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12 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Navy deploys another Houthi-fighting warship to new US southern border mission
The USS Stockdale, an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, has been deployed to the southern U.S. border to support operations aimed at curbing illegal immigration and drug smuggling. This deployment aligns with President Trump's executive orders and reinforces the military's role in protecting U.S. territorial integrity.
The Stockdale previously engaged in operations against Iranian-backed Houthi forces and will work alongside U.S. Coast Guard personnel. It joins other Navy ships already stationed at the border to enhance security efforts.
#politics
GB News: Ben Habib demands TRADE WAR with EU as ‘extremely concerning’ Brexit fishing row breaks out
Ben Habib, former deputy leader of Reform UK, expresses concern over the UK losing £100 billion annually to Europe and criticizes the government's handling of Brexit, particularly regarding fishing rights. He warns that negotiations for a UK-France defense partnership may stall unless France gains more access to British fishing waters.
Habib argues that the current Brexit deal lacks provisions to protect UK fishing interests beyond 2026, risking further concessions to the EU. He claims that the government is not prepared to confront European demands effectively.
#society
Breitbart: China Expands Campus Military Recruitment amid High Youth Unemployment & U.S. Trade War
The Chinese Communist Party is directing colleges to enhance military recruitment efforts among students, aiming to channel discontented youth into the People’s Liberation Army amid rising unemployment and societal disillusionment. This initiative comes as young people increasingly adopt a "lying flat" lifestyle, showing little ambition for traditional careers or family life.
The Ministry of Education's campaign includes creating immersive recruitment environments on campuses and embedding military training into educational activities. This move follows recent amendments that allow the military to influence educational content, reflecting the government's concern over potential unrest among university students.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Pledges to Give Nuclear Talks with U.S. a ‘Genuine Chance’
The Iranian Foreign Ministry is set to engage in high-level nuclear talks with the U.S. in Oman this weekend, following a letter from President Trump to Supreme Leader Khamenei. While the U.S. aims for direct discussions, Iran may prefer indirect communication through mediators.
Both sides express hopes for a productive dialogue, with Iran emphasizing a need for genuine intentions from Washington. The outcome of these talks is critical, given Iran's advancing nuclear capabilities and the potential expiration of sanctions. The stakes are high as both nations navigate their complex relationship.
#culture
Le Monde: Fashion exhibitions step out of dedicated museums
Fashion exhibitions are drawing significant crowds to museums, with events like the Dior exhibition in Paris attracting 708,000 visitors. Upcoming shows at various museums highlight the growing trend of integrating fashion into fine arts, including the Louvre's "Louvre Couture."
This trend reflects a broader interest in fashion as an art form, with upcoming exhibitions featuring notable designers and their connections to art. The Louvre and other institutions are expanding their programming to include fashion, indicating a shift in how these cultural sectors intersect.
#health
Fox News: In vitro fertilization mix-up leaves mother with wrong baby, clinic blames 'human error'
A fertility clinic in Brisbane, Australia, Monash IVF, confirmed a serious error where a woman gave birth to another couple's child due to an incorrect embryo transfer. The mistake was identified during a routine process when an extra embryo was discovered in storage, leading to an internal investigation.
Monash IVF expressed deep regret over the incident, emphasizing their commitment to supporting the affected families and reinforcing safety protocols. An independent investigation is underway to prevent future occurrences. The legal status regarding the child's custody remains unclear.