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#illegals
Breitbart: Vatican Has 'Exchange of Opinions' with VP JD Vance on Immigration
Vice President JD Vance met with Vatican officials over Easter, discussing issues including the U.S. deportation of illegal immigrants and international humanitarian crises. The Vatican expressed concern over the U.S. crackdown on migrants and emphasized the need for peaceful resolutions in conflict zones.
Vance's trip included attending Good Friday services and meetings with Italian leaders, highlighting the collaboration between the U.S. and the Catholic Church in addressing vulnerable populations.
Le Monde: US Supreme Court intervenes to block Trump deportations
The US Supreme Court has temporarily blocked President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process, citing concerns over constitutional rights. The ruling comes amid plans to expel more migrants without legal recourse, raising alarms among civil rights groups.
Trump's administration has faced criticism for its aggressive immigration policies, including the detention of individuals in El Salvador based on gang affiliations. The controversy highlights a broader debate over the erosion of legal protections for migrants and the implications of Trump's rhetoric on immigration.
#politics
GB News: John Swinney leads a 'dishonest government', Russell Findlay claims
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay declined an invitation from First Minister John Swinney to attend an anti far-right summit at Bute House. The summit aims to unite Scotland against what Swinney describes as the "increasingly extreme far-right."
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu claims ‘impossible’ to resume Gaza war if deal reached to free all hostages
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated he will not end the war with Hamas until the group is removed from power, rejecting their demands for a hostage release deal as conditions for capitulation. He emphasized that a ceasefire would allow Hamas to regain military strength and reiterated his commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Critics, including the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, accused Netanyahu of lacking a clear plan for the return of hostages, asserting that the only solution is to end the war. Netanyahu's spokesman argued that a comprehensive deal for all hostages is unrealistic, as Hamas demands an end to military operations in exchange for their release.
Fox News: Protesters target Trump administration policies with march to White House, demonstrations throughout country
On Saturday, thousands protested across all 50 states, marking "A National Day of Action" against President Trump's policies. Organized by the "50501" movement, over 700 events included chants and signs expressing opposition to executive orders and civil rights rollbacks.
Demonstrators emphasized the importance of community resilience, with themes like "Hands Off!" highlighting concerns over immigration and social welfare cuts. The protests coincided with the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, symbolizing a fight for liberty.
Forbes: Protesters Flood Streets In Hundreds Of Cities To Rally Against Trump And Musk
Demonstrators rallied across the U.S. on Saturday as part of the 50501 movement, protesting against President Trump and billionaire influence in politics. The decentralized group organized hundreds of events, including marches in major cities and community initiatives like food drives.
Protesters expressed concerns over issues such as economic inequality, legal defiance by Trump, and erosion of freedoms, including voting rights and immigrant rights. These protests followed the recent “Hands Off” demonstrations, which also targeted similar issues and drew significant attendance nationwide.
Fox News: Chris Matthews says Trump is doing same thing Hitler did 'in the Holocaust' with Abrego Garcia
Chris Matthews, in a podcast with Jim Acosta, drew a controversial parallel between President Trump's deportation of alleged MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Nazi tactics during the Holocaust. He argued that such actions reflect a cruel strategy aimed at making an example of individuals to deter others from entering the U.S.
Acosta supported Matthews' claims, suggesting that the Trump administration's approach is about inflicting cruelty. They discussed how this tactic serves as a negotiation tool with allies, implying that it is meant to humiliate and exert control.
#society
Fox News: At least 148 people die after boat catches fire in Congo: reports
At least 148 people died after a wooden boat caught fire and capsized in the Congo River, with reports indicating around 500 passengers were on board. The incident occurred near Mbandaka, and officials estimate hundreds are still missing.
Boating accidents are frequent in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to overcrowded and aging vessels. Survivors have been sheltered locally, while those injured have been taken to hospitals.
GB News: Major car brands recall 200k vehicles including urgent warning to 'park away from buildings' amid fire risk
Drivers are advised of recent recalls affecting several popular car brands due to serious safety concerns. Ford is recalling 148,000 vehicles, including the F-150, due to fluid leaks affecting braking performance, while other recalls address potential engine stalling and fire risks.
Audi and Alfa Romeo are also recalling vehicles for safety issues. Audi's recall involves a fault in the passenger airbag system, and Alfa Romeo's recall pertains to a display module that may fail to show rearview images, increasing crash risks.
Le Monde: Thousands of trans rights supporters gather in London following UK ruling over definition of woman
Thousands of protesters rallied in London following a Supreme Court ruling defining a woman as someone born biologically female, excluding transgender women from that legal definition. Activists expressed concerns that the decision could undermine transgender rights, despite assurances of continued protection from discrimination.
The ruling arose from a Scottish law requiring gender quotas on public boards, which the court found conflicted with the definitions of sex in the Equality Act. Activists fear this decision may lead to further restrictions on transgender rights, prompting widespread outcry.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Talks Between US and Iran, Tulips in Japan, and Corgis Battle
The death toll from the Kocani nightclub fire in North Macedonia has risen to 62 following the death of a critically ill patient. The fire, which occurred during a hip-hop concert on March 16, is among Europe's deadliest nightclub incidents.
In other news, a large prisoner-of-war exchange took place between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides returning over 240 captured fighters. Meanwhile, protests in Istanbul continue against the arrest of opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
GB News: WATCH: Scarlett MccGwire hits out at 'appalling' and 'exploitative' Premier League
The Premier League faces backlash for charging nearly £2,000 for children to be mascots, marking a 157% increase since 2020. This rise comes amid ongoing criticism regarding the league's treatment of low-income families.
Fox News: JD Vance has ‘exchange of opinions’ on issues like deportations during meeting with top Vatican official
Vice President JD Vance met with Cardinal Pietro Parolin and Archbishop Paul Gallagher at the Vatican to discuss international issues, including migration, refugees, and the plight of persecuted Christians. The meeting highlighted shared religious faith and acknowledged the Catholic Church's role in aiding vulnerable populations.
Vance's visit is part of an official trip to Italy and India, during which he also met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The discussions reflect ongoing collaboration between the U.S. and the Vatican, despite past tensions over immigration policies.
#culture
Fox News: Comedian Marlon Wayans rejects cancel culture, says it only exists in ‘society’s mind’
Comedian Marlon Wayans stated that "cancel culture" has not influenced his comedy, asserting that he and other "real comedians" continue to perform without altering their material. He views cancel culture as a societal construct and believes it should be disregarded.
Wayans emphasized that humor often involves touching sensitive topics and that he is unafraid to explore dark themes in his jokes. He expressed confidence in his comedic approach, stating that he can tell any joke and is not concerned about potential backlash.
#history
Human Events: REVEALED: Medieval inscriptions found at site where Jesus, Apostles held the Last Supper in Jerusalem
Archaeologists unveiled inscriptions at the Cenacle in Jerusalem, believed to be the site of the Last Supper. The discovery, announced by the Austrian Academy of Science and the Israel Antiquities Authority, includes around 40 engravings from medieval pilgrims, revealing diverse origins.
Among the findings are coats of arms and drawings, with one inscription dating to "Christmas 1300." Researchers noted the presence of messages from Arabic-speaking Christian travelers, highlighting a broader historical perspective on pilgrimage than previously understood.
#health
Fox News: Another state confirms measles case with infected child its first of year
Virginia has reported its first measles case of the year, involving a child under 4 who recently traveled internationally. Health officials are working to identify potential exposures, emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccination as a defense against the highly contagious disease.
Measles outbreaks have been confirmed in eight states, including Michigan, which recently reported its first case in five years. Officials urge Virginians, especially travelers, to check their vaccination status and receive the MMR vaccine if necessary.
Le Monde: The invisible poison threatening Arctic communities
Indigenous populations in Greenland and Nunavut are increasingly exposed to harmful levels of methylmercury due to permafrost thawing, which releases long-trapped toxins. This situation highlights their vulnerability to climate change and the lack of influence they have over decisions made by Denmark.
Methylmercury, a potent neurotoxin, accumulates in the food chain, primarily affecting seals, which are a key food source for these communities. The World Health Organization has flagged it as a major public health concern, particularly for fetuses and young children.
#crime
The Western Journal: Abrego Garcia's Wife Falls Silent When Interviewer Brings Up Protection Order Filed Against Husband
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, remained silent when asked about a protection order she filed against him during an interview. Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member, was deported to El Salvador after living in Maryland.
Sura expressed her feelings about her husband's deportation but faced a sensitive question regarding past domestic abuse allegations. She later defended him, stating that the protective order was a precaution and their marriage has since strengthened.
The Western Journal: College Student Allegedly Firebombed Tesla While on Spring Break but Left Damning Clue Behind
A 19-year-old Boston college student, Owen McIntire, has been arrested for allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at a Tesla dealership in Kansas City while on spring break. He faces charges including unlawful possession of a destructive device and malicious damage, potentially leading to 20 years in prison.
The incident, which caused damage to vehicles and charging stations, is part of a concerning trend of attacks against Tesla properties. Authorities are treating these acts seriously, emphasizing that such violence will not be tolerated and carries severe legal consequences.
Breitbart: Recently Deported Former Mexican Governor Facing New Drug Charges
Former Tamaulipas governor Tomas Yarrington Ruvalcaba, recently deported from the U.S. after serving time for money laundering, is now in custody in Mexico facing new charges linked to drug cartels. A Mexican judge has ruled he will be held for crimes against health, a term used for drug trafficking.
Yarrington's past includes allegations of embezzlement and cartel protection during his governorship from 1999 to 2005. His capture followed years of living under government protection in Mexico while being a fugitive from U.S. authorities. The case is expected to be appealed.
The Western Journal: Biden Commuted Child Killer's Sentence, Four Months Later He's Facing the Death Penalty Again
Thomas Sanders, convicted of murdering 12-year-old Lexis Roberts and her mother in 2010, had his death sentence commuted by President Biden in December 2024. However, he is now facing a new indictment for first-degree murder in Louisiana, potentially leading to the death penalty again.
District Attorney Brad Burget criticized Biden's commutation, stating it re-victimized the families involved and disrespected the victims. Sanders, currently imprisoned in Indiana, may be extradited back to Louisiana for trial.
Breitbart: Judge Denies Diddy's Request to Delay May 5 Trial
Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial is set to begin on May 5, despite his lawyers' request for a two-month delay for additional preparation. The judge denied the request, citing the defense's adequate resources and time. Combs has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody.
The trial is expected to last 8 to 10 weeks, with accusers allowed to testify under pseudonyms. Prosecutors allege Combs used his influence to exploit women over two decades, while the defense argues the relationships were consensual.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy could land millions more as bonuses explained following electrifying Masters win
Rory McIlroy's recent victory at the US Masters has boosted his wealth by $4.2 million, bringing his total net worth to approximately £225 million. This win not only solidifies his legacy by completing golf's Grand Slam but also significantly enhances his commercial value.
His earnings from endorsements, which totaled $45 million last year, may now rise to $100 million due to increased royalties and bonuses from sponsors like Nike and TaylorMade. Despite this financial success, McIlroy may choose to limit his endorsement commitments to focus on family.
Breitbart: Spurs' Gregg Popovich Taken Away in Ambulance After Fainting at Restaurant
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, 76, was taken to the hospital after fainting at a restaurant, though the incident is not life-threatening. He was alert when paramedics arrived and is reportedly doing fine at home.
Popovich has been on leave since suffering a stroke in November. His health issues coincide with the Spurs' struggle to regain their former NBA dominance after drafting top prospect Victor Wembanyama.