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#illegals
Le Monde: Sweden's all-out tightening of migration policy
Sweden's government, led by Immigration Minister Johan Forssell, has announced stricter citizenship requirements, increasing the residency period from five to eight years and imposing new obligations on applicants, including a test on media roles and integration efforts.
In 2024, Sweden recorded only 9,645 asylum applications, the lowest since 1996, with just 6,250 residence permits granted for asylum or family reunification, marking a significant decline in immigration numbers.
#politics
The Telegraph: Mark Carney, ex-Bank of England governor, runs to replace Canada’s Trudeau
Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England, has declared his candidacy to succeed Justin Trudeau as leader of Canada's Liberal Party. He launched his campaign in Edmonton, emphasizing the need for systemic change.
If successful, Carney would lead the country into the next general election, which is due by late October. Trudeau's resignation follows internal party pressures after nine years in office.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and RICHARD BARIS: ‘Mike Pence has delusions that he’s more important than he is’
Mike Pence is urging Republican senators to oppose Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination for Secretary of Health and Human Services, citing concerns over Kennedy's pro-choice stance on abortion. Pence's organization, Advancing American Freedom, claims Kennedy's views conflict with the pro-life agenda of the Trump administration.
Richard Baris criticized Pence for being out of touch with public sentiment and suggested he is being used by pro-lifers and big pharma. The nomination of Kennedy is anticipated to lead to a contentious confirmation process, especially as former President Trump adopts a more moderate view on abortion.
The Federalist: Official Who Led 'Russiagate' Probe Warns Bondi To Avoid 'Weaponization"
During a confirmation hearing for Attorney General Nominee Pamela Bondi, former DOJ official Mary McCord emphasized the need for impartiality in the agency to prevent its "weaponization." McCord, who led the controversial investigation into Trump’s ties to Russia, insisted that the next attorney general must adhere strictly to the rule of law.
Senator Eric Schmitt criticized the DOJ's perceived political targeting of Trump over the past four years, suggesting it has eroded public trust in the agency. He expressed support for Bondi, hoping she would restore credibility and focus on administering justice fairly.
Le Monde: US recovers $31 million in federal payments to dead people
The US government has recovered over $31 million in federal payments mistakenly issued to deceased individuals, with projections of more than $215 million to be reclaimed during a three-year access to the Social Security Administration's death records.
Officials emphasize that this is just the beginning, advocating for permanent access to enhance fraud prevention and protect taxpayer funds. The initiative aligns with former President Trump's agenda to improve government efficiency.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: While Trump, Biden claim credit for Israel-Hamas cease-fire, some Republicans call it a 'bad deal'
Republicans express skepticism over the recent Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal, questioning its reliability and the trustworthiness of Hamas. Rep. Brian Mast emphasized his lack of faith in the group, while Sen. Tom Cotton criticized the Biden administration's handling of the situation.
The cease-fire aims to facilitate the release of hostages, including Americans, and provide a path to peace for Palestinians. The deal, brokered with Qatari assistance, involves a phased release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, but faces delays and disagreements within the Israeli government.
#economy
GB News: Nissan boosts British industry and secures 'hundreds of jobs' with new plant producing electric car motors
Jatco Ltd has opened a new £48.7 million manufacturing facility in Sunderland, enhancing the UK's electric vehicle production. The plant will create 183 jobs and produce electrified powertrains for Nissan's nearby factory, supporting Nissan's EV36Zero project.
This expansion reflects confidence in the UK economy and aims to strengthen the electric vehicle supply chain. The facility is expected to begin supplying components in 2026, contributing to the production of 340,000 units annually.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Over half say Biden administration made the economy worse
As President Biden leaves office, his job approval rating stands at 42%, with 70% of voters rating the economy poorly. A Fox News poll indicates that 52% believe his administration worsened economic conditions, while inflation concerns have risen to 89%.
Biden's personal favorability has dropped to 40%, down from 59% at the end of 2020. Compared to previous presidents, his approval is lower than Obama and Clinton but slightly higher than George W. Bush. Only 13% of voters feel they are financially ahead, while 42% feel they are falling behind.
#technology
Forbes: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Test-Launch Of Starship Takes Off After Delay—But Loses Contact With Starship
SpaceX launched its Starship on a seventh test flight from Boca Chica, Texas, but lost communication shortly after liftoff. The Super Heavy booster was successfully caught, marking a reuse of one of its engines, but issues arose during the ascent phase.
The flight was intended to last over 66 minutes and included a payload deployment test with replica Starlink satellites. SpaceX plans to provide details on the launch failure and has requested FAA approval to increase annual Starship launches from five to 25.