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16 Apr 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: Biden Engineered A Border Crisis To Secure Political Power
The Biden administration's handling of the southern border crisis from 2021 to 2024 is characterized as a deliberate strategy to overwhelm the immigration system and enhance Democratic political power. With over 10.8 million encounters reported, the administration introduced programs like the CHNV parole program, which faced legal challenges and concerns over fraud and criminality.
A recent court ruling has complicated efforts to revoke the legal status of over 530,000 migrants from this program, requiring individual evaluations that could take decades. Critics argue this approach serves to dilute representation for American citizens while increasing electoral influence for Democrats, as noncitizens are allowed to vote in some local elections.
Fox News: Bondi defiant, says Abrego Garcia will stay in El Salvador 'end of the story'
Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the decision regarding the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant wrongfully deported to El Salvador, lies with President Nayib Bukele. Despite court orders for the Trump administration to facilitate his return, Bondi emphasized that Abrego Garcia is not a U.S. citizen and remains in El Salvador's custody.
Bondi reiterated that if El Salvador chooses to send Abrego Garcia back, the U.S. would assist, but ultimately the matter is in the hands of the Salvadoran government. The courts have mandated due process protections for individuals facing deportation, but have not required Abrego Garcia's return to the U.S.
#politics
Fox News: Bernie Sanders, AOC and other anti-Trump progressives haul in big bucks for 2026 midterms
Progressive lawmakers in Congress, notably Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are experiencing significant fundraising success as they oppose President Trump's agenda. Sanders raised $11.5 million in early 2025, while Ocasio-Cortez brought in $9.6 million, reflecting strong grassroots support.
Meanwhile, House Republicans are also reporting substantial fundraising efforts, particularly in competitive districts, with Rep. Mike Lawler leading the way at nearly $1.5 million. The National Republican Congressional Committee claims that GOP lawmakers are outpacing Democrats in fundraising, marking a shift from previous election cycles.
The Economist: The splintering of British politics
The Labour Party in Britain, under Sir Keir Starmer, is facing declining support just nine months into his leadership. As local elections approach on May 1st, public patience with the government's performance appears to be waning.
Starmer's initial promise of "national renewal" has not materialized as expected, leading to concerns about the party's future.
Fox News: Associated Press, Reuters rip Trump White House for cutting wire service slot in press pool
The Trump administration's decision to limit access to wire services like the Associated Press and Reuters has drawn strong criticism. AP spokesperson Lauren Easton expressed disappointment, emphasizing that such restrictions undermine the public's right to independent news coverage.
Reuters echoed similar sentiments, stating that limiting access to the President threatens democratic principles and the public's ability to receive impartial news. The White House's new criteria for the press pool will include wire services, but the recent actions have raised concerns about transparency and media freedom.
Fox News: Colorado Dems move to divert $4M in taxpayer dollars to fight Trump admin in court
A Colorado bill, HB25-1321, has passed a key committee, allowing the governor to allocate $4 million from state funds to counter potential federal actions under the Trump administration. This funding could be used for legal defenses against federal investigations impacting state operations.
Republicans have criticized the bill, arguing it diverts taxpayer money from essential services like infrastructure and education to fund legal battles with the federal government. Meanwhile, Democrats assert the bill aims to protect Colorado from unconstitutional federal actions that threaten state funding across various sectors.
#society
GB News: Scottish government have been left 'exposed' after Supreme Court ruling, Alba MSP claims
The Supreme Court ruled that the Equality Act 2010 defines "woman" as a biological female, a decision seen as a setback for the Scottish government regarding transgender rights. This ruling came after a challenge from the campaign group For Women Scotland.
The outcome has left the Scottish government feeling "humiliated" as it navigates the complexities of gender identity and biological definitions.
The Economist: Birmingham’s bin strikes reveal local problems—and a national one
Birmingham is grappling with severe waste management issues, as strikes have left streets littered with rubbish, creating unsanitary conditions. Residents face health risks from the accumulated waste, with reports of large rats in the area.
This situation highlights broader national concerns regarding local governance and public services in Britain.
Fox News: Unmanned shrimp boat washes ashore on Florida beach, puzzling investigators
A 50-foot shrimp boat named "Miss Montie" washed ashore at Beverly Beach, Florida, after losing power and drifting approximately 25 miles. The crew was safely removed before the vessel ran aground, and the Coast Guard confirmed the boat remained upright and stable.
The captain attempted to secure the boat but faced difficulties with anchors. After the vessel landed, local law enforcement took over, and the captain arranged for a larger boat to tow "Miss Montie" to St. Augustine.
On The Water: Shark River Surf Anglers' Trout Contest for Kids a Big Success
The SRSA Trout Contest for Kids on April 5, 2025, was a success despite gloomy weather. Young anglers participated eagerly, and the event featured a shotgun start, food tents, and activities like a petting zoo and face painting.
Grand Prize winner Douglas Apsley caught a 7-pound, 4-ounce rainbow trout. The event concluded with gratitude for sponsors and anticipation for the 25th anniversary in 2026.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Know your enemy: Trump must wise up, fast, to inhumane Hamas and ruthless Iran
During a recent press conference, President Trump faced questions about securing hostages from Gaza and his approach to negotiating a new nuclear deal with Iran. His responses highlighted a struggle to comprehend the brutality of Hamas, as he recounted harrowing stories from released hostages about their treatment.
Trump's outreach to Iran has raised concerns about his understanding of the regime's intentions. His envoy, Steve Witkoff, initially suggested a deal focused on civilian uranium enrichment, which was met with skepticism. The complexity of the situation underscores the need for a deeper grasp of the threats posed by both Hamas and Iran.
Le Monde: Why is it so difficult for France and Algeria to stabilize their relationship?
The diplomatic relationship between France and Algeria remains tumultuous, oscillating between periods of thaw and tension. Following a visit by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot that briefly eased an eight-month crisis, Algeria expelled several French embassy agents in response to the detention of an Algerian consular official in France.
This incident stems from an investigation into the abduction of influencer Amir Boukhors, who alleges that the operation was intended to intimidate him regarding his criticisms of the Algerian regime. The ongoing diplomatic struggles highlight the complexities of the two nations' interactions.
#military
Le Monde: After October 7, the father of an Israeli lookout becomes a figurehead among grieving families
Eyal Eshel, father of Roni Eshel, a soldier killed in the October 7 Hamas attacks, criticizes the Israeli army's unpreparedness. He highlights negligence and a failure to heed warnings from lookouts, which contributed to the tragic loss of life during the assault on the Nahal Oz military base.
The attack resulted in the deaths of 53 soldiers, many caught off guard. This incident underscores significant weaknesses within the Israeli military, raising questions about the high command's assumptions regarding Hamas's capabilities.
#culture
The Economist: Are hits like “Adolescence” good or bad for Britain?
The success of British production companies like Warp Films, highlighted by the popularity of the Netflix series "Adolescence," raises questions about the impact of streaming commissions on the industry. Once on the verge of closure due to pandemic disruptions, Warp Films has now seen significant viewership.
This situation reflects a broader trend in Britain's film and television landscape, where streaming services offer both opportunities and challenges for local production.
#health
Fox News: Lil Nas X sparks Bell’s palsy concern after posting from hospital bed with facial paralysis
Lil Nas X shared a video from his hospital bed after experiencing facial paralysis, humorously noting he couldn't control the right side of his face. He reassured fans that he was okay, encouraging them not to worry and to keep dancing instead.
Later updates indicated improvement in his condition, with Lil Nas X stating he could smile genuinely again, although he noted his eye still needed time to recover. Many fans and celebrities expressed concern, speculating it might be Bell's palsy.
#crime
Times Of Israel: IDF kills last surviving terrorist behind deadly West Bank shooting
Israeli forces killed Mohammed Zakarneh, a Palestinian Islamic Jihad member involved in a January terror shooting in the West Bank. Zakarneh was found hiding in a cave near Jenin and was killed during a confrontation with IDF troops, who also eliminated another gunman.
The January attack resulted in the deaths of three civilians, including an off-duty police officer. Following Zakarneh's death, Palestinian suspects targeted a tourist bus, injuring two American tourists. The incidents occurred amid an ongoing counterterrorism operation in the West Bank.