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#illegals
Fox News: ICE could get boost from National Guard if called, Iowa governor says
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced that the state's National Guard is prepared to assist ICE with clerical and administrative tasks under a Pentagon mutual aid authorization. She mentioned that logistics and processing support are being considered, although no final plans have been established.
Reynolds' comments follow discussions with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about state militias aiding in immigration operations. Other states, including Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida, have also been directed to support ICE in "alien processing." Critics argue that deploying the National Guard against immigrants could violate civil liberties.
#politics
Fox News: First lady Melania Trump to continue 'tradition' of White House tours following pause
The White House is set to begin construction on a new State Ballroom, leading to a temporary pause in public tour bookings. This addition will create a space for official events and accommodate around 650 guests, while maintaining the classical design of the White House.
White House officials emphasize their commitment to public access during and after construction. Tours will resume once a collaborative plan is established to ensure visitor access throughout the project.
Breitbart: Minnesota Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Unserialized Guns
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that residents can legally possess unserialized guns, aligning with federal law. This decision arose from the case of Logan Vagle, who was charged after a car accident. The court reversed a prior appellate ruling against Vagle, allowing possession.
However, Vagle still faces charges for carrying a pistol without a permit, which has been sent back to the district court for further proceedings.
GB News: Labour group slammed for promoting ‘hard-left’ asylum hotel counter-protest
A Labour Party group in Farnham & Bordon faces criticism for promoting a Stand Up To Racism counter-protest against a demonstration by local residents concerned about asylum seekers at a hotel in Aldershot. Local organizers argue that the counter-protest risks creating division and disturbance.
Local MP Greg Stafford condemned the Labour activists for aligning with far-left groups rather than addressing the illegal immigration crisis. He emphasized the need for practical solutions to the challenges posed by housing asylum seekers in struggling towns.
Fox News: Climate lawfare campaign dealt blow in South Carolina
A South Carolina judge dismissed Charleston's lawsuit against energy companies, stating the court lacks authority to address broad climate change claims. The ruling prevents the city from re-filing the case, which alleged that fossil fuel companies contributed to environmental issues.
The judge emphasized that allowing such lawsuits could lead to an endless stream of claims related to weather events. Critics of the lawsuit argue it was part of a broader effort to impose climate policies through litigation rather than legislation.
#society
CNSNews: Bud Light Taps Peyton Manning for NFL Commercial in Ongoing Bid to Stage Comeback from Transgender Dylan Mulvaney Ad
The NFL is attempting a comeback by featuring Hall of Famer Peyton Manning in a new Bud Light commercial for the 2025 season, following a significant backlash over its previous marketing with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The campaign aims to reconnect with its core fan base after losing $1.4 billion in sales.
Bud Light plans to enhance its appeal by incorporating logos from 27 NFL teams on cans and offering QR codes for prizes, such as game tickets and VIP experiences. This shift indicates a strategic pivot away from the controversial marketing approach that previously alienated customers.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: How is Trump putting America first by bashing Brazil?
The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has instructed diplomats to shift focus from promoting democracy abroad to simply acknowledging election outcomes without commenting on their fairness or democratic values. This marks a significant change in foreign policy towards emphasizing national sovereignty.
This approach aligns with the current administration's priorities but raises questions about the implications for U.S. influence and commitment to democratic principles globally.
Times Of Israel: Visiting Damascus, Turkish FM pledges to deepen ties with Syria, blasts IDF actions
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa in Damascus, reaffirming Turkey's support for Syria's stability and reconstruction. He pledged assistance in managing camps for individuals linked to the Islamic State and criticized Israeli actions in the region.
Tensions between Turkey and Israel have escalated, particularly regarding military interventions in Syria. Turkey is committed to aiding the Syrian government against extremist groups while opposing the influence of Kurdish forces, which it views as terrorist organizations.
#crime
Breitbart: 20-Year-Old Arrested in Connection with Shooting After NBA Finals
A 20-year-old man was arrested for a shooting in Oklahoma City that injured a 14-year-old during the NBA Finals on June 22, 2025. Police identified the suspect through a handgun found at the scene, which matched ballistic evidence. He faces charges of assault and battery with a deadly weapon.
The incident occurred at The Collective, where seven people were shot, four seriously injured. The suspect reportedly confessed to the shooting.
The Western Journal: Trump's Executive Orders Cracking Down on Crime in D.C. Had an Immediate Effect
President Trump's executive order aimed at reducing crime in Washington, D.C. is reportedly producing immediate results, as noted by The Washington Post. The initiative includes increased federal law enforcement presence and a task force to address crime and homelessness, contributing to a decline in violence.
The order has fostered a cooperative relationship with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and has led to more arrests of illegal aliens and enhanced crime enforcement in public areas. Officials assert that these measures are vital for restoring safety and dignity to the nation's capital.
Breitbart: VIDEO -- Sheriff: Florida Woman Posing as Nurse Treated 4,486 Patients
A Florida woman, Autumn Bardisa, 29, was arrested for impersonating a nurse and treating over 4,000 patients without a valid license. She was hired at AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway in July 2023, using a false license number and claiming to have passed the nursing exam.
Bardisa faces multiple charges, including practicing healthcare without a license and fraudulent use of personal identification. The investigation revealed she misrepresented her credentials and put patients at risk. She is being held on a $70,000 bond.
#technology
Breitbart: James Cameron Warns of 'Terminator'-Style Apocalypse if You 'Put AI Together with Weapons Systems'
James Cameron warns of a potential "Terminator-style apocalypse" if artificial intelligence is combined with weapon systems, including nuclear capabilities. He emphasizes the rapid decision-making required in military operations and the risks of human fallibility in such scenarios.
Cameron also reflects on the simultaneous existential threats of climate change, nuclear weapons, and super-intelligence, expressing uncertainty about the future role of AI in storytelling, asserting that human creativity remains irreplaceable.
#other
Le Monde: EPA cancels $7 billion Biden-era grant program to boost solar energy
The EPA has terminated a $7 billion grant program aimed at supporting solar projects for low-income households, citing a lack of statutory authority following a recent tax-and-spending bill signed by President Trump. This move has drawn criticism from environmental advocates and lawmakers.
Senator Bernie Sanders condemned the decision, arguing it undermines efforts to reduce energy costs and combat climate change. Grant recipients are challenging the termination in court, claiming that the funds had already been allocated. Critics assert that this action prioritizes fossil fuel interests over renewable energy initiatives.