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21 Apr 2025
#illegals
The Telegraph: Trump: I agree with Pope’s message on migrants
Donald Trump expressed agreement with Pope Francis's message of tolerance for migrants during a White House event, despite previous tensions with the late pontiff. He praised the Pope as a "very good man" who cared for those in need.
Trump's administration has implemented strict immigration policies, including deporting migrants to a high-security prison in El Salvador. He remains uncertain about attending the Pope's funeral.
#society
Breitbart: Transgender Influencer Dylan Mulvaney Teases Permanent Move Out of America
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney plans to relocate permanently to England, citing the kindness of people and the theater culture as motivating factors. He will star in the musical "We Aren’t Kids Anymore" at London's Savoy Theatre.
Mulvaney has faced backlash in the U.S., particularly after a controversial partnership with Bud Light. However, the UK may not be as welcoming as he hopes, given recent legal and medical developments regarding transgender rights.
Breitbart: Trump: U.S. Flags to Fly Half-Staff to Honor Pope Francis After Passing
President Trump has ordered U.S. flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Pope Francis, who passed away at 88 after battling pneumonia. The directive applies to all government and military properties until sunset on the day of interment.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Vice President JD Vance also expressed condolences, with Vance recalling a memorable homily from the pope during the early days of COVID.
GB News: WATCH: Cameron Walker reports from 'focal point for Catholics to pay respects' after Pope's death
The UK is observing the death of Pope Francis, with flags at half-mast on government buildings and royal residences. Tributes are being prepared across the nation, while local authorities are expected to follow suit. The Pope passed away at the age of 88.
Buckingham Palace confirmed that the royal standard will remain at full mast where King Charles is, in accordance with protocol.
#military
Times Of Israel: White House said seeking to axe Hegseth after reports he sent war plans to 2nd group
The White House is reportedly considering replacing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he shared sensitive military information via an unsecured messaging platform. Despite the allegations, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt denied the claims, asserting President Trump supports Hegseth.
Hegseth faced criticism from Senate Democrats and scrutiny over his use of Signal for classified discussions. An investigation into unauthorized disclosures at the Pentagon is ongoing, following the recent dismissal of several senior officials linked to leaks.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis' will details burial request after pontiff's death caused by stroke: Vatican officials
Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 from a cerebral stroke that led to heart failure. His will, written in June 2022, outlines his burial wishes, requesting to be interred in the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore without elaborate decorum, simply marked "Franciscus."
The pope's health had been declining, with complications including pneumonia and diabetes. His last public appearance was on Easter Sunday. Francis, who made history as the first Jesuit pope, expressed hope for peace and brotherhood in his final testament.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and TAYLOR MARSHALL: We need a Pope who will preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and not kowtow to the EU, UN, WHO, or Davos
Pope Francis passed away at 7:35 am on Monday due to complications from a stroke and heart failure. Following his death, the Camerlengo confirmed the end of his papacy, and the Vatican has entered a nine-day mourning period, halting all official church business.
The conclave of cardinals will convene within two weeks to elect a new pope, with only those under 80 eligible to vote. Discussions among traditional Catholics suggest a desire for a leader who aligns with orthodox values and can inspire a resurgence in the faith.
#culture
Breitbart: Fashion Notes: Melania Trump Attends Easter Egg Roll in Leather Trench Coat
First Lady Melania Trump showcased a stylish look at the 2025 White House Easter Egg Roll, wearing an ivory leather trench coat and grey patent leather stilettos. The outfit, inspired by the 1967 film "Belle de Jour," reflects her fashion sensibilities and collaboration with stylist Hervé Pierre.
During the event, both Melania and President Trump engaged with guests, highlighting the festive atmosphere with activities like reading to children and interacting with the Easter Bunny. The annual event drew a large crowd, emphasizing its importance in White House traditions.
Fox News: 'White Lotus' star's takedown of 'SNL' skit is reminder comedy 'can go too far,' cast member admits
Aimee Lou Wood criticized "Saturday Night Live" for a skit that mocked her appearance, calling it "mean and unfunny." In response, cast member Bowen Yang acknowledged her feelings as valid and emphasized the need for comedians to take accountability for their work.
The skit, titled "The White POTUS," featured a parody of the Trump administration and included a portrayal of Wood's character by Sarah Sherman. Following the backlash, Wood revealed that "SNL" had apologized for the incident.
#education
Fox News: Education Dept. to resume collections on defaulted federal student loans for first time since 2020
The Department of Education will resume collections on defaulted federal student loans starting May 5, 2025, after a pause since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A senior official warned that the federal student loan portfolio is at risk, with 60% of borrowers behind on payments.
The department plans to inform borrowers of their status and promote auto-debit enrollment to reduce delinquencies. Additionally, bipartisan efforts are underway to reform the student loan repayment system and lower college costs, including legislation allowing employers to contribute tax-free to employee student loans.
#sports
The Western Journal: Let It Go, Man: Colin Kaepernick Still Pushing 'Every Day' to Make Triumphant NFL Return
Colin Kaepernick continues to pursue an NFL comeback despite not playing since 2016. His girlfriend, Nessa Diab, affirmed his dedication to training, but critics argue that his age and lack of recent performance make his aspirations unrealistic.
The NFL remains a meritocracy, and Kaepernick's past performance raises doubts about his current capabilities. Many believe it’s time for him to move on from this pursuit.