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#illegals
The Telegraph: Migration from Russia and Belarus into EU jumps by almost 200pc
Migrants from Russia and Belarus are increasingly seeking refuge in the European Union, with crossings rising by 192% last year, according to Frontex. Approximately 17,000 unauthorized migrants entered, primarily from Ukraine, Ethiopia, and Somalia, despite a general decline in illegal entries.
This surge contrasts with an overall 38% drop in illegal migration to the EU, marking the lowest level since 2021.
#politics
Fox News: JONATHAN TURLEY: The critical explanation missing from Jack Smith's Trump report
The recent release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on Donald Trump’s alleged election interference reveals little new information and raises questions about the validity of the obstruction claims. Smith's reliance on a concurrence from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is seen as an attempt to stretch legal interpretations to secure convictions.
The report suggests that Smith may continue to pursue charges despite a Supreme Court ruling that could undermine his case. Critics argue that Smith's approach prioritizes securing convictions over legal precedents, potentially leading to further legal challenges.
#society
Fox News: FAA investigating after United, Delta flights nearly collide before landing at Phoenix airport
The FAA is investigating a near-collision between a United Airlines flight and a Delta Air Lines flight while landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Both flights received alerts about each other's proximity and landed safely after air traffic control issued corrective instructions.
The United flight, carrying 123 passengers from San Francisco, and the Delta flight, with 245 passengers from Detroit, both followed safety protocols to avoid disaster. The FAA is looking into the incident to understand the loss of required separation.
Fox News: Airline calls for airport bars to limit number of alcoholic drinks per passenger
Ryanair is urging EU airports to limit alcohol sales to two drinks per passenger to curb disruptive behavior, following a flight diversion caused by an intoxicated passenger. The airline is filing a civil suit for over $15,000 in damages related to the incident.
Ryanair's CEO highlighted the increasing aggression among intoxicated passengers, complicating management for airline staff. The airline emphasizes its zero-tolerance policy towards misconduct and aims to enhance safety for all travelers.
Breitbart: ‘Climate Warrior’ Leonardo DiCaprio Slammed for Fleeing Deadly L.A. Fires on a Private Jet
Leonardo DiCaprio faced backlash after arriving in Mexico on a private jet while wildfires ravaged Los Angeles, resulting in significant destruction and loss of life. Critics highlighted the hypocrisy of his climate activism as he escaped the crisis, with private jets being notably more polluting than commercial flights.
Despite his past pledges to combat climate change and invest in renewable energy, many questioned the sincerity of his commitment in light of his recent actions. The incident has reignited discussions about the responsibilities of celebrities in addressing environmental issues.
#health
Le Monde: UK's Princess Kate announces her remission from cancer
Catherine, Princess of Wales, announced she is in remission from cancer after receiving treatment at The Royal Marsden Hospital. She expressed gratitude to the hospital staff and shared her hopes as the new joint patron of the facility, aiming to support cancer research and patient care.
The visit was significant for the princess, who recently completed chemotherapy and reflected on the challenges of her diagnosis. Both she and King Charles III have returned to public life following their cancer treatments.
#crime
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh, accomplice ordered to pay millions in money scheme after housekeeper's death
A federal judge in South Carolina has ordered Alex Murdaugh to pay $14.8 million and his associate Cory Fleming nearly $3.8 million for their roles in a scheme to steal over $4 million in insurance funds from the estate of Murdaugh's deceased housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield.
Murdaugh, already serving multiple life sentences for murder and financial crimes, conspired with Fleming to mislead Satterfield's family into suing his insurance company, ultimately diverting the settlement funds. The judge noted Fleming's actions were critical in enabling Murdaugh's theft.
Breitbart: Diddy Sued by Woman Alleging He Drugged and Sexually Assaulted Her When She was 16
Sean “Diddy” Combs faces a lawsuit from a woman, referred to as Jane Doe, who alleges he drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2000 when she was 16. The complaint details how she accepted a ride from Combs, who allegedly gave her a drink that made her incapacitated before the assault.
Combs’ representatives deny the allegations, asserting that he has never sexually assaulted anyone. He is currently in jail awaiting trial for multiple serious charges, including sex trafficking, with a trial date set for May 5.
Forbes: Diddy Says Government Trying To Police Sex Lives: Here Is The Latest On Sean Combs’ Federal Case
Sean "Diddy" Combs' lawyers have requested that the judge in his federal case compel prosecutors to release nine videos they claim will demonstrate that his sexual interactions with an alleged victim were consensual. They argue that the prosecution's actions reflect a "sexist and puritanical" agenda.
Combs faces serious charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking, with prosecutors alleging he used coercion and violence in his dealings with women. His legal team maintains that he is being unjustly prosecuted and has denied all allegations against him.
#science
GB News: Mysterious black hole leaves scientists baffled after it starts flashing unexpectedly
Astronomers have observed a supermassive black hole, 1ES 1927+654, exhibiting unusual "flashing" behavior, with X-ray emissions increasing in frequency from every 18 minutes to every seven minutes. This phenomenon, never seen before, may be caused by a spinning white dwarf near the black hole's edge.
The discovery raises questions about the stability of objects close to black holes and could lead to the detection of gravitational waves. Future observatories may confirm this hypothesis, which has been detailed in the journal Nature.