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#illegals
Fox News: Venezuela agrees to resume deportation flights in response to pressure from Trump
The Venezuelan government has agreed to resume accepting deportation flights from the U.S., following pressure from the Trump administration. This decision comes as ICE ramps up deportations, with over 32,000 arrests of illegal immigrants.
Special envoy Richard Grenell announced that flights will begin again, aimed at improving the deportation process. Trump emphasized the need for Venezuela to honor its commitments regarding the return of criminals.
#politics
Fox News: Dems, facing shutdown, previously criticized Republicans for 'political games' during gov funding fights
Senate Democrats are poised to potentially shut down the government this week in response to a Republican-led funding bill, despite previously criticizing GOP lawmakers for similar actions. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer emphasized the importance of funding the government, yet Democrats are advocating for a "clean" stopgap bill, complicating the situation as the funding deadline approaches.
Republicans have labeled this potential shutdown a "Schumer shutdown," pointing to past Democratic warnings about the consequences of such actions. Democrats argue that the responsibility lies with Republicans, who control the House, Senate, and White House, to ensure government funding.
GB News: 'I wish we'd had the guts to do this!' Ex-Tory Minister heaps praise on Starmer for swinging axe on NHS England
Sir Keir Starmer's decision to abolish NHS England has garnered praise from Conservative peers, with some acknowledging it as a significant move to reduce bureaucracy and restore democratic control over the health service. The Prime Minister claims it will save £500 million annually and improve frontline services.
However, the announcement has sparked outrage among unions, who argue that the health service requires more staff and better pay to retain experienced employees. Critics from the Labour left and former Prime Minister Liz Truss have also expressed their views on the need for further reforms in the public sector.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Dems Divided
The White House has withdrawn its nomination for the CDC director amid ongoing political tensions. Senate Democrats are divided over a House-passed stopgap spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, with some members expressing frustration during a private meeting.
President Trump is pushing for budget cuts and has taken a softer stance on Gaza, while his administration faces challenges with federal workforce reductions and scrutiny over immigration policies. A federal judge has also ordered the reinstatement of probationary workers at six agencies.
Fox News: New poll details Americans' views on Trump and Musk
President Trump’s approval rating is currently at 42%, down from 46% in January, according to a recent Quinnipiac University poll. His handling of key issues, particularly the economy, shows significant discontent, with 54% disapproving of his approach.
Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, faces backlash, as 60% of voters disapprove of its actions regarding federal workforce cuts. The polls reveal a stark partisan divide, with Republicans largely supporting Trump and DOGE, while Democrats and independents express significant disapproval.
Breitbart: Ilhan Omar’s Daughter Promotes Fundraiser for Detained Pro-Hamas Activist Mahmoud Khalil
Isra Hirsi, daughter of Rep. Ilhan Omar, is promoting a fundraiser for Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate facing deportation after being arrested for violent campus activities. The fundraiser has raised over $360,000 to support Khalil's legal defense and family.
Khalil is accused of promoting anti-American sentiments and has been linked to violent protests. A judge has temporarily halted his deportation. Omar has expressed pride in her daughter's activism and continues to advocate for Khalil's release amid ongoing controversy surrounding her own statements on Israel and antisemitism.
Fox News: Democratic Rep. Raul Grijalva dead at 77
Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., passed away at 77 due to lung cancer-related issues. He served in Congress since 2003 and was known for his leadership on the House Natural Resources Committee, advocating for climate action, healthcare access, and immigrant rights.
His death prompted condolences from colleagues, highlighting his commitment to working people and community-driven initiatives. Grijalva's legacy includes significant investments in conservation and social programs.
Le Monde: Trump takes US birthright citizenship to Supreme Court
President Trump has taken his effort to end birthright citizenship to the Supreme Court after lower courts blocked his executive order. The order aims to deny citizenship to children born in the U.S. to undocumented parents, challenging the 14th Amendment.
The Justice Department is seeking to limit the scope of the injunctions against the order to specific plaintiffs, arguing that universal injunctions hinder executive functions. The Supreme Court's decision could have significant implications for Trump's immigration policies and executive power.
#society
GB News: Boots introduces new scheme where Britons can cash in by recycling beauty and health products
Boots is launching the Recycle at Boots scheme, rewarding customers with £5 in Advantage Card points for recycling five empty health and beauty products. The initiative aims to reduce waste, as research shows 80% of Britons keep empty products in their bathrooms.
The program accepts various items, including mascara wands and toothbrushes, and is available at 800 stores nationwide. Boots also highlights the importance of recycling and offers tips for using up products before disposal. Additionally, unopened items can be donated to The Hygiene Bank.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hungary demands end of sanctions against Holland & Barrett oligarch
Hungary is urging EU leaders to lift sanctions on Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, who owns Holland & Barrett and has been under sanctions since March 2022 due to ties to the Russian government. Budapest demands his removal from the sanctions list in exchange for supporting sanctions on other Russian individuals.
Led by Viktor Orbán, Hungary has been critical of the sanctions, claiming they have harmed its economy by €19bn. Orbán argues that Hungary should not bear the consequences of supporting Ukraine.
Times Of Israel: Witkoff reportedly presents new proposal for Gaza truce extension to Israel, Hamas
US special envoy Steve Witkoff proposed a new outline to extend the Gaza ceasefire for several weeks in exchange for the release of five living and 10 dead hostages. Families of hostages expressed concern that this deal could prolong their loved ones' captivity.
Israel responded positively to the proposal, while Hamas awaits a response. If no agreement is reached soon, Israel may return home, and mediators could push for a smaller interim deal. The situation remains tense, with families demanding a comprehensive agreement for the return of all hostages.
Fox News: Trump downplays China-Russia-Iran nuclear talks, says they may discuss 'de-escalation'
President Trump downplayed the significance of an upcoming nuclear summit in Beijing involving Iran, Russia, and China, suggesting they might discuss "non-nuclear problems" instead. He expressed hope for future negotiations on nuclear de-escalation, citing past discussions with Putin.
Trump raised concerns about China’s nuclear capabilities, claiming they could surpass the U.S. soon, despite expert reports indicating this is an exaggeration. He emphasized the need for reduced nuclear arsenals, acknowledging the destructive power of nuclear weapons and hinting at potential negotiations with North Korea.
#health
Fox News: Popular frozen drink linked to children’s illness, study finds
A study from University College Dublin warns that slush ice drinks may pose health risks to children, with 21 cases of illness reported between 2009 and 2024. Symptoms included severe drops in blood sugar and metabolic issues, leading to hospitalization.
Researchers advise parents to monitor slush drink consumption, especially those containing glycerol, which can be harmful in large doses. The UK and Ireland's food safety agencies recommend avoiding these drinks for children under four and limiting intake for older kids.