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#illegals
The Telegraph: Italian judges deal new blow to Meloni’s Albania migrant scheme
Italian judges have blocked Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's plan to detain migrants in Albania, referring the case to the European Court of Justice. This decision affects 43 migrants who must now be transferred to Italy, complicating Meloni's strategy to outsource migrant processing.
The plan, criticized by rights groups and opposition parties, aims to expedite repatriations of failed asylum seekers. The 49 migrants involved were intercepted while attempting to cross the Mediterranean, with arrivals in Italy significantly increasing compared to last year.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: The northern border is being ‘exploited by bad actors’
Jack Posobiec highlighted the porous nature of the northern US-Canada border during a recent visit to Vermont. He reported a significant increase in arrests in the Swanton Sector, with 19,000 recorded in 2024, and noted the ease of crossing for foreign nationals, including drug and firearm trafficking.
Posobiec emphasized the lack of resources at the border and described how individuals exploit local libraries as meeting points for illegal activities, allowing them to transfer contraband without crossing an official border.
#politics
The Western Journal: They Never Learn: All 8 Candidates for DNC Chair Blame 'Racism and Misogyny' for Kamala's Loss
All eight candidates for DNC chair attributed Kamala Harris' defeat in the 2024 election to "racism and misogyny" during a forum led by MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart. This response came despite Donald Trump's increased support from minority voters compared to previous elections.
Harris struggled with voter popularity and campaign effectiveness, spending over $1.5 billion while losing key swing states. Critics argue that her unpopularity and lack of a clear message contributed more to her loss than the factors cited by the DNC candidates.
Fox News: Trump administration to pause federal government websites in effort to eliminate DEI, anti-Trump content
The Trump administration plans to pause most federal government websites on Friday evening to eliminate DEI content and language opposing Trump's agenda. The duration of the website shutdown is currently unclear.
This move aims to remove content deemed "anti-Trump administration."
GB News: REVEALED: Five HUGE Brexit benefits the UK has enjoyed since leaving the EU - €600bn saved, trade deals, freedom and more
As the UK marks five years since leaving the EU, analysis highlights significant Brexit achievements in trade, employment, and legal independence. The UK has secured trade agreements with 99 countries, including joining the CPTPP, and exports to the US have outpaced those to the EU.
Employment has risen by over 2.1 million since the referendum, contradicting predictions of economic downturn. The UK has avoided substantial EU budget contributions, allowing for greater domestic spending flexibility. London Mayor Sadiq Khan, however, continues to advocate for closer ties with Europe.
Forbes: New York Gov. Refuses To Extradite Doctor Charged In Louisiana For Abortion Pill
A New York doctor, Dr. Margaret Carpenter, has been indicted in Louisiana for allegedly prescribing abortion pills to a minor, marking a significant legal challenge regarding interstate abortion laws. The case tests New York's shield laws designed to protect providers in states where abortion is legal.
Louisiana's strict abortion laws classify the prescription of abortion-inducing drugs as a felony, with severe penalties. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding reproductive healthcare access following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
#society
Fox News: Serbia rocked by anti-corruption protests after construction tragedy
Mass protests in Serbia have erupted over the collapse of a railway station canopy that killed 15 people, with tens of thousands of students demanding accountability. Prime Minister Milos Vucevic resigned amid the unrest, but protests continue, highlighting systemic corruption and negligence.
The protests reflect a broader discontent with the government, as students assert their independence from traditional political opposition. The situation remains tense, with security forces suppressing demonstrations, prompting further public outcry.
Fox News: Air traffic controller left early from work before crash: report
Air traffic control duties at Reagan National Airport were combined before a collision between an American Airlines flight and a Black Hawk helicopter. An air traffic controller was assigned both roles by a supervisor, despite typically separate operations during peak hours.
The FAA's preliminary report indicated that staffing was not normal for the traffic volume, with ongoing understaffing issues at the airport. While some sources claimed staffing was adequate, the situation has raised concerns about safety protocols and controller workload.
#education
The Federalist: Trump's Ed Department Ends Biden's Title IX Social Experiment
The U.S. Department of Education has reinstated the Trump administration's Title IX rules, reversing the Biden administration's changes that aimed to redefine sex and included gender identity. Critics argued Biden's rules threatened the safety and rights of women and girls in educational settings.
The reinstated rules aim to protect sex-segregated facilities and ensure due process for those accused of sexual misconduct on college campuses. The move follows a court ruling that deemed the Biden-era regulations unlawful and a violation of civil rights protections.
#crime
The Federalist: Report: 'Zizian' Trans Cult Connected To Multiple Killings
A Border Patrol agent was shot and killed in Vermont, linked to a violent group described as a "trans terror cult." The suspects, including Teresa Youngblut, were found with weapons and gear indicating potential criminal activity. The group is tied to a series of brutal attacks and murders.
The cult, led by Jack LaSota, is accused of influencing followers to commit violence. Concerns have been raised about the FBI's awareness of the ongoing threat posed by individuals still at large who have access to weapons.