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#illegals
Fox News: Democrat Rep. Wilson urges people to call, threaten lawmakers over uptick in illegal immigration detentions
Rep. Frederica Wilson, D-Fla., called for public action against the Trump administration's immigration policies after visiting an ICE facility. She encouraged people to threaten lawmakers over what she views as unjust detentions, citing the Laken Riley Act as a contributing factor.
Wilson expressed disappointment at not finding dangerous criminals in detention, instead observing hard-working individuals. She criticized the Laken Riley Act for increasing detentions of illegal immigrants for minor offenses.
#politics
Fox News: Bill Maher fires back at Larry David over 'My Dinner with Adolf' op-ed, says it insults '6 million dead Jews'
Bill Maher responded to Larry David's New York Times op-ed that compared Maher's dinner with Donald Trump to a meeting with Adolf Hitler. Maher criticized David for invoking Hitler, stating it diminishes the historical significance of the Holocaust and arguing that he is well aware of Trump's character.
Despite their disagreement, Maher expressed that he can still be friends with David. He defended his honest reporting on his meeting with Trump, describing the former president as gracious during their encounter.
#society
GB News: HGVs to face road ban and traffic enforcements across popular region under new proposals
Surrey County Council plans to introduce Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras on ten roads in Weybridge to enforce an existing 18-tonne weight restriction for HGVs. This measure follows numerous violations since the restriction was implemented last November, prompted by resident complaints about safety and environmental impacts.
The council is currently seeking public feedback through an online consultation until May 19. While local officials support the initiative, many HGV drivers express frustration, arguing that the restrictions may simply shift traffic to other areas, potentially harming local businesses.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli soldier killed, three wounded during fighting in northern Gaza
The U.S. State Department criticized Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's suggestion to bomb Gaza food warehouses to pressure Hamas for hostage release, stating it contradicts efforts to provide humanitarian aid. The administration remains committed to ensuring aid flow while preventing diversion to terrorist groups.
In related developments, an Israeli soldier was killed and three others wounded in northern Gaza during fighting. The incident involved sniper and anti-tank fire, with the attackers reportedly managing to escape. This follows previous attacks on Israeli forces in the area.
Le Monde: US envoy to meet Iranians for third time
US envoy Steve Witkoff will meet Iranian officials in Oman on April 26 for nuclear deal discussions, marking his third consecutive week of negotiations. The talks follow recent meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, where progress was reported.
Iran has increased uranium enrichment since the US withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal, and European powers are wary of potential sanctions if compliance issues persist. Witkoff's role highlights the US's shift towards diplomacy under President Trump, who has discouraged military action against Iran.
#health
Le Monde: Higher breast cancer risk among more educated women, study finds
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in France, with over 60,000 cases diagnosed annually. The risk factors include age, personal and family history, and lifestyle choices.
A recent study involving nearly 312,000 women across nine European countries examined the link between education, socioeconomic status, and breast cancer risk, revealing significant findings on this correlation.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: 83-Year-Old Man Vandalized 5 Teslas at Long Island Shopping Mall, Says Trump Should 'F*cking Die'
An 83-year-old man, Victor Divergilio, faces charges for allegedly causing $23,000 in damages to five Tesla vehicles at a Long Island mall. He reportedly scratched the cars while expressing his disdain for Tesla CEO Elon Musk and former President Trump.
Divergilio initially denied the allegations but later acknowledged being present during the incident. He has been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation and is set to return to court on April 30.
The Western Journal: Mortuary Employee Accused of Conducting ‘Experiments’ on Corpses - Multiple Felony Charges Filed
Adeline Ngan-Binh Bui, the owner of Capital Mortuary Services in Austin, Texas, has been arrested on multiple felony charges for allegedly conducting experiments on corpses and forging death certificates. She faces charges including Abuse of Corpse and Tampering with Government Records.
An investigation was initiated after a former embalmer reported Bui's actions to the Texas Funeral Service Commission. Bui reportedly admitted to using the embalmer's name to issue numerous death certificates and conducting unauthorized experiments on cadavers. She is scheduled to appear in court on May 9.