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#illegals
Breitbart: Suspected Human Smuggler in Critical Condition After Crashing While Avoiding Border Patrol in Arizona
A U.S. citizen suspected of smuggling three illegal aliens crashed his vehicle while fleeing from Border Patrol in Arizona. After the vehicle rolled onto its side, the driver was found unconscious and later hospitalized. The three passengers, two Guatemalans and a Mexican national, were arrested for illegal reentry.
The driver now faces felony charges for alien smuggling. The incident highlights ongoing challenges with human trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico border.
#politics
Fox News: Trump, Senate GOP budget leaders huddle at White House on reconciliation bill
President Trump is meeting with Senate Republicans to discuss extending the 2017 tax cuts and navigating a House-passed budget reconciliation bill. The meeting aims to align strategies as disagreements persist between House and Senate GOP leaders on how to proceed.
Senate Republicans prefer two reconciliation bills, while House Republicans insist on one that combines border funding and tax cuts. The Senate must now address the House's bill, with discussions also including the need to raise the debt limit.
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: April Fools' on Capitol Hill
Oliver Stone testified at a House hearing on the JFK assassination, the first since 1992. Meanwhile, House Republicans faced internal conflict over remote voting for new mothers, leading to a week off after minimal work.
Senator Cory Booker set a record for the longest speech in Senate history, lasting over 25 hours, though it included interruptions from colleagues. Additionally, an aide to Booker was arrested for carrying a firearm in the Capitol, raising security concerns.
Fox News: Daughter of late Dem congressman launches campaign for father's seat: 'Building something powerful'
Adelita Grijalva, daughter of the late Rep. Raul Grijalva, has announced her candidacy for Arizona's Seventh Congressional District in the upcoming special election. She emphasized her father's legacy of fighting for vulnerable communities and quickly secured enough signatures to appear on the Democratic primary ballot.
The primary election is set for July 15, with the general election on September 23. Adelita will compete against former state Rep. Daniel Hernandez, who has raised over $200,000 for his campaign. The district is notably Democratic-leaning and encompasses much of Arizona's southern border.
Breitbart: Joni Ernst, Roger Williams Propose Bill to Extend Pursuit of Coronavirus Aid Fraudsters
Sen. Joni Ernst and Rep. Roger Williams have introduced legislation to extend the statute of limitations to ten years for fraud related to pandemic aid programs, following a GAO report revealing that millions of fraud referrals were not fully investigated. The SBA Fraud Enforcement Extension Act aims to hold accountable those who exploited the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant and Restaurant Revitalization Fund.
The report highlighted significant abuse of pandemic aid, with criminals receiving funds while legitimate businesses struggled. Ernst noted that the fraud identified is likely just the "tip of the iceberg," as many cases went unchecked and funds were misallocated.
Fox News: Three takeaways from Florida's special election
Republicans secured two House seats in Florida during a special election, albeit with narrower margins compared to previous contests. Randy Fine won the 6th District, succeeding Mike Waltz, while Jimmy Patronis took the 1st District seat previously held by Matt Gaetz. Both victories maintain GOP control of the House at 220-213.
Despite the wins, both districts leaned more Democratic than before, raising concerns about Republican voter turnout when Trump is not on the ballot. Democrats invested heavily in the races, but GOP leaders claimed the results reflect support for Trump's agenda.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu’s aides fronting for Qatar? Sadly, more plausible than the PM’s ‘deep state’ defense
Israel's political landscape is in turmoil as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces multiple legal challenges amid ongoing war with Hamas. His aides are implicated in the Qatargate scandal, raising concerns over potential foreign influence and corruption. Netanyahu's attempts to dismiss key security officials have sparked controversy.
The situation escalates as Netanyahu continues to defend himself in court while navigating accusations of obstruction and political maneuvering. Critics highlight the serious implications of these developments for national security and governance during a critical time.
Fox News: Dem senator who ditched Tesla to protest Musk refuses to call violence against cars 'domestic terrorism'
Democratic Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona condemned recent violence at Tesla dealerships but stopped short of labeling it "domestic terrorism." He acknowledged the vandalism as a crime needing prosecution but cautioned against broadening the definition of terrorism.
This violence has drawn criticism from conservatives, with Rep. Lauren Boebert introducing a resolution condemning unnamed Democrats for allegedly inciting such actions. The resolution cites numerous incidents of vandalism and arson against Tesla vehicles and facilities across North America.
#society
Fox News: ‘Wild Things’ star Denise Richards admits she’s not friends with ex Charlie Sheen, there’s ‘no co-parenting’
Denise Richards discussed her challenging co-parenting relationship with ex-husband Charlie Sheen during a podcast appearance. She expressed a desire for better communication and friendship for the sake of their daughters, Sami and Lola, despite acknowledging their parenting styles differ.
Richards emphasized her commitment to fostering a positive relationship between her daughters and their father, inviting Sheen to family events. Their family dynamics are also explored in her reality show, "Denise Richards & Her Wild Things."
Le Monde: French far-right politician Eric Zemmour fined for contesting crimes against humanity
French far-right politician Eric Zemmour has been fined €10,000 for contesting crimes against humanity by claiming that Nazi collaborator Philippe Pétain "saved" French Jews during WWII. This statement is widely rejected by historians due to Pétain's documented anti-Semitism.
Zemmour, who has a history of convictions for racist hate speech, plans to appeal the ruling. The top French appeals court overturned a previous acquittal, stating that his remarks could still be considered an offense, despite Pétain not being convicted of crimes against humanity.
Breitbart: California Snowpack at Healthiest 3-Year Stretch in 25 Years After Wet Winters
California's Sierra Nevada snowpack is at 96% of the historical average for April 1, marking the highest three-year average in 25 years. This follows two consecutive years of above-normal snowpack levels, indicating a positive outlook for the state's water supply.
Despite the late arrival of winter rains, which caused mudflows in areas affected by wildfires, the overall precipitation has been beneficial, particularly in Northern California. Experts note this year as one of the better ones in recent decades.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukrainian Charged Over Alleged Reconnaissance of NATO Military Bases
Polish authorities have charged a 47-year-old Ukrainian citizen with espionage for allegedly working for Russian intelligence. The suspect was arrested for conducting reconnaissance of military facilities in Poland and cited ideological motives linked to Russia.
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, Poland has intensified its focus on espionage, detaining 44 individuals suspected of espionage or sabotage for Russia or Belarus. The situation highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.
Times Of Israel: Trump said considering Iranian offer of indirect nuclear talks; advisers still split
The White House is contemplating Iran's proposal for indirect nuclear talks while bolstering U.S. military presence in the Middle East in response to escalating tensions. President Trump has threatened military action if negotiations fail, amid ongoing exchanges of letters and public statements.
The administration is divided on the effectiveness of negotiations versus military action. While some officials advocate for a diplomatic approach, others support strikes as a viable option. Trump aims to deter Iran while keeping military options open should diplomacy falter.
#economy
The Western Journal: 24 Hours Before Trump's Tariffs Kick In, Israel Bows Knee and Removes All Tariffs on US
Israel has eliminated all remaining tariffs on U.S. goods ahead of President Trump's new reciprocal tariffs. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties with the U.S. and protecting Israeli exports during this sensitive period.
The decision aims to promote a zero-tariff policy and maintain positive trade relations. The move follows a long-standing free trade agreement between the two nations, which allowed for some tariffs, particularly in agriculture, to protect local industries.
Fox News: What is Trump's new Liberation Day and what to expect April 2?
President Trump has declared April 2, 2025, as "Liberation Day," marking the implementation of new trade policies aimed at reducing U.S. reliance on foreign goods through reciprocal tariffs. The administration claims these tariffs will address unfair trading practices and boost American industries.
White House officials anticipate the tariffs will generate significant revenue and encourage domestic business growth. While specific details remain undisclosed, the administration is optimistic that negotiations with trading partners may lead to adjustments in the planned tariffs.
#education
GB News: Labour's VAT raid on private schools is 'a tax on children's futures', Gunns claims
GB News host Martin Daubney reacts to a mother's struggle with private education costs due to Labour's tax policies; Education Secretary defends it.
#crime
Forbes: Sean Combs Sued For Human Trafficking By Man Who Says He Was Sexually Assaulted In 2015: Here Are All The Major Accusations Against Diddy
A man has filed a federal lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing him of trafficking and orchestrating his sexual assault at a party in 2015, where he claims multiple celebrities witnessed the incident. This lawsuit adds to a growing list of allegations against Combs, who is already facing federal sex trafficking charges.
Combs’ legal team has denied all accusations, asserting confidence in their defense and the judicial process. The allegations span decades, involving various claims of sexual misconduct and abuse, with some plaintiffs alleging they were minors at the time of the incidents.
#outdoors
On The Water: What's Biting in April in Rhode Island?
Rhode Island anglers are gearing up for the arrival of striped bass this April, marking the end of winter for fishing enthusiasts. The first migratory fish, identifiable by "sea lice," signal the start of the season, with anglers advised to target specific coastal locations for optimal success.
As the month progresses, bass will move into warmer backwater areas, making it a prime time for both traditional and fly fishing. April is also crucial for the striped bass population's survival, emphasizing the need for responsible fishing practices to ensure future generations can enjoy the spring run.
#other
Daily Mirror: First 300 new school-based nursery places announced - see full list of schools
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Daily Mirror: Donald Trump's tariffs could cost 25,000 jobs in UK amid Liberation Day carnage
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