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14 Apr 2025
#illegals
Forbes: Trump Administration Claims It Would Have To ‘Kidnap’ Erroneously Deported Maryland Dad From El Salvador
White House adviser Stephen Miller stated that bringing back Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father mistakenly deported, would be akin to "kidnapping," as he is currently in El Salvador. This comment comes despite a Supreme Court order mandating the White House to facilitate his return.
#politics
Fox News: Ilhan Omar quashes Senate bid rumors with re-election announcement
Rep. Ilhan Omar has announced her re-election bid for the House, dismissing speculation about running for Minnesota's open Senate seat in 2026. She emphasized the importance of grassroots organizing in her campaign, aiming to mobilize voters against the Trump administration’s policies.
With Sen. Tina Smith not seeking re-election, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is the leading Democratic candidate. Other potential candidates include Omar and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The Senate race marks Minnesota's first open contest since 2006.
Fox News: Potential 2028 presidential rivals rally behind Shapiro after arson at governor's mansion
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion was set on fire early Sunday while he and his family were inside, leading to the arrest of Cody Balmer, 38, who allegedly harbored hatred toward Shapiro. The incident occurred on the first night of Passover, prompting condemnation from fellow governors and political figures.
Governors from both parties expressed solidarity with Shapiro, emphasizing the unacceptability of political violence. Shapiro stated that such acts are becoming too common and called for society to rise above destructive actions. The motive for the attack remains unclear.
Le Monde: Hungarian lawmakers back rights restrictions on LGBTQ people, dual nationals
Hungarian lawmakers have approved constitutional amendments targeting the LGBTQ community and dual nationals, reinforcing Prime Minister Viktor Orban's nationalist agenda. The changes define gender strictly as male or female and allow for the temporary stripping of citizenship from some dual nationals.
Critics argue these measures threaten democratic rights and align Hungary more closely with authoritarian regimes like Russia. The amendments are seen as a strategy to boost support for Orban's ruling coalition ahead of upcoming elections.
#society
Breitbart: NCAA Power Four Commissioners Say Congress Must Regulate NIL
NCAA Power Four commissioners are urging Congress to create a national standard for regulating Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and the transfer portal. They argue that inconsistent state laws complicate compliance and competition for college athletics.
The commissioners emphasize the need for federal oversight to stabilize the current system, especially after the NCAA's recent $2.8 billion settlement allowing schools to share revenue with athletes. They believe a standardized approach is essential for the future of college sports.
GB News: 'Bureaucratic beyond belief!' NHS sparks fury after documents expose 'discrimination against white applicants': 'Box-ticking exercise'
The NHS faces criticism for allegedly favoring black and ethnic minority candidates over white applicants, as documents reveal the use of the Rooney Rule in recruitment. Critics argue this approach promotes discrimination and undermines merit-based hiring.
Charlotte Griffiths highlights concerns about the NHS creating division among staff and patients, particularly in maternity wards where non-English speakers may receive priority treatment. She describes the recruitment policies as bureaucratic and calls for a focus on merit in hiring.
#health
Fox News: Fluoride exposure linked to ‘detrimental effects’ on health of pregnant women, infants
A new meta-analysis indicates that fluoride may have harmful effects on pregnant women and infants, suggesting it offers little benefit to fetal and early infant health. The study found systemic fluoride exposure could negatively impact bone strength, thyroid function, and cognitive development.
Researchers advocate for limiting fluoride ingestion, particularly from drinking water and certain foods. Following this analysis, Utah has banned fluoride in public drinking water, with similar proposals emerging in other states.
#crime
Le Monde: Kim Kardashian to testify at Paris jewelry theft trial
Kim Kardashian will testify in a French trial regarding the 2016 armed robbery of her jewelry in Paris. The trial, set for April 28 to May 23, will address charges against six suspects involved in the heist, which resulted in the theft of approximately $6.8 million in jewels.
The robbery, described as the largest targeting an individual in two decades, involved masked men who entered Kardashian's hotel, threatened her with guns, and stole multiple pieces of jewelry. Some suspects have been arrested, but much of the stolen property remains missing.
Fox News: Wisconsin teen plotted to kill Trump to start 'political revolution': documents
A 17-year-old from Wisconsin, Nikita Casap, is accused of murdering his mother and stepfather and allegedly plotted to assassinate former President Donald Trump to instigate a "political revolution." Court documents reveal he had a manifesto advocating for violence and containing extremist ideologies.
Casap's parents were found deceased in their home weeks after the alleged killings. He reportedly communicated with a Russian individual about fleeing to Ukraine, indicating a broader plan beyond the murders. He has been charged with the shooting deaths of his mother and stepfather.
#other
Fox News: 'Up to El Salvador': Trump admin punts on return of wrongfully deported Maryland resident
Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the decision to return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident wrongfully deported to El Salvador, rests with the Salvadoran government. During a meeting with President Nayib Bukele, Bondi emphasized that the U.S. would facilitate his return if El Salvador chooses to accept him.
The meeting highlighted the ongoing collaboration between the U.S. and El Salvador on immigration, with Trump praising Bukele for accepting deported migrants. Critics, however, raise concerns about due process violations and the implications of the Trump administration's immigration policies.