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#illegals
Fox News: SCOOP: Trump budget chief Vought to tell GOP senators $175B needed 'immediately' for border security
OMB Director Russ Vought will urge Republican senators for $175 billion in border security funding during a Senate GOP lunch. He will emphasize the need for resources to enhance border enforcement, including personnel, detention capacity, and technology, to counter Biden-era policies.
The funding request aligns with Senate Committee on the Budget Chairman Lindsey Graham's reconciliation bill. Vought's presentation aims to secure support for initiatives like the "Remain in Mexico" program and military support for deportation operations.
#politics
Fox News: 'This has to stop': House Dem faces backlash for 'promoting physical violence' at DOGE protest
Democratic Rep. Kweisi Mfume has sparked controversy after calling for a "street fight" at a protest against Elon Musk's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which aims to cut government waste. Conservatives criticized Mfume's remarks, accusing him of inciting violence and questioning media coverage of his comments.
In response, Mfume's spokesperson clarified that he meant engaging with voters to address concerns about government waste and corruption. The debate highlights tensions between Democrats and Republicans over the DOGE initiative, with Musk arguing that it targets fraud in federal entitlement programs.
Breitbart: Trump Orders End to Biden's Regulations on Household Appliances
Donald Trump is challenging Joe Biden's green energy regulations affecting household appliances. He has tasked EPA Secretary Lee Zeldin with reinstating Trump-era standards on sinks, showers, toilets, and lightbulbs, which Biden had previously rolled back.
Biden's climate policies have included stricter standards for appliances and a ban on incandescent lightbulbs, which critics argue lead to higher costs and less effective products. Republican lawmakers are also working to reverse these regulations.
Forbes: Here’s What To Know About Elon Musk’s DOGE—As Pete Hegseth Says Pentagon Will Welcome DOGE
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the Pentagon will collaborate with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to identify waste and improve efficiency within the Department of Defense. However, concerns have arisen regarding DOGE's access to sensitive Treasury data and its potential impact on government spending.
Musk's agency has faced legal challenges from Democratic state attorneys-general over its access to government payment systems, with critics arguing it could lead to unconstitutional spending cuts. Amidst controversy, Musk has also reinstated a staffer with a history of offensive social media posts, raising further questions about DOGE's operations and oversight.
CNSNews: Rep. Jordan Dares Democrats to Keep Attacking Musk and DOGE: ‘Go Ahead. Go Right Ahead’
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan criticized Democrats for attacking Elon Musk, who is revealing wasteful government spending. He emphasized that taxpayers want to see an end to unnecessary expenditures, citing examples like funding for a transgender comic in Ireland.
Jordan argued that Musk's efforts to expose government inefficiencies mirror his actions at Twitter, where he revealed government pressure on tech companies. He claimed that Americans support Musk's role in identifying wasteful spending and challenged Democrats to continue their criticism.
The Federalist: Can These GOP Bills Thwart Dems' Abuse Of Ballot Initiatives?
Republican state officials are responding to perceived abuses of the ballot initiative process by Democrats, aiming to raise the threshold for amending state constitutions. In Idaho, a proposal has advanced that would require a higher percentage of voter support and district representation for initiatives.
Similar measures are being pursued in other states, including Florida and Missouri, to enhance the integrity of the ballot process and prevent out-of-state influences. GOP lawmakers argue these changes are necessary to protect state constitutions from leftist agendas.
#society
Fox News: Pilot walks away unscathed after small plane crashes near Hampton Airfield in New Hampshire
A small plane crashed near Hampton Airfield in North Hampton, New Hampshire, on Tuesday morning. The pilot was unharmed, and no injuries were reported on the ground. First responders from Hampton Fire/Rescue assessed the situation, and the FAA has been notified.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation's Bureau of Aeronautics will investigate the cause of the crash. Hampton Airfield expressed gratitude that there were no injuries.
Fox News: Popular travel destination doubles controversial day-tripper tax, sparks reactions on social media
Venice, Italy, is doubling its access fee for day-trippers to combat overtourism, increasing it to $5.17 if booked four days in advance and $10.33 for last-minute bookings. The fee, effective April 18, applies only to the Ancient City and has exemptions for certain groups.
City officials aim to manage tourist flow while maintaining the city's integrity. Increased security measures will also be implemented at key locations. Reactions from the public vary, with some supporting the fee as a necessary measure for preservation.
The Federalist: Bloomberg Admits Trump Is Right About South Africa Land Grab
Bloomberg writer Mike Cohen acknowledges that South Africa's government is indeed seizing land from white farmers, despite initially claiming otherwise. The Expropriation Act allows for land to be taken without compensation, which aligns with President Trump's concerns about racial discrimination in these policies.
Cohen's article reflects a complex narrative where he admits the law's implications yet frames it positively, ignoring the violence and historical context surrounding farm attacks in South Africa. Critics argue this misrepresents the situation and downplays the risks faced by Afrikaners.
GB News: Campaigner blasts doctors performing trans breast surgeries should 'be in PRISON' in furious debate
A debate on GB News highlighted opposing views on NHS-funded transgender chest surgeries. Campaigner James Esses argued these procedures should be classified as grievous bodily harm and called for criminal charges against doctors performing them. In contrast, diversity consultant Katy Jon Went defended the surgeries as necessary for psychological relief when properly regulated.
Concerns were raised about the lack of evidence supporting the benefits of such surgeries, with experts suggesting potential harms for those who regret their decisions. The NHS stated that these surgeries are only provided to adults diagnosed with gender dysphoria and is currently reviewing its adult gender services.
Forbes: Kanye West Sued By Ex-Yeezy Staffer For Comparing Himself To Hitler, Calling Himself A Nazi
A former Yeezy employee has filed a lawsuit against Kanye West, alleging sex and religious discrimination. The plaintiff, a Jewish woman, claims West made antisemitic remarks, sent her explicit material, and insulted her via text messages.
The lawsuit details incidents where West compared himself to Hitler and made derogatory comments after she raised concerns about his behavior. She asserts that she was fired shortly after reporting his conduct.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Russia Releases American Marc Fogel As Trump Administration Pushes For End To Ukraine War
The Biden administration announced the release of American prisoner Marc Fogel from Russia after more than three years of detention on drug charges. Fogel, a teacher arrested for bringing medical marijuana into Russia, was sentenced to 14 years in prison.
He is now en route to the U.S. with Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and will be reunited with his family. Details of the exchange that facilitated his release have not been disclosed.
Fox News: American Marc Fogel released from Russian custody
An American teacher, Marc Fogel, who was detained in Russia since August 2021, is returning to the U.S., as announced by the Trump administration. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz confirmed that Fogel is leaving Russian airspace.
This news follows a rally by Fogel's family and supporters outside the White House earlier this year, advocating for his release.
Fox News: Chinese spy balloon was equipped with tech from at least 5 US firms: report
A Chinese spy balloon that traversed the U.S. in early 2023 was found to contain technology from at least five American companies, including satellite communication modules and surveillance equipment. The balloon, which Beijing claimed was a weather device, was shot down off South Carolina.
U.S. intelligence determined it was used for espionage, although no information was believed to have been transmitted back to China. The discovery raises concerns over the sale of U.S. technology to adversaries. The companies involved have stated they do not condone misuse of their products.
Human Events: Hamas says there’s no place ‘for the language of threats’ after Trump demanded they release all hostages
Hamas has dismissed President Trump's ultimatum to release Israeli hostages by Saturday, stating that threats are unhelpful in negotiations. This follows a ceasefire agreement that has seen delays in hostage releases, with Hamas citing Israeli violations as justification.
Israeli officials have condemned these delays as violations of the ceasefire terms, with Defense Minister Israel Katz warning of heightened military readiness. The fate of the remaining hostages remains uncertain.
#health
Forbes: Canned Tuna Sold At Walmart, Trader Joe's, Costco Recalled For Botulism Risk
Tri-Union Seafoods has recalled cans of tuna sold under various brands across 27 states due to a manufacturing defect that could allow contamination with the botulinum toxin, which causes botulism. No illnesses have been reported, and the recall is a precautionary measure.
Affected brands include H-E-B, Trader Joe’s, Van Camp’s, and Genova, with products sold at multiple retailers. Customers are advised not to consume the tuna and can return it for a full refund. For detailed information, the FDA website provides specifics on the impacted products.
#technology
Breitbart: AI Battle Royale: Elon Musk Bids $97 Billion to Buy OpenAI, Sam Altman Counters with Offer for X
Elon Musk has made a $97.4 billion unsolicited offer to acquire control of OpenAI, amid ongoing legal disputes with CEO Sam Altman. The bid, backed by several venture capital firms, aims to return OpenAI to its original mission as an open-source entity focused on safety.
Altman rejected the offer, humorously suggesting OpenAI would instead purchase Musk's social media platform X. Musk's legal battles with OpenAI continue, with a federal judge allowing parts of his lawsuit to proceed, raising questions about the future of the company and its transition to a for-profit model.