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#illegals
Breitbart: Governors Ask President Trump to Let Them Import Low-Wage Workers
Colorado's Gov. Jared Polis and Oklahoma's Gov. Kevin Stitt are urging President Trump to allow state governors to manage work permits for illegal immigrants, a responsibility currently held by the federal government. They argue that this could enhance economic growth through background checks.
However, critics warn that such a shift could lead to competition among states to attract low-wage workers, potentially harming American families by lowering wages and increasing housing costs.
#politics
Fox News: FBI Director Kash Patel sworn in as acting ATF chief, visits DC HQ
Kash Patel was sworn in as the new FBI Director and acting head of the ATF, following a contentious confirmation process. His appointment has drawn criticism from Democrats, while Republicans, including the NRA, view it as a step toward reforming gun regulations.
Patel's leadership is expected to align with Donald Trump's vision for both agencies, focusing on Second Amendment rights and law enforcement integrity. Trump also appointed Dan Bongino as FBI deputy director, further emphasizing a law enforcement-oriented approach.
Fox News: Trump and Paramount seeking mediator, fueling settlement chatter in CBS News lawsuit
President Trump and Paramount are pursuing mediation in his $20 billion lawsuit against CBS News, suggesting a potential settlement. Trump's attorney emphasized the lawsuit's focus on alleged election interference and the need for accountability regarding "fake news."
The lawsuit gained traction after a judge ruled against CBS's motion to dismiss, with Trump adding Paramount Global as a defendant. The controversy centers on a "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris, which Trump claims was misleadingly edited. Paramount's controlling shareholder reportedly supports settling to avoid repercussions from Trump's FCC.
Times Of Israel: German election winner Merz urges harder line on immigration, independence from US
Friedrich Merz, Germany's conservative election winner, warned that the rise of the far-right AfD party, which garnered 20% of votes, is a critical signal for mainstream parties to address immigration issues. He aims to regain support from AfD voters by proposing stricter immigration policies.
Merz faces challenges in coalition talks, particularly with the SPD, amid deep divisions over immigration. He emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its defense capabilities and criticized the US for its indifference to European concerns, signaling a shift towards greater European independence.
Breitbart: FBI Director Kash Patel Sworn in as ATF Acting Director
Kash Patel has been sworn in as the acting director of the ATF, with support from Gun Owners of America. Reports indicate his appointment was confirmed by a Justice Department official, though the White House has not commented on the matter.
Patel's leadership comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the ATF from Republican lawmakers, and the administration's plans for the agency remain unclear.
#society
Fox News: Actress Natasha Lyonne clarifies remarks after saying 12-year-olds should be able to get abortions
Actress Natasha Lyonne clarified her comments about 12-year-olds obtaining abortions, stating her intent was to highlight the trauma faced by young girls who are victims of rape, particularly in states with restrictive laws. She expressed concern over the societal implications of such situations and the fear of speaking out.
Lyonne emphasized her personal experiences and the importance of protecting vulnerable populations, criticizing the current political climate and the impact on marginalized communities. She voiced her apprehension about the mob mentality and the erosion of moral values in society.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Has Emmanuel Macron managed to reason with Donald Trump?
European leaders are urgently working to maintain the transatlantic alliance, particularly in light of Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron met with Trump, claiming they made "substantive steps" forward in discussions aimed at preventing a U.S. withdrawal from support for Ukraine.
As diplomatic efforts intensify, the situation remains precarious, with upcoming visits from other European leaders, including British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, indicating a collective push to stabilize relations and support Ukraine amidst growing tensions.
GB News: Stephen Fry issues blistering take on Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as he fears a ‘cult of power’
Stephen Fry has raised alarms about the rise of fascism globally, criticizing a "cult of power" exemplified by leaders like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. He expressed concern over Trump's dismissal of Ukrainian President Zelensky and the implications for Western politics.
Amid ongoing tensions regarding Ukraine, protests in London highlighted fears of Ukraine being sidelined in peace negotiations. Demonstrators called for international support, emphasizing that "Occupation is not Peace" and urging for an end to Russian aggression.
Times Of Israel: Hamas said weighing quiet handover of slain hostages for delayed prisoners
Hamas is reportedly negotiating to transfer the bodies of two slain hostages to Egypt in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, amidst efforts to maintain a fragile ceasefire in Gaza. Israel is holding back the release of 602 prisoners until Hamas ceases its propaganda ceremonies during hostage exchanges.
The situation remains tense, with Israeli officials warning that the hostage-ceasefire deal is on the verge of collapse if an agreement isn't reached soon. Negotiations are ongoing for a second phase of the ceasefire, which would involve further hostage releases and a halt to fighting.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Rubio Rips U.N. as ‘Antagonistic' on Ukraine-Russia Resolution
Secretary of State Marco Rubio explained the U.S. vote against a UN resolution condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine, stating it was "antagonistic" and counterproductive to peace efforts. The U.S. later led a successful resolution calling for an end to the war, emphasizing the need for dialogue.
Rubio highlighted President Trump's commitment to peace, asserting that the U.S. aims to bring both Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table. He expressed hope for future discussions to address the conflict and reiterated that the goal is to end the war and alleviate human suffering.
#health
The Epoch Times: How Fraud and Waste Harm Medicaid
President Trump plans to cut federal spending, targeting health care, which comprises 30% of the federal budget. Medicaid, costing $616 billion in 2023, is under scrutiny for fraud and improper payments, which totaled over $31 billion that year. Proposed changes may include capping reimbursements and adding work requirements.
Fraud in Medicaid is challenging to quantify, with estimates suggesting federal losses between $233 billion and $521 billion annually. The complexity of the system and limited resources hinder detection and prosecution of fraudulent activities, ultimately impacting low-income beneficiaries who rely on the program.