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18 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump announces a conservative media star, a GOP governor,and others for Homeland Security Advisory Council
President Trump has appointed Mark Levin, Gov. Henry McMaster, Sen. Joe Gruters, and Bo Dietl to the Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC), emphasizing their expertise and honor in serving. The council will focus on border security and combating illegal drug trafficking.
Levin, a conservative commentator, and Gruters, who is eyeing a future run for Florida chief financial officer, are among the notable members. Trump expressed confidence in their ability to enhance policies for national safety.
Fox News: Poll position: How Trump's approval rating compares to his presidential predecessors
President Donald Trump has signed 129 executive orders in his second term, claiming significant accomplishments in just over 40 days. Despite his assertive actions, recent polls show a decline in public approval, with a Gallup poll indicating a 44% approval and 53% disapproval rating.
Concerns over the economy and inflation, alongside a controversial tariff announcement, have contributed to Trump's negative approval ratings, especially among Independents and Democrats. While his approval is slightly better than during his first term, it remains below that of most recent presidents.
Fox News: Top GOP senator calls out Code Pink, The People’s Forum allegedly pushing CCP propaganda in US
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley has raised concerns that Code Pink and The People’s Forum may need to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) due to their alleged ties to foreign entities, particularly the Chinese Communist Party. Grassley cited evidence of funding and influence from Neville Roy Singham, a U.S. citizen with connections to China, suggesting these groups have engaged in activities that advance Chinese interests.
Grassley emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in political behavior that benefits foreign governments, urging the Department of Justice to investigate the interactions of these organizations with foreign entities. He highlighted previous instances where both groups appeared to support positions favorable to China, raising questions about their compliance with U.S. law.
#society
Times Of Israel: Gaza doctor’s post lays bare terror groups’ infiltration of enclave’s hospitals
Dr. Mohammed Sakar, head of the nursing department at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, reported receiving threats from Palestinian Islamic Jihad for refusing to allow the group to use the hospital. His post highlighted the challenges faced by medical professionals in Gaza amid ongoing conflicts and the infiltration of terror groups into healthcare facilities.
Despite the threats, Sakar emphasized his commitment to keeping the hospital focused on patient care. The situation reflects broader issues in Gaza, where hospitals have been used by militant groups and have faced military action from Israel, complicating the humanitarian landscape.
Fox News: Decked-out backyards help homes sell for more: Here’s what to include in your backyard paradise
A Zillow report highlights that backyard enhancements like outdoor kitchens, bars, and showers can significantly boost home value. These additions not only make properties more appealing to buyers but also enhance personal enjoyment for homeowners.
Items such as outdoor pizza ovens, grills, and patio furniture are recommended for creating a luxurious outdoor space. Features like sheds and greenhouses also contribute to property value, making them worthwhile investments for current and future enjoyment.
Breitbart: Maine Attorney General: Opposition to Letting Biological Men Play Women's Sports 'Driven, in Large Part' by Misinformation
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey stated that opposition to transgender athletes in women's sports is largely fueled by misinformation. He emphasized that transgender student athletes have participated in sports in Maine for years and that safety and privacy considerations apply to all students.
Frey noted that current public sentiment does not reflect the reality of the situation and that any dissatisfaction with the law should be addressed through the legislative process. He affirmed that the state is adhering to existing laws regarding transgender participation in sports.
GB News: ‘Lunacy!’ Water company FORCES charity to choose between bankruptcy or extinction of 225-year canal - ‘no sense’
A charity managing the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal is facing unsustainable costs from Welsh Water, which is charging up to £100,000 weekly to divert water from the River Usk. This financial burden threatens the canal's maintenance and long-term sustainability amid ongoing dry conditions.
Local residents and the charity are calling on the Welsh government for intervention to prevent the canal's decline, which could impact tourism and wildlife. Welsh Water defends the charges as necessary for environmental protection, while its CEO's high salary has drawn criticism amid rising water bills for residents.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read prosecutor wants to block defense from blaming after-party guests, pet dog in opening statement
A special prosecutor has filed a motion to prevent Karen Read's defense from blaming fellow police officers or a dog for the death of her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, during her upcoming retrial. The motion argues that introducing evidence of O'Keefe's injuries before establishing a viable basis for third-party claims would violate court orders.
O'Keefe was found dead outside a Canton, Massachusetts home after allegedly being struck by Read's SUV during an argument. His cause of death was severe head trauma and hypothermia. The retrial is set to begin with opening statements on Tuesday.
The Western Journal: After FSU Shooter Is Captured, Public Turns on Woman Casually Sipping Starbucks While Filming Victim
A shooting at Florida State University left two dead and six injured, prompting public outrage not only towards the shooter but also towards a woman who filmed a victim while sipping Starbucks. Social media users criticized her for appearing callous in the situation.
While the woman filming has faced backlash, the focus should remain on the shooter who committed the act. The victim filmed was later reported to be alive and receiving medical attention.
Breitbart: Outrage: Karmelo Anthony’s Attorney Calls Murdered Boy’s Dad ‘Disrespectful’
Alex Marlow criticized the reaction to Austin Metcalf's father's presence at a press conference regarding the Karmelo Anthony case. He found it troubling that an attorney deemed the father's attendance disrespectful, arguing that public outrage is justified in such circumstances.
Marlow emphasized the importance of allowing victims' families to express their feelings and concerns in the media.