ACTBLUE HIDES FOREIGN CASH, SALAZAR BLASTS TRUMP DEPORTATIONS | JUST THE NEWS - NO NOISE

House GOP investigators drop new ActBlue findings. Mark Carney courts Europe as Trump threatens tariffs. Iran keeps making enemies. A Trump-endorsed Republican attacks the president's deportation drive on TV. John Solomon and Amanda Head cut through it with Rep. Jim Jordan, Ambassador Carla Sands, and 21-year Border Patrol veteran Art Del Cueto.   House Judiciary, Oversight, and Administration committees released a third interim report alleging ActBlue used weak passport checks, told staff to give donors "the benefit of the doubt," and later saw its legal/compliance team collapse after 2024. Republicans say foreign money slipped through and evidence was withheld. ActBlue calls it a political stunt and points to a third-party review. Jim Jordan is in the middle of the probe.   Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament after Ursula von der Leyen floated making Canada the EU's first "associate member." Carney pitched deep cooperation on minerals, defense, AI, energy, and space. Trump called the move potentially "hostile" and warned of heavy tariffs on Europe. Is Ottawa biting off more than it can chew?   Tehran is still trading blows with the U.S. and Israel, targeting shipping and regional bases while alienating Gulf states, Europe, and even would-be partners. Sanctions, tanker hits, and missile threats keep stacking up. Who's left in Iran's corner?   Rep. María Elvira Salazar (R-FL), Trump-endorsed and in House leadership, released an ad telling the president some enforcement "has gone too far" and that Hispanic voters who backed him in 2024 "feel betrayed." She cites ICE data on detainees with no criminal record and pushes her Dignidad bill. Border veteran Art Del Cueto brings the ground-level view.   Is Salazar warning the GOP about a midterm problem—or undercutting the mandate voters just gave Trump?