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#illegals
Human Events: 29 suspected Mexican cartel members extradited to the US to face justice
Mexico extradited 29 defendants to the U.S. on Friday, facing charges including racketeering, drug trafficking, and murder. The individuals are linked to major drug cartels designated as terrorist organizations, such as the Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG.
Among those extradited, 23 face life sentences, while 5 could receive the death penalty. This move follows U.S. pressure and the designation of these cartels as terrorist groups, with the Trump administration planning significant tariffs on Mexico.
#politics
Fox News: Blue state workers rally around top Trump official targeting congestion pricing: 'Borderline stealing'
New York City workers criticized the city's congestion pricing in a new ad, calling it excessive and detrimental to their daily commutes. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy echoed these sentiments, labeling the tolls a "cash grab" and urging for their end.
Despite pushback from federal officials, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has pledged to resist the tolls, asserting the program is lawful and has filed a lawsuit to support this stance. The tolls, which generate significant revenue, are currently enforced in Manhattan below 60th Street.
Fox News: Trump to make English official language of US in new executive order
President Trump plans to sign an executive order making English the official language of the U.S., reversing a 2000 mandate by Bill Clinton that required federal agencies to assist non-English speakers. The U.S. has not had an official language in its history.
The order aims to recognize multilingual Americans who have embraced English and to support immigrants in achieving the American dream through a shared language.
#society
The Telegraph: Airliner seconds from crashing in fog at Channel Islands airport
An Aurigny Air flight nearly crashed at Guernsey Airport last summer due to poor visibility and communication issues between the pilots. The aircraft descended to just 60 feet above the runway before the co-pilot took control to avoid disaster, just seconds before impact.
The incident highlights significant concerns regarding aviation safety standards and communication protocols. Fortunately, no injuries were reported from the flight, which had 57 passengers on board.
The Western Journal: Indiana Man Arrested for Threatening to 'Gut' Elon Musk - Loses Rifle, Pistol, Ballistic Vest
David Cherry, a 28-year-old from Indiana, was arrested for making violent threats against Elon Musk, including intentions to "gut" him and "parade" his corpse. Authorities seized an AR-15-style rifle, a handgun, and a ballistic vest from Cherry's home after he made multiple threatening posts on social media.
Cherry faces intimidation charges and was released on a $2,500 bond. His defense attorney argued that the threats constituted political speech, a claim that raises concerns about the potential for inciting violence against public figures. Law enforcement's response highlights the seriousness of such threats in the current political climate.
#economy
Forbes: Thai Scion Taps U.S. Gas Wells To Help Family’s Coal Giant Go Green
Banpu CEO Sinon Vongkusolkit is steering the Southeast Asian coal giant towards a clean energy future, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. The company plans to reduce coal's revenue share from 60% to under half by 2030, while investing heavily in gas, renewable energy, and carbon capture technologies.
Despite ambitious goals, Banpu faces challenges, including a significant drop in net profits and reliance on coal prices. The transition to cleaner energy sources will require balancing traditional operations with new investments, as Sinon emphasizes the importance of decarbonization alongside reliable energy generation.
#culture
GB News: Kate Middleton ‘knows exactly what she’s doing’ as she risks ‘war’ with Meghan Markle
A "jam war" is emerging between the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Sussex. Princess Kate recently offered her plum jam recipe for free to young volunteers, while Meghan Markle plans to sell premium strawberry jam priced between £25 and £30 per jar through her lifestyle brand.
Royal commentator Charles Rae noted the contrasting approaches, emphasizing that Kate's gesture is likely to attract significant interest. Meanwhile, Meghan's upcoming Netflix series "With Love, Meghan" is set to premiere soon, focusing on personal tips and tricks.
#health
The Western Journal: Unknown Illness Sweeping Congo After Group of Children Eat Bat, 53 Now Dead
A mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has resulted in 53 deaths, with 419 reported cases since January. The outbreak began after three children consumed a bat, leading to symptoms of hemorrhagic fever. Testing for known viruses returned negative, but some samples tested positive for malaria.
Health authorities and the WHO are investigating the outbreak, which highlights a growing risk of zoonotic diseases in Africa, with a 63% increase in such outbreaks from 2012 to 2022. Experts stress the need for improved surveillance and containment to prevent further spread.
#technology
Fox News: How to restore a deleted text message on iPhone
Apple devices allow users to recover recently deleted messages through a built-in feature in the Messages app. Users can enable Message Filtering to organize texts into categories, making it easier to manage messages and reduce spam.
To recover deleted messages, users can access the "Recently Deleted" section in the Messages app, with options to recover all or individual messages. Note that only messages deleted within the last 30-40 days can be retrieved.