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#illegals
Fox News: ICE blasts sanctuary county in Maryland after alleged murderer released from local custody
ICE criticized Prince George's County in Maryland for releasing illegal immigrant Rene Pop-Chub, charged with murder, despite an immigration detainer request. Pop-Chub, a Guatemalan national with prior deportations, was arrested again after local authorities ignored ICE's request.
ICE emphasized that such actions jeopardize community safety, as Pop-Chub was released and later arrested for serious charges. He is now in custody of the U.S. Marshals Service.
Fox News: Top Trump agency reveals key reason why REAL ID will be enforced
The Department of Homeland Security is enforcing the REAL ID deadline of May 7 to curb illegal immigration, stating it will prevent undocumented individuals from flying domestically. The measure aims to enhance aviation security and close vulnerabilities created by previous policies.
DHS highlights that under the Biden administration, many inadmissible aliens were allowed entry, and some were able to fly within the U.S. The REAL ID Act, established in 2005, is intended to bolster security by ensuring only verified travelers can board flights. Critics argue it may infringe on personal freedoms.
#politics
Fox News: GOP hits back after judges demand Trump allies be condemned for targeting judiciary
Wyoming's congressional delegation, led by Sen. Cynthia Lummis, has responded to over 100 judges and attorneys who criticized Republicans for not defending judges against attacks from conservatives. The delegation emphasized their commitment to Trump's agenda and the need to uphold the Constitution.
The lawmakers expressed disappointment over the judges' public condemnation and argued that a direct discussion would be more productive. They highlighted their legislative efforts to address concerns about nationwide injunctions and defended the independence of the judiciary while rejecting the notion that judges should impose policy preferences.
Fox News: Social media erupts after AOC debuts another 'strange' accent at rally: 'Kamala’s playbook'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism from conservatives after a rally in Nampa, Idaho, where she was accused of using a fake accent. The backlash included comparisons to former VP Kamala Harris, who was similarly criticized for altering her tone during her campaign.
Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders are touring the country for their "Fighting Oligarchy" campaign, targeting figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Their rallies have drawn large crowds, with over 12,000 attendees in Idaho and 36,000 in Los Angeles.
#society
Fox News: Fox News Digital leads all major news brands in key metrics during jam-packed first quarter of 2025
Fox News Digital achieved record-breaking performance in Q1 2025, leading all news brands with 13.2 billion multiplatform minutes and 6.3 billion multiplatform views. This marked the 16th consecutive quarter at the top for multiplatform minutes and the 11th for views, significantly outpacing competitors.
The platform also excelled on YouTube, amassing over 1.2 billion video views, surpassing MSNBC by 26%. Fox News Digital's engagement on social media reached 245.3 million interactions, maintaining its position as the most engaged news brand.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Xi Jinping’s Trump-sized puzzle
China is navigating a complex relationship with the U.S., particularly under President Trump's tariffs, which have pressured its exporters. Despite this, China has adapted by pushing for self-reliance in technology and strengthening ties with countries opposing Western sanctions.
The Chinese economy remains resilient, capable of retaliating against foreign rivals, especially through its control of rare-earth mineral exports. Experts are divided on whether a potential second Trump presidency poses a threat or an opportunity for China.
The Western Journal: Trump's Special Envoys Reveals Details of Meeting with Putin - Big Step Made Toward 'Permanent Peace'
Special envoy Steve Witkoff reported that his discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin have made progress toward achieving a permanent peace in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. Witkoff emphasized the complexity of the potential peace deal, which involves security protocols and territorial issues.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged Trump to visit Ukraine to gain a firsthand understanding of the war's impact before making any decisions regarding negotiations. The situation remains delicate, with both sides acknowledging that meaningful change will take time.
Fox News: Hamas rejects Israeli ceasefire, hostage return deal over disarmament demands
Hamas has rejected Israel's ceasefire proposal aimed at securing the release of hostages held for 556 days. The proposal included a 45-day ceasefire and humanitarian aid in exchange for disarmament and the return of hostages, which Hamas leader Abu Zuhri dismissed as unacceptable.
Despite ongoing military operations, Israel continues to capture territory in Gaza, creating buffer zones and exerting pressure on Hamas. The situation remains tense, with mediators expressing skepticism about the ceasefire's viability.
#economy
Le Monde: Hermès overtakes LVMH as world's most valuable luxury group
Hermès has surpassed LVMH as the world's most valuable luxury company, with a market cap of €248.6 billion, following a 7.8% drop in LVMH shares due to weaker-than-expected quarterly sales. LVMH reported a 2% decline in first-quarter sales, particularly in the US market.
This shift highlights the competitive landscape in the luxury sector, where Hermès is now positioned against established brands like Chanel and Dior. LVMH's decline coincided with economic pressures, including tariffs on global imports.
#health
The Telegraph: Gene Hackman’s home infested with rats carrying disease that killed wife
Gene Hackman's Santa Fe property was found to be infested with rats, which are known carriers of diseases. An investigation followed the discovery of the bodies of Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakwa, revealing traps, droppings, and nests throughout the property.
While the main living area showed no signs of rodent activity, the presence of rodents in other buildings raised health concerns. The investigation was conducted by the New Mexico Department of Public Health.
Forbes: Measles Updates: Over 560 Cases In Texas After Outbreaks Reported In 3 More States
Texas health officials reported over 560 measles cases, with two fatalities linked to the outbreak. The CDC confirmed 712 cases nationwide, primarily in Texas, with new outbreaks in Arkansas, Hawaii, and Indiana. Most cases involve unvaccinated individuals.
The outbreak, which began in January, marks Texas' largest measles incidence in 30 years. Vaccination rates among kindergarten and seventh-grade students are concerning, with 5.64% and 2.34% unvaccinated, respectively. Measles was declared eliminated in the U.S. in 2000.
#education
The Federalist: Harvard: Hating Trump Is More Important Than Helping People
Harvard University has announced it will reject $2 billion in federal grant money, citing a desire to maintain its independence and constitutional rights. President Alan Garber's letter emphasized the institution's commitment to academic freedom, earning praise from former President Obama.
Critics argue that this decision forfeits crucial funding that could benefit public health and economic security. The federal requirements for the grants included ending race-based diversity programs and ensuring ideological diversity, which some view as reasonable conditions.
#crime
The Western Journal: Revealed: Activist Working with Murder Suspect Karmelo Anthony Has a Disturbing Past
Dominique Alexander, an activist supporting Karmelo Anthony—charged with murder—has a troubling history of violence, including a conviction for injuring a child and multiple felony charges. His past raises serious doubts about his credibility as a moral authority in advocating for Anthony.
Alexander's involvement in high-profile cases through his Next Generation Action Network is seen as hypocritical given his violent record. His self-identification as a “minister” is particularly contentious, as it contrasts sharply with his history of abuse and crime.
#sports
GB News: WATCH: Eamonn Holmes hails Rory McIlroy as the 'most ordinary and nice guy'
Eamonn Holmes shared a surprising encounter with a famous sports star that left co-host Miriam Cates stunned. During a discussion with sports broadcaster Paul Coyte, Holmes reflected on how this experience imparted an important lesson to him.