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21 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Vance was one of Pope Francis' last visitors
Vice President JD Vance met Pope Francis for Easter greetings shortly before the pope's death at age 88. Vance expressed gratitude for the meeting and shared condolences after learning of the pope's passing. The two had previously clashed over migration policies.
Vance's visit included discussions on Catholicism, persecuted communities, and world peace. His motorcade was on Vatican grounds for a brief 17 minutes before he attended Easter Mass with his family.
The Federalist: Republicans In Congress Look To Stop 'Judicial Coup d'etat'
In the early months of President Trump's second term, federal courts have issued numerous national injunctions against his executive orders, leading some, like Rep. Bob Onder, to label it a “judicial coup d’etat.” The Congressional Research Service reports at least 17 injunctions have been filed, particularly obstructing Trump's immigration policies.
The Republican-controlled House has responded by passing the No Rogue Rulings Act of 2025, aimed at limiting national injunctions. Critics argue that these judicial actions undermine Trump's authority and the will of voters who support his immigration agenda. The debate highlights a growing divide over judicial powers and executive authority.
#society
The Federalist: Strip Tax Exemptions From All Woke Nonprofits, Not Just Harvard
President Trump has initiated actions to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status and federal benefits, aligning with a broader push to hold elite universities accountable for perceived ideological biases. The proposal suggests that nonprofit organizations, particularly those with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, should also lose their tax-exempt status due to their alleged failure to serve the public good.
The article advocates for a new asset-based tax targeting large non-religious nonprofits implementing DEI programs, estimating it could generate significant revenue to address national deficits. This approach aims to shift power away from ideologically driven institutions and restore accountability in the nonprofit sector.
Forbes: 4 Questions To Know If You’re With The Right Person — By A Psychologist
To assess the suitability of a romantic partner, consider four key questions that focus on emotional safety, kindness, personal growth, and parenting potential. These inquiries encourage self-reflection and help determine if the relationship aligns with your values and aspirations.
The questions emphasize the importance of open communication, genuine kindness, support for personal expression, and the ability to envision a shared future. By evaluating these aspects, individuals can better understand their relationship dynamics and their own personal growth within the partnership.
The Telegraph: The last 24 hours of the Pope’s life
Pope Francis, 88, has resumed public appearances following a serious health scare, including a near-fatal bout of double pneumonia. Despite doctors' advice to limit his activities, he has been active during Holy Week, delivering blessings and addressing crowds.
On Easter Sunday, he appeared at St. Peter's Basilica, showing signs of recovery as he addressed the faithful, drawing cheers from the crowd. His voice was stronger, and he no longer required supplemental oxygen, raising hopes among Catholics for his continued health.
The Federalist: How No-Consequence Schooling Turns Kids Into Killers
The tragic stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Texas track meet highlights systemic failures in school discipline and accountability. The incident, involving Karmelo Anthony, underscores a dangerous mindset among youth that disregards authority and promotes violence, exacerbated by a culture that prioritizes leniency over consequences.
Educators point to a trend of excuse-making and lack of real standards, which allows disruptive behavior to flourish. Effective discipline measures, such as zero-tolerance policies, have shown to reduce violence, yet many schools continue to avoid enforcing rules, ultimately enabling a culture of entitlement and, in some cases, tragedy.
#economy
Forbes: Bitcoin Braced For ‘Apocalyptic’ Price Shock After White House Confirms Fed Bombshell
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices remain stagnant following U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war, which has raised concerns over a potential "U.S. dollar confidence crisis." The price of bitcoin has significantly dropped from its January high, reflecting broader market turmoil.
Trump is reportedly considering whether he can fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, a move that could further destabilize markets. Economic advisors warn that such an action could lead to severe repercussions for both the stock and crypto markets, as trade tariffs continue to create uncertainty.
#religion
Le Monde: Pope Francis, a controversial figure in Argentina
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Argentina, became the first Jesuit pope in March 2013 at age 76. His rise included serving as archbishop of Buenos Aires and gaining respect for his work at the Vatican. Known for his humility and social engagement, he often visited underprivileged communities.
Despite health challenges, including living with an amputated lung, he maintained an active presence, frequently traveling to disadvantaged areas to connect with the community. His background as a chemical engineer and his studies in philosophy and theology shaped his approach to leadership.
#culture
Forbes: Disney's ‘Inside Out 2’ Dethroned As Highest-Grossing Animated Movie Of All Time
Pixar's "Inside Out 2" was the highest-grossing animated film of all time with $1.7 billion but has been surpassed by the Chinese film "Ne Zha 2," which has grossed $1.9 billion. Despite a limited release in North America, "Ne Zha 2" has become a cultural phenomenon in China.
The film's success is attributed to its release during the lunar new year holiday and strong word-of-mouth, leading to significant box office earnings. Plans for an English-dubbed version are underway to reach broader audiences.
#history
GB News: Archaeologists believe they've finally found site of mysterious 12th Century monastery
Archaeologists have potentially identified the site of the 12th Century Erenagh monastery near Downpatrick, County Down, which was destroyed in 1177. A recent community excavation uncovered walls, pottery, bone, slate, and a 13th Century coin, revealing insights into the monastery's history.
The dig, organized by the Community Archaeology Programme Northern Ireland, involved local volunteers and students. Findings will undergo radiocarbon analysis to confirm the site's significance as one of Ireland's first Cistercian monasteries.