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#illegals
The Telegraph: Tech giants agree to block smugglers’ adverts for small boat crossings
Social media companies will collaborate with law enforcement to prevent people smugglers from advertising illegal channel crossings on their platforms. This initiative follows a global immigration summit in London, where over 40 countries discussed strategies to combat organized immigration crime.
The National Crime Agency previously removed 8,000 such adverts last year. Now, tech firms like X, TikTok, and Meta will develop new technologies to automatically block these ads and enhance detection and moderation tools to address the issue effectively.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: When French Democracy Died
Marine Le Pen has been found guilty of misappropriating EU funds, resulting in a prison sentence served via an ankle bracelet, a fine, and a five-year ban on political activity, effectively ending her presidential ambitions for 2027. This ruling is seen as a victory for France's leftist political elites.
Critics argue this move reflects a broader trend of using legal means to eliminate political opponents, similar to tactics seen in the U.S. against Donald Trump. While Le Pen's party may gain support from her disqualification, the ruling elite may face backlash as France grapples with the consequences of open borders and mass migration policies.
Fox News: Fox News Channel makes history with highest-rated quarter in history among weekday viewers
Fox News Channel achieved record viewership in the first quarter of 2025, averaging 2.2 million total weekday viewers, surpassing all cable and broadcast competitors. It dominated primetime with over three million viewers, marking 93 consecutive quarters as the top cable news network.
In contrast, CNN and MSNBC experienced significant declines, with CNN recording its lowest-rated quarter ever. Fox News programs occupied the top 12 spots in cable news, while "The Five" became the most-watched show for 14 straight quarters. The network's success extended to weekend programming, attracting a diverse audience.
Fox News: Part-time instructor at Fresno State University calls for death of Trump, Musk
A part-time instructor at Fresno State University, Katherine Shurik, made incendiary social media posts calling for the deaths of President Trump and Elon Musk. Her posts included graphic imagery and hashtags promoting violence, along with encouragement for students to participate in protests against Musk.
Fresno State University condemned Shurik's comments, asserting that they do not reflect the institution's values and emphasizing their commitment to free speech while denouncing wishes of harm against elected officials.
The Economist: China debates whether Trump is a revolutionary, or just rude
Chinese officials are debating whether Donald Trump's potential second presidency represents a radical shift in U.S. politics or merely a continuation of his brash style. The uncertainty stems from concerns about his willingness to prioritize national interests over established alliances.
This dilemma reflects broader implications for global politics, as Trump's approach could disrupt traditional diplomatic norms and alliances. The outcome remains uncertain, with experts divided on whether his leadership would pose a significant threat or present new opportunities.
#society
Times Of Israel: Ex-hostage Amit Soussana receives US’s International Woman of Courage Award
Amit Soussana, a former Hamas hostage and sexual assault survivor, accepted the 2025 International Woman of Courage Award, urging global action for the release of remaining captives in Gaza. She highlighted the ongoing suffering of 59 hostages, emphasizing the need for immediate action.
Soussana shared her harrowing experience during captivity and called for awareness about the horrors of war and sexual violence. She expressed hope that the world would act swiftly to secure the hostages' freedom, stressing that every moment of delay increases their suffering.
Fox News: Bill Murray says Bruce Willis had 'insane' job before fame
Bruce Willis began his career as a page for NBC's "Saturday Night Live," where he was responsible for restocking snacks in dressing rooms, according to Bill Murray. Despite this humble start, Willis became a prominent Hollywood figure before retiring due to health issues.
Willis was diagnosed with aphasia in 2022, which later progressed to frontotemporal dementia (FTD). His family expressed gratitude for the support received and emphasized the importance of adapting to his condition. They celebrated his 70th birthday, highlighting the love and unity within the family.
#economy
GB News: 'Taken for fools!' Tory MP unleashes furious attack on Rachel Reeves as household bills rise for millions of Britons
Conservative MP Andrew Griffith criticized Labour and Chancellor Rachel Reeves as UK households face significant bill increases in April, dubbed 'Awful April.' He highlighted rising costs in council tax, energy, and other essential services, impacting budgets, especially for single parents.
Griffith condemned the government's economic performance and rejected Reeves's claims of improved financial conditions for families. He warned of potential trade policy failures and urged the Prime Minister to address the situation in Parliament, emphasizing the need for effective economic growth strategies.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and RICH BARIS: America’s addicted to foreign goods, and it’s hurting us
On a recent episode of Human Events Daily, host Jack Posobiec and pollster Rich Baris discussed the impact of tariffs and America's dependence on foreign goods. They highlighted concerns among voters about rising costs despite President Trump's promises to revive manufacturing and create jobs.
Baris criticized the White House for failing to effectively communicate Trump's economic strategy, arguing that many working-class Americans are unaware of the administration's successes. He likened the nation's reliance on cheap imports to addiction, suggesting that while breaking this dependence may cause initial pain, it is ultimately necessary for long-term health.
#other
Daily Mirror: Donald Trump 'bombing' threat sparks chilling response from Vladimir Putin
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