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Aug 8, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: DHS scoops up criminal illegal immigrant suspected of killing man on lawnmower: 'Senseless tragedy'
The Department of Homeland Security has issued an ICE detainer for Roberto Romero-Hernandez, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, after he allegedly drove drunk and killed a man on a lawnmower in Louisiana. The detainer aims to prevent his release following local legal proceedings.
DHS officials emphasize that illegal immigrants committing violent acts, such as DUI-related fatalities, are a significant concern. They argue that the majority of ICE arrests involve individuals with criminal charges or convictions, countering claims that the agency targets innocent immigrants.
The Telegraph: Superman actor, 59, joins ICE after Kristi Noem scraps age limit
Dean Cain, known for his role as Superman, has joined ICE to support Donald Trump's deportation efforts after age limits for officers were removed. In a social media video, he encouraged others to join him in securing American safety and highlighted ICE's arrests of dangerous criminals.
Cain, a vocal Trump supporter, emphasized his commitment to law enforcement and the importance of action over words in addressing crime.
Breitbart: 'Superman' Dean Cain Claims He is Joining Immigration and Customs Enforcement to 'Save America'
Actor Dean Cain announced his intention to join U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to aid in securing the safety of Americans. Although federal officials have not confirmed his enlistment, Cain emphasized the need for dedicated personnel to address crime linked to illegal immigration.
Cain, who claims to have ten years of law enforcement experience, highlighted ICE's efforts in arresting dangerous criminals since the Trump administration. He encouraged others to consider joining the agency, citing a new recruitment campaign aimed at increasing staff amid ongoing immigration challenges.
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Consumers' Research Calls for Investigation into DISH Network
Consumers’ Research is urging an investigation into DISH Network for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), climate activism, and gender ideology to children. The organization is launching a campaign featuring mobile billboards and a website that criticizes DISH's policies as indoctrination.
Executive Director Will Hild claims DISH's actions violate President Trump's policies and calls for scrutiny of the company's DEI initiatives and political contributions from its co-founders. The campaign highlights concerns about potential political influence affecting regulatory decisions.
Fox News: FBI ousts former acting director, agent involved in J6 prosecutions, with more expected
The FBI is removing at least three officials, including former acting director Brian Driscoll and special agent Walter Giardina, who was involved in the investigation of Trump advisor Peter Navarro. The reasons for their ousting remain unspecified, with some describing it as "retribution."
The officials have been instructed to leave by Friday, as part of a broader directive from the Department of Justice to review employees involved in January 6 and other cases. The FBI has not commented on the situation.
The Federalist: Trump Poised To Ditch Taxpayer-Funded Abortion For Veterans
The Trump administration has proposed rescinding a Biden-era rule that allowed taxpayer funding for veterans' abortions. This move aligns with Trump's broader goal to eliminate taxpayer-funded abortions, reinstating policies that reflect the majority opposition among Americans.
The Department of Veterans Affairs argues that the previous rule was legally questionable and inconsistent with decades of federal policy against taxpayer-funded abortions. The proposed rule emphasizes that necessary medical procedures for pregnant women will still be available without including abortion services in the benefits package.
Fox News: FBI purges former acting director, agent involved in J6 prosecutions, with more expected
The FBI is reportedly ousting at least three officials, including former acting director Brian Driscoll and key figures involved in the January 6 investigations. The reasons for their removal are unclear, but sources suggest it may be linked to "retribution."
The FBI has not commented on the situation. The developments come amid broader scrutiny of the agency's actions related to January 6 and other investigations.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump: All of Middle East should join Abraham Accords after Iran nukes ‘obliterated’
President Trump called for all Middle Eastern nations to normalize relations with Israel, citing the destruction of Iran's nuclear program. His comments followed Iran's execution of a nuclear scientist accused of espionage for Israel, amid ongoing tensions after a recent conflict.
Trump's administration is exploring the inclusion of Azerbaijan and Central Asian nations into the Abraham Accords to strengthen ties with Israel. While regional responses to Israel's military actions were mixed, some nations reportedly supported the strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities.
#health
Fox News: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star diagnosed with autoimmune disease after alarming symptoms
Camilla Luddington, known for her role on "Grey's Anatomy," recently shared her diagnosis of Hashimoto’s hypothyroidism, an autoimmune disorder affecting her daily life. She experienced severe fatigue and swelling before seeking medical advice, which led to her diagnosis.
Despite the initial shock, Luddington expressed relief at finally having an explanation for her symptoms and is optimistic about her treatment plan. She emphasized the emotional toll of living with health anxiety and the importance of support during her journey.
#crime
Fox News: DOJ considers seeking death penalty against DC shooting suspect charged with hate crime
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the Justice Department is considering the death penalty for Elias Rodriguez, indicted for the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.
Pirro emphasized the office's commitment to justice, describing Rodriguez's actions as particularly cruel, though further details will emerge during the trial.
Fox News: Family vacation hotspot on edge after parents randomly murdered in front of their kids
A 28-year-old teacher, Andrew James McGann, has been arrested for the alleged murders of Cristen and David Brink, who were attacked while hiking with their children at Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas. Police report that the attack appears random, with McGann confessing and DNA linking him to the crime scene.
McGann, who had no prior criminal history but faced issues in his teaching career, was arrested while getting a haircut. The Brink children are safe and with family following the incident. McGann is charged with two counts of capital murder and is being held without bond.
GB News: Smirking drug lord forced to pay just £28k despite making £570k in trafficked cocaine
Jamie Webber, a drug lord, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for trafficking nearly three kilograms of cocaine, despite profiting £570,000. He was ordered to pay £28,000 in assets or face an additional two years in prison.
The operation, conducted by Gwent Police, led to multiple arrests and highlighted the impact of drug-related crime on communities.
Breitbart: Pakistani Asylum Seeker Faces Trial for Allegedly Raping 8-Year-Old Girl
A 43-year-old Pakistani asylum seeker, Kamran Khan, has been charged in London with multiple counts of raping and sexually assaulting an eight-year-old girl. He pleaded not guilty to the charges, which include forcing the child to engage in sexual acts and witness sexual activity.
Khan is currently in custody and is scheduled for a seven-day trial in January. The alleged offenses occurred between September of last year and July of this year.