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#illegals
Fox News: Vacation hot spot used as 'springboard' for illegal immigrants: expert
The Bahamas is increasingly being used as a transit point for illegal immigration to South Florida, according to retired Rear Adm. Peter Brown. Its proximity to Florida and visa-free travel policies for citizens from numerous countries make it a springboard for migrants aiming to enter the U.S.
Brown notes that many migrants arrive in South Florida, often leading to a cycle of crime and exploitation. While cooperation between the Bahamas and the U.S. Coast Guard helps address these issues, illegal immigration remains a significant challenge. The importance of deterrence is emphasized as a means to prevent dangerous maritime journeys.
#politics
Fox News: Blue state’s Democrat AG should be investigated for ‘politically charged’ prosecution of cop: police group
The National Police Association is requesting a federal civil rights investigation into New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez for prosecuting Officer Brad Lunsford, who was convicted of voluntary manslaughter after fatally shooting a suspect. The association claims the prosecution was politically motivated and violated Lunsford's rights.
Torrez stated that Lunsford's actions were an egregious abuse of power, while Lunsford's attorney argued that the trial was unfair due to juror replacements. The case has raised concerns about the treatment of police officers by progressive prosecutors.
Liberty Nation News: Joe Biden Not in Demand on the Post-Presidency Speaking Circuit - Liberty Nation News
Joe Biden is reportedly struggling to secure speaking engagements, charging $300,000 per speech with little success in bookings. This fee is significantly lower than those of former presidents like Obama and Clinton.
Critics suggest Biden's public speaking may be off-putting due to his gaffes and controversial remarks. Some insiders believe he should adopt a lower profile, as his popularity within the Democratic Party has waned, and his ability to travel and speak effectively is in question.
#society
Fox News: Colorado's 'totalitarian' transgenderism bill sparks concerns from parents
Parental rights advocates in Colorado are alarmed by a new bill that could impact custody cases by labeling parents who "misgender" or "deadname" their children as engaging in "coercive control." They argue it could lead to state intervention in family matters regarding gender identity.
The bill, named the Kelly Loving Act, mandates that courts consider a parent's affirmation of a child's gender identity in custody decisions and prohibits enforcement of laws from other states that restrict transgender treatments for minors. Critics warn it poses significant risks to parental rights and freedom of expression.
Fox News: Prince William’s public dig at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry shows he ‘doesn’t care’ what they think: experts
Prince William has appointed Jason Knauf, a former aide who accused Meghan Markle of bullying, as CEO of The Earthshot Prize. This move is seen as a clear message to Prince Harry and Meghan, indicating William's disregard for their opinions and reinforcing the ongoing rift within the royal family.
Experts suggest that Knauf's appointment signals support for the bullying allegations against Meghan, which she has denied. The relationship between William and Harry is reportedly strained, with trust issues exacerbated by Harry's public grievances about the royal family.
GB News: Pope Francis died of stroke that led to coma and heart failure, Vatican says
Pope Francis has died at the age of 88 due to a stroke and heart failure, as confirmed by the Vatican. His death certificate indicates that the stroke resulted in a coma and irreversible heart failure.
Throughout his life, he faced chronic lung issues, including a partial lung removal and recent hospitalizations for respiratory problems.
#religion
Le Monde: The key issues waiting on the next pope's desk
Following the death of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, cardinals from around the world have been summoned to Rome for general congregations to discuss Church matters and elect a new pope. The process will last at least 15 days, focusing on global challenges facing the 1.4 billion Catholics.
The new pontiff will need to address ongoing issues, including the persistent problem of sexual violence within the Church, which has seen numerous cases emerge globally. Francis had initiated measures for reporting abuses, and his successor will need to continue these efforts.
#history
Fox News: Archaeologists unexpectedly uncover hundreds of skeletons, medieval church beneath university campus
Archaeologists at the University of Gloucestershire's City Campus have uncovered 317 skeletons and remnants of the medieval St. Aldate’s Church, demolished in the mid-1650s. The discovery, made during excavations for a new campus building, included 83 brick-lined burial vaults.
The skeletons provide insights into historical health practices, particularly the effects of sugar consumption on dental health in the 16th century. This find adds to the growing list of significant archaeological discoveries in the region.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read defense faces 'high-wire' act as retrial's opening statements kick off, experts say
Karen Read's retrial for the murder of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, begins with opening statements after a previous mistrial. Read is charged with murder and manslaughter, claiming she did not kill O'Keefe and alleging she is being framed.
The prosecution aims to counter defense claims of an alternate suspect, especially after the lead investigator was fired for misconduct. Experts suggest the prosecution may have an advantage this time, as they can address negative aspects of the investigation upfront. The trial is expected to last six to eight weeks.