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#illegals
Fox News: Trump admin deporting illegal immigrants convicted of a crime is wildly popular among New York voters: poll
A Siena College poll reveals that 79% of New York State registered voters support President Trump's plan to deport illegal aliens convicted of crimes, with 91% of Republicans and 69% of Democrats in favor. Conversely, support for deporting non-criminal illegal aliens is lower, at 39%.
The poll also indicates a partisan divide on federal deportation efforts, with 48% supporting state cooperation and 31% opposing it. Notably, 81% of Republicans favor supporting federal efforts, while only 28% of Democrats agree. Trump has promised significant deportation actions if elected.
#politics
The Western Journal: Flashback: The Creepy David Hogg Interview Where People Thought He Was a Crisis Actor
David Hogg, an anti-Second Amendment activist, was recently elected as a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee. His appointment has drawn ridicule from conservatives on social media, who question his appeal to young men and label him a "crisis actor" from the aftermath of the Parkland shooting.
Critics argue that Hogg's image does not embody the masculinity the Democrats seek to attract young male voters. Public-safety activist Andrew Pollack, whose daughter was a Parkland victim, humorously endorsed Hogg, suggesting he might inadvertently drive more young men to conservative views.
The Western Journal: Trump Calls Out Democrats for 'Purposefully Delaying' Nominees, Warns That It Will Cost Them
President Donald Trump criticized Senate Democrats for allegedly delaying the confirmation of his nominees, claiming it jeopardizes national safety. He urged Republicans to act decisively and highlighted that only eight of his Cabinet nominees have been confirmed so far.
Trump's remarks come as multiple nominees face challenges in the Senate, with some experiencing contentious hearings. Support is building for former Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, nominated for a key intelligence position, as Republican senators express their backing.
Breitbart: Report: W.H.O. Appeals for Global Action to Force Washington to Reconsider Withdrawal
Global leaders are urging President Trump to reverse his decision to withdraw U.S. funding from the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), which could lead to significant financial issues for the agency. The U.S. contributes nearly $988 million, making it the largest donor.
Trump's executive order to suspend funding has raised concerns about W.H.O.'s reliance on American contributions, as the agency faces a deficit for 2024. W.H.O. officials are seeking to engage U.S. representatives to reconsider the funding cut.
#society
Breitbart: REPORTS: LAPD Surrenders Streets to Mexican Flag-Waving Protesters
LAPD officers reportedly retreated during a protest in Los Angeles, allowing demonstrators waving Mexican flags to occupy streets without arrests. Eyewitnesses noted the police, initially in riot gear, left the scene as protesters celebrated their apparent victory.
The protests were in response to President Trump's deportation policies, with demonstrators also displaying Honduran and Salvadoran flags. LAPD officers expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to stand down.
The Western Journal: Watch as Laughing Tucker Casually Shreds Piers Morgan's Claims That the UK Is Free
Piers Morgan continues to advocate for gun control in the UK, despite criticism from Tucker Carlson during a recent interview. Carlson argues that the UK has lost freedoms, including the right to self-defense, and highlights a growing knife crime issue as a failure of the current system.
The discussion reflects a broader concern about government control and individual liberties, with Carlson asserting that restrictions on firearms correlate with restrictions on free speech. The debate underscores ongoing tensions regarding personal freedoms in the UK.
GB News: Teenage girl mauled to death by shark in horrific attack while swimming at tourist hotspot in Australia
A 17-year-old girl died after a shark attack while swimming at Woorim Beach on Bribie Island, Australia. Emergency services responded to the scene, but the girl succumbed to life-threatening injuries shortly after the incident, marking the second fatal shark attack in Australia this year.
The attack follows the death of surfer Lance Appleby in January, also from a shark incident in South Australia, which has seen a rise in shark attacks recently. Both locations are popular tourist spots known for their coastal waters.
Breitbart: Transgender Netflix Oscar Nominee Karla Sofía Gascón Cries Through Hour-Long Interview: 'I Am Not a Racist'
Karla Sofía Gascón, the first transgender performer nominated for an Academy Award, has issued a public apology following backlash over past social media posts that included insults towards Muslims and mockery of George Floyd. Gascón claimed to be a victim of a smear campaign and expressed a desire to learn from her mistakes.
The controversy has created a PR crisis for Netflix as it campaigns for Gascón's nomination ahead of the Oscars. Co-star Zoe Saldaña publicly distanced herself from Gascón, emphasizing her intolerance for negative rhetoric against any group.
The Telegraph: The Washington DC crash was not a matter of DEI. It was a ‘Swiss cheese’ moment
The recent air collision in Washington DC involving a CRJ-700 passenger jet and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter highlights the critical need for effective crisis communication. Those in charge must prioritize consoling families, providing reassurance about safety, and ensuring accurate information is disseminated.
In such tragedies, it is essential to balance empathy with the urgency of addressing public concerns and initiating investigations to prevent future incidents. Proper communication can mitigate fears and foster trust in the systems designed to protect lives.
#economy
Le Monde: US stocks open sharply lower after Trump tariffs
Wall Street opened sharply lower as President Trump initiated trade wars with Canada, Mexico, and China, causing significant declines in major indices. The Dow fell 1.4%, S&P 500 dropped 1.7%, and Nasdaq slumped 2.1%, raising concerns over prolonged inflation and economic growth.
Market analysts are uncertain whether these tariffs are a temporary negotiating tactic or a long-term strategy, contributing to a negative sentiment. Investors will be closely watching upcoming negotiations and key earnings reports this week.
Breitbart: Poll: Americans More Bullish on U.S. Economy Under Trump
A recent Gallup poll indicates a surge in optimism among Americans regarding the economy and stock market under President Donald Trump, with 53% predicting economic growth in the next six months, the highest since 2005. Additionally, 61% anticipate rising stock values, the most positive outlook since 2001.
This optimism aligns with forecasts from economists and Federal Reserve policymakers, who expect moderate growth and a slight decline in inflation. The poll reflects a notable shift in sentiment, particularly among Republicans, as Trump resumes his presidency.
Forbes: Ford, Nvidia And Tesla Among Hardest Hit As Tariffs Drag Down Stock Market
The U.S. stock market experienced significant declines on Monday as investors reacted to President Trump's upcoming tariffs on goods from Canada, China, and Mexico. The S&P 500 fell 1.5%, the Dow Jones dropped 1.2%, and the Nasdaq decreased by 1.9%, with notable losses in the auto sector and tech companies.
Tariffs particularly impacted companies reliant on international supply chains, including major automakers and tech firms with heavy China exposure. The cryptocurrency market also suffered, with Bitcoin prices dropping 7% since Friday, contributing to a $500 billion loss in market value.
#culture
On The Water: Angling Artist: Matt Doyle
Matt Doyle's passion for fishing began at age 10, inspired by trips with his father and grandfather. This connection to the outdoors fueled his artistic career, leading him to study fine arts and specialize in oil painting, capturing the beauty of bass and other wildlife.
Now an accomplished artist, Doyle has achieved his dream of being featured on magazine covers and was named "Wildlife Artist of the Year" in 2024. He continues to create from his home studio while introducing his own children to the joys of fishing.