The U.S. Supreme Court upheld border officials’ ability to parole green card holders who have “committed a crime involving moral turpitude” on Tuesday. The matter at issue in Blanche v. Lau dates back to 2012 when Muk Choi Lau, a Chinese national and lawful permanent resident (LPR) in the United States, was charged with trademark […]
Aired On: 6/23/2026
The British government is drawing up plans to force social media platforms to prioritize "trusted" public service media, such as the BBC, raising concerns about potential government influence over online news reporting.
The British government is drawing up plans to force social media platforms to prioritize “trusted” public service media, such as the BBC, raising concerns about potential government influence over online news reporting. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The British left-wing Labour government has proposed new measures to force social media platforms prioritize content from public service media (PSM), including the BBC , as part of efforts to combat “misinformation.” A Green Paper published June 22 suggests requiring platforms to make so-called “trusted” news sources more visible, even if users do not actively seek them out. DETAIL: The proposal, outlined in the government’s new media Green Paper, comes as growing numbers of…Open
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In this episode of "Bradley on the Border," Ali sits down for an exclusive interview with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. Together, they discuss the biggest issues facing the Lone Star State and the nation. Abbott talks about why Texas needs to stay red in the midterms, how he plans to crack down on AI data centers' use of water and power, and plans to finish the state's border wall. On the issue of data centers, he tells Ali the companies behind them “must reduce electricity costs for residential customers, as well as small business customers.” On the border, he added Operation Lone Star is still active and will remain as they are still seeing people and drugs come into the country illegally, saying they’re now working with their federal…