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#politics
Breitbart: Sen. Tom Cotton Slams ‘Evil’ Gazan Culture, Backs Trump’s Gaza Policy
Senator Tom Cotton condemned Palestinian culture after a parade celebrating the deaths of Israeli children, calling it "evil." He aligned with President Trump, asserting that Gaza should no longer be considered a Palestinian entity and criticized leftist support for Palestinians.
Cotton's remarks followed the return of hostages' bodies by Hamas and highlighted a broader cultural issue beyond the terrorist organization. He supported Trump's plan for Gaza's resettlement and reconstruction, emphasizing a need for a new approach to the ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Judge adjourns case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, stops short of dismissing the charges
A U.S. judge has postponed the trial of New York City Mayor Eric Adams regarding corruption charges, neither dismissing nor proceeding with them. This follows a request from U.S. Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove to drop the charges, citing their impact on other Justice Department priorities.
Adams, indicted on five federal charges related to campaign contributions and travel perks, has pleaded not guilty and denies any wrongdoing. The ongoing legal issues may jeopardize his reelection in 2025, with calls for his resignation already emerging.
Fox News: House GOP elections chair makes explosive prediction despite Dems' heavier cashflow
House Republicans, led by NRCC Chair Richard Hudson, remain optimistic about retaining control of the House in 2026, despite being outraised by Democrats in early 2025. Hudson emphasized the party's commitment to fundraising and voter turnout, citing past successes.
Democrats, however, are poised to challenge Republicans, with DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene criticizing their focus on wealthy donors over everyday issues. Hudson believes the political landscape favors Republicans, especially with Trump’s unique mandate and the dynamics of the upcoming elections.
Breitbart: Carville: Trump 'Collapse' Is Already Underway
Democrat strategist James Carville stated on Fox News that he believes President Trump's political collapse is already in progress. He urged Democrats to remain passive and allow the situation to unfold, citing declining poll numbers and potential impacts of tax cuts for the wealthy.
Carville emphasized the importance of patience, suggesting that Democrats should not rush to act but instead wait for opportunities as the political landscape shifts.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC to CPAC: ‘World War III has been canceled’
Jack Posobiec addressed CPAC, declaring a mission to restore freedom and the Constitution under Trump's leadership. He criticized bureaucrats and promised action against illegal immigrants, traffickers, and foreign agents, asserting that Trump's presidency embodies the founding values of America.
Posobiec emphasized the need for accountability in Congress regarding taxpayer dollars and warned judges opposing Trump's orders. He framed Trump's journey as divinely inspired and urged attendees to prepare for challenges ahead.
Fox News: Rep. Cory Mills denies wrongdoing as police investigate alleged 'assault'
Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., is under investigation for an alleged assault at his Washington, D.C. residence. The Washington Metropolitan Police Department is conducting an active criminal investigation after responding to the incident.
Mills denies any wrongdoing, with his spokesperson stating that law enforcement was called to resolve a private matter and expressing confidence that the investigation will exonerate him.
Fox News: Trump admin turns tables on policy 'exploited' by Biden DHS to shield more Haitians from deportations
The Trump administration has canceled an extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants, reducing their protection from deportation. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem stated that TPS will now end in August instead of February 2026, citing concerns over the program's broad use.
This decision follows a pattern of revoking TPS for various nationalities, including Venezuelans, and aims to restore the program to its original temporary nature. The administration argues that TPS has been exploited and emphasizes a crackdown on illegal immigration.
Fox News: VA gubernatorial candidate mocks Carville for saying she’ll lose, reminds him of failed 2024 prediction
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears responded to Democratic strategist James Carville's prediction that she will lose her gubernatorial race, mocking his past failures in political forecasting. She emphasized her campaign's focus on job creation and parental involvement in education, asserting a competitive race against Rep. Abigail Spanberger.
Polling indicates a close contest, with some surveys showing Earle-Sears trailing Spanberger. Carville's previous predictions, including a confident forecast for Kamala Harris in the presidential race, have not materialized, leading Earle-Sears to question his credibility.
#society
GB News: Britons could be hit with new restrictions in Spain as Palma proposes crackdown on tourists
Tourism agencies in Mallorca oppose a proposed rule from Palma City Council to reduce tour group sizes from 70 to 20. Critics argue this change could harm local tourism, raise operational costs, and lead to higher tour prices, ultimately affecting visitor spending at local businesses.
Industry leaders suggest improving visitor flow management instead of cutting group sizes. The proposal is currently under public comment and awaits a final council vote, with potential implications for Mallorca's tourism landscape amidst growing anti-tourist sentiment.
Breitbart: Argentine Court Drops Charges Against 3 People Tied to the Death of Pop Star Liam Payne
An Argentine court has dropped charges of criminal negligence against three individuals linked to the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne, who fell from a hotel balcony last October. The court ruled that prosecutors failed to prove negligence on the part of the defendants.
However, two other individuals remain in custody on charges of supplying Payne with narcotics prior to his death. The ruling comes after a toxicology report indicated Payne had alcohol, cocaine, and a prescription antidepressant in his system at the time of the incident.
The Western Journal: Watch: Riley Gaines Loses It When Trans Activists Says Combine Olympics and Paralympics
Riley Gaines expressed disbelief during a podcast when transgender activist Blossom C. Brown suggested combining the Olympics with the Paralympics. Gaines highlighted the absurdity of such claims, emphasizing the need for separate competitions based on physical differences.
The exchange illustrated the ongoing tensions surrounding transgender participation in sports and the challenges faced by advocates for women's sports in addressing these issues.
#military
Fox News: Obama fired top military officers to align Pentagon with his policy vision, now Trump set to do the same
Rumors have emerged that Secretary Pete Hegseth may be preparing to dismiss several top Pentagon officials, reminiscent of past administrations' efforts to realign military leadership with political objectives. Notably, President Obama dismissed Army Gen. David McKiernan in 2009, marking a significant shift in military command during wartime.
The article outlines various instances of military leadership changes under Obama, including the firing of Gen. James Mattis and Gen. Michael Flynn, often linked to disagreements over military strategy and policy. Current claims of a potential list of military dismissals by Hegseth remain unverified, with congressional leaders reporting no knowledge of such a document.
#history
Times Of Israel: US Supreme Court deals severe blow to lawsuit by Holocaust survivors against Hungary
The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed a lawsuit by Holocaust survivors against Hungary for property confiscated during World War II, citing federal law that protects sovereign nations from such suits. The justices ruled that the survivors did not meet the legal requirements needed to proceed.
This decision follows a trend of limiting legal recourse for Holocaust-related claims in U.S. courts, as seen in a previous case involving Germany. The survivors aimed to hold Hungary accountable for its role in the genocide, particularly through its railway system.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis is 'fine,' condition not life-threatening, doctors say
Pope Francis, 88, is hospitalized with pneumonia and chronic bronchitis but is not in life-threatening condition. Doctors report he is responding well to treatment and is expected to remain in the hospital for at least another week.
He is receiving oxygen supplements as needed and has shown slight improvement. There are no signs of sepsis, a significant concern for his health.
#crime
The Western Journal: California Fire Captain Brutally Murdered, Manhunt Underway for Partner
California fire captain Rebecca Marodi, 49, was found dead from multiple stab wounds in Ramona. The primary suspect is her partner, Yolanda Marodi (Olejniczak), who has a history of violence, having previously served time for fatally stabbing her husband. A manhunt is underway.
Sheriff's detectives are investigating the circumstances of the homicide, with reports indicating a toxic relationship marked by jealousy. Authorities are seeking information on Olejniczak's whereabouts.
Fox News: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer wants out of sex-trafficking case, says can't continue under any circumstances
A lawyer for Sean "Diddy" Combs has requested to withdraw from his federal sex-trafficking case, citing reasons protected by attorney-client privilege. Despite this, Combs' legal team remains intact, and the trial is scheduled to begin on May 5.
Combs faces serious charges, including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking, with a potential sentence of 15 years to life if convicted. The prosecution's case is expected to take three weeks, while the defense estimates one week for their arguments.
Breitbart: UK Announces Crackdown on Online Retailers to Combat Knife Crime
The UK government is introducing stricter penalties for online retailers selling knives to minors, following a rise in knife crime. Named "Ronan's Law," the legislation aims to increase jail sentences for offenders and requires retailers to report suspicious purchases to police.
Additionally, a new offense for possessing an offensive weapon with intent for violence will be added to the Crime and Policing Bill, carrying a potential four-year prison sentence. The government emphasizes the need to tackle online sales as part of a broader strategy to address knife crime.