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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Makes Major Change to Biden's Infamous CBP One App - Deportation Now Prioritized
The Trump administration is set to replace the Biden-era CBP One app with the new CBP Home app, aimed at facilitating self-deportation for illegal immigrants. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem stated this change seeks to restore integrity to the immigration system after the previous app allegedly allowed over 1 million illegal entries.
The new app will enable migrants to notify DHS of their departure and confirm their return to their home country, providing a legal pathway for potential future re-entry. This shift is seen as a significant move away from what critics labeled the Biden administration's exploitation of immigration laws.
#politics
Fox News: NASA shutters DEI office as Trump admin downsizes federal agencies
NASA will close several offices as part of President Trump's initiative to downsize the government, according to acting administrator Janet Petro. This includes the Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy, and the Office of the Chief Scientist, among others.
The agency is required to report its layoff plans by Thursday, aligning with Trump's executive order aimed at optimizing government efficiency. The closures are seen as a chance to reshape NASA's workforce for better efficiency and effectiveness.
Breitbart: CNN’s Van Jones: Democratic Party Is 'Screwed,' This Is a 'Nightmare'
Van Jones, a CNN commentator and former Obama adviser, criticized the Democratic Party's current state as a "nightmare." He highlighted internal crises, suggesting the party is stuck defending an unpopular status quo while alienating voters by labeling them negatively.
Jones argued that this strategy is ineffective and warned that Democrats must reassess their approach to regain support.
Fox News: Trump to sign disaster relief order putting states, localities in the driver's seat of catastrophe response
President Trump plans to sign an executive order that empowers states and local jurisdictions to lead disaster preparedness and response efforts. The order aims to streamline federal functions, establish a National Resilience Strategy, and prioritize risk-informed decisions to bolster community resilience against disasters.
This initiative follows criticism of FEMA's performance under the Biden administration, particularly after Hurricane Helene. Trump has emphasized the need for states to manage their own disaster responses and has previously signed orders aimed at improving FEMA's efficacy and addressing political bias within the agency.
#society
Fox News: Trump vows anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil was 'first arrest of many to come'
President Trump announced on Truth Social the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, labeled as a "Radical Foreign Pro-Hamas Student" at Columbia University. He stated this is the first of many arrests targeting individuals involved in pro-terrorist activities on campuses across the U.S.
Protests erupted at Columbia in support of Khalil, who is accused of leading anti-Israel demonstrations. Khalil’s attorney claims he was wrongfully detained by ICE, asserting he is a lawful permanent resident. He is currently held at a detention facility in Louisiana.
Times Of Israel: Gazan man who prayed for Allah to kill all Jews said to arrive in UK on migrant dinghy
A Gazan man known as Abu Wadei, who has posted videos inciting violence against Jews, arrived in the UK via a migrant dinghy. His background raises concerns about national security, with UK officials criticized for not tracking him. The Home Office has not confirmed details regarding his status.
Abu Wadei has a history of promoting anti-Israel sentiments and was previously active in Gaza. He reportedly lived in Europe for two years before reaching the UK. His arrival comes amid increasing antisemitic incidents in the country since the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
GB News: British drivers remain 'confused' by electric cars amid calls for tax breaks and VAT cuts on chargers
A recent AA survey reveals that UK drivers are confused about the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), with many misinformed about key aspects. While most are not opposed to EVs, 22% say they would never buy one, and a third mistakenly believe manual EVs exist.
The AA calls for a public awareness campaign to clarify EV benefits and urges the government to consider incentives to lower ownership costs. The UK aims for significant EV sales by 2030, with ongoing investments to support the transition.
Forbes: Mahmoud Khalil: Trump Says Columbia Protester’s ICE Arrest Is First Of ‘Many To Come’—What We Know
Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder and activist involved in pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, was arrested by ICE agents following the Trump administration's recent funding cuts to the university. His detention has raised concerns regarding the legality and motivations behind the action, with Trump labeling him a "Radical Foreign Pro-Hamas Student."
The Trump administration has indicated a broader crackdown on perceived anti-American activities linked to pro-Palestinian protests, threatening to revoke the immigration status of individuals associated with such actions. Khalil's arrest has drawn criticism from civil rights groups, who argue it represents a dangerous escalation against free speech and political dissent on college campuses.
Fox News: Dylan Mulvaney reacts to Gavin Newsom's remarks on trans athletes participating in women's sports
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney addressed California Gov. Gavin Newsom's comments on fairness in women's sports, noting her limited experience in athletics. She referred to fellow transgender athlete Schuyler Bailar for guidance and expressed her ongoing journey in her identity.
Whoopi Goldberg highlighted the challenges faced by trans athletes, equating them to those encountered by women in sports. Newsom acknowledged the fairness issue regarding biological males competing against women while emphasizing the need for compassion towards vulnerable communities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Sa’ar urges global leaders to renounce ‘pure evil’ of Sharaa’s Syria after massacres
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has called for international condemnation of Syria's new Islamist rulers following the massacre of over a thousand civilians since March 6. He expressed skepticism towards the interim government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, urging world leaders to recognize the ongoing violence and protect minority groups in Syria.
Sa’ar criticized the easing of sanctions on Syria by European nations and warned against legitimizing a regime responsible for atrocities. In response, Sharaa dismissed Israeli claims and promised accountability for the violence, while asserting that his government aims to unify the country despite recent unrest.
#economy
The Economist: Why Britons pay so much for electricity
Britain's electricity prices are primarily driven by expensive gas, despite recent advancements in renewable energy. In 2024, renewable sources like wind and solar generated the majority of the country's electricity, marking a significant milestone for the Labour government's clean energy goals.
While Labour has faced challenges in fulfilling its broader priorities, the focus on becoming a clean-energy "superpower" shows some promise. However, concerns remain about the government's approach to economic growth and housing development.
#culture
Breitbart: Trans Rocker Laura Jane Grace Slammed for ‘Pure Evil’ Lyrics at Bernie Sanders Rally: ‘Does Your God Have a Big Fat D*ck’
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders faced backlash after inviting transgender punk rocker Laura Jane Grace to perform at his rally in Wisconsin. Grace's song, featuring offensive and anti-Christian lyrics, drew criticism from conservative activists who labeled the event as “pure evil.”
Sanders, who is positioning himself as a leader against Trump, thanked Grace for her performance, which has sparked outrage on social media. Many attendees and commentators expressed shock at the content of the song and its implications for the Democratic Party.
#crime
Forbes: Los Angeles DA Will Pull Reduced Sentencing Recommendation For Menendez Brothers
Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced he will withdraw a resentencing request for Lyle and Erik Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. Hochman urged the brothers to "come clean" if they wish to have their life sentences reconsidered.
Former DA George Gascón had sought to reduce their sentences to 50 years to life, making them eligible for parole. This is a developing story.
#sports
The Western Journal: LeBron James Gets in the Face of ESPN's Stephen A. Smith in Heated Courtside Confrontation
LeBron James confronted ESPN's Stephen A. Smith courtside after the Lakers' victory over the Knicks, reportedly upset about comments regarding his son, Bronny. Smith acknowledged James' protective instincts but clarified his criticism was aimed at LeBron, not Bronny.
The Lakers, bolstered by the addition of Luka Doncic, are vying for a playoff spot despite James nursing an injury. Their next game is against the Brooklyn Nets.
#technology
Breitbart: Elon Musk Blames 'Massive Cyberattack' for X Outages
Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, experienced multiple outages in one day, affecting users globally. Musk attributed the issues to a significant cyberattack, suggesting involvement from a coordinated group or country.
The outages peaked at over 40,000 reports, prompting users to seek alternatives for communication. Speculation about the cause includes potential Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.