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The reptiles have reportedly been reclassified as “tended” animals, removing a key legal obstacle to their use in prisons Israel has reportedly reclassified Nile crocodiles as “tended” animals, potentially clearing the way for their use as part of prison security.The controversial proposal to surround prisons with crocodile-filled moats was reportedly floated late last year by far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who argued the reptiles would strengthen security and deter escape attempts. The plan was initially deemed legally unfeasible by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority because Nile crocodiles were classified as wild animals that could only be kept in…

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Blue Angels pilots whose conduct was being reviewed after a breathtaking “lower than standard” flyover at Pensacola Beach have been completely cleared, the acting Secretary of the Navy announced on Thursday.  The jets sent chairs, tents, and hats flying as they buzzed over the beach, but people on the ground were thrilled. Video from the beach shows exuberant beachgoers reveling in the incredible moment, cheering, and even jumping up and down as the unforgettable flyover happens just feet above their heads. WATCH: Beachgoers also spoke to reporters after the flyover and were ecstatic. “I’ve been coming for ten years, and…

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A court in Faisalabad, Pakistan, sentenced a man to ten years in prison this week for using a crane to demolish three churches during an especially large mob violence incident in 2023 in which thousands of Muslim men looted, vandalized, and demolished a Christian community. The man convicted, Irfan Yousaf, is reportedly the only person facing justice, though estimates at the time suggested that as many as 10,000 Muslims participated in the violence. Christian groups celebrated the rare conviction and sentence in Pakistan, a country where insulting Muhammad could lead to the death penalty, but lamented that the conviction of…

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The Department of Homeland Security is visiting worksites to check for illegals, “but I want more,” border czar Tom Homan told the Center for Immigration Studies. Homan told Mark Krikorian, the CIS director, on July 16: We need to fire up worksite-enforcement operations, because I know, not only can you arrest illegal aliens that cause a decrease in wages for the American worker, not only does it hurt legitimate businesses because they undercut their bids and it puts Americans out of work, but also because… they’re in the country illegally. “You and I both are aware of human trafficking, forced…

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President Donald Trump addresses the nation from the White House on Thursday, July 16. The president is expected to address the issue of election integrity. Trump announced last week that he would not sign a housing bill passed by Congress because of the failure to pass the SAVE America Act. Trump spoke on a number of topics Wednesday at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit. Read the full article here

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The campaign finance arm of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee is curtailing online contributions to House Democrats who voted to cut Israel aid this week, in the latest rift between the party and the influential advocacy group. As of Friday afternoon, an online portal for AIPAC’s political action committee removed donation buttons for more than a dozen House Democrats from a page that lists incumbents who “stand with Israel.” The members now listed without donation buttons include Reps. Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, the No. 2 House Democrat; Joe Neguse of Colorado, another member of leadership; and Rep. Pat Ryan…

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The ‌test flight was aborted after some of the rocket’s engines failed to start, Elon Musk has said The 13th test flight of SpaceX’s Starship ended abruptly after an engine malfunction forced an automatic launch abort seconds before liftoff on Thursday.A live stream from the Starbase launch site in Texas showed clouds of smoke and vapor billowing from the rocket as its engines ignited. However, Starship failed to leave the pad.“We did trigger a hold on the booster that aborted our liftoff as we were starting to light those Raptor engines,” SpaceX spokesperson Dan Huot said during the webcast.SpaceX CEO…

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“Taco Bell” by Mike Mozart, CC BY 2.0 An explosive diarrhea epidemic strikes Taco Bell customers as federal officials finally trace the parasite nightmare to contaminated iceberg lettuce from a repeat-offender supplier. Late Thursday, the CDC and FDA issued an urgent, multi-state warning to consumers: DO NOT EAT shredded iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell locations. What started as a creeping health crisis has exploded into a full-blown national disaster, leaving an unbelievable 1,644 people infected with a horrific, explosive diarrhea-causing parasite known as Cyclospora. According to the FDA:  Most people infected with Cyclospora develop diarrhea, with frequent, bowel movements. Other…

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Brownsville-Matamoros International Bridge in South Texas shut down a cartel smuggling attempt to import nearly $300,000 in cocaine on July 7. The port is part of CBP’s Laredo Field Office, which is currently the second-busiest region behind San Diego for narcotics seizures this fiscal year. The seizure unfolded when CBP Field Operations officers inspected a 2016 Nissan vehicle attempting to enter the United States from Matamoros, Mexico. The vehicle was driven by a 20-year-old female who resides in Brownsville, according to information provided to Breitbart Texas by CBP. The unnamed suspect…

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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), a citizens’ advocacy group, reported on Wednesday that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spent nearly $160,000 on luxury airline food during a single trip abroad. CTF based its report on government records of the expenditures made when Carney took a week-long trip to Athens, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg, and the Canary Islands in November 2025, bringing a 55-person entourage along for the ride. The enormous spending on meals worked out to $2,850 per person. Some of the bill could be attributed to the high quality of the cuisine, which included dinners of Chilean sea bass, beef…

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