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12 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Lawler: Dems Think People of Color, Women 'Too Stupid' to Figure Out How to Get an ID, Prove Citizenship
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) criticized Democrats for opposing the SAVE Act, which mandates proof of citizenship to vote, suggesting their stance implies they believe certain groups are incapable of obtaining identification. He highlighted that some Democrats supported the bill, challenging the narrative.
Lawler further asserted that Democrats' opposition reflects a condescending view towards people of color and women. He claimed that the party's agenda may be driven by a desire to enable illegal immigrants to vote, which he believes is crucial for their electoral success.
#society
The Western Journal: Watch: Peter Doocy Does Battle with Aggressive Bird During Live Report from White House
During a live report from the White House, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy experienced an unexpected moment when a bird landed on his head. The incident occurred while discussing the Trump administration's tariff war with China, prompting laughter from the show's hosts.
Later, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt humorously inquired about Doocy's well-being following the incident, suggesting he might be absent due to the bird encounter. Doocy continued to joke about the occurrence in subsequent segments.
Breitbart: UK: Police Chief Backs 'Positive Discrimination' Law for Hiring Minorities
West Yorkshire Police Chief Constable John Robins has called for legislation to allow positive discrimination in hiring, defending a temporary ban on white candidates to enhance ethnic minority recruitment. He argues that current diversity efforts have failed and that prioritizing ethnic minorities is necessary.
The police force reportedly created a tier system for desirable ethnicities, leading to accusations of racial bias and illegal discrimination. Critics, including former Prime Minister Liz Truss, have condemned these practices, while the Labour government supports the police's approach, claiming it adheres to fair recruitment standards.
GB News: Judge rejects ‘not appropriate’ release of grooming gang trial transcript
A judge has denied a request to release transcripts from a grooming gang trial, citing concerns over public interest. Activists argue that withholding this information prevents victims and the public from understanding the issue and hinders meaningful reform.
Open Justice UK, which has raised funds for transcript access, claims that the lack of transparency is detrimental to public discourse. The judge's decision has sparked debate about the balance between protecting victims and the need for public awareness regarding group-based abuse.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violating Truce on Energy Attacks
Russia and Ukraine's foreign ministers exchanged accusations of violating a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal during the Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Turkey. Despite agreeing to a limited pause in strikes, both sides reported breaches and conflicting statements on the ceasefire's implementation.
Ukraine's allies pledged billions to support its defense against Russia, while concerns grow over a potential new Russian offensive. The U.S. has called for Russia to take action toward ending the conflict, but Moscow has imposed conditions that hinder progress on peace negotiations.
#crime
Breitbart: Irish Illegal Alien Charged in Million Dollar Home Repair Fraud Scheme
An Irish national, John O’Brien, is in federal custody after being arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa and allegedly defrauding homeowners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts in a home repair scam. He faces charges of wire fraud and conspiracy, with victims reporting losses exceeding $1 million.
O’Brien's scheme involved convincing homeowners to pay for unnecessary repairs, often demanding large sums after initial payments. Authorities warn that such fraudulent practices, known as Traveling Conman Fraud, are becoming more common, particularly among Irish nationals entering the U.S. on tourist visas.