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#illegals
Breitbart: DHS Opposes Ending Tariffs on Canada Due to Flow of Illicit Drugs
The Department of Homeland Security opposes a bill to end President Trump's tariffs on Canada, citing concerns over the influx of illicit drugs, particularly opioids, across the northern border. The DHS argues that these tariffs have incentivized Canada to enhance its drug enforcement efforts.
Despite recent successes, including the seizure of a major fentanyl superlab, the DHS warns that Canada has not conducted significant operations against fentanyl production since the last election. The ongoing drug crisis poses serious risks to public health and safety in the U.S.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Names 'MAGA Muslim' Bill Essayli as U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles
President Trump has appointed Bill Essayli, a California State Assemblyman and conservative, as U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles. Essayli, the first Muslim elected to the state legislature, is known for his opposition to left-wing policies, particularly on issues like parental rights and illegal immigration.
His prosecutorial experience includes handling cases against ISIS terrorists. Despite facing backlash from Democrats, who removed him from the judiciary committee, Essayli's new role grants him significant influence over key legal issues.
Fox News: Musk, Soros and millions collide in heated Wisconsin court showdown
Wisconsin's Supreme Court race attracted significant national attention, with former Attorney General Brad Schimel facing circuit court judge Susan Crawford. While Crawford emerged victorious, Republicans celebrated the passage of a referendum to enshrine voter ID laws in the state constitution, a long-standing goal.
The race saw support from major figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump for Schimel, while Crawford was backed by prominent liberals. Republicans expressed concerns over Crawford's past representation of groups opposing voter ID laws and abortion restrictions.
Le Monde: The 'reactionary international' against the rule of law
Marine Le Pen's recent embezzlement conviction has sparked a wave of support from global far-right leaders, highlighting a growing "reactionary international" against liberal democracy. Critics argue this movement undermines the rule of law and promotes impunity for populist figures.
The backlash against judicial decisions poses a significant threat to democratic principles, as seen in both France and the U.S. The attacks on judges and the notion of a "government of judges" reflect a troubling trend towards illiberalism, challenging the foundational values of equality before the law.
Breitbart: Judge: Qatar Tried to Bribe Israeli Officials to Downplay Egypt's Role in Negotiations
Several aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are under investigation for allegedly accepting payments from Qatar to promote a favorable narrative about the regime and diminish Egypt's role in hostage negotiations. The inquiry, dubbed “Qatargate,” has led to arrests and raised political tensions in Israel.
The allegations suggest that Qatar sought to influence Israeli and American perceptions while mediating for Hamas. Although Netanyahu is not implicated, the affair has sparked controversy, particularly as it relates to ongoing hostage negotiations.
Fox News: Hunter Biden agrees to be stripped of license to practice law in DC: court records
Hunter Biden has agreed to be disbarred from practicing law in Washington, D.C., following his felony conviction for lying about drug use when purchasing a firearm. He was suspended from the D.C. bar in June 2024, and his disbarment will be finalized pending court approval.
Biden was found guilty on three charges related to false statements and gun possession due to his drug addiction. His legal troubles have been exacerbated by a history of substance abuse, which he detailed in his memoir. He also faces additional tax-related charges but received a pardon from his father, President Joe Biden, for offenses committed up to December 2024.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Most Americans Reject Tariffs In ‘Liberation Day’ Poll
President Trump’s approval ratings on tariffs and trade are declining, with recent polls indicating a majority of Americans believe tariffs harm the economy. His overall approval rating is slightly higher than during his first term, averaging 45%, compared to 41%.
Despite this, disapproval of his job performance remains significant, particularly regarding trade negotiations, with 60% expressing discontent. Legal challenges and controversies, including the use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations, have also raised questions about the administration's adherence to judicial authority.
The Federalist: Judge Admits 'Concerns' About 'Security' Of GA Voting System
U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg dismissed a case challenging Georgia's electronic voting system, citing lack of standing despite acknowledging "substantial concerns" about its security. Plaintiffs argued they couldn't verify if their votes were accurately counted due to QR code vulnerabilities.
Totenberg ruled that the plaintiffs failed to prove a legally cognizable injury, preventing her from addressing the merits of their claims. Critics argue this decision undermines the constitutional right to vote, as it disregards voters' ability to confirm their selections.
Fox News: NYC Mayor Eric Adams indictment dismissed with prejudice
A judge has dismissed the corruption indictment against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, ruling it cannot be refiled. The case involved allegations that Adams solicited illegal campaign contributions and luxury travel from foreign nationals.
The Biden Justice Department had initially pursued the case but later requested its dismissal.
Breitbart: One in Five EU Lawmakers Broke Same Rule as Le Pen: Report
Marine Le Pen has been banned from running in the French presidential election for five years after being found guilty of embezzling EU funds. Critics argue this decision reflects double standards, as over 100 other MEPs have similarly violated rules without facing prosecution.
Le Pen claims the ruling is politically motivated, contrasting her treatment with that of pro-EU politicians like François Bayrou, who was acquitted despite similar accusations. She plans to appeal the court's decision, although the outcome may be uncertain given the typically left-leaning judiciary in France.
#society
Fox News: FBI warns about new extortion scam targeting sensitive data
Ransomware attacks are increasingly targeting various industries, with the healthcare sector being particularly vulnerable. The FBI has issued warnings about scams involving fake ransom letters demanding Bitcoin payments, which falsely claim data breaches without evidence.
The rise in ransomware incidents disrupts healthcare operations and poses risks to sensitive patient data. As cyberattacks escalate, the need for improved cybersecurity measures within healthcare organizations is critical.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Vladimir Putin issues warning to Donald Trump amid threats to strike Iran over nuclear deal - 'Catastrophic consequences'
Vladimir Putin has warned Donald Trump against military action targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure, stating it could lead to "catastrophic consequences." Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov condemned the U.S. approach as inappropriate and expressed Russia's willingness to mediate between the U.S. and Iran.
Trump has threatened bombing if Iran does not agree to a nuclear deal, while Iranian officials assert they may pursue nuclear weapons if attacked. Ryabkov emphasized the need for a diplomatic resolution to avoid escalating tensions in the region.
Fox News: Congo commutes 3 Americans' death sentences following coup attempt
Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi has commuted the death sentences of three Americans convicted in a coup attempt last year, changing their sentences to life imprisonment. This decision comes amid negotiations for a minerals deal with the U.S. in exchange for security support against regional rebels.
The coup attempt, which resulted in six deaths, involved opposition figure Christian Malanga, who was killed during the incident. The Americans, including Marcel Malanga, claimed they were coerced into participating by Malanga's father. The U.S. State Department is monitoring the situation closely.
#economy
The Mirror: Keir Starmer told 'don't pander to bullying' in fiery Trump tariff warning
Keir Starmer cautioned against a trade war as Donald Trump prepares to announce global tariffs, stating the UK is ready for all scenarios. He emphasized a calm approach and ongoing discussions for a broader economic deal with the US, while also preparing for potential retaliatory measures.
Concerns were raised about the economic impact of these tariffs, which could significantly affect the UK economy and force fiscal adjustments. Starmer aims to balance the UK’s relationship with the US and Europe while seeking to protect British firms from adverse effects.
#culture
Fox News: Val Kilmer death: Josh Brolin, Cher and more Hollywood stars honor legendary actor
Val Kilmer, the iconic actor known for roles in "Top Gun" and "Batman Forever," has died at 65 from pneumonia. His daughter, Mercedes Kilmer, confirmed the news, prompting tributes from fellow stars including Josh Brolin, Cher, and Francis Ford Coppola, who praised his talent and spirit.
Kilmer's career spanned decades, with memorable performances in "The Doors," "Tombstone," and "Heat." He is remembered not only for his acting but also for his artistic pursuits in recent years. He is survived by his two children.
#other
Daily Mirror: US politician slams Donald Trump in marathon 25-hour speech in the Senate
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Daily Mirror: Donald Trump's former staffer admits 'I'm terrified' after this one event
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