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10 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Sanctuary governors Walz, Pritzker, Hochul called to testify before Congress
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has requested testimony from governors of sanctuary states, including Minnesota, Illinois, and New York, as part of an investigation into the impact of sanctuary laws on public safety. Comer argues that these laws hinder federal law enforcement's ability to remove dangerous criminals, threatening community safety.
Additionally, the committee is seeking documents related to the sanctuary status of these states and their communications with federal officials. The investigation follows previous hearings with mayors of sanctuary cities, where concerns about the enforcement of immigration laws were raised. Comer emphasizes the need for effective immigration law enforcement to enhance public safety.
#politics
Fox News: Gretchen Whitmer angers Democrats, suffers 'huge embarrassment' with Trump meeting at White House
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer faces backlash from fellow Democrats after appearing alongside President Trump during a White House signing ceremony, where she was perceived as a political "prop." Critics argue her presence undermines her standing as a rising leader in the party.
Whitmer's office clarified that her appearance was unplanned and not an endorsement of Trump's actions. Despite this, her sympathetic remarks on tariffs and shared goals with Trump have raised concerns about her political instincts as the 2028 Democratic presidential race begins.
Breitbart: Wasserman Schultz on if Dems Need Message Beyond Opposing Trump: 'Our Message Has Been Resonating'
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) defended the Democratic Party's messaging strategy, asserting it is resonating with voters despite recent polling indicating a desire for a more moderate stance. She cited recent electoral successes in Wisconsin and Florida as evidence of effective messaging.
Wasserman Schultz emphasized the importance of strategic policies that align with voter interests, criticizing Republican approaches that she claims harm social services.
Fox News: Conservative firebrand flips script on House Dem's 'gotcha' response to noncitizen voting crackdown
The SAVE Act, which mandates proof of citizenship for voter registration, faced opposition from most Democrats during a recent House debate. Critics argue it could suppress voter participation, particularly among women and low-income individuals, while supporters claim it enhances election security.
Proponents assert that the bill only requires one form of ID, such as a passport or driver's license, to register. Despite passing the House last year with bipartisan support, it struggled in the Senate. Supporters, including Donald Trump, argue it addresses concerns about noncitizen voting.
Fox News: 3 senators lead effort to ban Chinese-owned GNC from military installations over spying concerns
Legislation to ban Chinese-owned GNC from U.S. military bases is advancing, led by Sen. Ted Budd and supported by other GOP senators. The Military Installation Retail Security Act aims to prevent businesses from adversarial nations from operating on military installations due to national security concerns.
Currently, 85 GNC stores operate on U.S. bases, raising alarms about potential data exploitation and surveillance. Critics argue that such companies pose unacceptable risks to military personnel and their information security. GNC has defended its practices, asserting compliance with federal standards.
Breitbart: German Establishment Parties Agree to Coalition Government Deal
Germany's coalition negotiations concluded with Chancellor Friedrich Merz forming a government with the leftist SPD after ruling out a partnership with the right-wing AfD. The agreement includes compromises on immigration and energy policies, despite Merz's campaign promises to curb illegal migration.
While the coalition plans to lower taxes for low and medium incomes and cut electricity taxes, it will maintain the solidarity surcharge and not reinstate nuclear power. The SPD's influence raises concerns about the government's stability and adherence to election promises, with critics labeling the coalition a "deed of surrender."
The Western Journal: Judge Humbles California Attorney General, Affirms Local Voter ID Provision Is Good to Go
A California judge upheld a local voter ID law in Huntington Beach, rejecting the state attorney general's attempt to block it. The ruling stated that the ID requirement does not compromise election integrity, prompting the attorney general to vow to appeal.
Huntington Beach officials celebrated the decision as a victory for local control over elections, while state officials claimed it could disenfranchise voters. The ongoing debate highlights tensions between state and local governance regarding election security measures.
#society
Forbes: 2 Planes Clip Wings At D.C.’s Reagan National Airport—With Several Congress Members Aboard
Two American Airlines planes collided while taxiing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, but no injuries were reported. The incident involved Flight 5490 striking Flight 4522 around 12:45 p.m. EDT, as confirmed by the FAA and Rep. Nick LaLota.
This incident adds to concerns about airport safety, though it remains under investigation.
GB News: Journalist handed suspended prison sentence after mocking minister for 'hating freedom of speech'
A German journalist, David Bendels, received a suspended sentence and fine for a satirical social media post mocking Interior Minister Nancy Faeser. The court ruled that the manipulated image could mislead viewers and harm Faeser's reputation, marking a significant case for press freedom in Germany.
Bendels plans to appeal, asserting that his post was a form of satire and essential for democracy. The ruling has sparked debate about freedom of expression, with critics arguing that punishing tastelessness undermines democratic principles.
Fox News: Trump admin warns states to comply with housing prisoners by their biological sex or face funding cutoff
The Trump administration has announced that states not complying with federal guidelines on housing transgender inmates could face funding cuts, starting with Maine. This follows controversies over housing policies for transgender individuals in women's prisons, with several states allowing such arrangements.
The administration emphasizes the need for states to adhere to the Prison Rape Elimination Act while expressing concerns over women's safety in these facilities. Maine's situation is highlighted as a potential precedent, with officials indicating that similar actions may be taken against other states.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump warns of 'transition cost' from his tariff policies
President Trump warned of "transition costs" from his tariff policies as Wall Street stocks fell amid escalating trade tensions with China. His latest tariffs on Chinese goods have reached 145%, with a recent hike of 125% on certain imports, while a temporary pause on higher duties for other countries was announced.
The new tariffs complicate the import landscape, particularly affecting low-cost items from China. Trump's actions include raising duties on small packages and canceling duty-free exemptions for goods valued under $800, targeting the growth of Chinese online retailers.
Forbes: Indonesian Billionaire Prajogo Pangestu’s Petrosea Wins $954 Million Mining Contract From Vale
Petrosea has secured a 16 trillion rupiah ($954 million) contract from Vale Indonesia to provide nickel mining and transport services in Morowali for the next decade. This partnership enhances Petrosea's existing collaboration with the Brazilian miner.
The contract adds to Petrosea's growing order book, which exceeded 64 trillion rupiah by the end of 2024. Indonesian billionaire Prajogo Pangestu, who has significant stakes in mining and energy, continues to expand his business interests.
#military
Times Of Israel: Staff Sgt. Shoam Ben-Harush, 20: Nahal soldier planned to travel world
Staff Sgt. Shoam Moshe Ben-Harush, 20, died on October 26, 2023, from injuries sustained during a Hamas attack at the Kerem Shalom crossing on October 7. He was shot while defending his post and fought for three weeks before succumbing to his wounds. His family donated his organs, saving five lives.
Shoam, a dedicated soldier from Hispin, was known for his love of nature, sports, and camaraderie. He planned to travel after his service and was remembered for his kindness and positive spirit. His mother expressed the profound impact he had on others and the void his loss has created.
#culture
Breitbart: D.L. Hughley Attacks Bill Maher Over His White House Meeting With Trump
Comedian D.L. Hughley criticized Bill Maher for his views on wokeism, claiming they align closely with those of Donald Trump. Hughley accused Maher of insulting black men and contributing to the erasure of black history, asserting that Maher's stance on woke issues mirrors Trump's.
Despite pushback from TMZ host Harvey Levin, who noted Maher's criticisms of Trump, Hughley maintained that Maher's comments are harmful to the representation of black history. He expressed resentment over what he perceives as Maher's role in promoting an anti-woke narrative that undermines the experiences of marginalized groups.
Breitbart: Mickey Rourke Apologizes for Saying 'Going to Vote the Lesbian Out' to Pop Star JoJo Siwa on 'Celebrity Big Brother'
Mickey Rourke has apologized for comments he made about JoJo Siwa's sexuality on ITV's Celebrity Big Brother, where he was warned for using "offensive and unacceptable" language. Siwa accused him of homophobia after he made remarks about voting her out and questioned her sexual orientation.
Rourke clarified that his comments were not meant to be mean-spirited and expressed regret after being informed by showrunners about the impact of his language. He emphasized that he had no dishonorable intentions.