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#illegals
Fox News: AG Pam Bondi outraged at Wisconsin judge arrested for obstructing arrest of illegal immigrant
Wisconsin Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI for allegedly obstructing justice by hiding an illegal immigrant, Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, from ICE agents. Dugan is charged with obstructing an official proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent discovery and arrest.
Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized that no one is above the law, stating that judges who obstruct immigration enforcement will be prosecuted. She condemned Dugan's actions, particularly in a domestic violence case, and highlighted the risks posed to public safety.
#politics
GB News: Police federation SACKS suspended Met chair after GB News interview about officers’ racism fears
Rick Prior, chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation, has been removed from his position after controversial comments regarding police engagement with ethnic minority Londoners. He expressed concerns that officers were hesitant to apply the law fairly due to fears of vexatious investigations.
Prior's dismissal follows a suspension after an interview where he discussed his concerns, which the federation deemed a breach of standards. He plans to challenge the decision in court, arguing that his removal raises significant questions about representation within the police force.
#society
Breitbart: Fisherman Deported Back to Guatemala After Damaging Protected Bird
A fisherman in Florida, Edgard Valenzuela, was deported to Guatemala after injuring a great white heron, a protected species, by throwing a rock at it. The bird suffered a broken wing and underwent surgery before being rehabilitated and released.
Valenzuela faced charges for attempting to harm a protected species, but was deported before his trial due to his illegal status in the U.S.
The Telegraph: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to claim: I’m a swinger, not a rapist
Sean “Diddy” Combs plans to defend himself in his upcoming trial for sex trafficking by claiming he was living a “swinger” lifestyle, according to his lawyer. The defense will argue that his orgy parties were consensual and part of this lifestyle.
Combs faces serious allegations, including kidnapping, drugging, and coercing women into sexual acts through threats and violence.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US envoy Witkoff and Putin discuss direct Russia-Ukraine talks
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss potential direct talks between Russia and Ukraine amid ongoing conflict. While Trump advocates for a ceasefire, meaningful concessions from Russia remain elusive, and concerns persist about an unfair deal for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky firmly opposes any territorial concessions, including Crimea, despite Trump suggesting it might remain under Russian control. Zelensky emphasizes that only Ukrainians can determine their territory's fate and expresses frustration over insufficient Western pressure on Russia.
Fox News: Trump’s goodwill tested as Putin ignores peace efforts during Witkoff's visit
President Trump has expressed frustration over Russian airstrikes in Ukraine, urging President Putin to cease attacks and negotiate peace. Trump believes a deal is possible and aims to save lives, although he acknowledges his past claims of quickly ending the war were exaggerated.
As negotiations continue, experts express skepticism about the effectiveness of Trump's approach, with concerns that Russia may not respond to diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, the U.S. has proposed recognizing Russian claims in exchange for peace, a move that Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has rejected.
#economy
The Economist: Why the Trump-shock is now going subsea
Donald Trump's recent executive order authorizes seabed mining, aiming to boost American companies' access to valuable minerals like nickel and cobalt found in ocean rock nodules. This move is seen as a strategic effort to compete with China in exploiting Earth's last frontier.
The order is expected to spark a global race for these resources, freeing U.S. firms from international limitations. As nations look to secure their mineral needs, the implications for geopolitics and environmental concerns will be significant.
Forbes: $920 Million Kentucky Derby Renovation Paused Over Tariff Concerns—‘Unquantifiable’ Costs Blamed
Churchill Downs has paused its $920 million expansion project due to economic uncertainty and declining ticket sales for the Kentucky Derby. CEO William Carstanjen cited inflation and rising material costs linked to tariffs as reasons for the decision.
Despite a record net revenue increase, the company is cautious about using shareholder capital amid fluctuating market conditions. Analysts suggest the pause could last from one to several quarters as they reassess the project's viability.
Breitbart: Switzerland Says It Will be 'Privileged' Country in Trump Tariff Negotiations
Switzerland is among 15 countries engaged in "privileged" negotiations with the U.S. regarding recent tariffs that have impacted global markets. Swiss President Karin Keller-Sutter expressed satisfaction with discussions in Washington, highlighting the importance of reaching a swift resolution.
The U.S. has paused some tariffs that were set to impact Swiss imports significantly. Keller-Sutter noted the U.S. aims to establish a memorandum of understanding to outline key topics for negotiation, emphasizing the urgency to mitigate economic uncertainty.
#history
Breitbart: Vintage Ford Automobile Discovered in World War II Wreckage
Researchers found a vintage 1940s Ford Super Deluxe automobile in the wreckage of the USS Yorktown, a WWII aircraft carrier sunk in 1942. The car, likely used by Navy personnel, was discovered during a NOAA expedition in the Pacific Ocean.
Additionally, a hand-painted mural detailing the ship's cruises was located in one of the ship's elevator shafts. The Yorktown wreck was initially discovered by the Navy and National Geographic Society in 1988.
#education
Forbes: Trump DOJ Backs Down On International Student Visas: 1,500 Will Be Restored
The Trump administration is reinstating over 1,500 international student visas after facing significant legal challenges. The Justice Department informed courts that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) would restore the visas while a new policy is developed.
This decision follows over 100 lawsuits from international students, with many courts ruling against the administration and ordering temporary reversals of the visa terminations. The situation remains fluid as ICE works on its new policy.
#crime
Breitbart: California Homeowner Shoots Alleged Naked Intruder
A Chino, California, homeowner shot a naked intruder, identified as 21-year-old Svens Sokolovskis, who allegedly broke into the home through a front window. Police found Sokolovskis under the influence of drugs and he was hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
Sokolovskis is in stable condition and will face charges for residential burglary after his release from the hospital.