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#illegals
Fox News: Supreme Court allows Trump ICE raids to resume in California
SCOTUS, 6-3, lets ICE raids in California proceed temporarily while the Ninth Circuit weighs the case.
The move follows a July block and a Ninth Circuit stay; Sotomayor dissented, calling the emergency order troubling and unconstitutional.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Rebukes Foreign Companies with Illegal Workers After Hyundai Plant Raid: 'Hire and Train American'
Trump calls on foreign firms to obey U.S. immigration laws and flags possible border-rule tweaks to speed lawful U.S. investments.
In Georgia, hundreds of South Korean workers were detained over alleged illegal hiring at a $2B battery plant, fueling visa-and-work-rule disputes.
Le Monde: After French PM's ousting, what happens next?
France's PM François Bayrou and his government were toppled by a confidence vote; Bayrou will resign, imperiling Macron's presidency.
It raises questions on the next PM, coalitions, or elections; ministers may stay temporarily to ensure continuity.
Fox News: LAPD ends Kamala Harris security after union backlash over elite officer use: report
LA's LAPD Metro Division briefly provided Harris security after Trump pulled her Secret Service detail in August; the arrangement ended Saturday after backlash from the LAPD union.
Bass said it was temporary; CHP security was reported; Newsom must approve; White House confirmed the pull; Biden extended protection by a year.
Breitbart: Report: Chinese Hackers Faked Emails from Top Republican
FBI and Capitol Police probe fake emails to House staffers spoofing Rep. John Moolenaar; July messages sought input on a sanctions bill.
The email carried spyware tied to APT41, a MSS-backed group using spear-phishing. No breaches confirmed.
#society
Breitbart: Prince Harry Visits Late Queen's Grave in Britain
Prince Harry arrives in the U.K., signaling a possible thaw with King Charles III after 19 months; he visits Queen Elizabeth II's grave. The trip follows Oprah/Spare fallout and a police protection case, with reconciliation tied to truth and time with grandchildren.
GB News: Multicultural signs spark FURIOUS debate as GB News guest demands 'just speak in English!'
A North London council notice warning against fly-tipping in eight languages triggered a GB News clash over multiculturalism.
Chloe Dobbs pressed for English-learning for integration; others argued the multilingual sign reflects diversity and that English remains foundational to British culture.
#health
Breitbart: Hawaii Gov. Green: RFK Jr. Must Resign or 'Children Will Die'
Gov. Josh Green on CNN urged HHS Sec. Kennedy Jr. to resign or “children will die,” citing anti-vaccine stances and harm to science, including on Covid vaccines and mRNA research. He also formed the West Coast Health Alliance to push science-based responses to Kennedy and Florida, urging prevention.
#crime
Breitbart: Jury Selection Underway in Trial of Failed Trump Assassination Suspect
Jury selection begins in Ryan Routh's Florida Trump assassination plot case; state charges include attempted first-degree murder and terrorism.
Judge Cannon lets him represent himself with standby counsel; he’ll wear business attire and use a podium.
Fox News: GoFundMe pulls fundraisers for felon accused of killing commuter in random Charlotte train attack
GoFundMe removed multiple campaigns for Decarlos Brown Jr., accused of stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light-rail train; donors were refunded.
The platform says it bans fundraisers for the legal defense of violent-crime suspects; Zarutska's family fundraiser remains active. Brown has a lengthy record and faces first-degree murder charges.
The Western Journal: Friend of Michael Brown Who Fueled False 'Hands Up, Don't Shoot' Narrative Killed in Ferguson
Dorian Johnson, who helped spread the 'hands up' claim after Brown’s death, was shot and killed in Ferguson, Missouri. A suspect is in custody; no officers involved.
His hands-up claim was debunked; he later sued Wilson, a suit dismissed on appeal.