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16 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Vance sounds off on deportation, 'ratification of Biden's illegal migrant invasion' via 'fake legal process'
Vice President JD Vance criticized the Biden administration's handling of illegal immigration, asserting that he and President Trump will not accept what he calls a "fake legal process" to legitimize the influx of illegal migrants. He challenged those advocating for due process to propose viable solutions for deporting millions of illegal aliens annually.
Vance emphasized that the Trump administration was elected to address illegal immigration and claimed that the current situation has overwhelmed essential services in the country. He called for the deportation of those who entered illegally, stating that any lack of a concrete plan indicates a desire to maintain the status quo.
#politics
Fox News: WATCH: Two people reportedly tasered by police at Marjorie Taylor Green town hall, 3 arrested
During a town hall event hosted by GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia, police forcibly removed at least six protesters, using tasers on two individuals after a physical altercation. Three protesters were charged with disorderly conduct, while Greene expressed approval of their removal.
The incident reflects a growing trend of disruptions at GOP events, prompting some Republican lawmakers to shift to virtual town halls due to concerns over safety and violence. Greene emphasized that her event was not a protest and criticized the protesters for their behavior.
#society
Le Monde: French prison attacks: Investigators explore all leads, from drug traffickers to the far-left
A series of coordinated attacks on around 10 prisons in France, marked by car fires and gunfire, has prompted the National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office to take over the investigation. The acronym "DDPF," meaning "Rights of French Prisoners," was found at the sites, indicating a potential terrorist motive.
Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin emphasized the seriousness of the situation, asserting that these actions aim to intimidate and destabilize the state. He vowed that the government would not yield to such threats, underscoring the importance of maintaining public order and protection.
#culture
GB News: Paul Hollywood, 59, and wife step out with Blake Lively, 37, in rare outing amid Justin Baldoni legal saga
Paul Hollywood and his wife attended a London screening of "Another Simple Favour," alongside Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. The friendship between Hollywood and Lively began in June 2023 when the couple visited the "Great British Bake Off" set. Their bond has grown, with Lively frequently reaching out to Hollywood.
Lively is currently involved in a legal dispute with co-star Justin Baldoni regarding allegations of harassment and defamation, with a trial scheduled for March 2026. Both parties deny wrongdoing.
#health
Fox News: AI system restores speech for paralyzed patients using own voice
Researchers in California have developed an AI-powered system that enables paralyzed individuals to speak in real time using their own voices. This breakthrough combines brain-computer interfaces with advanced AI to decode neural activity into audible speech, significantly improving communication for those with speech impairments.
The system offers naturalistic speech synthesis, personalized voice output, and operates with minimal latency, allowing for nearly instantaneous speech generation. This technology has the potential to enhance the quality of life for individuals with paralysis and conditions like ALS, fostering better communication and connections with loved ones.
#crime
Fox News: 3 men, 1 teen facing multiple charges in Louisiana for riding horses in Walmart
Four individuals, including three men and a teenage boy, face misdemeanor charges for riding horses through a Walmart in Baker, Louisiana, and posting the incident on TikTok. They turned themselves in after the video went viral.
Charges include entering and remaining after forbidden, unlawful post of criminal activity, and disturbing the peace. Louisiana law prohibits posting videos of crimes for notoriety.