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#illegals
Fox News: AG Bondi details arrest of alleged top MS-13 leader who reportedly joined the vicious gang in middle school
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest of 24-year-old Henrry Josue Villatoro Santos, an alleged top MS-13 gang member, in Virginia. Santos, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, had reportedly been in the U.S. for over a decade and was charged with illegal gun possession.
Bondi criticized the Biden administration for not deporting Santos sooner, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among federal agencies in his capture. She expressed a desire to deport him to El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center, asserting that his removal would enhance public safety.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: The Left - Nothing Left But Mental Illness
The Glazov Gang features discussions on various topics, including political faith and the impact of the Left on American society. Recent episodes address themes such as mental illness in politics and the consequences of Democratic policies.
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The Western Journal: God Help Us: Colorado Democrat Makes Case for Killing Babies Because a Murder Is Cheaper Than a Birth - Video
Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie has proposed a bill to require Medicaid and public employee insurance to cover abortions, arguing it would save the state money. She stated that abortions are cheaper than childbirth, suggesting that the state would benefit financially from fewer births.
Critics argue that her comments dehumanize children and promote a disturbing view of life and death based on cost. They express concern over the implications of such a stance for future generations and the sustainability of government programs reliant on a growing workforce.
#society
GB News: Prince Harry blasted for ‘running away when s*** hits the fan’ after ‘bombshell’ resignation
Prince Harry has resigned from Sentebale, the charity he co-founded in 2006 to support children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in Lesotho. His departure follows significant internal conflicts within the organization, raising concerns about his wellbeing and commitment.
Critics, including Carole Malone, have condemned Harry for abandoning the charity, citing his previous promises of unwavering dedication. Supporters like Jonathan Lis highlight that Harry's co-founder also left, indicating broader issues within the charity.
Breitbart: Study: Cuba's Population Plummets 24% in 4 Years
A study by economist Juan Carlos Albizu-Campos reveals that Cuba is facing a significant population decline, with 24% of its population leaving in the past four years. Official estimates show only 8 million Cubans remain, far fewer than the regime's claims.
This demographic crisis, exacerbated by decades of communism, has led to severe humanitarian conditions, prompting mass migration. Albizu-Campos questions the accuracy of official population figures and highlights the aging population and declining birth rates.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Sudanese Army Claims Khartoum Recaptured After Two Years of Civil War
Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, leader of Sudan's Armed Forces, announced the recapture of Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) after two years of conflict. He claimed the city is now free, although small RSF pockets remain. The SAF has faced accusations of civilian casualties during the fighting.
Despite Burhan's declaration, analysts warn that the RSF still controls significant territory in western Sudan, and the conflict may continue due to ongoing foreign support for the RSF. The situation remains precarious, with a potential for further violence in the Darfur region.
Breitbart: China Launches Witch Hunt for Taiwan Backers After Communists Ousted from Island
The Chinese Communist Party launched a platform for citizens to report individuals in Taiwan who recognize it as a separate country, labeling them as "henchmen" of the Taiwanese government. This follows controversies over Chinese nationals in Taiwan advocating for violent actions against the island.
Taipei has revoked the residency of three women accused of spreading pro-China propaganda, including influencer Liu Zhenya. The Chinese government claims it has received numerous complaints about alleged anti-communist figures in Taiwan, while the Taiwanese government emphasizes its sovereignty and free speech rights.
#economy
Le Monde: Tariffs: 'Donald Trump is neither young nor a novice, but he believes he has found the magic formula'
President Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs on imported cars and their components, raising the total to 27.5%. This move is expected to create economic uncertainty, impacting business investments and hiring decisions.
Historical data indicates that higher tariffs lead to decreased sales, with a 1% tariff increase resulting in a 2.5% drop in sales volumes.
#military
Fox News: Lithuanian, Polish troops aid in 'search and recovery' for 4 missing US soldiers from Fort Stewart
The Polish military is assisting in the recovery operation for four U.S. Army soldiers missing in Lithuania after their M88 Hercules armored vehicle was found submerged during a training exercise. Efforts involve U.S. and Lithuanian forces, with specialized equipment being deployed to navigate challenging terrain.
Lithuanian Defense Minister Dovilė Šakalienė emphasized the commitment to finding the soldiers, stating that all resources are being utilized. The situation has transitioned from a rescue mission to search and recovery, with ongoing support from NATO allies.
#technology
Breitbart: Judge Excludes Apple from Google Antitrust Trial with $20 Billion Search Deal at Risk
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals has denied Apple's request to intervene in Google’s antitrust trial, jeopardizing its $20 billion search placement deal with Google. The court criticized Apple for its delay in responding, which affected its ability to participate in the trial.
As the case unfolds, Apple may need to find a new default search provider if Google faces penalties. This situation could reshape the tech landscape, potentially increasing competition in the search market, but it poses a financial risk for Apple if the deal is lost.