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Roblox Kids Stage Virtual ICE Protests

Roblox users are staging virtual protests against ICE, mirroring real-world demonstrations against the agency’s actions. These online protests, documented on TikTok, feature virtual signs with anti-ICE slogans and simulated police presence. The virtual demonstrations reflect the growing public discontent with ICE policies, particularly following large-scale protests in Los Angeles and the subsequent deployment of National Guard troops. The online activity demonstrates the engagement of younger generations in political discourse surrounding immigration and government actions.

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700 Troops Mobilized to Aid ICE Raids: Fears of Federal Overreach and Escalation

Seven hundred troops have been deployed to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas, providing logistical and administrative aid but not participating in law enforcement. This deployment follows a recent surge in ICE raids across these states, resulting in numerous arrests and deportations. The move comes amidst rising immigration enforcement spending, despite budget concerns and opposition from some, including Elon Musk. These actions are part of the Trump administration’s broader anti-immigration agenda.

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Zelensky Condemns Russian Drone Strike as Terrorism

A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv and Odesa killed at least 15 civilians and injured over 100, prompting President Zelensky to denounce the assault as “pure terrorism.” The attacks, targeting residential areas despite Russian claims of military objectives, resulted in widespread destruction and ongoing search-and-rescue efforts. This follows former President Trump’s suggestion that Russia’s 2014 expulsion from the G8 contributed to the invasion. In response, Ukraine is urging its allies for increased sanctions on Russia and expedited delivery of air defense systems.

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EU Vows No Return to Russian Gas: Renewable Energy Push Faces Headwinds

The European Commission has proposed a complete phase-out of Russian fossil fuel imports by 2028, citing Russia’s weaponization of energy supplies against the EU. This ban, encompassing gas and oil, will remain in effect regardless of the situation in Ukraine, with existing contracts to be terminated by 2026 or 2028. While facing opposition from Hungary, Slovakia, and Austria, the plan is expected to become EU law. The proposal aims to reduce reliance on Russian energy, currently at 13% for gas imports in 2025, while addressing concerns about circumventing the ban through re-flagging of imports.

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Iran’s Outlandish Claim: Air Superiority Over Israel

Following the eleventh wave of Operation Promise of Truth 3, Iranian spokesperson Colonel Iman Tajik declared complete Iranian air superiority over Israel, claiming successful strikes using Fatah missiles that overwhelmed Israeli defenses. Tajik boasted of the missiles’ power and maneuverability, highlighting the vulnerability of Israeli citizens. This declaration followed days of escalating tensions, with reports of civilian casualties in Israel and residents of Tehran fleeing the city amid fears of further attacks. The statement represents a significant escalation in rhetoric surrounding the ongoing conflict.

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Alex Jones Accused of Asset Hiding to Avoid $1B Sandy Hook Judgment

Alex Jones, facing a $1.5 billion judgment in defamation lawsuits brought by Sandy Hook families, is accused by the bankruptcy trustee of fraudulently transferring over $5 million in assets to family members and associated entities. These allegations, part of Jones’ ongoing bankruptcy case, include transferring funds to his wife and father, and concealing ownership of two Austin condominiums. The trustee aims to recover these assets for creditors, while Jones maintains his innocence and continues to appeal the judgments. Infowars asset liquidation efforts have been hampered by legal challenges, including a rejected auction, delaying compensation for the Sandy Hook families.

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Trump Deploys 2,000 More Troops to Los Angeles, Sparking Outrage

The Trump administration further federalized approximately 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles, bringing the total to 4,100, under Title 10 authority, citing the need to protect federal assets. These troops, from the 49th Military Police Brigade, will not engage in civilian law enforcement. This action follows a court challenge by Governor Newsom, who argues the deployment is unnecessary political theater, diverting troops from other critical duties. A federal appeals court temporarily blocked a lower court order returning control of the troops to the state.

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Tucker Carlson Grills Ted Cruz in Explosive MAGA Clash

A heated exchange between Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz exposed deep divisions within the MAGA movement regarding U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict. Their argument, previewed on Carlson’s show, centered on Cruz’s lack of knowledge about Iran’s population and the implications for advocating regime change. The disagreement highlighted a broader split among Trump supporters, with some favoring intervention and others, like Carlson and Steve Bannon, advocating for non-intervention. This conflict underscores the fracturing of the MAGA coalition over foreign policy issues and the role of Fox News within the movement.

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MAGA Pollster: Trump’s Iran Involvement Could Cost Republicans the Majority for a Decade

A top MAGA pollster warns that increased US involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict could cost Republicans the congressional majority for a decade. This prediction stems from the belief that the MAGA movement opposes interventionist foreign policy, contrasting with the current situation. While some Republicans support Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, polls reveal significant American concern about further US military engagement in the Middle East. Political experts suggest that such involvement could severely damage Trump’s support base, contradicting his anti-war campaign promises.

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Merz: Is Israel Doing Germany’s “Dirty Work” in Iran?

In a shift from his earlier criticism of Israeli actions in Gaza, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed appreciation for Israel’s attacks on Iran’s nuclear program, viewing them as crucial for broader security interests. He lauded Israel’s courage in confronting this threat, believing the Iranian regime has been significantly weakened. Merz’s statement comes amidst a G7 resolution calling for de-escalation, while acknowledging the ongoing conflict and President Trump’s early departure from the summit to address the situation. His comments highlight a complex European perspective balancing criticism of specific Israeli actions with support for its right to self-defense against significant threats.

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