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21 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Homeland Security Warns Violent Venezuelan Tren de Aragua Gang Members, 'Time is Up'
The Department of Homeland Security has announced a crackdown on the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, declaring "TdA's time is up" following the arrest of hundreds of suspected members. This effort includes operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement across the country.
Recent arrests include a gang member in New Mexico linked to a local magistrate judge and several individuals in Florida connected to a series of retail thefts. The total losses from these thefts are estimated at over $30,000.
#society
The Telegraph: Joe Biden accused of editing himself into family Easter photo
Joe Biden is facing allegations of digitally altering a family portrait shared on Easter Sunday. Critics noted his formal attire contrasted with his family's casual clothing, leading to speculation about the authenticity of the image.
Social media users highlighted oddities, such as Biden's hand appearing to "float" behind a grandchild, fueling claims that the photo was manipulated.
Breitbart: Javier Milei, Who Once Called Pope Francis an 'Imbecile,' Honors First Argentine Pope
Argentine President Javier Milei mourned the death of Pope Francis, who passed away at 88 after battling respiratory illness. Milei acknowledged the pope's legacy in advocating for life, interreligious dialogue, and youth outreach, despite previously criticizing him.
Milei, who declared a seven-day national mourning period, emphasized their meeting as a turning point in their relationship. The Vatican is preparing for a memorial ceremony and a Conclave to select Francis's successor.
#economy
Breitbart: Famed AI Researcher Launches Startup to Automate *All* Human Jobs
AI researcher Tamay Besiroglu has launched a startup, Mechanize, aiming for the full automation of work and the economy. This initiative has ignited debate over the ethical implications of replacing human workers with AI, with critics voicing concerns about wealth concentration and job loss.
Besiroglu argues that automation could lead to economic growth and higher living standards, suggesting alternative income sources like universal basic income. However, skepticism remains regarding the sustainability of such a system without AI agents contributing taxes.
#military
Times Of Israel: Manpower shortage leaving some IDF West Bank operations undone, activists say
A third of IDF soldiers in the West Bank lack combat training, limiting military operations, according to activist groups. This issue is exacerbated by ongoing delays in drafting ultra-Orthodox men, who largely refuse military service due to fears of secularization.
The situation has intensified since the recent conflict with Hamas, with calls for a new enlistment law to address manpower shortages. Despite some efforts to draft Haredi individuals, only a small fraction have enlisted, raising concerns about the safety and effectiveness of military operations in the region.
#religion
Breitbart: 'A Beacon of Compassion': World Leaders Honor Pope Francis
Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday at the age of 88, prompting condolences from global leaders and religious figures. He was celebrated for his compassion, moral leadership, and dedication to the marginalized, with tributes highlighting his role as a unifier in a divided world.
Leaders from various countries, including Argentina's President Javier Milei and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, praised his legacy and commitment to peace and dialogue among faiths. His passing is seen as a significant loss for the Catholic Church and the broader global community.
Le Monde: Pope Francis died of stroke and heart failure, Vatican doctor says
Pope Francis passed away at 88 due to a stroke and heart failure, as detailed in his death certificate. He had been hospitalized for respiratory issues prior to his death on April 21, 2025, after a public appearance on Easter Sunday.
In his will, he requested to be buried in a simple tomb at Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, specifying the location and design. He expressed hopes for eternal life and asked for prayers from those who loved him.
Breitbart: Russell Crowe, Whoopi Goldberg, Antonio Banderas Mourn Death of Pope Francis
Pope Francis, the 266th leader of the Roman Catholic Church and first Latin American pontiff, passed away at 88 after battling respiratory issues. Many celebrities, including Russell Crowe and Whoopi Goldberg, expressed their condolences on social media, highlighting his compassion and connection to the faithful.
Crowe noted the sadness felt by believers, while Goldberg praised his ability to embody Christ's love. Other tributes emphasized his kindness and advocacy for marginalized communities. Robin Roberts reflected on the honor of meeting him, calling him "the people's Pope."
#culture
GB News: Travis Kelce tweet about Jesus resurfaces as fans react days after NFL star sparked Taylor Swift storm
Travis Kelce's 15-year-old Easter tweet has resurfaced, amusing fans online. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end's cheeky message about Jesus has gone viral again, drawing attention amid speculation about his Easter plans with girlfriend Taylor Swift, who have kept a low profile since February.
The revival of the tweet follows recent criticism of Kelce's podcast for a controversial survey about his relationship with Swift, which fans deemed inappropriate. Despite the backlash, the old tweet offers a nostalgic glimpse into Kelce's past before his rise to fame.
The Imaginative Conservative: Reading With a Second Friend: Pope Francis on Literature
Pope Francis's recent document, “On the Role of Literature in Formation,” highlights the importance of literature in personal and priestly development. While he shares many literary interests with his audience, his views often diverge, leading to a perception of him as a "second friend" to some Catholics who feel disconnected from his approach.
Despite acknowledging the value of literature, Francis's criticisms of traditionalists and emphasis on non-judgmentalism may alienate those who find meaning in established doctrines. The document lacks a cautionary stance on modern literature's potential dangers, leaving readers to navigate a complex literary landscape without sufficient guidance.