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#illegals
Breitbart: Fmr. Obama ICE Director: Trump 'Created Additional Deterrence', Sent Message 'There's No More Crossing the Border'
John Sandweg, former acting ICE Director, noted that Trump's election has deterred illegal border crossings, with a reported 95% decrease since 2024. He acknowledged that Trump's rhetoric and executive actions contributed to this decline, although Biden's new asylum rules also played a role.
However, Sandweg warned that this decrease in crossings could lead to lower deportation and arrest numbers for ICE.
#politics
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Adds Insult to Injury for AP After Federal Judge Shuts Down Outlet's Request
A federal judge denied the Associated Press's request to regain access to the White House after the outlet continued to use the name "Gulf of Mexico" instead of the newly designated "Gulf of America." The judge ruled that the AP did not demonstrate a likelihood of success in its case.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt celebrated the ruling, emphasizing that access to the president is a privilege, not a right. She stated the administration aims to hold media accountable for accuracy and has expanded opportunities for independent journalists.
Fox News: Bill Maher singles out MSNBC, saying he’s ‘not that guy’ that hates everything Trump does
Bill Maher asserts his centrist stance, rejecting the idea of pre-hating everything proposed by President Trump. He acknowledges both positive and negative aspects of Trump's agenda, emphasizing that he won't dismiss ideas simply because they come from Trump.
Maher critiques the extreme views on both sides of the political spectrum, particularly calling out the left for their unwillingness to entertain opposing opinions. He identifies as an old-school liberal and expresses frustration with how his comments are often misinterpreted by those seeking to categorize him politically.
Fox News: Federal watchdog releases first DOGE-era report detailing areas of government prone to fraud, waste and abuse
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has released a report identifying 38 areas within the federal government vulnerable to fraud, waste, and abuse, coinciding with a House Oversight Committee hearing. The report highlights $84 billion in savings from GAO recommendations over the past two years and emphasizes the need for improved disaster recovery processes.
Chairman James Comer criticized the federal government's inefficiency and called for action to address the issues outlined in the report, which includes significant improper payments in programs like Medicare and Medicaid. The GAO also urged better coordination between public and private sectors regarding cybersecurity developments.
Breitbart: Trump Endorses Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio Governor
President Trump endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio governor, praising him as a "good person" who loves the country. Ramaswamy expressed gratitude for the endorsement and outlined his vision to make Ohio a leading state for business, family, and education.
Ramaswamy emphasized his commitment to reviving Ohio's potential and improving its educational standards. He aims to lead the state towards excellence and growth.
Fox News: Trump surprises first White House tour of the year
President Trump made an unexpected appearance during a White House tour, thanking guests and engaging them with light-hearted remarks. His visit prompted a "USA!" chant from the crowd, highlighting the excitement of the moment.
Public tours of the White House are available through congressional requests, showcasing various historic rooms and the Kennedy Garden, with Secret Service officers providing information along the route.
Forbes: Service Staffers Resign After DOGE Takeover—Citing Refusal To ‘Dismantle Critical Public Services’
At least 21 former employees of the U.S. Digital Service resigned, protesting the agency's transition to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under Elon Musk. They expressed concerns over the agency's cost-cutting measures and potential risks to public services and sensitive data.
The resigning staffers, including engineers and data scientists, criticized DOGE for actions that contradicted the mission of improving government services. They highlighted issues such as political loyalty questioning and the firing of technical experts, which they believe jeopardizes their commitment to serve the American people.
#society
GB News: Princess Beatrice and Edoardo have a secluded holiday home in Africa
Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi reside in a Cotswolds farmhouse and have a holiday retreat on Lamu Island, Kenya, providing a private escape from their busy lives. Edoardo's family ties to Lamu influence his property development company, 'Banda,' named after the Swahili word for 'house.'
Their Cotswolds home, valued at £3.5 million, has been renovated, including a luxury guesthouse. They also have access to Portuguese getaways due to Princess Beatrice's sister, Eugenie, relocating there for her husband's job in property development.
Fox News: NSA investigates 'secret sex chats' under guise of DEI on internal agency message board
Federal employees in the intelligence community are under investigation for allegedly misusing an internal messaging board to discuss sexual fantasies and experiences related to gender transition, under the guise of diversity and inclusion. The NSA is actively looking into these claims, which involve explicit discussions among members of various agencies.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard condemned the behavior as "unacceptable" and emphasized the need for accountability. The discussions reportedly took place in DEI-focused groups and raised concerns about the appropriateness of the content shared by individuals with top-secret clearances.
On The Water: Common Dolphins in the East River...in February?
Dolphins have been spotted in New York City waters, including the East River and Newtown Creek, raising questions about their presence in such urban, industrial areas. Reports indicate a small resident population of common dolphins, with sightings increasing over the past four years.
The nonprofit Gotham Whale is dedicated to studying and advocating for marine mammals in NYC. Their work highlights the challenges these animals face in busy waterways, especially during feeding seasons. Residents are encouraged to report sightings to aid in research efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: US sanctions over 30 entities for aiding Iranian oil sales
The U.S. has sanctioned over 30 individuals and oil tankers in China, India, and the UAE for facilitating Iranian oil sales that finance militant groups. This includes key figures in Iran's oil sector and various brokers involved in the sale and transportation of Iranian petroleum.
These sanctions aim to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero, as part of a broader strategy to prevent the country from acquiring nuclear weapons. The Treasury emphasizes that any dealings with Iranian oil carry significant risks of sanctions.
#military
Le Monde: Three years of war seen by Ukrainian soldiers: 'The world hasn't seen a war like this for a long time'
Ukrainian soldiers reflect on three years of conflict with Russia, highlighting the emotional toll and challenges faced on the front lines. One elite soldier, known as "John," shares his struggles with injuries, depression, and the loss of comrades, emphasizing the war's intensity.
Despite reassignment to a secret service unit, John continues to fight on the front lines, now tasked with high-risk missions across Ukraine and potentially into Russia.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis in critical but stable condition, has CT scan, Vatican says
Pope Francis remains in critical but stable condition after a CT scan, with no acute respiratory episodes reported. He has been hospitalized for over a week due to a complex respiratory infection that led to pneumonia. Doctors are monitoring his health closely.
Despite his fragile state, the Pope resumed work and expressed gratitude for prayers. His prognosis remains guarded, with concerns about potential complications like sepsis. This hospitalization marks the longest of his papacy.
The Western Journal: Medicare Pays 34,000% More Than We Do for This $7 Cancer Drug: Pharmacy Owner
A pharmacist highlighted a stark price difference for the cancer drug imatinib, known as Gleevec, which costs $7 for pharmacies but $2,400 for Medicare. This discrepancy, attributed to pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), raises questions about the efficiency and costs of the U.S. healthcare system.
The report indicates that PBMs, which control a significant portion of the market, often lead to higher costs and fewer choices for patients, contradicting their claims of providing savings. This situation calls for a reevaluation of how medical care is financed in America.
#crime
The Western Journal: Another Trans Suspect: Man Nailed by FBI as Horrific Would Be Mass Shooter, Ends up Booked in Women's Jail
Seth "Andrea" Gregori was arrested by the FBI and Corpus Christi police for allegedly planning a mass shooting targeting police, reminiscent of the 2016 Dallas ambush that resulted in multiple officer fatalities. Gregori is identified as a transgender individual, raising questions about gender classification in custody.
Authorities emphasized the importance of community vigilance in preventing mass violence, noting that potential attackers often display warning signs. The investigation is ongoing, with further details expected from the Nueces County District Attorney's Office.
Fox News: Woman behind bogus Graceland auction plot pleads guilty to federal charge
Lisa Jeanine Findley pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a scheme to defraud Elvis Presley's family and steal ownership of Graceland. She falsely claimed Presley’s daughter borrowed $3.8 million and threatened to sell the mansion if a $2.85 million settlement wasn't paid.
Findley will be sentenced on June 19, facing a reduced penalty under a plea deal. The case attracted global media attention, with allegations of fabricated loan documents and identity theft. Graceland, now a museum, generates significant economic impact for Memphis.