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Homan Warns Sanctuary Cities To Expect Deportation Operations

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Homan Warns Sanctuary Cities To Expect Deportation Operations
Border czar Tom Homan said sanctuary cities including Chicago should expect immediate immigration enforcement operations this week. He told CNN that ICE agents have been flooding Chicago and criticized Governor Pritzker for opposing federal deportation efforts. Homan said the National Guard remains on the table as additional support. He defended Trump's recent social media post comparing the administration to being at war with criminal cartels threatening American citizens.
OAN Opposes Nexstar Merger Over Media Ownership Limits
One America News Network criticized the proposed $6.2 billion Nexstar-Tegna merger that would create the largest TV broadcast group in America. The deal would give Nexstar control over stations reaching 80% of the US market, more than double the current 39% federal limit. OAN President Charles Herring warned the merger would lead to higher cable bills, more blackouts, and fewer independent voices. The network argues only competition, not consolidation, serves consumers and democracy.
Two Teens Arrested In Capitol Hill Intern Murder
Police released mugshots of two 17-year-olds charged with killing Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in June. Kelvin Thomas Jr. and Jailen Lucas face first-degree murder charges for shooting the 21-year-old University of Massachusetts student who worked for Representative Ron Estes. A third suspect, 18-year-old Naqwan Antonio Lucas, remains at large with a $50,000 reward offered. The attack also injured a woman and 16-year-old boy near the White House.
💰 Top Financial News 📈
High Yield Stocks Offer Income Before Rate Cuts
With the Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points this month, investors should consider high-yielding S&P 500 dividend stocks. Five top picks include Alexandria Real Estate with a 6.35% yield, Altria at 6.07%, Pfizer at 6.93%, UPS at 7.74%, and Verizon at 6.13%. Dividend stocks have delivered 9.18% annual returns over 50 years, more than double non-dividend stocks at 3.95%. These blue-chip companies provide steady income and growth potential.
Trump Calls On Foreign Companies To Train Americans
President Trump said foreign companies must hire and train American workers and follow immigration laws after a raid at Hyundai's Georgia battery plant. Federal agents arrested about 475 workers at the facility on Thursday, with South Korea working to retrieve 300 detained nationals. Trump posted on Truth Social that foreign investments are welcome but companies must respect immigration laws. He suggested allowing some foreign experts to enter legally to help train American workers.
💊 Top Health News 💪
Long Distance Running Linked To Higher Colon Cancer Risk
A Virginia study found that marathon and ultramarathon runners have higher rates of colon cancer than expected for their age group. Dr. Timothy Cannon studied 100 runners aged 35 to 50 and found 15% had advanced precancerous growths compared to the normal 1 to 2% rate. Another 41% had at least one growth. Researchers think intense training causes repeated gut stress that may lead to inflammation and cell damage over time.
Study Shows Daily Beet Juice Lowers Blood Pressure
A new study found that older adults who drank beet juice daily experienced natural blood pressure reductions. The biggest benefits were seen in people aged 60 to 70. Beet juice contains nitrates that convert to nitric oxide in the body, helping blood vessels relax and widen. High blood pressure affects millions of Americans and increases risk of heart disease and stroke. Beets also provide fiber, antioxidants, and may have cancer-fighting properties beyond their heart benefits.