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Fox News: Pope Francis dead at 88 and more top headlines
Pope Francis has died at 88, with world leaders expressing their condolences. Vice President Vance was among the last to visit him.
In other news, a deported suspected MS-13 gangster has been transferred from a prison in El Salvador. Additionally, a crackdown on illegal immigrant driver licenses is underway following actions by blue states.
The Western Journal: Devastating Plaque Installed on Van Hollen's Senate Office After His Trip to El Salvador
Sen. Chris Van Hollen's recent trip to El Salvador to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported MS-13 gang member, has drawn criticism from Republicans. They argue that Van Hollen's actions prioritize an illegal alien over his Maryland constituents, with GOP Rep. Mike Collins even altering Van Hollen's office plaque to reflect this sentiment.
The trip, reportedly funded by taxpayers, has raised questions about Van Hollen's focus and accountability to his home state. Critics contend that he should address issues affecting Maryland residents rather than engage in international trips that serve to enhance his political profile.
The Western Journal: Trump's Easter Morning Greeting Is One for the Record Books, And the Last Line Shattered His Enemies
President Trump stirred controversy with his Easter message on social media, targeting Democrats and criticizing their immigration policies. He specifically called out those who he claims facilitate the return of dangerous criminals to the U.S., including references to illegal immigration and the 2020 election.
In his post, Trump labeled President Biden as the "worst and most incompetent" leader, attributing the country's immigration issues to his administration's policies. The message resonated with his supporters, who found humor in his sharp critiques of political opponents.
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Fox News: Trump's 14th week will be dominated by crucial trade talks
President Donald Trump is set to host the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, a tradition since 1878, on the South Lawn, with first lady Melania Trump expressing gratitude to staff for their efforts. The event will feature thousands of eggs donated by American farmers.
In addition to the Easter celebrations, Trump’s administration is engaging in trade negotiations, including meetings with South Korean officials to discuss tariffs. A recent pause on reciprocal tariffs has shifted the focus toward striking beneficial trade deals while addressing the U.S. trade deficit.
Forbes: The Man Who Will Make Nick Saban A Billionaire
Joe Agresti, a former accountant, has built a billion-dollar car dealership empire in partnership with legendary football coach Nick Saban. Their Dream Motor Group operates nine dealerships across several states, generating nearly $2 billion in annual revenue.
Agresti's entrepreneurial approach and focus on company culture have driven success, leading to significant expansions, including a recent $730 million deal for Miami-area stores. He is also considering a future in politics, motivated by his experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Overnight airstrikes in Yemen kill 12, Houthi rebels say
US airstrikes in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, reportedly killed 12 and injured 30, according to Houthi rebels. The strikes are part of ongoing US military actions aimed at curbing attacks on international shipping and Israel, following Houthi missile attacks in solidarity with Hamas.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed concern over the US strikes while urging the Houthis to cease missile attacks on Israel and Gulf shipping. The Houthis have targeted over 100 vessels since November 2023, impacting trade in the region significantly.
#religion
The Federalist: China Treats Christianity As An Existential Threat To Totalitarianism
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is set to implement new regulations on May 1 that will severely restrict foreign missionaries, citing national security and the fight against "extremism." These measures require government approval for religious activities and prohibit various missionary efforts.
This crackdown reflects the CCP's ongoing hostility towards religions, particularly Christianity, which it views as a threat to its authority. The government's actions have included the persecution of house churches and the enforcement of laws limiting religious education for minors. The timing of these regulations coincides with heightened tensions in U.S.-China relations.
The Western Journal: Breaking: Pope Francis Dead, 88
Pope Francis, the first pontiff from the Americas, has died at 88, the Vatican announced. His papacy, lasting 12 years, was marked by attempts to reform the Catholic Church on social issues, as well as challenges related to the clergy sexual abuse scandal.
Francis had faced health issues in recent years, requiring a wheelchair and hospitalization for respiratory problems. His death raises questions about the timing of the next papal conclave to elect his successor.
Forbes: Pope Francis—A Moderate Voice For Catho,licism—Dies At 88
Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday at age 88 after a 12-year tenure marked by progressive views on LGBTQ issues and support for immigrants, which drew criticism from conservative factions within the Catholic Church. His papacy was characterized by a focus on social justice, modest living, and a softer tone toward marginalized communities.
His legacy includes a call for greater inclusion within the Church, though he faced backlash from both conservatives and progressives for his stances and lack of doctrinal changes. The process for electing a new pope will begin shortly, as cardinals prepare for the conclave to choose his successor.
Le Monde: Pope Francis: 'I want a Church which is poor and for the poor'
Pope Francis emphasized the importance of an active, engaged Church in his apostolic exhortation, "The Joy of the Gospel," published in 2013. He advocates for a Church that embraces the marginalized and focuses on outreach rather than self-preservation.
He urges the faithful to confront the reality of those living without the support of faith, highlighting the need for compassion and action in serving others.
The Federalist: The More Christian The US, The Better Off American Jews Will Be
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed a law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking legal challenges from secular Jewish families concerned about their children's expression of beliefs. The discussion highlights the tension between religious expression and secularism in America.
The author argues that a biblically oriented public square, including Christianity, can benefit both America and the Jewish community by countering rising anti-Semitism and wokeism. A united Jewish-Christian front is seen as essential for preserving shared values and combating cultural threats.
Fox News: Pope Francis revealed burial wishes just days after becoming pope in 2013
Pope Francis, elected in 2013, expressed his burial wishes shortly after his election, selecting the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore as his final resting place. His choice reflects personal significance, as it connects to his family’s immigration history from Italy to Argentina.
Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, he was the first pope from the Americas. His family narrowly escaped tragedy during their immigration, as a ship they intended to board sank. Pope Francis passed away on April 21, 2025, the day after Easter Sunday.
GB News: King Charles honours Pope Francis following his death in personal statement just weeks after Vatican audience
King Charles expressed deep sadness over the death of Pope Francis, following their recent meeting at the Vatican. He highlighted the Pope's commitment to compassion, unity, and care for creation, acknowledging the profound impact of his ministry.
The King's message reflects a significant moment in the relationship between the Crown and the Catholic Church, as tributes pour in from global leaders. Details on mourning and succession plans from the Vatican are forthcoming.
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The Federalist: 40 Years Later, Hollywood Could Never Make 'The Breakfast Club'
The cast of "The Breakfast Club" reunited for the first time since the film's 1985 release at Chicago’s C2E2 convention, discussing its legacy. While Emilio Estevez argued that modern films prioritize concepts over character-driven narratives, Molly Ringwald expressed concerns about the film's lack of diversity.
This debate highlights the challenges of remaking the film today, as Ringwald's vision of a more diverse narrative could contradict the original's message of individuality over group identity. The essence of the film may not align with contemporary Hollywood's focus on identity politics, suggesting that a true remake would struggle to capture the spirit of the original.