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#politics
The Western Journal: Democratic Leaders Hit with Worst Poll in Gallup History as Fanatics Like AOC Take Over
A Gallup poll reveals that public confidence in congressional Democrats has dropped to a historic low of 25%, down from 49% in 2021. This decline is attributed to the party's leadership under figures like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.
In contrast, congressional Republicans maintain a steady approval rating around 39%. The article suggests that President Trump could learn from historical precedents, like Thomas Jefferson's approach to undermining the Federalist Party, to capitalize on the current discontent with Democratic leadership.
Times Of Israel: This is not a drill: Ronen Bar’s affidavit is a thunderous alarm call for Israel
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar's affidavit to Israel's High Court accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of demanding personal loyalty and misusing the agency for political gain. Bar claims Netanyahu pressured him to manipulate security decrees and surveil protest leaders, raising serious legal and democratic concerns.
The affidavit, which carries the weight of sworn testimony, highlights potential criminal offenses by Netanyahu and suggests the need for a state inquiry into the October 7 Hamas attack. The implications of Bar's claims could significantly impact Israel's security and democratic integrity.
The Western Journal: Dems Fractured: Leadership Digs in as David Hogg Threats Loom
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries opposes a $20 million plan by DNC Vice Chair David Hogg to fund primary challengers in safe Democratic districts for the 2026 elections. Jeffries emphasizes the need to focus on defeating Republicans instead of internal party conflicts.
Hogg argues that the party must change to improve its low approval ratings, currently at 25%. His plan has drawn criticism from various Democratic leaders, who view it as counterproductive and inappropriate. The ongoing internal strife could jeopardize the party's success in upcoming elections.
#society
The Telegraph: Tears flow for the Pope from St Peter’s Square to Westminster
Pope Francis has passed away at the age of 88, prompting an outpouring of grief and respect from around the globe. Tens of thousands gathered in Rome, with attendees ranging from devout Catholics to tourists, all drawn to St. Peter's Basilica to commemorate the historic moment.
Many were in shock, as the Pope's health had seemed to improve recently after battling bronchitis and double pneumonia. The scene was marked by bright sunshine and a somber atmosphere as people paid their final respects.
Fox News: Supreme Court to consider whether parents can opt out of kids reading LGBTQ books in the classroom
The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding parental rights to opt out of LGBTQ-themed books in Montgomery County, Maryland schools. Parents argue that the school district's policy violates their religious freedom by not allowing them to exclude their children from lessons featuring LGBTQ content.
The controversy began when the district introduced new LGBTQ books as part of an inclusivity initiative, later removing the opt-out option. A federal appeals court ruled against the parents, prompting the Supreme Court's involvement to address potential violations of First Amendment rights concerning religious beliefs.
#military
Times Of Israel: As troops advance in south Gaza, IDF sees cracks emerge in Hamas’s rule over Strip
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are making progress against Hamas in the southern Gaza Strip, particularly in the Morag Corridor, which has cut off Hamas's Rafah Brigade. IDF commanders believe the group is beginning to crack under pressure, although a total collapse is not yet in sight. The military aims to eliminate remaining Hamas operatives and increase pressure to secure the return of hostages.
Despite heavy losses claimed by the IDF, some commanders argue that Hamas will not surrender but may be defeated if the local Palestinian population turns against them. Protests against Hamas have increased, suggesting a potential shift in public sentiment. The IDF continues to target Hamas's infrastructure while coordinating civilian evacuations in the conflict zone.
#religion
Forbes: These Cardinals Are The Top Candidates To Succeed Pope Francis
The conclave to elect a new pope will soon commence following the death of Pope Francis, who served for over 12 years. Key candidates include Jean-Marc Aveline, Peter Erdo, and Pietro Parolin, each with distinct views on church issues such as same-sex marriage and migration.
The election process will take place in the Sistine Chapel, requiring a two-thirds majority to select a successor. Among the potential candidates are cardinals from various countries, including Luis Tagle and Robert Sarah, with the conclave expected to begin around May 6.
GB News: Conclave: How is the new Pope elected in the Vatican? Inside the centuries-old ritual
The papal conclave is currently taking place at the Vatican following the death of Pope Francis. Inside the Sistine Chapel, 120 cardinals are isolated from the outside world to select the next pope through a secret ballot, adhering to centuries-old traditions.
The conclave process involves multiple rounds of voting, with black smoke indicating no decision and white smoke signaling the election of a new pope. Once elected, the new pontiff will choose a papal name and make a public appearance from St Peter's Basilica.
#culture
The Western Journal: Trump Breaks Silence, Signs Executive Order After Pope Francis' Passing
President Donald Trump expressed his condolences following the passing of Pope Francis, posting on Truth Social and signing an executive order to lower flags to half-mast in his honor. Trump described Francis as a good man who dedicated his life to service.
World leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also shared their sympathies, highlighting Francis' compassion and dedication to the poor. The pope, who was 88, leaves behind a complex legacy, with reactions ranging from heartfelt tributes to criticism of his liberal views.
#crime
Fox News: DHS chief Kristi Noem's purse stolen with thousands of dollars in DC restaurant: sources
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem had her purse stolen in Washington D.C., containing $3,000 in cash and personal documents. The theft highlights ongoing crime issues in the city, despite a reported low in violent crime.
President Trump is urging D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to enhance public safety and address homelessness, emphasizing the need for a stronger police presence. He has formed a task force focused on crime prevention and improving the city's safety and cleanliness.