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16 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Democrat Van Hollen Travels to Deported Migrant in El Salvador
Democrats are rallying around Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported illegal migrant from El Salvador, portraying him as a victim of U.S. immigration policy. Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen plans to visit him in El Salvador, while Trump’s advisors emphasize that he is a criminal alien with a deportation order.
Public opinion largely supports deportation of illegal migrants with criminal records, with polls showing 74% favoring such actions. The Trump administration is using this case to highlight the consequences of lenient immigration policies, arguing that Democrats' support for such individuals could harm their political standing.
#society
Fox News: UK Supreme Court issues landmark ruling on legal definition of woman
The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that a woman is defined as someone born biologically female, excluding transgender women from this legal definition. This decision allows for the exclusion of trans women from certain single-sex spaces and groups under the U.K. Equality Act.
While the ruling is seen as a victory for women's rights activists, it has raised concerns about the implications for transgender rights, as protections against discrimination for gender reassignment remain intact. Activists express that this ruling may create challenges for the trans community.
Breitbart: Palisades, Malibu Residents Sue L.A. over Fire, Empty Reservoir
Residents of Pacific Palisades and Malibu are suing the L.A. Department of Water and Power for negligence related to recent wildfires that destroyed their homes. They claim the nearly empty Santa Ynez Reservoir and malfunctioning hydrants contributed to the devastation.
The lawsuit highlights that LADWP ignored urgent wind warnings and failed to prepare adequately for the fire risk. This legal action adds to ongoing lawsuits against LADWP and other entities over fire-related damages.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Two US tourists lightly hurt as stones thrown at bus in West Bank
Two American tourists were lightly injured when assailants attacked their tour bus with stones and a paint bottle near Burqa in the West Bank. The IDF reported that the women received medical treatment at the scene, and security forces launched a manhunt for the attackers.
Tensions in the West Bank have escalated since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, leading to significant violence and casualties on both sides. The IDF has arrested thousands of Palestinians, while over 900 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in the conflict.
Times Of Israel: IDF says Hezbollah member killed in southern Lebanon drone strike
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed a member of Hezbollah’s Radwan force, while another airstrike resulted in the death of a 17-year-old. The IDF reported targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in response to ongoing threats, following a ceasefire agreement that required Hezbollah to vacate southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah has faced political setbacks in Lebanon, losing influence after the war and agreeing to the election of a US- and Saudi-backed president. Meanwhile, the Lebanese army arrested Hamas operatives in Palestinian refugee camps, amid concerns over plots against Jordan.
Le Monde: Facing the US, Europe is not looking to forge a common front with China
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's recent visit to China aimed to strengthen ties amid US-China tensions. He proposed a united front with China against US tariffs, emphasizing the need for a balanced relationship and shared economic responsibilities.
However, European leaders remain wary of deeper engagement with Beijing, citing ongoing trade issues and security concerns, particularly in relation to the Ukraine conflict. Many believe that turning to China won't resolve their challenges with the US.
#economy
The Economist: This week’s cover
The dollar has declined over 9% against major currencies since mid-January, raising concerns about its vulnerability. Despite rising Treasury yields, continued selling of American assets could lead to significant challenges for the global economy.
Forbes: Forbes Recession Tracker: Bank Of America Survey Finds Investors’ Economic Growth Expectations At 3-Decade Low
Fears of an economic downturn are rising on Wall Street due to President Trump's fluctuating tariff policies. A recent survey indicated that 42% of money managers expect a recession, with major banks forecasting a 40-60% chance of recession within the year.
While some officials express optimism, such as National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett, prominent economists warn of significant risks. Consumer confidence is declining, and recent economic indicators show signs of weakness, leading to concerns about a potential recession.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy turns down shot at £2.7million after beating Justin Rose to win Masters
Rory McIlroy, fresh off his Masters victory, will not participate in the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage event, despite the £2.7 million prize. His absence follows a pattern, as he has rarely played in the tournament and has historically underperformed there.
McIlroy's decision likely stems from a desire to celebrate his Masters win with family in Northern Ireland. The RBC Heritage is set to feature top players, including defending champion Scottie Scheffler.