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Sen Eric Schmitt seeks to end birth tourism, revoke citizenship for babies of foreign diplomats

  • Schmitt proposes restrictions on birthright citizenship.
  • The bill targets birth tourism and diplomats’ children.
  • Any change would face major constitutional questions.

Senator Eric Schmitt is seeking to curb “birth tourism” and remove automatic US citizenship from children born to foreign diplomats. The proposal targets interpretations of the Fourteenth Amendment’s birthright-citizenship guarantee and would intensify the political and legal debate over immigration policy. The article frames the initiative alongside a…

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James Talarico admits Democrats took ‘border for granted’ under Biden

  • Talarico says Democrats neglected border concerns under Biden.
  • The Texas Senate candidate called it a party failure.
  • Border policy remains politically important in Texas.

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico said Democrats took the southern border “for granted” during Joe Biden’s presidency, acknowledging what he described as a party failure on the issue. His remarks matter because border security remains a central political issue in Texas and nationally, where Democrats have faced sustained…

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ICE resumes nationwide traffic stops under new policy requiring body cameras

  • ICE traffic stops may resume if an officer wears a body camera.
  • Body cameras are being rolled out nationwide within 60 days.
  • The policy aims to pair enforcement with recorded oversight.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have been authorised to resume traffic stops nationwide under new guidance requiring at least one officer involved to wear a body camera, according to Fox News sources. The policy links the continuation of enforcement activity to expanded recording requirements, potentially increasing oversight…

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Wildfire so big it could be seen from space rages across northern Scotland, with four-mile long blaze still spreading after 24 hours

  • Large wildfire reported across northern Scotland
  • Blaze reportedly stretched about four miles
  • Key response and damage details were unavailable

A large wildfire was reported to be burning across northern Scotland, with the blaze said to extend for about four miles and still spread more than 24 hours after it began. Its reported visibility from space underlines the scale of the incident and the potential threat to nearby…

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Resource rich nation praises US ties amid Washington-Beijing critical minerals race

  • Congo rejects choosing between US and China on minerals.
  • Minister calls for complementary international partnerships.
  • Eastern Congo faces worsening sexual violence.

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s foreign minister has welcomed closer US involvement in the country’s critical-minerals sector while rejecting the idea that it should be framed as a rivalry with China. She said Congo needs several international partners to help convert its large mineral reserves into broader prosperity,…

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Neighbors in ritzy houses near Universal Studios outraged by noise coming from new Fast and Furious rollercoaster

  • Universal Studios Hollywood neighbours upset over new rollercoaster's noise
  • Fast & Furious-themed ride blamed for disturbances near homes
  • Dispute reflects wider tension between theme parks and residents

Residents living in upmarket homes near Universal Studios Hollywood have voiced anger over the noise generated by the theme park's new Fast & Furious-themed rollercoaster, according to the report. The complaints highlight a recurring tension between major theme parks and their neighbouring communities, where expansions and new high-thrill…

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Famous beach now requires visitors to reserve spots weeks ahead and pay fees

  • Popular Italian beaches increasingly require advance reservations.
  • QR codes, daily caps and fees aim to curb overcrowding.
  • Visitors may need to plan beach days weeks ahead.

Several of Italy’s best-known beaches are introducing reservation systems, QR codes, visitor limits and entry fees in an effort to control overcrowding. The measures mean travellers may need to plan beach visits weeks in advance, prompting debate over whether access to public coastal destinations is becoming too restricted.…

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UFC’s McGregor-Holloway Fight Averages 6.5 Million Viewers Across U.S. and Latin America

  • McGregor-Holloway averaged 6.5 million viewers across two regions.
  • Holloway won after McGregor suffered a knee injury.
  • Paramount says UFC viewing has grown sharply on its service.

UFC’s July 11 Paramount+ main card, headlined by Conor McGregor versus Max Holloway, averaged 6.5 million viewers across the United States and Latin America. The result underlines the scale of UFC’s new streaming partnership with Paramount, despite the headline bout ending after 69 seconds when McGregor sustained a…

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Home Run Derby ratings crash on Netflix, sets 20-plus-year low as questions surface about program quality

  • Home Run Derby drew 5.3 million Netflix viewers.
  • Audience was the event’s lowest since 2003.
  • Streaming distribution may have affected reach.

The Home Run Derby attracted 5.3 million viewers on Netflix, its lowest audience since 2003, according to the article. The result raises questions about the event’s presentation and whether moving it to a streaming platform affected its reach, particularly as live sports audiences have generally grown in recent…

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Federal worker faces charges over insider bets on Trump speeches

  • White House teleprompter operator bet on Trump's exact speech wording
  • Kalshi froze over $90,000 and alerted the CFTC
  • Perez left his post; prosecutors declined to bring criminal charges

A federal employee who operated teleprompters at the White House, Gabriel Perez, was investigated after allegedly using his access to speech content to place bets worth nearly $100,000 on words President Donald Trump would use in major addresses, including the State of the Union. The wagers were placed…

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