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#illegals
Breitbart: Judge Considering Temporarily Shuttering Alligator Alcatraz over Environmental Studies
A federal judge is considering whether to shut down the Alligator Alcatraz migrant detention facility due to alleged failure to conduct required environmental impact studies. The hearing will focus on potential impacts on the nearby Big Cypress National Preserve.
Despite the controversy, the facility has already deported 600 migrants, including serious offenders. Florida officials emphasize the collaboration with federal agencies to address immigration enforcement ahead of the 2024 election.
#politics
CNSNews: Texas Supreme Court Gives Absent Dems’ ‘Ring Leader’ 72 Hours to Respond to Abbott’s Ouster Effort
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the Texas Supreme Court has ordered Democratic Rep. Gene Wu to respond to a lawsuit aimed at removing him from office. Wu, along with over fifty Democrats, left the state to deny Republicans a quorum for legislative business.
Abbott's emergency petition cites Wu's planned absence, the indefinite nature of his departure, and his solicitation of funds for violating legislative duties as reasons for his removal. The court has set a deadline for Wu to respond by Friday.
Fox News: Cuomo flips script on Mamdani for owning property in Uganda despite its anti-LGBT laws: 'Silence is violence'
The New York City mayoral race heats up as former Governor Andrew Cuomo criticizes socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani for vacationing in Uganda, a country known for its anti-LGBT policies. Cuomo urges Mamdani to boycott his property there due to its discriminatory laws.
Mamdani, who supports BDS against Israel, faces backlash for perceived hypocrisy regarding police funding while employing security for his wedding in Uganda. His campaign emphasizes the need for New York City to be a refuge for LGBTQIA+ individuals amid rising hostility toward them.
Fox News: South Park responds to DHS after department uses show to recruit ICE agents
South Park engaged in a heated exchange with the Trump administration after the Department of Homeland Security used a screenshot from the show to promote ICE recruitment. In response, South Park's official account posted a vulgar message, asserting its relevance.
DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin thanked the show for highlighting ICE recruitment efforts, which include various incentives for new recruits. The exchange follows criticism from a White House spokesperson, who dismissed South Park's relevance and criticized its portrayal of Trump.
#society
GB News: France wildfires: Blaze burns through British holiday hotspot as woman dies and 25 homes destroyed
Wildfires in southern France have resulted in one death and nine injuries as they ravage the Corbières hills. The blazes have consumed 13,000 hectares near the Mediterranean, marking the largest wildfire in France this summer.
The fire began in Ribaute, Aude, and has spread through rural and wooded areas, leaving one woman dead in her home and another person in critical condition.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Seeking Christendom: Christian Humanism in the 20th Century
The Christian Humanist movement emphasizes the importance of fundamental questions about humanity and divinity, advocating for a return to these discussions amidst a culture increasingly focused on labels and ideologies. Key thinkers like C.S. Lewis, T.S. Eliot, and Christopher Dawson explored the interplay between faith and human dignity, arguing that a well-ordered society must recognize the inherent value of each individual.
Despite their shared goals, the movement was marked by intellectual and personal divisions among its members, with differing views on politics and philosophy. Figures such as Jacques Maritain and Russell Kirk held contrasting beliefs about democracy and the role of tradition, illustrating the complexity and diversity within Christian Humanism.
#health
The Western Journal: 'Walking Dead' Actress Dies at Age 33
Kelley Mack, actress known for her role in AMC's "The Walking Dead," has died at 33 after battling a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She passed away in Cincinnati, Ohio, surrounded by family. Her sister shared that Mack faced her illness with courage and love.
Mack was diagnosed with diffuse midline glioma, a rare brain tumor, and had been open about her health struggles on social media. She is remembered fondly by her family and colleagues, with plans for a "life celebration" in her honor on August 16.
#crime
Fox News: Idaho police call out 'gross inaccuracies' in Kohberger TV special, special prosecutor investigating leaks
Idaho police have criticized an NBC "Dateline" special on Bryan Kohberger's murder case, claiming it contained significant inaccuracies and falsehoods. Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, received four life sentences without parole.
Police Lt. Darren Gilbertson pointed out specific errors, including mischaracterizations of the crime scene and Kohberger's actions. While some details were accurate, Gilbertson emphasized that many claims made by "Dateline" were incorrect. An investigation into the source of leaked information is underway.