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The DOJ sued Los Angeles on June 30 over sanctuary city policies that block federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit targets Ordinance Number 188441, naming Mayor Karen Bass and the City Council as defendants.

Xi Van Fleet, a survivor of Mao's Cultural Revolution, warns New Yorkers on 'The Ingraham Angle' about socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. She labels him a 'full-fledged Communist,' drawing parallels to oppressive regimes.

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's $50 million Venice wedding faces backlash for excess, as Megyn Kelly critiques its tackiness. Zohran Mamdani and AOC also draw scrutiny for questionable origin stories amid rising socialist appeal.

Tomi Lahren warns of Zohran Mamdani's potential as NYC mayor, labeling him a communist threat. Her critique on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless' highlights fears of radical policies destroying the city.

Ultra-processed foods may rewire brain areas tied to hunger and cravings, driving overeating. A study of 30,000 adults found structural changes linked to higher intake of these foods.

The Ramsey Show's June 30 episode with George Kamel and Dr. John Delony explores debt-free living as a superpower. They address spending addictions, financial control in relationships, scams, and inheritance dilemmas with practical advice.

DOGE saved taxpayers $470 million last week by terminating 312 wasteful contracts, including a $286,000 DoD course at Harvard. Total savings have reached $180 billion, reflecting a strong focus on fiscal responsibility.

Alex Marlow's 'Breaking the Law' has surged to #3 on Amazon's Movers & Shakers list. The book exposes the legal battles against President Trump, earning his endorsement as a 'must read.'

DHS has terminated Temporary Protected Status for 500,000 Haitians, effective September 2, as announced by Secretary Kristi Noem. This policy shift follows Supreme Court rulings supporting the administration's immigration actions.

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Curtis Sliwa, GOP nominee for NYC mayor, proposes a unity ticket with Eric Adams to counter other candidates. He urges Republicans to engage youth voters and fight for relevance in the 2025 race.

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., praises President Trump's decisive actions against Iran on 'The Ingraham Angle.' He believes Trump is the least likely to involve the U.S. in long-term Middle East conflicts.

Megyn Kelly celebrates major Supreme Court victories on nationwide injunctions, citizenship, and parental rights. She also critiques Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's lavish Venice wedding with Maureen Callahan, highlighting cultural disconnects.

The Supreme Court backed parental rights with a ruling on June 27 to allow parents in Montgomery County, Maryland, to opt their children out of lessons with LGBT books. This landmark decision overturns lower court rulings.

Tomi Lahren and expert John Guandolo discuss U.S. security threats, focusing on Iran, internal risks, and the need for strong defense. They highlight President Trump's efforts to protect colleges and counter misleading global narratives.

The Supreme Court on June 27 limited nationwide injunctions, allowing President Trump's birthright citizenship order to partially proceed. The 6-3 ruling focused on judicial overreach, not the policy's constitutionality.

The Ramsey Show's June 27 episode offers hope with financial advice from Ken Coleman and George Kamel. They tackle debt, breakups, and family issues, proving it's never too late to start anew.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, on Tucker Carlson's show, criticized U.S. politicians for loyalty to foreign powers like AIPAC, calling it immoral. She urged a focus on American interests over foreign wars and questioned neoconservative influence.

Vitamin K supports healthy aging by strengthening bones and protecting blood vessels. Its role in directing calcium properly helps reduce fracture risks and maintain heart health.

Tom Homan, border czar under President Trump, lives apart from his wife due to death threats. His commitment to border security remains strong despite personal risks.

Rep. Byron Donalds discusses the Biden autopen scandal on 'The Ingraham Angle,' highlighting concerns over unauthorized signatures. Neera Tanden's testimony reveals uncertainty about who approved the autopen use on official documents.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins urges Congress to pass the 'big, beautiful bill' to President Trump's desk on 'The Ingraham Angle.' She stresses unity and swift action to support Trump's America First agenda for the nation's benefit.

Megyn Kelly analyzes Pete Hegseth's sharp media critique over Iran strikes and Trump's commanding NATO presence. Joined by Ruthless podcast hosts, she also discusses Zohran Mamdani's NYC win driven by progressive ideology.

A California city, Bell Gardens, cancels its 4th of July fireworks to protect illegal immigrants, sparking outrage from Tomi Lahren on her show. She also critiques Planned Parenthood's cervical screenings for men and NYC's socialist political shift.