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17 Apr 2025
#illegals
Forbes: Appeals Court Shoots Down Trump Officials' Latest Argument Contesting Abrego Garcia’s Return
A federal appeals court has denied the Trump administration's attempt to avoid providing testimony regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's order for the administration to facilitate his return.
The court criticized the government's claim that it cannot bring back Abrego Garcia due to his custody by a foreign government, stating that such actions undermine due process rights. The panel emphasized the importance of adhering to constitutional principles in these cases.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Legal Battles, Accusations of Bias as America’s Public Media Faces Uncertain Future
President Trump has signed an executive order to cut funding to public media, including Voice of America (VOA), aiming to reduce staffing and operations. This has led to lawsuits from journalists who argue that these cuts threaten their jobs and undermine U.S. interests abroad.
The administration claims that VOA has deviated from its mission and has been overly critical of the U.S. Critics argue that reducing VOA's functions could benefit adversaries like China and Iran. Legal challenges have temporarily halted the cuts, restoring jobs while the lawsuits proceed.
Front Page Magazine: ‘Surprising’ Results in Poll of Voter Attitudes Toward Kamala Running for California Governor
Kamala Harris is contemplating a run for California governor in 2026 and possibly another presidential bid in 2028. However, a recent poll indicates a lack of enthusiasm among voters, with 36% expressing indifference about her gubernatorial candidacy.
Despite the challenges, including potential backlash from voters if she wins the governorship and then runs for president, Harris remains optimistic about her political future. She has time to rebuild her reputation, suggesting she may not be deterred by current sentiments.
Breitbart: Establishment Darling Lisa Murkowski Says She Is 'Anxious' About Using Her Voice: 'We Are All Afraid'
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) expressed anxiety about voicing her opinions, stating that fear of retaliation is prevalent among her colleagues. She emphasized the importance of using her voice to help those who feel anxious and afraid, while navigating her anti-Trump stance.
Murkowski has previously endorsed Nikki Haley and warned fellow Republicans about the need to uphold the Senate's authority against executive overreach. She has faced criticism from Trump, who recently urged her to align more closely with the Republican Party.
Liberty Nation News: Michael Bennet Bails on the Swamp to Run for Governor of Colorado - Liberty Nation News
Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) plans to run for governor instead of seeking re-election to the Senate, believing the governorship offers more influence. If successful, a replacement for his Senate seat will be appointed, which could impact Colorado's political landscape.
Bennet has expressed concerns about the direction of the Democratic Party and has hinted at a desire for new leadership. Colorado has shifted to a predominantly blue state, with Republicans struggling to gain traction. The upcoming race could see potential successors from the Democratic ranks, as Bennet emphasizes the importance of his Senate seat.
#society
The Federalist: Maine AG Claims No Safety Concern With Men In Women's Sports
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Maine for allowing males to compete in women's sports, arguing it endangers women and girls. Maine's Attorney General Aaron Frey claims there are no safety concerns, despite evidence of injuries to female athletes from male competitors.
Critics highlight serious injuries, including a concussion suffered by Payton McNabb, and concerns about privacy and safety in restrooms and locker rooms. The lawsuit reflects a broader dispute over Title IX's interpretation, with Maine asserting states' rights against federal mandates.
Le Monde: Italy cable-car crash leaves four dead
A cable car accident near Naples, Italy, resulted in four fatalities and one injury on April 17. The cable snapped while transporting tourists from Castellammare di Stabia to Mount Faito, prompting an extensive rescue operation involving over 50 firefighters.
The cable car had recently reopened for the summer season, and an investigation has been initiated by prosecutors. Prime Minister Georgia Meloni extended condolences to the victims' families. The cable car has been in operation since 1952, with a similar tragedy occurring in 1960.
Fox News: Southwest Airlines flight bound for Mexico returns to Houston after 'engine issue'
A Southwest Airlines flight returning to Houston due to an engine issue landed safely with 134 passengers on board. The crew followed safety protocols, and no injuries were reported. Passengers will be rebooked to their destination in Cabo San Lucas.
Similarly, a Frontier Airlines flight experienced a mechanical problem during landing in Puerto Rico, resulting in a wheel breaking off. The aircraft landed safely, and no injuries were reported. Both incidents are under investigation.
Breitbart: Federal Judge Strikes Down Ohio Law Restricting Teen Access to Social Media
A federal judge has invalidated an Ohio law aimed at regulating social media use among teens, siding with the tech industry group NetChoice. The law required social media platforms to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent for those under 16, which the judge ruled violated First and 14th Amendment rights.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expressed disappointment over the ruling, emphasizing the need for constitutional legislation to protect children's well-being. NetChoice has successfully challenged similar laws in other states, including California, Utah, and Arkansas.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump admin imposes sanctions against Bank of Yemen for supporting Houthis
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on the International Bank of Yemen Y.S.C. (IBY) and its key leaders for financially supporting Houthi terrorists. The aim is to disrupt Houthi access to international financial systems and prevent attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.
The U.S. Treasury Department emphasizes its commitment to countering the Houthis' financial networks, highlighting the bank's role in facilitating transactions that aid the group. Sanctions will block any property or interests of the designated individuals within U.S. jurisdiction.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Gold Prices, Snowfall in Europe, and Easter Market in Vienna
Heavy snowfall in the Alps has led to significant traffic disruptions and increased avalanche risks. In the U.S., President Trump met with Italian Prime Minister Meloni to discuss tariffs and pharmaceutical imports amid ongoing trade tensions.
The IMF has revised growth forecasts downward but does not predict a recession. Meanwhile, protests occurred in England over a potential U.S. nuclear weapons deal, and the UK government took control of British Steel's Scunthorpe site to prevent decommissioning.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: The Shroud of Turin
A swallow-tailed kite unexpectedly appeared over the Wanaque River in New Jersey, evoking a sense of wonder and disbelief. The author reflects on the contrast between childhood perceptions of home and the beauty of the bird, paralleling this with the Shroud of Turin's enigmatic presence in his life.
The Shroud, long debated for its authenticity, has sparked diverse reactions and extensive study. The author recounts personal experiences with the Shroud, emphasizing its profound implications and the challenges of accepting extraordinary truths.
#culture
Breitbart: Katy Perry Said She 'Read a Book on String Theory' to Prepare for Blue Origin Flight
Katy Perry faced social media backlash after claiming she prepared for her Blue Origin flight by reading about string theory and listening to Carl Sagan's "Cosmos." Critics mocked her understanding of astrophysics and her comments on astrology, calling her remarks cringeworthy.
Perry's brief spaceflight and her kiss on the ground upon return drew further ridicule, with users comparing her experience to that of astronauts who endure much longer missions. The flight marked a milestone as the first all-female crew since 1963.
#crime
Le Monde: Two dead and five wounded in Florida mass shooting by police officer's son
A mass shooting at Florida State University resulted in two fatalities and five injuries. The alleged shooter, 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, is the son of a local deputy sheriff and reportedly had access to her service weapon.
Local law enforcement responded to the incident, which ended with the shooter being shot by police. The tragedy raises concerns about gun access within families of law enforcement.