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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump's ICE Captures Fugitive Illegal Accused of Killing Chrishia Odette
ICE has arrested Ramiro Guevara, a 46-year-old illegal alien from Mexico, wanted for the 2014 death of 13-year-old Chrishia Odette in a vehicle crash. Guevara had multiple warrants and a final deportation order but had not been charged in connection with Chrishia's death.
Chrishia was struck and killed by Guevara, who was driving without a license at the time. Despite the circumstances, he was released from police custody after the incident. He is currently in ICE custody awaiting deportation.
#politics
The Western Journal: Hunter Biden Dodges Humiliating Proceeding by Forfeiting His Law License
Hunter Biden has voluntarily surrendered his law license to avoid disbarment proceedings linked to his past criminal convictions, including tax evasion and gun possession. The D.C. Court of Appeals confirmed the disbarment recommendation, which preempts a potentially lengthy hearing.
Biden, who was pardoned by his father, former President Joe Biden, is reportedly facing financial difficulties, including significant debt and a decrease in income from his artwork. His legal team recently dropped a lawsuit against a former Trump aide concerning the publication of his laptop contents.
Fox News: CNN host spars with former Wisconsin governor on the claim Musk said he would cut Social Security
CNN's Abby Phillip and former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker clashed over claims that Elon Musk discussed cutting Social Security and Medicaid at a recent town hall. Walker asserted Musk explicitly stated he would not cut these benefits, while Phillip referenced comments made by others at rallies.
Musk and DOGE volunteer Antonio Gracias emphasized their focus on addressing fraud within the Social Security system, assuring that legitimate payments would remain unaffected. They highlighted the issue of ineligible recipients, but maintained that no cuts would be made to valid benefits.
The Western Journal: Kid Rock Confirms ‘Shocking’ Dinner Between Donald Trump and Bill Maher: 'Blew My Mind'
Kid Rock facilitated a meeting between President Trump and liberal commentator Bill Maher, which he described as a memorable experience. The two discussed various topics, including policy issues and shared interests, with Kid Rock noting Maher’s nervousness initially but eventual ease during the dinner.
Maher expressed gratitude for the meeting and promised to share more details on his show. Kid Rock reflected on the significance of the event, highlighting the potential for setting a positive example in political discourse.
Fox News: 'False': Trump admin rebukes claims intel officials are frequently using Signal to send classified info
The White House has refuted claims that intelligence officials used the encrypted messaging app Signal to transmit classified information, calling the allegations "false." National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes emphasized that Signal is an approved platform for unclassified communications and defended the actions of Trump National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.
Despite the White House's assertions, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are demanding testimonies from individuals involved in a leaked Signal group chat, which allegedly contained sensitive discussions. They are also pressing Waltz to cease using personal email accounts for official communications.
Fox News: GOP defectors help Senate advance resolution to cancel Trump tariffs despite White House veto warning
A Senate resolution led by Democrats to reverse President Trump's tariffs on Canada advanced with bipartisan support. The resolution, introduced by Sen. Tim Kaine, aims to end Trump's emergency declaration at the northern border, which the White House opposes, citing national security concerns.
Sen. Susan Collins and others expressed that the tariffs would lead to increased prices for consumers, prompting their support for the resolution. Trump criticized Republican senators who backed the resolution, emphasizing the need for tariffs to combat fentanyl distribution.
#society
Breitbart: Expert Warns Iran, Terror Orgs Infiltrating U.S. Universities to Indoctrinate Students & Recruit Members
American universities are increasingly targeted by extremist organizations that exploit immigration laws to embed operatives and promote radical ideologies among students, according to Emirati analyst Dr. Salem Al-Ketbi. He highlights cases like that of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate facing deportation for pro-Hamas activities, as indicative of a broader trend where foreign students serve as proxies for hostile regimes.
Al-Ketbi warns that groups like Columbia's Apartheid Divest and Students for Justice in Palestine mask antisemitic and pro-terrorist agendas under the guise of activism. He calls for stricter vetting of foreign students and scrutiny of external funding to prevent universities from being exploited by extremist influences.
Breitbart: Myanmar Junta Soldiers Shoot at Chinese Earthquake Aid Convoy
Myanmar's military junta acknowledged firing warning shots at a Chinese convoy delivering earthquake aid, claiming they were unaware of the relief effort. The junta has faced criticism for obstructing humanitarian efforts and continuing airstrikes despite a declared ceasefire.
Humanitarian groups and international observers condemned the junta's actions, emphasizing the need for unrestricted access to aid for survivors. Australia announced additional support for victims, ensuring funds bypass the junta. The situation remains dire, with many still trapped under rubble in Mandalay.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa Asked Trump for U.S. Military Help Against Drug Gangs
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa met with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, discussing U.S. military operations to combat drug trafficking in Ecuador. Noboa described the meeting as positive, highlighting U.S. support for Ecuador's efforts against narcoterrorism and illegal fishing.
Noboa is seeking to reform Ecuador's constitution, which currently prohibits foreign military bases. He emphasized that any foreign military presence would comply with local laws and agreements. Noboa also shared his views on U.S. policies regarding Venezuela during the meeting.
#economy
Fox News: SCOOP: White House rallies House GOP on Trump tariff plan in secret call
The White House is emphasizing unity among Republicans regarding President Trump's new tariffs plan, which aims to address perceived unfair trade practices. U.S. trade representative Jamieson Greer briefed House Republican staffers, highlighting the plan's significance in reshaping the economy.
While many Republicans support the tariffs, some express concerns about potential price increases for consumers, especially regarding imports from Canada. Nonetheless, GOP leaders maintain that the tariffs are necessary for fair trade and to protect American workers.
Fox News: Canada's PM Carney vows to ‘fight’ Trump’s tariffs, other world leaders weigh impact
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed strong opposition to new tariffs imposed by President Trump, emphasizing the negative impact on both the U.S. and Canadian economies. He plans to seek support from international partners to navigate the challenges ahead.
In response to the tariffs, Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposed reciprocal tariffs on American goods if elected. European leaders also voiced concerns, with calls for unity against the tariffs, which they believe will harm economies on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Western Journal: It's Official: Liberation Day Is Here, And the List of Tariffs Is a MAGA Dream Come True
President Donald Trump announced a new reciprocal tariff plan during a "Liberation Day" event at the White House. The plan involves imposing tariffs on foreign goods based on the average tariffs those countries charge the U.S., with a baseline of 10 percent across the board.
Countries like China and Vietnam will face significant tariffs, with Trump stating that the U.S. will charge less than what those nations impose. He urged Americans to disregard negative media coverage and emphasized that previous predictions about trade have been proven wrong.
#culture
The Western Journal: 'Unspeakably Evil': Tech Exec Brags About Implementing a Brutal New Form of Eugenics on the Most Vulnerable
The discussion around in vitro fertilization (IVF) has become increasingly controversial, particularly in its implications for pro-life arguments. Critics argue that the practices involved in IVF, such as screening embryos for genetic conditions, can lead to the discarding of embryos deemed undesirable, raising ethical concerns about eugenics.
Noor Siddiqui, founder of the medical company Orchid, has faced backlash for promoting embryo screening technology that some view as a modern form of eugenics. Detractors emphasize that this approach reflects a troubling disregard for the value of all potential lives, framing it as a moral issue that society must confront.
#history
Fox News: Little girl discovers 3,800-year-old amulet with ties to Biblical people during family trip
A 3-year-old Israeli girl, Ziv Nitzan, discovered a 3,800-year-old Canaanite amulet during a family outing at Tel Azeka. The artifact, believed to have been used as a seal or amulet, reflects the cultural ties between Canaan and Egypt during the Middle Bronze Age.
Ziv received a certificate of appreciation for her find, which will be displayed in a special exhibition by the Israel Antiquities Authority. The exhibition will feature various artifacts highlighting the Egyptian influence in ancient Israel.
#health
Fox News: Death probe of ex-Yankee's son triggers carbon monoxide warnings from experts
The investigation into the death of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, is focusing on high levels of carbon monoxide found in the family's hotel room in Costa Rica. Authorities are exploring the possibility that carbon monoxide poisoning may have caused the teen's death, although hotel officials deny these claims.
Experts warn about the dangers of carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless gas that can lead to serious health risks. They recommend that households have functioning detectors and consider portable monitors while traveling. The rise in non-fire-related carbon monoxide deaths has raised concerns about safety measures.
#sports
GB News: WATCH: Eamonn says it is 'amazing' to call footballers his friends
Eamonn Holmes expressed his joy at meeting childhood football heroes, now friends, highlighting his admiration for Celtic legend Jimmy Johnson. Former Everton defender Alan Stubbs shared similar sentiments, recalling the emotional experience of playing for his boyhood club as the pinnacle of his career.