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#politics
Fox News: Top union calls cops on itself to orchestrate ‘civil disobedience’ stunt at GOP office: source
Members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) planned a protest outside GOP Rep. Young Kim's office in California, intending to stage arrests for civil disobedience. However, they shifted to a rally format, resulting in citations for some who blocked a driveway.
The protest aimed to raise awareness about potential Medicaid cuts under the GOP budget, which SEIU claims would significantly harm vulnerable populations. Rep. Kim has publicly opposed cuts to Medicaid and emphasized her commitment to protecting healthcare services for her constituents.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- DOT Sec. Duffy Warns Blue States: Comply with Trump or Lose Transportation Funding
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned states that fail to comply with President Trump's executive orders could face funding cuts. He emphasized that adherence to federal laws, including those related to free speech and immigration enforcement, is mandatory for DOT grant recipients.
Duffy's letter highlights that diversity, equity, and inclusion policies that discriminate violate federal law. He stressed the importance of cooperation with ICE and criticized states for impeding immigration enforcement, asserting that such actions compromise public safety and undermine federal authority.
The Western Journal: Op-Ed: Dems' Double Standards Exposed
The article critiques the Democratic Party for its perceived double standards in political behavior, particularly in its treatment of former President Donald Trump compared to President Joe Biden. It highlights how Democrats have condemned Trump's immigration policies while ignoring similar actions by past Democratic leaders like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Additionally, the piece points out discrepancies in the responses to Biden's and Trump's actions regarding Ukraine, as well as the scrutiny of their statements and character. The author argues that while Trump faces intense criticism, Biden's misstatements are often downplayed, illustrating a partisan bias in the political landscape.
The Economist: Ice cream and immigration at the Farage show
Nigel Farage's Reform UK is gaining traction among voters, challenging traditional political narratives. Critics label his supporters as angry, but the movement appears more organized and focused on addressing immigration and other pressing issues.
Farage's approach may signal a shift in British politics, as his party seeks to consolidate right-wing support and reshape the political landscape.
#society
Le Monde: French government blames organized crime 'networks' for wave of attacks on prisons
French Prime Minister François Bayrou visited the Saint-Quentin-Fallavier prison to support staff following a surge in attacks on correctional facilities and personnel. This visit comes after a series of violent incidents, including arson and gunfire at the homes of prison guards.
The government aims to reassure prison staff amid rising tensions, as attacks have spread across France, with vandalism and threats targeting various locations. Authorities are addressing the safety concerns of those working in the correctional system.
The Economist: Can a six-year-old startup revive the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper?
Tortoise Media has acquired the Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, aiming to modernize it with a digital presence. This move marks a significant shift for the 233-year-old publication as it seeks to adapt to the evolving news industry landscape.
The plan includes launching a website to help revitalize the reportedly struggling paper. This acquisition highlights the ongoing transformation within the media sector.
The Telegraph: Jews ‘too scared to attend synagogue’ after Essex police failures
Ultra-Orthodox Jews have expressed outrage over police handling of a pro-Palestinian protest that occurred during Passover, causing fear among congregants in Westcliff-on-Sea. Many worshippers felt intimidated and chose to stay home rather than attend synagogue, with reports of verbal abuse from protesters.
The Jewish community has filed a formal complaint against Essex Police, questioning the decision to allow the march and the lack of protective measures for residents. Rabbi Akiva Padwa criticized the police for not intervening to protect the community, emphasizing that the protest was unwarranted and distressing during such a significant religious observance.
The Western Journal: Watch: Whoopi Goldberg Melts Down on 'The View' After Learning Trump Wants to Help New Mothers
President Trump has proposed $5,000 payments to new parents to address declining birth rates in the U.S. However, the women of "The View" criticized this initiative, with Whoopi Goldberg expressing skepticism about its effectiveness and suggesting it reflects a misunderstanding of women's needs.
The discussion highlighted various perspectives, with some panelists framing the proposal as racially motivated and others questioning the implications for overpopulation and entitlement programs. Amidst the debate, Alyssa Farah Griffin noted that a similar proposal from President Biden would likely be praised.
GB News: Aldi shoppers plead with supermarket as popular deli snacks vanish from shelves - 'please bring them back'
Aldi has discontinued its 160g packs of Deli-Smoked Pork Sausage and Deli-Smoked Reduced-Fat Pork Sausage in about 100 UK stores, leading to customer disappointment and requests for the products' return. The retailer confirmed the removal on social media, but it remains unclear if this is permanent.
This discontinuation follows a trend of Aldi removing popular items, including beauty products and muesli, based on customer demand and sales figures. Shoppers have expressed concern over the loss of these fan-favorites, prompting calls for Aldi to reconsider its decisions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump tells Putin 'STOP' after deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv
President Trump urged Russian President Putin to cease strikes on Kyiv, emphasizing the urgent need for a peace deal as casualties rise. He expressed hope for an agreement soon, suggesting it would pave the way for U.S.-Russia business relations.
Trump's administration has indicated potential withdrawal from peace negotiations if significant progress isn't made by both Russia and Ukraine. He criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for statements seen as detrimental to peace efforts, while administration officials reiterated the need for decisive action from both parties.
Times Of Israel: IDF says strike targeted Hamas, Islamic Jihad terrorists in north Gaza command center
The IDF conducted an airstrike in northern Gaza targeting Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives at a command center, reportedly killing at least nine. The military stated the site was used for planning attacks on Israelis, while Palestinian sources reported higher civilian casualties.
Israel's Foreign Ministry criticized a joint statement from the UK, France, and Germany urging the resumption of humanitarian aid, asserting that Hamas exploits such aid for military purposes. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 51,000 reported dead in Gaza since the war began on October 7, 2023.
#education
Le Monde: Knife attack in a Nantes high school leaves one dead and three injured
A stabbing incident at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides high school in Nantes resulted in one student dead and three others injured. The attacker, a student, was subdued by staff and apprehended. Education Minister Elisabeth Borne plans to reinforce regulations regarding knife possession in schools.
This event follows a troubling trend of knife-related violence in schools, prompting government action to address safety concerns.
#crime
The Western Journal: Pam Bondi Drops the Hammer, Begins Bringing RICO Charges
The Department of Justice has indicted 27 members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua on RICO charges, alleging serious crimes including sex and drug trafficking, racketeering, and firearms offenses. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized that the gang is a significant terror threat.
The indictments aim to dismantle the gang's operations across multiple states, with 21 defendants currently in custody. Authorities have linked the gang to human trafficking and drug distribution, marking a significant crackdown on organized crime.
Fox News: How Russia stowaway snuck onto Delta flight at NY airport: video
Svetlana Dali, a Russian national, allegedly boarded a New York to Paris flight without a ticket by blending in with other passengers after initially being turned away at security. She was later detained by French authorities and returned to the U.S. after Delta crew identified her as unauthorized.
Dali, who is a legal U.S. resident, faces charges for the incident and is currently held in a federal facility. Her trial is set for next month, with discussions of a potential plea deal underway.