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14 Apr 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: El Salvador President Slams CNN's Kaitlan Collins for 'Preposterous' Question, Says He's Not Returning Deported MS-13 Suspect
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele stated he will not return alleged MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the U.S., calling the question "preposterous." He emphasized that he cannot smuggle a terrorist into the U.S. and that the matter is for El Salvador to handle.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently indicated that a lower court's order to facilitate Garcia's return may exceed its authority. Trump administration officials reiterated that Garcia, a citizen of El Salvador, was illegally in the U.S. and that any return is up to El Salvador.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Trump's Dinner With Bill
Bill Maher recently dined with President Trump, revealing a surprisingly cordial interaction despite their differences. Maher acknowledged Trump's effectiveness as a politician and expressed a desire to move past divisive rhetoric, emphasizing the importance of understanding one another.
This meeting signals a potential shift in political discourse, as Maher recognized the need for unity over hostility. His change in tone reflects a broader hope for collaboration in a polarized environment.
Fox News: Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt joins Fox News as a contributor
Hugh Hewitt has joined Fox News Channel as a contributor, offering analysis across various platforms. He hosts "The Hugh Hewitt Show," is a columnist for the Washington Examiner, and has authored 14 books. Hewitt has a background in law and media, including roles in the Reagan administration.
He previously worked as a columnist for The Washington Post and has received three Emmys for his television work. Hewitt made his Fox News debut on "Special Report."
#society
Front Page Magazine: Ivory Tower Hypocrite: University of Nevada-Las Vegas
The University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) has been criticized for failing to uphold its commitment to free speech after a professor's lecture was disrupted by anti-Semitic protests. Dr. Asaf Peer, invited to speak on physics, faced hostility from protestors who opposed his identity as an Israeli Jew, leading to the event's cancellation.
Despite UNLV's stated dedication to freedom of expression, campus police did not intervene to remove the protestors, citing the need to maintain order. This incident raises concerns about academic freedom and the university's enforcement of its own policies on free speech.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Russia claims its deadly attack on Ukraine's Sumy targeted military forces
Russia claimed its missile attack on Sumy, Ukraine, targeted a gathering of Ukrainian troops, resulting in at least 34 deaths, including children. European leaders condemned the strike as a war crime, calling for stronger sanctions against Russia.
Ukrainian President Zelensky urged global action, while officials noted the attack's timing with ongoing peace talks. The Kremlin dismissed claims of civilian targeting, asserting military objectives. The EU is considering further sanctions as attacks on Ukraine continue.
#economy
Forbes: Here’s What Polls Say About Trump’s Tariffs—As Americans Brace For Higher Prices
Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with President Trump's tariff policies, with various polls indicating a significant disapproval rate. A majority believe the tariffs will lead to higher consumer prices, causing a dip in his approval ratings across multiple surveys since his April 2 announcement.
While some respondents support the goals of the tariffs aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing, many disapprove of Trump's approach. Concerns about the short-term and long-term economic impacts are prevalent, and a notable portion of the public lacks a clear understanding of how tariffs function.
#culture
Fox News: Kevin Bacon’s ‘Wild Things’ crew found a dead body during filming
Kevin Bacon recounted a bizarre incident from the filming of "Wild Things" in 1998, where a dead body was discovered floating nearby while shooting in a Florida swamp. The crew alerted the police, who removed the body to prevent it from disrupting the scene.
Initially skeptical of the script, Bacon found the film to be full of surprises and ultimately embraced the project, which has since gained a cult following despite its initial critical reception.
The Western Journal: Caltech's Underhanded Move Sees DEI Program Saved, Promotion for Its Assistant VP
California Institute of Technology has reportedly circumvented federal mandates to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs by rebranding its DEI leadership. Dr. Lindsey Malcom-Piqueux has been promoted to a new title while continuing to oversee the Center for Inclusion and Diversity, maintaining the DEI structure intact.
Critics argue this move reflects a defiance of President Trump's directives aimed at ending discriminatory practices in educational institutions. The rebranding is seen as a superficial change rather than a genuine dismantling of DEI initiatives, raising concerns about the ongoing influence of these programs in academia.
The Western Journal: Michelle Obama Addresses Bombshell Divorce Rumors: 'I'm Choosing Me'
Michelle Obama addressed ongoing divorce rumors from her marriage to Barack Obama during a podcast, asserting her recent absences from public events were about prioritizing herself rather than marital issues. Despite her claims of self-empowerment, skepticism remains regarding the couple's relationship.
While some supporters in the Black community dismissed the rumors, Michelle's comments may not quell doubts about their marriage's authenticity, as critics argue the Obamas maintain a carefully curated public image.
#health
Fox News: 'Harry Potter' actor undergoes emergency surgery after doctors warn he might never walk or speak again
Nick Moran, known for his role as Scabior in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," is recovering from emergency spinal surgery due to a serious medical condition. His friend revealed that Moran experienced neck pain and was advised to seek immediate medical attention, leading to a life-threatening diagnosis.
After surgery, which involved replacing bones in his neck, Moran is now home and on the mend, though he faces a long recovery. He is grateful for the support he has received and looks forward to returning to work soon.
#sports
GB News: 'Give him a knighthood!' GB News hosts call for Rory McIlroy to be honoured following historic grand slam victory
GB News hosts Andrew Pierce and Bev Turner are advocating for Rory McIlroy to receive a knighthood following his victory at the Masters, which marked the end of an 11-year major championship drought. McIlroy's win at Augusta makes him one of only six golfers to achieve a career Grand Slam.
Pierce and Turner emphasized the significance of McIlroy's accomplishment, comparing it to Andy Murray's knighthood for winning Wimbledon. They expressed confidence that McIlroy will be honored, praising him not only for his athletic achievements but also for his advocacy for the sport.