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Elon Musks AI chatbot Grok under fire for generating explicit, sexualized images of women and children without consent, sparking global outrage and calls for investigations from regulators worldwide. AI Forensics found two percent of generated images featured people who looked eighteen or younger, raising serious concerns about digital safety and child protection.

President Trump urges House Republicans to prioritize healthcare, proposing a consumer-driven plan that empowers families and cuts out insurance middlemen. He criticizes Democrats for protecting insurance giants and argues that direct payments to people would shift the political landscape. Trump emphasizes the need for flexibility on the Hyde Amendment and plans meetings with insurance companies and oil executives to tackle special interests and reduce costs for Americans.

DHS Secretsary Kristi Noem joins agents in Minneapolis to arrest Ecuadorian national Tomas Espin Tapia, wanted for murder, sexual assault, and prior convictions for robbery and extortion. The Trump administrations enhanced immigration enforcement leads to another dangerous criminals removal from American streets.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is pursuing criminal charges against former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro for deliberately releasing prisoners, including gang members, who then entered the US and caused harm in Florida. DeSantis, backed by Floridas Attorney General, aims to build a state-level case under Floridas narcotics laws and rules against importing crime. This move is supported by Floridas Venezuelan American communities and is part of DeSantis long-standing criticism of the Maduro regime.

Israel, Syria, and the U.S. establish a joint intelligence and communications channel, aiming to ease tensions and explore civilian cooperation. The deal, brokered in Paris, involves sensitive talks, security updates, and potential projects in medicine, energy, and agriculture. The U.S. hails it as a significant step towards regional peace.

President Trump unveiled details of a daring U.S. operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, revealing the existence of a notorious torture chamber in Caracas. The operation involved 152 aircraft and resulted in minimal U.S. casualties, with most fatalities among Cuban soldiers. Maduro and his associates now face charges in New York for narcotics trafficking and human rights abuses linked to state-sponsored torture sites.

President Trump mocks paid protesters, celebrates Maduros arrest at GOP forum. Venezuelans and Cubans in NYC clash with Maduro supporters, accusing them of being paid activists. Trump contrasts protests in Venezuela with those in NYC, joking about the messy bunch in New York.

House Speaker Mike Johnson mourns the loss of Representative Doug LaMalfa, a dedicated conservative voice for Californias first district. LaMalfa, a lifelong northern California resident, was a fierce defender of the regions agriculture, water supplies, forests, and natural resources. He fought against what conservatives see as overreach from Californias Democratic leaders and federal regulators. LaMalfas death leaves a significant void in Californias conservative representation and adds pressure to the Houses narrow Republican majority. He was remembered as a loving family man and staunch advocate for rural America.

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