By Louis Casiano Fox News
Published August 19, 2026 8:23pm EDT
Nearly 70,000 illegal immigrants and foreign criminals have been returned or deported from the United Kingdom since the Labour Party came to power in July 2024, the BBC reported.
“Instead of trying to train these mainly young, male illegal immigrants to behave in a civilized way towards women, they should be deported,” Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said.
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The same behavior is already appearing among adults.
Researchers studying smart-glasses recordings found persistent interactions with women who appeared uncomfortable or attempted to disengage. Meanwhile, CBS News recently reported the case of a woman who discovered that an ordinary interaction had secretly been recorded with Meta smart glasses only after acquaintances began sending her the resulting social-media video. It reportedly accumulated more than 200,000 views across platforms before being removed.
Similar concerns are surfacing in workplaces. Employees have complained about customers and others recording them with smart glasses, while businesses and institutions are beginning to wrestle with whether such devices should be restricted.
British cinemas have begun restricting camera-enabled smart glasses over recording concerns, and courts in England and Wales have also prohibited their use in courtrooms.
These responses suggest society is beginning to understand the problem.
When cameras become nearly indistinguishable from ordinary clothing, traditional assumptions about when we are being recorded begin to collapse.
Story by Terell Wright
In April, Rep. Tony Gonzales (R., Texas) quit after admitting to an affair with a member of his staff who later died by suicide. Democrats now see a chance to pick up the seat, after pro-gun YouTuber Brandon Herrera, known for controversial comments, won the GOP nomination, though the Republican remains favored.
Gonzales departed just as Rep. Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.) left Congress and the state governor race over allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault from multiple women. Swalwell denied the allegations.
Another Democrat, Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida, also resigned that month over allegations of financial fraud, money laundering and campaign finance rule violations. She called the process a “witch hunt.” She is running Tuesday to win back a seat in Congress.
Both the Swalwell and Cherfilus-McCormick seats are in solidly blue districts and are expected to stay in Democratic hands.
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As I (Elizabeth) was praying the other day the Lord spoke to me about breaking the curse placed on me as a woman to cause me not to be successful or become a failure in my business.
As I was praying and breaking this curse I realized that this curse would also affect the ministry that the Lord has called me to.
As we all know, until the last few years, women in the work place have been hired at lower salaries as men even though they may do the same work.
The men have said that women should not be paid the same because they are not the heads of their households.
This day we know that that statement is not true.
More women are without a husband and are raising their children and taking over as the head of the house.
Also, in the church some men have said that women should not be allowed to minister.
The thoughts and words spoken against us regarding our salaries, positions at the work place or places of ministry have put curses on us to keep us from being successful or cause us to be failures.
Even though in the last few years things have changed and women are being paid better and more women are being allowed to minister the curses are still there.
These curses will keep women at a certain level mentally, spiritually and financially.
The Word of God says in Galatians 3:13 – Amplified Bible Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed [is] every one that hangeth on a tree.
The meaning of the word curse here is curse.
So in the Name of Jesus we break the curse placed on us to cause us to be unsuccessful or failures in the work place, businesses and ministry.
Sample Warfare Prayer to break these curses:
Father,
In Jesus Name,
I break the power of the words spoken against me as a woman by men,
or anyone else, that have caused me to be unsuccessful or a failure in my business,
work place,
home as head of my house,
and ministry.
[Then you command all demons of failure, etc. to go in Jesus Name.] AMEN
This weekend I heard a sermon that touched on a few of the biggest disasters throughout history, one of them being the sinking of the Titanic.
Of the 1,347 people who perished, something close to 90% were men who gave up their lives so women and children could live.
In another story, the sinking of a ship called “The Empress of Ireland” in 1914, there were 130 Salvation Army officers on board — some of them old women — who gave up their life preservers, even to strong men, saying, “I can die better than you can.”
What the pastor said made me think: If you were one of the survivors and someone gave his or her life up to save yours, wouldn’t it change the way you lived from that day forward?
Most of us would agree — Yes, definitely!
And yet Jesus gave up His life for us. We have all been on that sinking ship (and maybe still are), but Jesus gave us a life preserver — one he paid for with his life. We have been saved, ultimately, from the greatest disaster.
Has if profoundly changed the way we live? Are we living a true Christian life, or are we only walking with God when it’s convenient?
By Tokyo Reporter Staff on July 16, 2026
Tokyo Metropolitan Police have arrested a 34-year-old company employee for allegedly breaking into a Tokyo home and stealing women’s underwear while the resident was asleep, reports Nippon News Network (July 15).
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, Noritaka Furiya is accused of trespassing into a residence in Akishima City this past May and making off with eight items of women’s underwear, valued at approximately 4,000 yen.
Investigators allege Furiya slipped into the detached house through an unlocked front door. Taking advantage of the sleeping resident, he rummaged through a chest of drawers to steal the garments before fleeing the scene.
Upon his arrest, Furiya fully admitted to the allegations.
“I did it to relieve pent-up frustration,” the suspect told police. He also confessed to a history of similar crimes, stating, “I have stolen underwear many other times.”
The surrounding area has recently been plagued by a string of similar break-ins where women’s undergarments were targeted. The MPD is currently investigating Furiya’s involvement in these serial thefts.
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