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14 Apr 2025
#illegals
Forbes: Who Is Mohsen Mahdawi? Another Columbia Student Detained By Immigration Officials
Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian permanent U.S. resident and Columbia University student, was detained by immigration authorities during his naturalization interview in Vermont. His legal team argues the detention is retaliatory, linked to his outspoken criticism of Israel's military actions in Gaza and his activism on campus.
Critics, including Vermont lawmakers, have condemned the detention as immoral and illegal, insisting Mahdawi deserves due process and should be released. The situation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding immigration and free speech in the U.S.
Fox News: Newsom signs $2.8B bailout for healthcare program overrun by illegal immigrants
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a $2.8 billion bailout to address a deficit in the state's Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, which has been strained by the inclusion of illegal immigrants. This decision follows a request for a $3.4 billion loan to cover $6.2 billion in costs, with 1.6 million illegal immigrants enrolled.
Republicans criticize the program's sustainability, arguing that healthcare access for legal residents is declining. They propose cuts to Medicaid to manage spending, as the costs associated with covering illegal immigrants have surged beyond initial projections.
#politics
Fox News: Rosie O'Donnell never thought Trump would win again, admits Irish citizenship application not approved yet
Rosie O'Donnell expressed disbelief that Donald Trump would win the 2024 election, prompting her move to Ireland, although her citizenship application remains pending. She discussed her ongoing feud with Trump and her feelings about the treatment of Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin during a White House visit.
In a recent interview, O'Donnell also shared insights into her relationship with Lyle Menendez, who is serving a life sentence for murder. She described feeling safe and able to trust him, marking a significant personal development.
Fox News: Whitmer explains her Oval Office folder fiasco
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer expressed regret for hiding her face during a recent meeting with President Trump, which became a viral meme. She acknowledged the moment humorously and emphasized her diplomatic approach to discussing tariffs and economic issues with Trump.
Whitmer's actions have sparked speculation about her potential 2028 presidential candidacy, as her tone contrasts with other Democratic governors opposing Trump's policies. She defended her meeting as necessary for Michigan's recovery and economic interests.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Rivals unite to support Shapiro after arson
A 25-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sending threats to Tulsi Gabbard, the director of National Intelligence. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro faced an arson attack on his residence during Passover, prompting support from fellow potential 2028 presidential candidates.
Shapiro's home was set ablaze by Cody Balmer, who was arrested for the act. The incident has drawn reactions from other governors, emphasizing that public officials should not be targeted for their beliefs or duties.
Front Page Magazine: The Savage Truth Video: Trump WINNING, Leftists LOSING It
Cicely Davis, on The Savage Truth podcast, discusses President Trump's Executive Order aimed at halting federal funding for abortions. She also highlights recent admissions from leftist media regarding President Biden's mental decline during his presidency.
Listeners can access the full episode on various platforms.
#society
GB News: NHS blasted for 'creating division' with 'anti-white' recruitment policy
The NHS is facing backlash for allegedly favoring black and ethnic minority candidates over white applicants in its recruitment process. Internal documents reveal that the organization is implementing the Rooney Rule, which requires that ethnic minorities be included in interview shortlists.
Critics argue this practice constitutes discrimination against white candidates, raising concerns about fairness in hiring practices within the NHS.
Front Page Magazine: Finch & Spencer Video: Why Islam Needs to Make Christians Suffer
The Glazov Gang features a discussion hosted by Michael Finch with Robert Spencer, focusing on the persecution of Christians and the implications of Islamic teachings on interfaith relations. They explore themes from Spencer's book, "Antisemitism: History & Myth," and the broader context of religious tensions.
The episode also touches on various controversial topics, including allegations of political corruption and the influence of globalist agendas. The series aims to provoke thought on significant societal issues and the ongoing struggles faced by religious communities.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'From the very beginning, the debt imposed by France on Haiti plunged the country into ruin'
In 1825, Haiti was forced to pay 150 million gold francs to France as compensation to former colonists, following pressure from King Charles X. This payment, intended to recognize Haiti's independence, plunged the nation into a cycle of debt and economic dependency.
The debt exploited the Haitian peasantry and contributed to ecological degradation, while corrupt elites profited. This situation marked the beginning of a model for neo-colonial governance and established a precedent in North-South relations.
Front Page Magazine: Trump's Negotiations With The Mullahs
President Trump's administration is reportedly considering indirect nuclear talks with Iran, despite the regime's refusal to negotiate on key issues like ballistic missiles. Iran's economy is in crisis, presenting a potential opportunity for the U.S. to address its nuclear ambitions.
However, historical patterns of U.S. appeasement and Iran's ideological motivations complicate the situation. Experts warn that without a credible threat to the regime, Iran may not alter its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Effective negotiations will require a demonstration of power rather than mere diplomatic overtures.