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10 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Mississippi sheriff’s deputy and DACA recipient speaks out: 'This is the American Dream'
Edgar Vasquez Silva, a DACA recipient and sheriff’s deputy in Mississippi, shares his journey from being brought to the U.S. as a child to serving in law enforcement. Despite his contributions, he faces limitations due to his non-citizen status, expressing a desire for a path to citizenship.
Silva's role as a bilingual officer helps bridge gaps between law enforcement and Hispanic communities. He remains hopeful for DACA reform, emphasizing his commitment to the country and the American Dream. His story highlights ongoing challenges faced by Dreamers in the U.S.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump signs order to ‘make America’s showers great again’
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to lift water pressure restrictions on showerheads, claiming it will improve shower quality for Americans. He criticized federal regulations for limiting water flow, stating they hinder personal grooming.
The White House argues the order reduces excessive regulations, while critics highlight that current standards save money and benefit the environment. Executive orders allow for immediate policy changes without Congressional approval.
Fox News: Pelosi privately said Biden had lost a step, book says, but publicly bashed WSJ story on his cognitive decline
A new book by Chris Whipple reveals that Rep. Nancy Pelosi privately expressed concerns about President Biden's cognitive decline before he withdrew from the 2024 presidential race. She noted he had aged significantly and was not the same person, despite publicly defending him against a Wall Street Journal report on his mental fitness.
The book details behind-the-scenes tensions among Democrats regarding Biden's candidacy, particularly after a poor debate performance against Trump. Whipple suggests many of Biden's aides were in denial about his condition, leading to a "fog of delusion" that ultimately contributed to his decision to step down.
The Economist: Germany’s new government is blandly reassuring
Germany's new government, led by Friedrich Merz, has finalized coalition talks with the Social Democrats, presenting a program that lacks the boldness initially anticipated. Merz's earlier statements on NATO and European independence from the U.S. have been toned down, focusing instead on stability.
Investors have shifted from U.S. Treasuries to Germany's bond market, seeking a more reliable financial environment amid uncertainties surrounding U.S. politics. The overall message from Germany is one of reassurance and a return to a more stable governance approach.
Fox News: MORNING GLORY: Will the House GOP self-destruct in the week ahead?
The House GOP faces a critical moment with the Senate's budget proposal. If they fail to pass it, internal divisions could lead to significant market turmoil and jeopardize their majority in the upcoming elections.
Speaker Johnson and Majority Leader Scalise must unite the party to avoid disastrous consequences, including potential impeachment proceedings and economic recession. Those opposing the budget risk prioritizing personal agendas over the party's stability.
#society
Liberty Nation News: The War on American Women Is Over - Liberty Nation News
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized the Justice Department's commitment to protecting women, particularly in prisons and sports, amid controversies in Maine regarding transgender athletes and incarcerated individuals. She announced the withdrawal of federal funding from Maine's corrections department due to safety concerns.
Bondi's efforts align with legislative actions aimed at preventing violence against women by illegal immigrants, highlighted by a recent House bill. The Attorney General's focus on women's safety reflects a broader concern about violence against women in various sectors of society.
Fox News: Free condoms, lube and sex ed materials in stock for all ages at CA libraries, thanks to Planned Parenthood
The Sacramento Public Library system in California has partnered with Planned Parenthood to introduce "sexual health resource cabinets" in 12 libraries. These cabinets, accessible to all visitors including minors, contain condoms, contraceptives, and sex education materials.
The initiative has raised concerns among parents' rights groups, who argue it exposes children to explicit content without parental consent. Library officials maintain that the goal is to reduce stigma around sexual health resources. The program may expand to additional library locations.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron announces potential recognition of Palestinian state in June
French President Emmanuel Macron announced he may recognize a Palestinian state by June, emphasizing the need to lift the humanitarian blockade imposed by Israel and work towards a ceasefire. This comes amid rising tensions following Israeli strikes that have resulted in significant Palestinian casualties.
Macron aims to support a two-state solution, despite the complexities introduced by ongoing violence in Gaza. His comments coincide with preparations for a UN conference on the issue in June, which he will co-chair with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Fox News: Russian-American ballerina released after being wrongfully detained in Moscow for over a year
Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina, wrongfully detained in Russia for over a year, is returning to the U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed her release, which was secured by President Trump.
Karelina had been sentenced to 12 years for donating to a Ukrainian charity. Her release was part of a swap for Arthur Petrov, a dual German-Russian citizen arrested by the U.S. in 2023.
Fox News: Global system took advantage of America on trade and defense. That free ride is over
The U.S. has long been the primary guarantor of global security, but this role is increasingly unsustainable as many allied nations underfund their defenses while benefiting from American military support. The article argues for a reevaluation of trade relationships and security commitments, emphasizing that allies must take greater responsibility for their own defense.
To address domestic challenges, the U.S. needs to modernize infrastructure and rebuild its economy, focusing on fairness in trade. The author calls for a shift away from outdated security guarantees towards a strategy that prioritizes American interests and encourages allies to invest in their own military capabilities.
Fox News: I helped Biden defend against national security threats. NSA needs skilled leaders not politics
The recent firings of NSA Director Gen. Timothy Haugh and Deputy Director Wendy Noble raise concerns about U.S. cybersecurity at a critical time, as China escalates its cyber operations. The new leadership must possess technical expertise to effectively manage the agency's complex operations.
This upheaval could undermine morale and signal that political considerations outweigh the objective analysis crucial to intelligence work. Selecting competent leaders is essential to counter rising threats from adversaries like China and Iran.
#economy
GB News: UK regional airport given green light in £30m investment boost
The UK government has approved a £30 million investment plan to reopen Doncaster Sheffield Airport, aiming to boost the economy by £5 billion and create 5,000 jobs. The initiative, supported by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard, follows the airport's closure in 2022 due to financial issues.
The funding will enable the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority to develop necessary infrastructure, with a focus on regional growth and job creation. Rayner emphasized the importance of local leadership in driving economic opportunities, while the government collaborates with local authorities to support the project.
#culture
Fox News: 'Seinfeld' star sparks viral airplane trend, declares himself ‘original rawdogger’
Patrick Warburton, known for his role as David Puddy on "Seinfeld," has claimed the title of "original rawdogger," attributing the viral TikTok trend of "rawdogging" on flights to a scene from the show. The trend involves passengers avoiding distractions during flights, and the term "rawdog" has been named the 2024 word of the year by the American Dialect Society.
Warburton, who recently launched a stand-up comedy career at 60, expressed surprise at the trend's popularity and acknowledged his influence. He humorously cautioned against attempting "rawdogging" without preparation, sharing that he personally finds it challenging due to his ADHD. He is set to film his first comedy special soon.
#health
Fox News: Retirement could be bad for your health, says wellness expert: 'Powered by purpose'
The average American retires at 62, despite the official retirement age being 67. Some experts argue that remaining in the workforce can be beneficial for health and longevity, as retirement may lead to loneliness and a loss of purpose.
Engagement in work provides social interaction and a sense of fulfillment, which are crucial for mental and physical well-being. Experts suggest that rather than viewing retirement as an escape, individuals should seek joy in their current roles or consider new opportunities that align with their passions.