiced support for Texas Democrats who fled the state to block the GOP's map, which could shift congressional seats in favor of Republicans.
Hochul indicated she may pursue similar redistricting measures in New York and is coordinating with Democratic leaders to explore options. The situation highlights escalating political tensions and strategies as both parties seek to influence congressional representation ahead of the 2026 midterms.
#society
Forbes: Jussie Smollett Returns To Fox For ‘Special Forces’ Reality Show
Actor Jussie Smollett will return to Fox in the new season of "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," premiering on September 25. This marks his first appearance on the network since his role in "Empire," following controversies surrounding his alleged staged hate crime in 2019.
Smollett has had limited work since the incident, which led to legal troubles, including a conviction for disorderly conduct. A Netflix documentary titled "The Truth About Jussie Smollett?" will also premiere soon, claiming to present new evidence related to his case.
Le Monde: In southern China, tens of thousands evacuated after heavy rains, floods and landslides
Heavy rains in southern China have led to significant flooding and landslides, prompting the evacuation of over 75,000 people in Guangdong province. A landslide in Guangzhou trapped 14 individuals, resulting in one confirmed death, while rescue efforts continue.
The Chinese government has activated an emergency response and allocated 100 million yuan for recovery efforts. The National Reform and Development Commission reported severe casualties and property damage due to the continuous rainfall.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Dozens Palestinians killed while seeking aid in Gaza Strip
At least 38 Palestinians were killed in the Gaza Strip while seeking aid, with many casualties occurring in an Israeli military zone. The Israeli military stated it fired warning shots to disperse crowds approaching its forces, while local hospitals reported deaths from airstrikes targeting Hamas militants.
The ongoing military offensive and blockade are exacerbating humanitarian crises, with a UN report indicating that only a small fraction of Gaza's cropland remains accessible. Aid groups have criticized Israeli measures as insufficient, and the situation has led to increased calls for international intervention.
Fox News: New Romanian law may have averted NATO clash with Russia after border strikes
Romania's new law allows its military to shoot down Russian drones that enter its airspace, which may have deterred Russia from crossing the border during recent strikes on Ukraine. Romanian officials noted that since the law's passage, no unauthorized incursions have occurred.
The situation highlights rising tensions in Eastern Europe, as NATO allies strengthen defenses against potential Russian aggression. Lithuania has also sought NATO assistance to bolster air defenses following drone incidents, emphasizing collective security concerns.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive: Fed Vacancy Pits Chair Contenders Against Placeholders
Donald Trump’s advisers are split on filling a vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board following Governor Adriana Kugler's resignation. Some favor a short-term appointee, while others advocate for a credible successor to Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2024.
Potential candidates include Kevin Hassett, viewed as a leading choice, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who remains a favored pick. The administration's decision could signal Trump's approach to reshaping Fed policy if he secures a second term.
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Says Finances at 'Point of No Return'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson warns of a financial crisis, citing a looming $1.1 billion budget deficit for 2026. He advocates for significant tax increases, including a potential millionaire tax and taxes on corporations and social media advertising, to address underfunding.
Despite previous tax proposals being rejected, Johnson emphasizes the need for "progressive" revenue solutions. The city's financial woes are exacerbated by state legislation increasing pension costs, contributing to population decline, though recent growth is attributed to an influx of migrants.
Forbes: Could the Treasury Revalue Gold for Bitcoin Reserve or Debt Relief?
The idea of revaluing Fort Knox's gold reserves to alleviate national debt or create a bitcoin reserve is gaining traction as gold prices surge over 40% in the past year. A recent Federal Reserve note outlines how other countries have successfully utilized gold revaluation to generate funds.
While the U.S. Treasury's gold is valued at $42.22 an ounce, its market value exceeds $750 billion. Although Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has stated that revaluation is not being considered, the Fed's research may indicate a shift in the discussion around this financial strategy.
#health
Fox News: Plastic water bottle left in a hot car? Think twice before sipping from it
Experts warn that leaving plastic water bottles in hot cars can lead to chemical leaching and bacterial growth, posing health risks. Chemicals like BPA and phthalates can leach from PET plastic, while bacteria can thrive in opened bottles, potentially leading to infections.
To mitigate these risks, experts recommend using stainless steel or glass bottles, which are easier to clean and can better withstand heat. Avoid reusing single-use plastic bottles, especially in warm environments, to reduce exposure to harmful substances and microbes.