Today’s Big Story…

The Department of Homeland Security will offer free flights and a $1,000 stipend to illegal aliens who voluntarily leave the U.S., saying it will save taxpayer money.

DHS says self-deportation costs about $4,500 per person—roughly 70% less than the $17,000 average for arrest, detention, and forced removal. The $1,000 stipend will be issued only after DHS confirms an individual has left the U.S. via the CBP Home self-deportation app. DHS expects self-removals to increase and says users actively departing will be deprioritized for detention or forced removal.

Another Big Story…

A New York Times photographer won a Pulitzer Prize for capturing the July 13 assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Doug Mills of The New York Times captured a split-second photo of a bullet flying past Trump’s head during the rally—one of several powerful images that earned him a Pulitzer Prize. Iconic images showed Trump rising after being shot, raising his fist and shouting, “Fight, fight, fight” as agents led him offstage.

The Administration…

• President Trump signed an executive order ending federal funding for gain-of-function research in countries like China and Iran. “It’s a big deal,” Trump said, suggesting the move could have prevented past outbreaks.

• Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a major cut in U.S. military generals, calling it a “historic” move to support Trump’s pledge of “peace through strength.” He said resources will be redirected from bloated headquarters to frontline troops.

• DNI Tulsi Gabbard visited troops at Camp MacKall and Fort Bragg, meeting with soldiers and intel leaders to discuss better integrating intelligence with military operations to protect national security.

• President Trump’s push for a 100% tariff on foreign films shook Wall Street, with the Dow briefly dropping over 100 points and film studio stocks sliding. Trump called foreign films a “national security threat” and accused them of spreading propaganda.

• Bristol Myers Squibb announced plans to invest $40 billion in the U.S. over five years, amid Trump’s tariff threats on the pharmaceutical industry. CEO Christopher Boerner said the funds will go toward R&D, tech, and manufacturing.

• President Trump has cut over 11,000 IRS jobs, mostly auditors. More than 7,300 probationary workers received termination notices, and 4,100 joined a deferred resignation program. Another round is underway, with 13,125 of 23,000 applicants approved.

• President Trump announced that the 2027 NFL Draft will be held at the National Mall. Joining him were NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Commanders owner Josh Harris, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, and Housing Secretary Scott Turner.

• The Trump administration is ramping up deportation efforts by deputizing local law enforcement to enforce immigration laws, according to a DHS memo. DHS has signed 562 agreements—up 316% from the Biden era—using a federal law that allows state and local agencies to assist with immigration enforcement.

• Rwanda is in early talks with the Trump administration to accept deportees, following a similar deal with El Salvador. Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe confirmed the idea in an interview after visiting Washington, DC.

• A pro-Trump legal group founded by Stephen Miller is suing Chief Justice John Roberts, challenging court rulings that have blocked key Trump actions. The lawsuit, filed by America First Legal, accuses Roberts and another official of overstepping judicial authority.

• The Justice Department announced that four Mexican nationals living illegally in the U.S. have been indicted for smuggling hundreds of illegal aliens across the Canadian border weekly, profiting heavily from the operation.

• Some cities scaled back or canceled Cinco de Mayo events over fears of ICE raids and deportations.

Vice President…

JD Vance reacted to a resurfaced video of Rep. Ilhan Omar demonizing white men, writing in response: “This isn’t just sick; it’s actually genocidal language. What a disgrace this person is.” The old clip of the radical ‘Squad’ member has gone viral again on social media.

Congress…

The Resistance…

1. The United Nations is facing a major financial crisis, with a $200 million shortfall in 2024 and a projected $1.1 billion deficit by late 2025. Unpaid member dues are a key cause, and the UN warns it may be unable to pay staff or operate past September without major budget cuts.

2. Facing steep tariffs under President Trump, a growing number of Chinese manufacturers are relocating to U.S. cities like Dallas, Houston, and Reno to avoid costly export fees and stay competitive.

3. MSNBC’s "Morning Joe" walked back a claim that FBI Director Kash Patel was partying more than working, after the allegation was made by former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi last week.

4. CNN was mocked online after airing an interview with a masked Sinaloa Cartel member who, instead of criticizing Trump’s terrorist designation, praised him for “looking out for his people.” The segment featured correspondent Isobel Yeung speaking with the gangster at a secret hideout in Mexico.

5. A mob linked to the Tren de Aragua gang attacked two NYPD officers in Times Square, marking the second alien assault there in under two years. The officers were jumped while trying to stop the group from robbing two teens.

6. “60 Minutes” aired a controversial segment comparing President Trump to a mob boss, while parent company Paramount Global faces a $20 billion lawsuit from his administration over election interference.

7. Former First Lady Jill Biden has joined the Milken Institute as chair of its new “Women’s Health Network,” the center-left nonprofit announced.

8. Amid political comeback rumors, former Vice President Kamala Harris attended the Met Gala in New York City on Monday night.

In Other News…

1. A troubling trend called “ChatGPT-induced psychosis” has emerged, with some users reporting delusional episodes after AI interactions that appear to reinforce grandiose beliefs. Learn more…

2. Former L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has switched his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican, stating: “I’m leaving the party of paid protests, purple hair, and pronouns. And I’m joining the party of faith, family, and freedom — the Republican Party.” Read more…

3. Three illegal aliens from Georgia have been arrested for allegedly beating a 47-year-old man to death during a home burglary in Los Angeles County. Details here…

4. Pekin, Illinois residents are on edge after a man with a pistol has been knocking on doors and windows at night. Details here…

5. Over 7,000 people were baptized in Huntington Beach, California, in what’s being called the largest single-day baptism event in U.S. history. Take a look…

Your Opinions & Questions…

Judy: ”Certainly full of information on a number of subjects. How about some positive comments about the President!”

47 Report: Of course! Trump truly is a once-in-a-lifetime president, and I am grateful for his leadership. One thing to remember is how thankful we should all be that we’re not stuck with Kamala Harris as president. That would be quite the scary reality: a never-ending stream of cackles and word salads!

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