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#illegals
Le Monde: EU lists seven 'safe' countries, tightening asylum rules
The European Union has designated seven countries—Kosovo, Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, India, Morocco, and Tunisia—as "safe" to expedite the asylum process and address backlogs. This designation allows for a presumption against the merit of asylum claims from these nations.
The plan, criticized by human rights groups, aims to harmonize asylum rules across member states, though individual assessments of cases will still be required. The proposal awaits approval from the European Parliament and member states.
Fox News: US charges leaders of 'brutal Mexican cartel,' offers $8M reward for brothers' capture
The U.S. is offering an $8 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Johnny and Jose Alfredo Hurtado Olascoaga, co-leaders of the La Nueva Familia Michoacana cartel, accused of trafficking fentanyl and other drugs into the U.S. They face multiple charges, including conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.
The cartel is linked to significant drug trafficking and violence, including the use of drones for attacks. The U.S. has also imposed sanctions on the brothers and their family members as part of efforts to combat drug-related crime and protect American communities.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant arrested for incest with teenager, released by Virginia jail captured by ICE
Marvin Mateo-Alberto, a Honduran national in the U.S. illegally, was arrested in January for incest and sexual battery but was released by a Virginia county jail despite an ICE detainer. He was later taken into custody by ICE after being released.
ICE officials emphasized the need to prioritize public safety due to the serious nature of Mateo-Alberto's charges, stating he poses a threat to children in the community.
#politics
Breitbart: Biden Weeps for America Suffering Under Trump 'Destruction'
Former President Joe Biden criticized Donald Trump's administration for its approach to Social Security, claiming it threatens the retirement benefits of millions. He described the changes as damaging and emphasized the importance of Social Security in people's lives during a conference in Chicago.
Biden, who referred to Trump as "This Guy," expressed concerns over potential job cuts at the Social Security administration, which could impact beneficiaries. He highlighted that many rely on these benefits for basic needs.
Fox News: Jimmy Kimmel blames liberals 'viciously attacking comedians' for Trump's rise to power
Jimmy Kimmel attributed Donald Trump's rise to the presidency partly to the backlash comedians face from liberals. He believes that manufactured outrage against comedy contributes to this political climate, stating that comedy lacks clear boundaries and should not lead to cancellations.
Kimmel expressed frustration with Trump's policies and the extreme nature of the GOP, criticizing their focus on issues that he feels affect very few Americans. He emphasized his commitment to comedy while navigating the political landscape, aiming to maintain a sense of decency in his work.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Majority Disapprove In Latest Poll As Americans Reject New Tariffs
President Trump has experienced a net negative approval rating in seven of eight polls following his recent tariff announcement. Most Americans doubt the permanence of these tariffs, with 59% believing they are a negotiating tactic rather than a long-term policy.
While a significant portion of the public disapproves of Trump's handling of various issues, including inflation and trade, there remains some support for his goals of returning manufacturing jobs to the U.S. However, many view his approach as harmful to the economy.
#society
Forbes: Trump Administration Sues Maine Over Trans Athletes In Girls’ Sports—Threatening Federal Funding
The Trump administration is set to file a lawsuit against Maine, claiming the state's allowance of transgender athletes in girls' sports violates Title IX. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the Justice Department aims to protect women's civil rights through this legal action.
Maine officials argue that Title IX does not prohibit transgender participation and have accused the Trump administration of lacking legal support for its claims. Tensions escalated after Trump threatened to withhold federal funding, leading to a temporary freeze on educational grants, which a judge later ordered to be unfrozen.
The Economist: The threat to free speech in Germany
Germany's recent actions against free speech have raised concerns about its reputation as one of the world's freest nations. This situation echoes the "Streisand effect," where attempts to suppress information often lead to greater public awareness.
As protests and political discontent rise across Europe, Germany's approach to free expression may have broader implications for its democratic values.
The Federalist: AG Bondi Sues Maine To Keep Men Out Of Women's Sports
The Department of Justice is suing Maine over its policy allowing biological males to compete in women's sports, claiming it violates Title IX and endangers women's safety. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the state has refused to comply with federal requests to protect women's rights in sports.
The lawsuit seeks to prevent males from participating in female sports and to restore titles to women athletes. Bondi emphasized the negative impact on female competitors and criticized Maine's leadership for not addressing the issue.
The Economist: What is a woman? Britain’s Supreme Court gives its answer
The UK Supreme Court ruled that the terms "woman" and "sex" refer specifically to biological definitions in a landmark decision regarding the Equality Act. This unanimous ruling impacts various sectors, including sports and single-sex spaces, reinforcing the definition of woman as a biological entity.
Legal experts view this as a significant development in the ongoing gender debate, with implications for discrimination laws across Britain. The ruling clarifies the legal understanding of gender in contexts such as employment and public services.
Fox News: 10 treats and toys to celebrate Easter with your dog
Easter baskets can pose serious risks to dogs due to toxic treats like chocolate and candies containing xylitol. Owners should ensure these items are out of reach and monitor their pets closely to prevent accidental ingestion, which can lead to severe health issues.
Instead, consider filling Easter baskets with dog-friendly treats such as Milk-Bone Peeps, snuffle toys, and peanut butter-flavored cookies. These alternatives provide a safe way for pets to join in the holiday festivities.
Times Of Israel: Billy the Spaniel, abducted on Oct. 7, reunites with her family in Kibbutz Nir Oz
Billy, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel kidnapped during the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023, was returned to her family after Israeli forces found her in Rafah, Gaza. The family had feared for her safety after only finding a bloodstain at home.
The emotional reunion was facilitated by reservist Aviad Shapira, who cared for Billy for four days before bringing her back. The Dancyg family expressed gratitude to the IDF soldiers, highlighting the significance of Billy's return amid ongoing concerns for other hostages still held by Hamas.
The American Mind: Trump’s Smithsonian Counter-Revolution
The Smithsonian Institution, described as the "official keeper of the American Story," faces scrutiny over its portrayal of U.S. history amid accusations of promoting a "revisionist" narrative that emphasizes systemic racism and oppression. President Trump's executive order seeks to counter this perceived ideological bias, aiming to revitalize cultural institutions.
Critics argue that the Smithsonian's leadership, particularly Secretary Lonnie Bunch, embraces a progressive agenda, exemplified by support for the 1619 Project and the controversial AP African American Studies course. This debate reflects a broader cultural conflict between traditional American values and a new ideological framework that emphasizes equity over equality.
Liberty Nation News: Euthanasia Excess: In Ontario, You Can Plan to Expire in 24 Hours - Liberty Nation News
Euthanasia practices in Ontario, Canada, are reportedly expanding without adequate safeguards, with concerns about individuals being approved for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) despite not being terminally ill. Critics highlight a troubling trend where factors like poverty and loneliness drive people to choose death, rather than exploring reversible suffering.
The process has become alarmingly expedited, with some Canadians receiving MAiD within 24 hours of inquiry. Reports indicate that a significant number of these cases involve individuals who do not have a foreseeable natural death, raising ethical questions about the adequacy of assessments and the influence of societal detachment on these decisions.
#economy
The Economist: Britain’s government has entered the steel industry with no plan
The British government has intervened in the steel industry to prevent the closure of the last blast furnaces operated by British Steel, a Chinese-owned company. This urgent action, prompted by national security concerns, has led to MPs being recalled from recess and heightened military readiness.
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds announced that he secured necessary raw materials to keep British Steel operational, amid rising tensions and accusations of foreign interference. The situation highlights the complexities of national industrial policy and security.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says holding off on bid to crush Hamas; current op aimed at coaxing it into deal
The Israeli military is intensifying operations against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, having resumed airstrikes on March 18 after a two-month ceasefire. While the IDF is ramping up pressure to secure a hostage deal, it is refraining from launching a major offensive that could jeopardize negotiations and the safety of remaining hostages.
As of now, the IDF has killed over 350 Hamas members since resuming operations, while Hamas claims a much higher civilian toll. The military is expanding buffer zones and targeting Hamas's weapon stocks, preparing for a potential larger offensive. The conflict began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel, resulting in significant casualties on both sides.
#religion
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Greek Orthodox Archbishop: Trump’s Win ‘Positive Development'
Archbishop Ieronymos II of Athens expressed support for President Trump, viewing his election as a positive development. He praised Trump's approach to economic and cultural issues but cautioned that caution is needed to avoid escalating tensions that could lead to war.
The Archbishop noted a significant interest among young people in Greece towards faith and the Church, emphasizing the need for the Church to connect with their concerns. He highlighted the importance of adapting to the changing needs of youth, who are searching for deeper meaning beyond materialism.
#culture
Fox News: Valerie Bertinelli told son Wolfgang no Van Halen biopics until after she's dead
Valerie Bertinelli has stated she does not want her son Wolfgang Van Halen to create a biopic about the band Van Halen until after her death. During an appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show," she expressed her hope that such a film never comes to fruition.
Bertinelli also mentioned Selena Gomez as her preferred choice to portray her in a potential biopic, humorously urging Gomez not to take on the role. She reflected on her past marriage to Eddie Van Halen, emphasizing that the band's issues were complex and not solely his fault.
#crime
Breitbart: D.A.: Shapiro Attacker Had 'Focus on Palestine and the Governor's Views on Israel', Think There Was 'Religious Bias'
Dauphin County, PA District Attorney Fran Chardo stated that the alleged arsonist targeting Gov. Josh Shapiro appears to have been motivated by religious bias, specifically related to the governor's views on Israel and Palestine. The prosecution will pursue this angle in their case.
Chardo confirmed that while they have charged the suspect with five first-degree felonies, Pennsylvania's ethnic intimidation statute may not increase penalties further. However, the sentencing guidelines will consider the bias motivation if the defendant is convicted.
#other
Fox News: EPA chief takes on Mexican 'sewage crisis' flowing into US waters where Navy SEALs train
EPA chief Lee Zeldin will visit San Diego on April 22 to address the ongoing issue of Mexican sewage flowing into U.S. waters, particularly affecting areas where Navy SEALs train. He plans to tour the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant and meet with local leaders and stakeholders.
Local officials have raised concerns about the environmental and public health impacts, citing over 31 billion gallons of sewage contaminating the Pacific Ocean since 2023. The situation has reportedly caused health issues for residents and Navy SEALs, as well as economic repercussions for the region.