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21 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Van Hollen: Trump Is a 'Lawless President' Ignoring the Supreme Court
Senator Chris Van Hollen criticized former President Donald Trump for allegedly ignoring a Supreme Court order regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, claiming Trump is attempting to divert attention from the legal issues at hand. He emphasized that the courts, not social media, should resolve these matters.
Van Hollen labeled Trump as a "lawless president," asserting that there is no evidence linking Abrego Garcia to criminal activity, and urged the Trump administration to address the court's findings rather than litigate publicly.
Breitbart: Sen. Kennedy: Not Legal, Appropriate or Moral to Send U.S. Citizens to Foreign Prisons
Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) stated on NBC's "Meet the Press" that it is neither legal nor appropriate to send U.S. citizens to foreign prisons. He emphasized the importance of adhering to federal judicial orders and expressed that he would criticize President Trump if he defied such orders.
Kennedy also rejected Trump's suggestion to send "homegrown criminals" to prisons abroad, citing the Eighth Amendment and the need to uphold U.S. laws. He maintained that the practice should not be considered moral or acceptable.
#society
GB News: 'Women are not human shields!' For Women Scotland chief blasts 'insane' backlash against Supreme Court ruling: 'They have no sympathy'
Susan Smith, director of For Women Scotland, stated that women should not serve as "human shields" for vulnerable men following protests against a Supreme Court ruling defining women by biological sex. She emphasized that the ruling clarifies women's rights and boundaries.
Smith criticized the lack of sympathy for women affected by mixed-sex spaces and called for politicians, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, to apologize to women. She expressed concern over the backlash to the ruling and urged political leaders to prioritize women's safety.
#war
The Telegraph: Zelensky accuses Russia of already breaching Easter truce
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of violating an announced “Easter truce,” stating that artillery fire and assaults continued despite the ceasefire. He expressed skepticism about Moscow's commitment to peace.
Zelensky indicated that Ukraine would adhere to a ceasefire if Russia did, proposing an extension if genuine silence was achieved. However, he emphasized a lack of trust in Russian assurances.
#economy
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Fail: Movies and TV Productions Rapidly Fleeing California to Film Outside USA
Film and TV productions are leaving California due to high taxes and unfavorable conditions, with Los Angeles seeing a decline of over one-third in production over the past decade. Filmmakers are increasingly choosing locations in other U.S. cities and abroad, such as Ireland and Hungary, for cost efficiency.
Despite efforts by Governor Gavin Newsom to incentivize the industry, many believe California's restrictions are detrimental. The disparity in production costs is stark, with a crew member in Budapest costing significantly less than in L.A. This trend raises concerns about the future viability of film production in California.
#military
Times Of Israel: US defense secretary shared war plans with family in 2nd Signal chat — report
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly shared sensitive details about a March military strike on Yemen's Houthis in a group chat that included family and personal associates, raising concerns over his use of unclassified messaging systems. This incident follows an earlier leak involving senior national security officials, prompting an ongoing Pentagon investigation.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has called for Hegseth's dismissal, citing risks to lives due to his actions. The Trump administration has been actively addressing leaks, with several officials recently placed on administrative leave amid the fallout.
#culture
The Western Journal: Climate Nutjobs Target Pet Dogs for Being 'Environmental Villains'
A recent study claims that pet dogs are "environmental villains," citing their negative impacts on wildlife, waterways, and carbon emissions. Critics argue this perspective is absurd and overly zealous, prioritizing environmental concerns over human needs and the bond between people and their pets.
The commentary highlights the absurdity of blaming dogs for environmental issues while emphasizing the unique companionship and loyalty they provide. The author dismisses the study's conclusions and defends the value of dogs in human lives, regardless of their purported environmental impact.
#crime
Breitbart: VIDEO: Austin Metcalf's Father Posts Song to Honor Dead Son
The father of slain teen Austin Metcalf shared a heartfelt message on Easter, posting a poignant country song that reflects his grief after his son was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet. Despite facing backlash and being removed from a press conference for the accused, he aimed to honor his son.
The alleged killer, 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony, has been charged with first-degree murder but is currently under house arrest after posting bail. Metcalf expressed his desire to pray with Anthony's family but was met with hostility. Following his appearance, both he and his ex-wife experienced harassment through swatting incidents.