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15 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Obama-appointed judge shuts down Trump’s mass deportation plan and more top headlines
A judge has blocked Trump's deportation plan, while a jury convicted an illegal immigrant for the murder of a mother-of-five. In other news, Americans face challenges obtaining new 'Real ID' documentation, and the Republican Party criticizes a blue state's governor over juvenile crime.
Additionally, federal agents apprehended an illegal immigrant attempting to flee a courthouse. The Trump administration is moving towards tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, and there are calls to cut funding for NPR and PBS.
Fox News: ICE using Social Security records to aid Trump push to deport illegal immigrants
The Social Security Administration is now involved in President Trump's immigration enforcement efforts, focusing on immigrants granted temporary parole status. The agency is moving names of migrants on the FBI's terrorist watch list to an ineligible database, as part of a broader crackdown on illegal immigration.
This initiative reflects Trump's commitment to fulfilling his deportation promises, utilizing various government resources, including the IRS for data-sharing with ICE. Some SSA staff have raised concerns about the implications of these actions, indicating potential internal resistance to the administration's agenda.
#politics
Fox News: House Republican campaign arm touts 'unstoppable momentum' with record fundraising haul
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) reported a record $21.5 million in fundraising for March, contributing to a total of $36.7 million for the first quarter of 2025. This marks a significant increase compared to the previous election cycle, with $23.9 million cash on hand and reduced debt.
As the NRCC aims to maintain its slim House majority, it faces competition from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), which is targeting Republican-held seats for the upcoming 2026 midterms. Fundraising remains a critical strategy for both parties as they prepare for the elections.
Fox News: 'Handmaid's Tale' showrunners say their series' 'warning' was 'ignored' based on Trump's re-election
Showrunners of "The Handmaid's Tale" expressed concern that Americans are not heeding the show's warnings about authoritarianism, particularly in light of Donald Trump's re-election. They noted that the series, which began airing in 2017, remains relevant as it reflects real events, highlighting a decline in women's rights since its inception.
The creators emphasized that their intent was not to make political statements but to authentically portray life under oppressive regimes. They drew parallels between the show's themes and current events, noting that democracy is fragile and can easily backslide.
Fox News: Key Trump agency facing 'unprecedented backlog' inherited from Biden admin
The Department of Transportation is addressing a backlog of about 3,200 grant awards totaling $43 billion, inherited from the previous administration. Secretary Sean Duffy criticized the prior management for not finalizing agreements, impacting infrastructure projects like the Washington Bridge in Rhode Island.
Duffy emphasized a shift away from previous administration policies, including DEI and Green New Deal requirements, focusing instead on tangible infrastructure improvements. The DOT is reviewing grants and prioritizing major projects to expedite funding and construction.
Fox News: GOP senator reveals why Trump's 'complete and total endorsement' will be crucial for his midterm race
Ohio GOP Senator Jon Husted has received the "complete and total" endorsement of former President Donald Trump for his upcoming election campaign. Husted, appointed to the Senate less than three months ago, emphasized the significance of Trump's support, citing its impact on previous Senate races in Ohio.
Husted plans to focus on key issues such as tax cuts, border security, and regulatory reform during his campaign. He aims to bring the successful strategies from Ohio to the national level, including reducing the complexity of federal regulations. Husted expressed confidence in his ability to connect with Ohio voters and deliver on the America First agenda.
#society
GB News: Princess Kate hailed as a 'megaphone for scouting' by Chief Scout following trip to the Lake District: 'It was delightful!'
Princess Kate has been recognized as a "megaphone for Scouting" by Chief Scout Dwayne Fields after her visit to the Lake District, where she expressed her deep emotional connection to nature. Fields emphasized the importance of outdoor experiences for children's mental health and the need for more volunteers in Scouting.
He highlighted that over half a million young people and volunteers participate weekly, learning vital life skills and forming friendships. Fields called for adults to join the movement, noting that many children are waiting to join due to a lack of volunteers.
Fox News: Federal judge rules against parents seeking to protest transgender athletes with wristband
A federal judge in New Hampshire ruled against parents who protested the participation of a transgender athlete in girls' sports by wearing wristbands referencing biological sex. The judge determined the school district acted reasonably in preventing the protest, citing potential harm to students.
The parents claimed their First Amendment rights were violated but were denied the ability to wear the wristbands at school events. The judge emphasized the broader implications of their message, which the school district deemed demeaning.
#culture
Le Monde: Duran Lantink appointed creative director of Jean Paul Gaultier
Dutch designer Duran Lantink has been appointed as the creative director of the Jean Paul Gaultier brand, marking a significant return to the ready-to-wear calendar after years focused on haute couture. Lantink, known for his experimental approach and innovative designs, will debut his first collection in October 2025.
The Gaultier brand, founded in 1976, is celebrated for its nonconformist style and has been influential in shaping Parisian fashion. Lantink's appointment follows a trend of new designers taking on prominent roles in the fashion industry, signaling a dynamic shift in the landscape.
#history
The Telegraph: Now more than ever, remembering the Holocaust is vital
Richard Dimbleby’s harrowing report from Bergen-Belsen in 1945 unveiled the atrocities of the Holocaust, a truth that is now challenged by Holocaust denial. Despite overwhelming evidence, such denial persists, necessitating constant vigilance and education about the past.
The recent Hamas attack on Israel, resulting in significant loss of life, has also faced denial, with claims that the evidence is fabricated. This underscores the importance of remembering history to combat false narratives and affirm the necessity of Israel for the Jewish people.
#health
Forbes: Pregnant Women Are Losing Access to Care, Formula And Shelter Because of Elon Musk and Donald Trump
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has cut over $10 billion in funding for maternal and child health programs, halting critical services for pregnant women and new mothers. This includes the suspension of grants for healthcare initiatives and support networks, leaving many vulnerable families without essential resources.
Despite Musk's claims that declining birth rates threaten civilization, the funding cuts contradict efforts to support maternal health. Critics argue that these decisions will exacerbate healthcare disparities, particularly for underserved populations, while community providers struggle to fill the gaps left by the cuts.