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#illegals
The Economist: How Donald Trump plans to ramp up deportations
President Donald Trump has introduced a series of aggressive immigration policies during the early days of his second term. These measures include attempts to end birthright citizenship, deport alleged gang members, revoke visas for international students, and classify thousands of migrants as deceased to encourage self-deportation.
The influx of funding from Congress may further accelerate these deportations, reflecting Trump's ongoing commitment to reshape immigration enforcement in the U.S.
#politics
Fox News: Democrat ousted by AOC casts doubt on her as national candidate
Former Congressman Joe Crowley questioned Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's ability to appeal to moderates and Republicans as a potential national candidate in the 2028 presidential election. He acknowledged her talent but expressed concern that her progressive platform may alienate voters outside the Democratic base.
Crowley emphasized the need for Democrats to attract moderate and Republican voters to regain control of the House of Representatives. He highlighted that winning seats currently held by Republicans requires broader appeal beyond the party's core supporters.
The Economist: Donald Trump hopes to become a one-man deregulator
Donald Trump aims to accelerate deregulation efforts, seeking to revoke federal rules more swiftly than in his first term. While he faces some resistance within the Republican Party regarding his economic and foreign policy approaches, deregulation remains a unifying issue.
Despite doubts among some Republicans, Trump's populist agenda continues to gain traction, as he prioritizes cutting back the administrative state. His aggressive strategy may lead to significant changes in federal regulations.
#society
Fox News: Fyre Festival fraudster announces major career move amid second act controversy
Billy McFarland, founder of the infamous Fyre Festival, has announced he is selling the Fyre brand after plans for Fyre Festival 2 in Mexico fell through. McFarland, who served time for defrauding investors and attendees in 2017, stated the brand needs a capable team to fulfill its potential.
Despite claims of working with local governments, the event faced significant setbacks, leading to ticket refunds and postponements. The original festival's failure gained notoriety through documentaries and social media, prompting McFarland's recent decision to divest the brand.
Breitbart: Flood of Catholic Faithful Keep St. Peter’s Open All Night for Pope Francis Viewing
St. Peter’s Basilica remained open overnight to accommodate over 20,000 mourners paying respects to the late Pope Francis. The public viewing saw long wait times, with estimates reaching up to five hours as thousands lined up to view the pope's open coffin.
A funeral Mass is scheduled for Saturday in St. Peter’s Square, with a minute’s silence observed across Italy. World leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, are expected to attend. Pope Francis will be buried in St. Mary Major Basilica.
The American Mind: American Culture Fuels the Gynocracy
Young college-educated women are increasingly leaning left, influenced by a cultural shift that prioritizes independence and professional achievement over traditional roles like marriage and motherhood. This trend is supported by parents who endorse educational aspirations, viewing universities as the pinnacle of female success.
As women dominate higher education, their experiences within these institutions often reinforce feminist ideals, shaping their political views. The narrative of the independent woman, driven by academic and career accomplishments, emerges as a significant force in American culture, suggesting that the roots of this ideological shift extend beyond the universities themselves.
GB News: Pope Francis: Morbid ghouls spark fury after posing for selfies with open casket
Mourners have expressed outrage at visitors taking selfies next to Pope Francis's open casket during his lying in state at St. Peter's Basilica. Many found this behavior disrespectful, detracting from the solemnity of the occasion, while some defended their actions as a way to commemorate the late pontiff.
Despite the lack of an official ban on photographs, church guards intervened to stop the behavior, which has drawn criticism from those wishing to pay their respects. The funeral is scheduled for Saturday, with notable global leaders expected to attend.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China's AI DeepSeek faces House probe over US data harvesting, CCP propaganda
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is investigating DeepSeek over concerns that it shares U.S. personal data with the Chinese government. The committee's letter highlights fears of data security vulnerabilities and the potential jeopardization of national security due to DeepSeek's ties to the CCP.
DeepSeek's privacy policy admits to storing user data on servers in China, raising alarms similar to those surrounding TikTok. Several states have banned DeepSeek on government devices, and the committee has requested detailed information on the data used to train its AI models and its relationship with Chinese state entities.
Le Monde: Macron urges Putin to 'stop lying' over Ukraine ceasefire
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for claiming to seek peace in Ukraine while continuing military attacks. He emphasized that the only solution is for Putin to agree to an unconditional ceasefire, claiming that this would immediately save lives.
Macron's comments came after a deadly missile strike in Kyiv, raising concerns about the effectiveness of US-led negotiations for peace. He urged that US frustration should be directed solely at Putin, while downplaying discussions about the status of Crimea until a ceasefire is achieved.
#economy
Forbes: Google Earnings Will Be Biggest Q1 Report Yet As Investors Search For Tariff And Recession Impacts
Alphabet, Google's parent company, will report its first-quarter earnings, facing economic uncertainty that may impact its advertising revenue. Analysts expect revenue of $89.2 billion and adjusted earnings per share of $2.01, reflecting growth despite macroeconomic challenges.
Concerns about tariffs and regulatory scrutiny add to the complexity of Google's financial outlook. A federal judge recently ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in advertising technology, further complicating its market position.
The Economist: Expect more chaos in Donald Trump’s tariff policies
Donald Trump has significantly increased tariffs on imports, raising the average effective rate from 2.5% to around 20%, the highest level since the Great Depression. This shift reflects his commitment to trade protectionism rather than just a negotiating tactic.
As Trump navigates his return to the White House, he may face challenges from market reactions and dissent within the Republican Party, potentially leading to erratic tariff policies.
#military
The Telegraph: Out at sea, the Royal Navy’s Carrier Strike Group is forging itself into a potent weapon
The HMS Prince of Wales and its Strike Group have begun a global deployment named Operation Highmast, marking a significant moment after extensive preparation and training. As the ship departs, crew members experience a mix of emotions, especially first-timers facing their inaugural lengthy separation from home.
Once clear of the harbor, the crew engages in essential safety drills, including a man overboard exercise and a fire drill, to ensure readiness for the challenges ahead. The deployment promises uncertainty, with veterans aware that plans will likely change.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Rest in Peace, Pope Francis
The Imaginative Conservative is an online journal dedicated to exploring culture, politics, and the arts through a conservative lens. It aims to foster a community that values tradition and seeks to inspire hope in the face of contemporary challenges.
The journal encourages dialogue rooted in appreciation and magnanimity, inviting readers to contribute to a constructive discourse that honors the principles of conservatism.
#history
Le Monde: Macron seeks 'forgiveness' for colonialism on Madagascar visit
During his visit to Madagascar, President Emmanuel Macron expressed a desire for "forgiveness" regarding France's colonial past, emphasizing the return of cultural artifacts, including human remains taken by French troops. He acknowledged the painful history and called for collaboration between historians from both nations.
Macron's remarks come as part of a broader effort to address colonial legacies and promote reconciliation, mirroring similar initiatives with other former French colonies. He highlighted the importance of acknowledging history to foster healing and understanding.