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12 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: These celebrities need to think twice before getting political, 'No Filter' host warns
Zack Peter, host of the "No Filter" podcast, criticizes celebrities like Selena Gomez and Rachel Zegler for their political statements, suggesting they come off as inauthentic. He argues that audiences are weary of Hollywood's virtue signaling and political pandering, especially when actions contradict their messages.
Peter believes that celebrities should strive for unifying messages rather than deepening political divides. He highlights the limited influence of Hollywood on political outcomes, noting that if celebrities had significant sway, different candidates would have fared better in elections.
Breitbart: Vance: Deportation Case 'Full-Blown Confrontation' Between Trump and Courts
Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance stated that a Supreme Court ruling requiring the federal government to facilitate the return of a deported man has led to a significant conflict between the administration and the judiciary. She emphasized that the current situation reflects a constitutional crisis, questioning the courts' enforcement power against the White House.
Vance noted that the administration's defiance of a court order raises concerns about the balance of power and accountability. The ongoing events suggest a deepening confrontation that could challenge the authority of the judiciary.
#society
GB News: Tesla critics smash electric car with sledgehammers and bats as Elon Musk protests sweep the nation
Protests against Tesla in the UK are set to take place this weekend, organized by the Tesla Takedown group. Demonstrations will occur in multiple cities, including London and Glasgow, with activists expressing discontent over Elon Musk's political affiliations and actions related to Ukraine.
The protests will feature performances and speeches, including a symbolic destruction of a Tesla vehicle as part of an "act of resistance." Meanwhile, Tesla continues to launch new models, such as the Cybertruck, while expanding its presence globally, including in Saudi Arabia.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Urges Putin to End 'Senseless' War in Ukraine
US envoy Steve Witkoff concluded talks with Vladimir Putin, as President Trump urged Russia to expedite efforts to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Despite multiple negotiations, no significant concessions have emerged from Russia, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of stalling.
Trump's push for a ceasefire continues to face obstacles, while Ukraine claims that Chinese nationals are fighting alongside Russian forces. The Kremlin's refusal of a full ceasefire proposed by the US has raised concerns about prolonged hostilities. Recent prisoner swaps between the US and Russia indicate some diplomatic movement, but trust remains fragile.
Human Events: Authorities seize record amount of explosives at Poland-Belarus border on its way to Russia: report
Authorities at the Belarus-Poland border intercepted a record 580 kg of explosives, specifically pentaerythritol tetranitrate (TEN), intended for transport to Russia. The driver, a 41-year-old man, was detained after customs officials discovered the explosives hidden in his vehicle.
The seizure occurred at the Brest checkpoint, where scans revealed suspicious darkening in the car's structure. Further inspection uncovered the explosives concealed behind insulation and chipboard, with efforts made to mask them from detection.
Breitbart: Bruce on Witkoff Floating Deal on Iran Nuke Plants: Not Negotiating Yet, Must See 'if Iran Is Serious About That Part'
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce clarified that a meeting this weekend regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities is not a negotiation. She emphasized that Iran's current situation limits its ability to make demands, and the U.S. is assessing whether Iran is serious about potential changes.
Bruce responded to Special Envoy Steve Witkoff's suggestion of compromise on nuclear power plants, stating that discussions are premature and focused on determining Iran's intentions. She reiterated that the U.S. aims for no nuclear weapons and is not yet discussing specific negotiation details.
Le Monde: Trump yet to make progress on Ukraine
Despite renewed contact between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, efforts for a ceasefire in Ukraine remain stalled. The ongoing war shows no signs of resolution, with both sides entrenched in their positions. Putin's strategy appears focused on diminishing Ukraine's independence.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff's recent meetings with Putin have not advanced negotiations, while Ukraine continues to resist Russian aggression. Meanwhile, European allies are stepping up military support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for proactive measures to ensure their own security amidst the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Breitbart: MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace: Trump's Tariffs Are 'Emasculating'
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace criticized President Trump’s tariffs, stating they are "emasculating" as they diminish buying power for families. She emphasized that losing financial capability affects parents' ability to provide for their children, undermining their sense of achievement.
Former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu echoed her sentiments, arguing that Trump's tariffs represent a significant tax increase impacting all Americans, contradicting his campaign promise to lower costs.
#military
The Western Journal: Pilot Made Call Minutes Before Helicopter Crashed Into Hudson River, Killing Executive and His Family
A helicopter crash in the Hudson River resulted in the deaths of the pilot and five passengers, including Siemens executive Agustin Escobar and his family. The pilot had radioed for fuel shortly before the crash, which is under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Theories being explored include possible mechanical failure or a collision with a drone or bird. Aviation experts suggest that a catastrophic failure may have occurred, leading to the helicopter breaking apart mid-air.
#culture
Fox News: Get ready for warmer weather with these sunglasses
Sunglasses serve both functional and fashion purposes, providing UV protection while enhancing personal style. As spring and summer approach, various trends emerge, including sporty designs and retro classics, catering to diverse aesthetics and activities.
Popular options include Ray-Ban aviators, Oakley Holbrook for outdoor enthusiasts, and affordable styles from Warby Parker and SOJOS. High-end choices like Gucci and Prada also feature prominently, offering luxury designs for those looking to make a statement.
Fox News: Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Jelly Roll sheds nearly 200 pounds, Val Kilmer’s cause of death revealed
Josh Duhamel has opted for an off-grid lifestyle in Minnesota, leaving Hollywood behind. Meanwhile, King Charles is set to retain the throne, with experts warning that any change could lead to a crisis.
In entertainment news, Jelly Roll has lost nearly 200 pounds, and Val Kilmer's cause of death has been confirmed. Tarek El Moussa reflects on his cancer battle, while Christina Ricci shares her unconventional views on happiness.
#crime
Fox News: Trans 'Zizian' cult suspect dragged from court after shouting allegations of de-transition, murder: report
Alexander "Somni" Leatham, a 29-year-old trans woman and alleged member of the radical "Zizian" cult, was removed from a California courtroom after claiming a police officer threatened her due to her gender identity. Leatham and other group members face charges linked to multiple killings, including the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
The Zizians are implicated in a series of violent incidents, with Leatham facing attempted murder charges related to a rent dispute that resulted in a fatal shooting. The group has been accused of involvement in several deaths across the country, raising concerns about their activities and behavior.