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#illegals
The Economist: Donald Trump cries “invasion” to justify an immigration crackdown
Donald Trump has labeled migration at the southern border as an "invasion," a central theme in ten executive orders he signed on his first day in office. These orders aim to reverse Joe Biden's policies and reinstate Trump's first-term plans, despite a decrease in border encounters.
The measures range from seemingly benign to extreme, with some potentially illegal or unconstitutional. Trump's rhetoric and actions reflect a significant shift in immigration enforcement priorities.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant suspect in fatal hit-and-run arrested 800 miles from crime scene on bus headed to Mexico
U.S. Marshals have apprehended Juan Jahaziel Saenz-Suarez, a 27-year-old Mexican national, in Texas following a fatal hit-and-run incident in Urbana, Illinois. Saenz-Suarez is accused of rear-ending two women, Chloe Polzin and Katherine Abraham, who were stopped at a red light, resulting in their deaths.
Saenz-Suarez was located while attempting to travel to Mexico and had previously been deported from the U.S. Authorities coordinated efforts to ensure his arrest, and he is now awaiting extradition in Dallas County Jail.
#politics
The Federalist: GOP Sen. Moody Backs Pete Hegseth's SecDef Confirmation
Sen. Ashley Moody, R-Fla., has announced her support for Pete Hegseth's nomination as secretary of defense. Moody was recently sworn in after being appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, filling the vacancy left by Sen. Marco Rubio. Hegseth's nomination has moved forward despite media scrutiny.
GOP senators have rallied in defense of Hegseth amid allegations from his former sister-in-law, which have been denied by his ex-wife. They claim the media's portrayal is part of a smear campaign against Hegseth. The Senate may vote on his confirmation soon.
Le Monde: Micheál Martin becomes Ireland's new prime minister
Micheál Martin has been elected as Ireland's new Taoiseach, receiving 95 votes in the Dáil after a contentious delay. His appointment follows a chaotic session where opposition parties, led by Sinn Féin, forced multiple suspensions, disrupting the parliamentary process.
Martin criticized the divisive nature of modern politics, emphasizing the need for respectful debate. He noted that this was the first time in over a century that the Dáil failed to elect a government on schedule. The coalition government formed by Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael aims to stabilize the political landscape.
GB News: Council tax raid: Local authorities call for DOUBLE-DIGIT tax hikes to fund Labour's housing targets
Local authorities in Britain are proposing significant council tax increases, with some councils seeking hikes of up to 35.7%. These increases aim to address financial pressures and support Labour's target of 1.5 million new homes. The standard cap of 4.99% is being challenged as councils face mounting service challenges.
Councils like Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge have already approved steep rises, while others await government permission for their proposals. The financial strain has led to warnings that essential services may be compromised without adequate funding and planning resources.
The Economist: Two presidents compete over the worst abuse of the pardon power
Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden have made controversial decisions regarding the use of their presidential pardon powers, raising questions about the wisdom of granting such authority to them. The founders intended this power to be a means of mercy, but the actions of these presidents may lead Americans to reconsider its implications.
The article highlights how Trump's pardons, particularly those of violent offenders and figures associated with the January 6th events, have sparked significant debate. Meanwhile, Biden's decisions are also under scrutiny, suggesting a troubling trend in the exercise of this power.
The Economist: Donald Trump has rewritten the history of January 6th
Donald Trump issued a clemency order for nearly 1,600 January 6th rioters shortly after taking office, including a full pardon for Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who had been imprisoned for orchestrating the Capitol attack. Tarrio had anticipated this outcome post-election.
The pardons have reignited discussions about the implications of Trump's decisions on the political landscape and the activities of far-right groups like the Proud Boys. Critics argue that these actions undermine the rule of law and set a troubling precedent for the use of presidential pardon powers.
#society
The Epoch Times: Behind the Scenes With Steve Guttenberg
Steve Guttenberg's new book, “Time to Thank: Caregiving for My Hero,” reflects on his journey from a modest upbringing in Queens to Hollywood stardom, emphasizing his deep devotion to his parents, especially during his father's illness. The book combines personal anecdotes with insights into his career, portraying a heartfelt tribute to family support.
Guttenberg shares stories of his father's encouragement as he pursued acting, detailing their close bond and the lessons learned throughout his life. The memoir serves as both a celebration of his parents' influence and a candid exploration of the challenges faced during caregiving.
Human Events: Trans TikTok influencer Hollie Hanson sentenced to prison for domestic abuse against girlfriend
Hollie Hanson, a TikTok creator who identifies as non-binary, was sentenced to four years in prison for domestic abuse against a former girlfriend. The victim recorded the attack, which included strangulation and threats to kill, leading to the arrest.
Hanson exhibited possessive behavior, preventing the victim from communicating with others and committing further violent acts. The court deemed Hanson a "dangerous offender," and the case underscores that domestic abuse can occur in any relationship, including within the LGBTQ+ community.
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre reveals mom's cancer diagnosis — and why she kept it secret
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shared her personal struggles in a Vanity Fair piece, revealing her mother's battle with stage II colon cancer. Despite her public role, she kept her family’s health issues private, feeling the pressure of being the first Black, openly queer, and immigrant press secretary.
Jean-Pierre emphasized the challenges of navigating her responsibilities while caring for her mother, stating that society often does not allow women of color to show vulnerability at work. She noted that sharing her mother's diagnosis might have been perceived as an excuse, further complicating her role.
Fox News: Los Angeles wildfires: Veteran first responder says 'cool dad moment' with rookie son was years in the making
Fire Captain Bryan Akers encountered his son Mason, a first-year firefighter, while responding to the Los Angeles wildfires. This unexpected meeting marked a proud moment for Akers, a third-generation firefighter, who has covered over 30 large fires in his 22-year career.
Akers expressed pride in Mason's decision to join the firefighting profession, noting he never pressured him to do so. He emphasized the importance of safety and community support during these challenging times, comparing the current fires to the devastating 2018 Camp Fire.
Breitbart: Ukraine Arrests Officer Over Mystery $$$ Amid Draft Dodger Crackdown
A senior Ukrainian military officer, Chief Psychiatrist Oleh Druz, has been arrested amid a crackdown on draft dodging and corruption. The Security Services of Ukraine (SBU) found substantial cash and alleged unexplained wealth linked to Druz, who is accused of improperly granting military service exemptions for money.
This arrest is part of a broader initiative by the SBU targeting draft evaders and corrupt officials. As Ukraine faces a significant conscription challenge, the government has intensified efforts to combat bribery and ensure military readiness, with President Zelensky emphasizing the need for integrity during wartime.
Fox News: Ricki Lake says rebuilding after LA fires destroyed her home is 'exhausting and paralyzing'
Ricki Lake is committed to rebuilding her Malibu home after it was destroyed in the recent Palisades Fire. The actress described her former residence as a sanctuary for friends and family, expressing her determination to create something equally special despite the emotional toll of the loss.
Lake shared her struggles with the aftermath, including feelings of sadness and the challenge of processing her grief. She emphasized her intent to keep the land and build anew, while also acknowledging the hardships faced by others affected by the fires.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iraqi FM says Israeli researcher held hostage is alive, efforts ongoing to free her
Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Russian-Israeli researcher kidnapped in Iraq nearly two years ago, is confirmed alive, according to Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein. Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammed Shia al-Sudani is reportedly working for her release.
Tsurkov, who disappeared in March 2023, is believed to be held by the Iranian-backed militia Kataeb Hezbollah. Israel is collaborating with international allies to negotiate her freedom, leveraging recent regional changes that may facilitate discussions.
Breitbart: Rubio Promises Netanyahu 'Unwavering Support' for Israel
Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, reaffirmed America's strong support for Israel in a call with Prime Minister Netanyahu, emphasizing it as a priority for President Trump. He praised Israel's efforts against Hamas and Hezbollah and committed to aiding in the release of hostages.
As Israel continues its military operations in the West Bank, Rubio also discussed regional security concerns, particularly regarding Iran, in a separate call with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Times Of Israel: Foreign Press Association urges Israel to lift ban on Gaza access for journalists
The Foreign Press Association in Israel has called on the government to lift restrictions on foreign journalists' access to Gaza, citing a ceasefire with Hamas. They argue that the 15-month ban has hindered independent reporting and placed undue burdens on local journalists.
Despite previous rulings allowing restrictions due to security concerns, the FPA insists that with military activity reduced, there is no justification for continued limitations on press freedom in Gaza.
#crime
The Economist: Ross Ulbricht, pardoned by Donald Trump, was a pioneer of crypto-crime
Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road, was a pioneer in crypto-crime, launching the first dark-web drug marketplace in 2011. Inspired by "The Princess Bride," he operated under the alias "Dread Pirate Roberts," allowing users to trade anonymously using Tor and Bitcoin.
Ulbricht's actions have drawn attention to the complexities of crime in the digital age, raising questions about the implications of his pardon by Donald Trump. His case highlights ongoing debates over the use of executive power and the challenges of regulating online criminal activities.
Breitbart: ‘Diddy’ Files $50 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against Male Accuser, News Nation Parent Company
Sean "Diddy" Combs has filed a defamation lawsuit against Courtney Burgess and his lawyer, claiming they fabricated allegations of videos implicating him in sexual assaults on eight celebrities. The suit accuses them of spreading falsehoods to profit from media attention surrounding Combs, who faces sex trafficking charges.
Combs also sued Nexstar Media for airing Burgess' claims without verification. His attorney stated that the allegations have harmed Combs' reputation and jeopardized his right to a fair trial. Combs remains in custody, awaiting trial set for May 5.