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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Asks SCOTUS to Lift Curbs on ICE Enforcement in Los Angeles
President Trump's administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn restrictions on ICE operations set by pro-migration judges in California, arguing that these limits hinder immigration enforcement in a region with a significant illegal alien population. The administration claims that federal agents must use discretion in their enforcement efforts.
The curbs, imposed by Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong and supported by the Ninth Circuit Court, are viewed by Democrats as beneficial for allowing businesses to hire low-wage migrants. Trump and his team aim to shift the economy toward higher wages and technology, countering the low-wage, high-migration model favored by some employers.
#politics
Breitbart: Canoe-Gate: Team Vance Scorches 'Fake News' for 'Outright Falsehoods'
Vice President JD Vance's office is defending him against allegations that he misused power to raise the water level of an Ohio river for a family canoe trip. The U.S. Secret Service clarified that the decision was made solely for security reasons, not at Vance's request.
Critics, including some media outlets and former officials, have accused Vance of elitism and abusing power, but the Secret Service emphasized that such adjustments are routine for protective measures. The controversy, dubbed "Canoe-Gate," has sparked significant media backlash, with calls for corrections from those who reported the initial claims.
Fox News: Texas AG investigates Beto O’Rourke PAC over support for quorum-breaking lawmakers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating two political action committees, Powered by People PAC and Texas Majority PAC, for allegedly aiding Texas Democrats in evading a quorum during a redistricting dispute. Paxton claims these groups may have engaged in illegal activities, including bribery.
The Powered by People PAC, led by Beto O’Rourke, has reportedly assisted lawmakers with travel expenses and fines, while the Texas Majority PAC has significant funding from George Soros. Paxton asserts that if these organizations are found to have broken the law, there will be consequences.
GB News: ‘She’s a grass!’ Stephen Dixon slams Kemi Badenoch after student expulsion boast
Stephen Dixon criticized Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch for admitting to reporting a classmate for cheating, labeling her a "grass." He suggested that voters generally dislike such behavior.
In contrast, Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake defended Badenoch, praising her honesty and strong principles. He argued her actions were about standing up against wrongdoing rather than betrayal. Badenoch described her school experience as a "tattle-tale," motivated by her disdain for dishonesty.
Times Of Israel: Smotrich thinks plan to take over Gaza City doesn’t go far enough, spokesperson says
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized the Israeli cabinet's plan for Gaza City, arguing it lacks the decisiveness needed for true victory over Hamas. He believes the plan is merely a temporary measure that won't achieve the war's goals, including the release of hostages and dismantling Hamas's capabilities.
Smotrich also expressed intentions to restore former Israeli settlements in the West Bank, viewing this as a step towards "erasing the Palestinian state." He emphasizes that these actions are informed by lessons from the recent conflict, aiming to prevent future threats similar to those faced by Gaza border communities.
Forbes: ‘South Park’ Doubles Broadcast Viewers With Latest Episode Skewering Trump
The latest "South Park" episode attracted 838,000 viewers, nearly double the season premiere's 430,000. The show continues to critique the Trump administration, with recent episodes targeting figures like Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and President Trump himself.
Noem and other Trump officials have expressed their discontent with the portrayals, labeling them as lazy and in bad taste. The White House previously dismissed "South Park" as a "fourth-rate" show lacking relevance.
The Western Journal: Watch: Former Washington Post 'Fact Checker' Can Only Stammer When He's Confronted About Paper's Bias
Former Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler struggled to defend the paper's editorial stance during an interview with Mark Halperin. Kessler dismissed claims of liberal bias and attempted to justify the Post's coverage of political figures, including President Biden.
Halperin challenged Kessler on the perception of bias and the paper's handling of Biden's cognitive decline, leading Kessler to acknowledge missed opportunities in reporting. The exchange highlighted Kessler's discomfort with accountability regarding the Post's editorial decisions.
#society
Breitbart: Stephen Miller: Washington D.C. 'More Violent than Baghdad'
Stephen Miller stated that Washington, D.C. is experiencing higher violence levels than Baghdad and other dangerous global locations. He indicated that the Trump administration plans to take necessary actions to enhance security in the capital for residents and visitors.
Miller emphasized the urgency of addressing the violence, asserting that the president will make further announcements regarding federal measures to ensure safety in the city.
#culture
Le Monde: Elon Musk, JRR Tolkien and a relentless cultural and political war
Elon Musk draws inspiration from J.R.R. Tolkien's works, particularly in his vision for "civilizational survival." Musk's partner, Grimes, likened him to Gandalf, showcasing his admiration for Tolkien's literary achievements. This connection highlights Musk's engagement with themes of power and morality.
Tolkien's narratives, filled with struggles against dark forces, resonate with Musk's ambitions and worldview. The influence of Middle-earth reflects a deeper exploration of human nature and the potential for both good and evil.
#health
Fox News: More cases of deadly ‘flesh-eating’ bacterial infection in popular vacation destination
Florida has reported eight deaths from a "flesh-eating" bacterial infection, Vibrio vulnificus, with 13 confirmed cases across 11 counties. Louisiana is also experiencing a rise in infections, with 17 cases and four deaths this year.
Vibrio vulnificus thrives in warm coastal waters and can enter the body through open wounds. Symptoms can escalate quickly, leading to severe illness and potential fatalities. Experts recommend avoiding swimming in open waters with wounds and refraining from consuming raw shellfish, especially for those at higher risk.
#education
The Western Journal: Mamdani's Plan for Schools Draws Angry Backlash from New York Parents
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces backlash for his plan to oppose charter schools, which he claims divert public resources and primarily serve the wealthy. Parents argue that charter schools provide essential options for students, especially those from minority and low-income backgrounds.
Mamdani's stance includes conducting audits of charter schools and opposing their co-location in public school buildings. Critics assert that his position undermines parental choice and could negatively impact educational opportunities for many families.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: OpenAI GPT-5 draws Musk eyeroll
Elon Musk claims his AI model, Grok 4 Heavy, outperforms OpenAI’s GPT-5, which was recently launched. Small businesses are increasingly adopting AI, with expectations of job growth. McDonald's plans to enhance its operations using AI technology by 2027.
The U.S. remains a leader in AI, but China is quickly advancing. Meanwhile, concerns arise over AI's potential dangers, including subliminal transmission of biases. The federal government is integrating AI tools like ChatGPT to improve productivity across agencies.