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14 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: US northern border faces Great Lakes threat from ‘bad actors’ pressing waterfront weaknesses: expert
As the White House intensifies efforts to secure the southern border, experts warn that illegal activities may shift to the northern border, particularly along the Great Lakes. Jim Weakley, president of the Lake Carriers’ Association, highlights the national security risks posed by lax Canadian regulations and the potential for increased smuggling activities.
Weakley notes that the lack of Canadian law enforcement presence during winter complicates border security, allowing smugglers to exploit the vastness of the Great Lakes. With U.S. resources focused on the southern border, he argues that the northern border's vulnerabilities will likely grow, necessitating a reevaluation of security measures.
#society
Fox News: Blue state ‘prioritizing the criminals’ with $239M taxpayer-funded prison project, prosecutor says
A California prosecutor criticized the state's $239 million project to build a rehabilitation center at San Quentin State Prison, claiming it prioritizes criminals over law-abiding citizens. The center will feature luxury amenities and is part of a holistic initiative aimed at improving inmate rehabilitation.
While supporters argue it promotes safety and rehabilitation, critics highlight the high costs amid funding shortages for essential programs like homelessness and healthcare. The project is expected to be completed by early 2026.
Fox News: Man in car calls his wife 'worst backseat driver,' sparking social media debate
A Reddit user shared his frustration with his wife's constant backseat driving, which made him refuse to drive when she is in the car. He noted that her criticisms of his driving style led to his bad mood during trips, prompting him to let her take the wheel instead.
The situation escalated when he attempted to drive again, only for her to criticize him within minutes. Experts suggest that setting boundaries in such scenarios is essential for emotional safety and mutual respect in relationships.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: China's London 'super-embassy' to include secret SPY DUNGEON - but Labour 'waves through' planning application
Concerns are mounting over a Chinese embassy in London, which reportedly includes plans for secretive basement rooms and a tunnel, raising suspicions of espionage. The project has created a rift within the UK Cabinet, with some officials advocating for China's inclusion on a Foreign Influence Registration Scheme to monitor covert activities.
Critics warn that the embassy could facilitate intelligence operations or even harm to dissidents. The decision on the embassy's future rests with Angela Rayner, amidst calls for transparency from opposition members. Government representatives have defended the secrecy surrounding the plans, citing public interest.
#crime
Fox News: American drivers warned about red flags to avoid ‘predatory towing’ targeting motorists across US
A significant increase in predatory towing scams has been reported across the U.S., with incidents rising 89% in three years, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau. These scams often target drivers immediately after accidents, leading to exorbitant fees and even violent confrontations.
California officials warn that some tow truck drivers misrepresent themselves as being dispatched by insurance companies, charging victims inflated fees to release their vehicles. Authorities are urging drivers to verify tow truck legitimacy and wait for law enforcement before agreeing to any towing services.
Le Monde: 'I had lost all hope': The Chinese actors trapped in the hell of Myanmar's scam centers
In Myanmar, an estimated 120,000 people, primarily Chinese, are held in online scam centers, according to the UN. Xu Bochun, a Chinese actor, shared his harrowing experience of being trapped for three months by mafia groups after being lured by a false job offer.
Xu's journey began in Shanghai, where he sought acting opportunities. After being misled into a trafficking situation, he ended up in a lawless area of Myanmar, forced into smuggling activities. His ordeal highlights the dangers faced by individuals seeking work abroad.