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#illegals
The Federalist: Cities Offering ‘Sanctuary’ Deny It To Their Own Residents
Sanctuary cities across the U.S. shield illegal immigrants from deportation, even when they commit serious crimes. In Washington, D.C., local laws prevent cooperation with ICE, allowing offenders to be released back into communities without notification, leading to repeated offenses.
This issue extends beyond major cities, with numerous states and jurisdictions enacting similar policies. Critics argue these sanctuary laws prioritize the rights of illegal immigrants over public safety, as they complicate the ability of federal authorities to enforce immigration laws and protect victims of crime.
#society
GB News: Millions of Britons could see car insurance policies cancelled and claims refused for carrying passengers
UK motorists are being cautioned that their passengers' actions could jeopardize their car insurance policies. As carpooling rises due to households sharing vehicles, drivers must ensure that all passengers behave appropriately, as they are legally responsible for their safety and conduct.
Failing to properly restrain children or pets, or allowing distractions that impede driving, could lead to insurance claims being denied or policies canceled. Experts emphasize the importance of maintaining control over the vehicle and the behavior of passengers to avoid serious financial repercussions.
The Western Journal: 'He Died a Hero': Church Deacon Killed While Protecting Children at Easter Event
A church deacon, Eddie Shed, was killed while protecting children during an Easter event in Gulfport, Mississippi. Shed intervened in a violent dispute stemming from a child custody issue, resulting in his death as he shielded others. Tyran Deion Gable has been charged with murder.
Shed, 39, was head of the church's security team and is remembered as a hero by community members. The church is supporting the victims and their families, while police continue to investigate the incident.
The Federalist: After Trump EOs, Smithsonian Page Pushing Racism Disappears
The Smithsonian's "Talking About Race" project has been removed following President Trump's executive orders aimed at ending racial discrimination and government diversity programs. The project faced criticism for promoting negative stereotypes about white people.
The Smithsonian stated it is integrating content from the project into its main website to enhance user experience. The removal aligns with Trump's directives to eliminate content that fosters division based on race.
Fox News: Amazon Haul: 10 spring favorites for less than $15
Amazon has launched Amazon Haul, an affordable shopping platform featuring items starting at $2.99. Customers can enjoy free shipping on orders over $25 and discounts of 5% on $50 purchases and 10% on $75 orders.
Spring favorites include a floral boho skirt for $12.99, a golf swing training aid for $3.39, and various gardening products. Other deals feature women's pajamas, hair clips, and plant hangers, all designed to enhance spring and summer lifestyles.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it killed Hezbollah special ops commander in drone strike in south Lebanon
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed a Hezbollah commander, identified by local media as Ali Najib Baydoun. The strike also resulted in three injuries, including a child, amid ongoing concerns from the UN about civilian safety and casualties from Israeli military operations in the region.
Since a ceasefire began in late November 2024, the UN reported at least 71 civilian deaths due to Israeli actions, while the IDF claims over 120 Hezbollah operatives have been killed. The US continues to urge Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah and maintain the ceasefire.
#crime
The Western Journal: GOP HQ and Tesla Arson Suspect's ID Revealed - Sick Background Explains So Much
Jamison Wagner, a 40-year-old from Albuquerque, has been charged with arson for attacks on a Tesla dealership and the Republican Party of New Mexico headquarters. Investigators linked him to the incidents through surveillance footage, and he is described as a nonbinary bisexual individual with ties to antifa and Black Lives Matter.
Wagner's social media presence reveals anti-Trump sentiments and affiliations with far-left ideologies. The Department of Justice emphasized that political violence will not be tolerated, stating that those involved will face prosecution.
The Western Journal: 'Idiots' Filmed Destroying Lake Mead Rock Formations Convicted After 2-Day Trial, Deadline Underway
Two men, Wyatt Clifford Fain and Payden David Guy Cosper, were convicted for destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area. They were filmed laughing as they pushed sandstone formations off a cliff, leading to widespread outrage.
Facing a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine, many argue this punishment is too lenient for the irreversible damage caused. The case raises concerns about the protection of national parks and the consequences for similar acts of vandalism in the future.