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#illegals
Fox News: Chicago alderman accuses Mayor Johnson only listening to 'hyper-White liberal progressives' on immigration
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faces criticism from several aldermen regarding his handling of immigration policies and the influx of migrants. Alderman Nick Sposato expressed concerns that Johnson is not listening to constituents, while Alderman Ray Lopez accused him of prioritizing progressive views over the needs of various communities.
Residents have voiced frustration over city spending on migrant shelters amid a budget deficit, with some aldermen advocating for local law enforcement to assist ICE in detaining migrants with criminal records. The situation has intensified following recent violent incidents involving migrants.
#politics
The Mirror: 5 wild things Donald Trump did on his 14th day back in the White House
Donald Trump's early presidency has been marked by controversial policies and statements, including threats of significant tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China, and potentially the UK, raising fears of a global trade war. His comments on diversity recruitment following a plane crash have also drawn widespread criticism.
Additionally, Trump has expressed a desire to shut down the US Agency for International Development, threatened to cut funding to South Africa, and reiterated claims about reclaiming the Panama Canal from Chinese control. These actions suggest a shift in US foreign policy priorities and a move towards more aggressive stances.
The Mirror: No10 gives surprise Donald Trump verdict despite global trade war fears
Downing Street has expressed confidence in Donald Trump's trustworthiness despite his recent announcement of 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, raising concerns of a global trade war. Trump criticized the EU's trade practices and threatened tariffs on the UK, although UK officials believe they may avoid such measures due to a lack of trade deficit.
The UK government emphasizes its strong trade relationship with the US, valued at £300 billion, and is committed to free trade. They remain optimistic about navigating potential tariff implications while refraining from commenting on Trump's actions towards other countries.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: DANNY DANON: Trump-Netanyahu meeting has 3 things on the agenda that could change the Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, D.C., marks a significant moment as he meets with President Donald Trump, the first foreign leader to do so since Trump's return to office. The discussions will focus on the hostage release framework, the Iranian threat, and potential normalization with Saudi Arabia.
The meeting aims to strengthen U.S.-Israeli relations and promote regional stability, following the historic Abraham Accords. Despite challenges posed by Hamas, Israel remains committed to peace and security while pursuing strategic alliances in the Middle East.
Times Of Israel: Sharaa to discuss defense pact, Turkish bases in Syria with Erdogan
Syria's transitional President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are set to discuss a defense pact in Ankara, which may include establishing Turkish airbases in central Syria and training for a new Syrian army. Turkey aims to bolster its influence in Syria following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, while also addressing threats from Kurdish groups.
The proposed agreement could enable Turkey to defend Syrian airspace and play a significant role in military training. Talks will also cover potential Turkish bases in the Badiyah region, signaling Turkey's strategic positioning in the region amid shifting alliances.
#economy
The Telegraph: Who wins and who loses in a global trade war
Donald Trump has initiated tariffs on his four largest trading partners: Canada, China, Mexico, and the EU. Tariffs on China, which constitutes 14% of U.S. imports, will begin on Tuesday. Canada and Mexico have been given a month’s delay due to border security negotiations.
The impact of these tariffs will differ across each nation.
#culture
GB News: BBC Silent Witness fans 'in tears' ahead of last episode in the series as some admit: 'Out of control!'
Viewers of the BBC One crime drama "Silent Witness" are expressing strong emotional reactions as the series approaches its season finale. The penultimate episode featured a dramatic shooting and left fans feeling both anticipation and reluctance about the show's conclusion.
Fans praised the season's storytelling and character development, with many sharing their conflicted emotions on social media. Despite the intense plot, lighter moments were also included, such as character Nikki Alexander exploring wedding dresses. The finale is set to air tonight, with a 29th season already confirmed.
#technology
Fox News: How to easily transfer files and photos off a computer to your hard drive
To manage your computer's storage effectively, consider using an external hard drive for file transfers. Choose between HDDs for larger capacities at lower prices or SSDs for faster speeds and durability. Ensure your drive has the right connectivity for optimal transfer speeds.
You can transfer files manually via Finder on Macs or File Explorer on Windows, or opt for automated solutions like cloud storage services and backup software. Regular backups are essential to protect important files and maintain a clutter-free digital environment.