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France Wildfires: Migrant With Deportation Order Charged with Robbing Evacuated Homes


An Algerian migrant with a deportation order has been accused of burglarising homes in the Gironde region of France after they were evacuated as a result of the wildfires ravaging the area.

Hundreds of thousands of residents had their lives turned upside down due to the devastating forest fires in South West France, which are believed to be some of the most significant since the Second World War, seeing over 104,000 acres set on fire over the summer.

However, some in the Cestas commune in Gironde were not just victimised by the fires, but also allegedly by illegal migrants who burglarised homes that had been evacuated, the local Sud Ouest paper reported.

This includes a 28-year-old Algerian, who is said to have robbed at least five evacuated homes, despite having an OQTF "Obligation de Quitter le Territoire Français" deportation order after having been convicted of four previous crimes in France.

Security camera footage put the migrant on the scene of the crimes, and DNA evidence confirmed his presence in at least some of the five homes, which was further corroborated by geolocation data from his phone.

Despite the

Reports: Hayden Panettiere Found Dead in Rented SC Apartment -- 911 Dispatcher Mentioned Overdose, Narcan Found at Scene


Reports surrounding the untimely death of actress Hayden Panettiere at the age of 36 point to a possible overdose.

According to 911 audio, Panettiere reportedly died after going into cardiac arrest during a possible overdose at her rented apartment in South Carolina, per the Daily Mail.

In audio of a 911 call made at 1.51pm yesterday, a female dispatcher described the 36-year-old Heroes and Nashville star as suffering a ‘cardiac arrest.’

A few moments later, a male dispatcher could be heard saying that Panettiere had suffered a suspected overdose at the home in Greenville.

The Greenville County Coroner later indicated that Panettiere had “no signs of trauma that would have contributed to the death.”

An unnamed source later indicated to TMZ that the nasal medication Narcan, which is used to treat opioid overdoses, was found in a mattress at the time of her death.

“It is still unclear if that Narcan had been used to try and revive Panettiere,” noted the Daily Mail.

Panettiere's death comes several months after she released her memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, in which she discussed the many struggles that plagued her going back to

Suspected AI Usage by Authors Is Causing Chaos for Book Publishers


A string of collapsed book deals over suspected AI usage by authors is pushing the publishing industry to confront questions about authorship, trust and its own future.

The Wall Street Journal reports that shortly after landing a multimillion-dollar deal for a debut author, the novelist’s agents at Europa Content withdrew from the project, telling publishers in a July letter they could no longer verify the book had been wholly written by their client. The book was Call Me, I’ll Hide the Body, a crime novel by Jerry Falade, a Southern Methodist University graduate student. “This raises so many questions about authorship and what AI means for this industry,” the agency wrote. “But those are questions for another day.” Falade has denied the accusations, calling them racially motivated. “This has just been so terrible for me,” he said. “I haven’t been able to sleep well, I haven’t been able to eat.”

The case is one of several. In March, Hachette Book Group canceled the U.S. release of Mia Ballard’s horror novel Shy Girl amid allegations of AI use. Ballard, who originally self-published the book, denied the claims, saying an acquaintance who edited it had used AI.

Walkinshaw: 'Iran Wasn't Working Toward Getting a Nuclear Weapon' Before War


On Monday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “The Last Word,” Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-VA) claimed that “Iran wasn’t working toward getting a nuclear weapon before this war started.” And said that they continue to launch their ballistic missiles throughout the Middle East.

Walkinshaw said, “Well, in terms of what it was for, we should remind ourselves what Donald Trump and his administration said at the time. They said they were going to replace the regime or help the Iranian people to rise up and replace the regime. That, obviously, didn’t happen. They said they were going to destroy Iran’s ballistic missile capacity. We know that hasn’t been achieved. They continue to launch missiles throughout the region. And they were going to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. Well, Iran wasn’t working toward getting a nuclear weapon before this war started.”

He continued, “What has happened is Iran now has learned that they can control the Strait of Hormuz and exercise tremendous pressure and leverage. In fact, this regime in Iran has more leverage today, I think, than the regime has had since the hostage crisis in 1979, and they’re exercising that leverage as we speak.”

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Left-Wing Govt Latest: Britain's New Farming Minister Fainted at Sight of Meat


Britain’s new farming minister fainted at the sight of meat as he toured a food processing plant, a report claims, as the country’s new left-wing Prime Minister tries to win over farmers the previous government relentlessly attacked.

Stephen Morgan, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs — otherwise known as the ‘farming minister’ — a junior minister in the new Andy Burnham government is reported to have taken a queer turn when touring agricultural sites to help him familiarise himself with his new job. Britain’s best-selling newspaper The Sun cites a farmer familiar with the incident, and who said Morgan was being shown around a meat processing plant to learn how food is made, and was taken ill when shown a storage room.

The refrigerated room was said to be filled with “shelves of meat from slaughtered cattle” at a food processing plant in the Lake District, a National Park in north-west England’s Cumbria, and he allegedly fainted “at the sight of meat”.

The unnamed farmer told the paper: “He'd been shown large chunks of beef as well as some steaks but then he felt faint. He said something like, 'I don't

Mexico Not Investigating Former President AMLO’s Son


Mexico's Attorney General's Office revealed that they are not investigating the son of former Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) over illegal fuel trade. The announcement came soon after the politician himself revealed that the U.S. Department of State had revoked his visa for unknown reasons.

On Monday afternoon, the FGR released a short statement claiming that there was no evidence or "protected witnesses" linking Andrés Manuel López Beltrán to the illegal fuel trade and that he was not under investigation. The statement claimed that news articles citing an FGR investigation and statements from protected witnesses were false.

The statement comes just days after Lopez Beltran made headlines throughout Mexico when he revealed that the U.S. Department of State had revoked his visa. As Breitbart Texas reported, he also sent a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump

Breitbart News to Host Policy Event 'AI Is Here: What to Fear, What to Embrace'


Breitbart News is hosting a major policy event, “AI is Here: What to Fear, What to Embrace,” focusing on artificial intelligence and what inevitably comes along with it as it becomes increasingly integrated into the daily lives of Americans.

Breitbart News is partnering with Innovation Council Action and speaking with industry experts to break down the issues surrounding AI developments, potential concerns, and advantages.

“He served as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense when he was a White House Fellow,” Trump said after announcing a “slate of America First Patriots” in a December 2024 post, prior to officially beginning his second term in office.

Trump described Michael as “one of the most respected leaders in the Tech business…”

Michael, a first-generation immigrant, has what

TikTok and Meta to Increase Censorship of Supposed Disinfo over Ceuta Migrant Invasion


Brussels has claimed that Meta and TikTok have voluntarily agreed to ramp up censorship efforts in the wake of the Ceuta migrant invasion last month.

The European Commission said last week that following talks with the two American tech giants, held under the ever-present threat of hefty fines from the bloc, Facebook owner Meta and TikTok said that they would take it upon themselves to ramp up measures to stem the spread of so-called disinformation surrounding the storming of Spain’s Ceuta territory by over 72,000 illegals from Morocco within just a day.

Footage of the thousands of mostly young males clambering across the ill defended border sparked widespread condemnation over the open borders policies of both the socialist government in Madrid and the globalist overseers in Brussels.

The record-setting rush has left various parties pointing fingers in search of someone to blame, with some in Spain blaming the Islamist Moroccan government, others pointing at the pro-mass migration Socialist Workers Party government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in Madrid, and others still suggesting that people smuggling networks were behind the migrant invasion.

However, Brussels appears to be setting up one of its favourite punching bags, social media, to take

Carville: 'Those DSA People, They Are a Pack of Fools — No One Pays Attention to Them'


On Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Jesse Watters Primetime,” longtime Democratic strategist James Carville dismissed Democratic Socialist candidates, who have been winning Democrat Party primaries in recent months.

Carville called them “silly” and a “pack of fools.”

“[D]o you think that you guys should run AOC?” host Jesse Watters asked. “Another woman? You guys have not done well running women, James.”

Carville replied, “Well, first of all, I don’t know if I feel bad about the Democratic Party. We are ahead eight points in aggressive generic — Trump is at 32% in the polls. And so I don’t know about you — if I’m worried about the Democrats right now, I’m not. We’re going to win the House, and we are going to win the Senate.”

Watters asked, “You’re not worried about the communists taking over the party?”

Carville said, “No, no. They’re a bunch of silly people. Those people you had on there, those DSA people, they are a pack of fools. No one pays attention to them. They could do anything. Now, if you ask me about AOC, I do think she’s very talented. She’s certainly to the left of me. But you know what she’s

Single Family Housing Starts Fall to Lowest Level in Nearly Four Years


Builders started construction of new single-family homes in July at the slowest pace since 2022, data from the Census Bureau showed Tuesday.

Single-family starts declined by 9.9 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 808,000 units. This was 15.7 percent below July of last year.

Total new home starts, ​including apartments and condos, dropped 12.4 percent to an annual pace of 1.239 million. This was 13.5 percent below the year-ago pace. It was the second slowest pace since June of 2020, behind the past May's pace of 1.182 million

Despite the decline, the pace of home construction remains elevated compared to the decade before the pandemic. Home building peaked in early 2006, with housing starts hitting an annual pace of 2.273 million in January of that year. After the housing bubble burst, construction crashed, hitting a low annualized pace of 478,000 in April of 2009.

Permits for future construction of single-family ​homes rose 2.5 percent to a rate of 894,000 ⁠units. They were up 1.1 percent year-on-year in July. Total permit applications rose 5.0 percent to a rate of 1.443 ​million units. That was higher than expected.

 


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Nolte: Poll Claims Voters Want ‘Proportional Representation’ in U.S. House


When Democrats lose elections, their first thought is to destroy the Constitution and our current system of government.

Their second thought is to import tens of millions of Third World Democrats (but that's for another story).

Pack the Supreme Court, abolish the U.S. Senate, and now get something called "proportional representation."

"A new poll, commissioned by supporters of election reforms and shared with NPR, shows there is significant support for upending winner-take-all U.S. House elections and single-member congressional districts," reports the far-left NPR approvingly. What people supposedly want instead is proportional representation, which is "a system that elects multiple representatives in a single district in rough proportion to a party’s vote share."

"According to the poll conducted by the advocacy group Fix Our House and liberal think tank New America, half of 1,000 respondents said they support proportional representation, with nearly a quarter opposed," adds the report. "A third of those who participated said they were not sure whether they supported it or not."

Not for a second do I believe this, and do you want to know why? Because no one knows what the hell this even

Party of Law and Order: Farage Says He'll Keep Criminals Behind Bars, Send Foreign Prisoners to El Salvador


Brexit boss Nigel Farage followed up the announcement his Reform UK party has opened talks with El Salvador to offshore prison for migrant offenders with other robust policies to end the present practice of widespread early release over a shortage of prison places.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and spokesman Zia Yusuf rejected the government’s official position that crime is actually falling on Monday morning and vowed to implement a raft of new policies to keep criminals off the streets if elected to form a future British government. Offering a simple and long-effective idea — that criminals should spend time in prison, that rehabilitation is important but those resistant to it should stay in prison, and that serious criminals shouldn’t be released — the Reform leaders said Britain’s prison estate simply being too small is a major limiting factor at present.

This is the fault of the Conservative Party, Farage said, recalling that the former centre-right government had thrown the borders open to a massive increase in the national population but had built practically no new prisons at the same time. Labour inherited this problem, he said, but lacked the imagination or inclination to do

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