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#illegals
Breitbart: James Woods Rips Sen. Van Hollen Meeting Deported Illegal Alien in El Salvador: ‘Democrats Will Seek Out Any Criminal Ass to Kiss’
Actor James Woods criticized Sen. Chris Van Hollen for meeting with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an accused MS-13 gang member and illegal alien recently deported. Woods claimed Democrats are drawn to "unrepentant evil," while Rep. Lisa McClain condemned the meeting as a betrayal of American values.
Angel Moms also condemned Van Hollen for prioritizing a violent criminal over victims' families. Social media reactions included outrage over the senator's actions and calls for better representation of American citizens. Critics highlighted the stark contrast between Van Hollen's meeting and his silence on the murders of American citizens by illegal aliens.
Fox News: Crews restore power to nearly all customers after island-wide blackout hit Puerto Rico
Power was restored to over 98% of Puerto Rico's customers following a widespread blackout that affected 1.45 million people. Luma Energy, responsible for power distribution, noted some customers might still face temporary outages due to ongoing generation issues.
Governor Jenniffer González criticized the power system as "insufficient" and indicated that the blackout was triggered by a transmission line failure. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause, with this being the second major blackout in four months.
Fox News: The Democrats' priority problem: Margaritas flow while Americans are left to suffer
Democrats have been accused of politicizing the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an El Salvadoran national with ties to MS-13. Courts have ruled he is in the U.S. illegally and poses a danger to the community. His removal was justified under national security laws, despite claims of wrongful deportation.
The article criticizes Democrats for prioritizing the defense of Garcia over American victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. It highlights a lack of support for legislation aimed at increasing penalties for criminal illegal aliens, suggesting that Democrats focus more on the rights of illegal immigrants than on protecting American citizens.
Fox News: ICE dispels rumors about viral video showing agents smashing window to arrest illegal
A viral video shows ICE agents in New Bedford, Massachusetts, forcibly arresting Juan Francisco-Mendez, a Guatemalan man claiming asylum. The incident involved agents smashing a car window after Mendez and another individual refused to exit the vehicle.
ICE confirmed the agents acted within their training and denied rumors that one of the agents is a militia leader. Mendez, who has no criminal history in Massachusetts, is now facing immigration proceedings. ICE emphasized the increasing risks its officers face during enforcement operations.
#politics
Fox News: Federal judge orders halt to Trump admin's CFPB terminations
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's plan to lay off approximately 1,400 employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). This decision follows allegations that the administration violated a previous injunction against such mass layoffs.
The judge expressed concern over the administration's actions, stating she would not allow the layoffs to proceed until the legality is determined. A hearing is scheduled for April 28 to further address the issue.
Le Monde: White House site blames China for Covid-19 'lab leak'
The White House has updated its Covid-19 website to promote the lab leak theory as the virus's true origin, criticizing previous pandemic policies and public health officials. The site highlights Wuhan's connection to the virus and questions the natural origin narrative.
This shift comes amid ongoing tensions with China and a backdrop of a major restructuring in U.S. health agencies. The revamped site also addresses accusations of misinformation and censorship during the pandemic.
#society
Breitbart: U.S. State Dept. Revokes Visas of Mexican Band that Glorifies Drug Cartel Kingpin 'El Mencho'
The Trump administration has revoked the visas of Mexican band Los Alegres del Barranco, known for glorifying drug cartels in their music, ahead of a concert in San Francisco. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau emphasized the need for accountability in artistic expression.
The band expressed regret for any offense caused and stated they would be more cautious with their performance content in the future.
GB News: MOT test changes could cause 'issues' if vehicles are tested less often - 'Too long to wait'
Experts endorse government plans to allow heavier electric vans to be tested at MOT centres instead of HGV networks, aiming to ease adoption of zero-emission vehicles. Proposed changes include removing tachograph requirements and altering testing schedules.
However, some experts argue against delaying the first MOT test to three years after registration, advocating for annual testing to ensure safety and compliance. The government has yet to respond to the consultation findings.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hezbollah 'will not let anyone disarm' it, says chief
Hezbollah's leader Naim Qassem stated the group will not disarm, despite U.S. pressure on Lebanon to compel the Iran-backed movement to surrender its weapons. This comes after a year of conflict with Israel that weakened Hezbollah, including the death of its longtime leader.
Hezbollah officials argue that disarmament is contingent on Israel's complete withdrawal from southern Lebanon and cessation of hostilities. Analysts suggest that the idea of Hezbollah disarming may be increasingly plausible amid ongoing tensions.
#economy
Breitbart: Bernie Moreno Secures Pledge to Keep Historic Ohio Paper Mill Open After Democrat Investor Threatened Closure
Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) announced a temporary pause on the closure of the Chillicothe paper mill, a significant employer in the area, after intervention with H.I.G. Capital. The closure would have affected nearly 1,000 workers, prompting Moreno to criticize corporate greed.
Moreno highlighted the mill's long history and expressed concern over the impact of corporate decisions on local communities. He plans to urge federal investigations into H.I.G. Capital's practices to protect workers in the future.
#culture
Fox News: Denis Leary confesses a nun changed his life after young 'troublemaker' days
Comedian Denis Leary attributes his successful Hollywood career to Sister Rosemary Sullivan, a nun from his Catholic school who encouraged him to participate in a musical despite his initial reluctance. This pivotal moment sparked his interest in acting and led to a scholarship at Emerson College.
Leary maintained a close relationship with Sister Sullivan throughout his career, even as his comedic style evolved. She remained supportive, cheering him on through his R-rated HBO specials, demonstrating her unwavering belief in his talent. Leary's latest project is the FOX comedy "Going Dutch," where he plays a U.S. Army Colonel.
#health
Breitbart: Trump's Price Transparency Rule 'Cements' His Legacy of Lowering Healthcare Costs
President Trump’s recent executive order on healthcare price transparency aims to lower costs by requiring hospitals and insurers to provide real-time pricing information, allowing consumers to shop for better deals. This initiative has garnered bipartisan support and is seen as a potential game-changer for American families facing high healthcare expenses.
Critics argue that the Biden administration has not enforced these transparency rules effectively, with minimal penalties for noncompliance. Advocates believe that Trump’s renewed focus on price disclosure will empower patients and foster competition, ultimately reducing healthcare costs significantly.
#crime
Fox News: Idaho judge denies Bryan Kohberger's 'bushy eyebrows' motion
A judge ruled that eyewitness testimony regarding the "bushy eyebrows" of the masked intruder in the Idaho student murders case will be allowed, stating its relevance for the jury. Bryan Kohberger's defense argued against this detail, claiming it could be influenced by the witness's state at the time.
Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and felony burglary, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. The trial is set to begin on August 11.