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26 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Dem WI Rep.: Dugan Did 'What All of Us Will Be Called to Do'
Wisconsin State Rep. Ryan Clancy defended Judge Hannah Dugan, asserting she is standing up for targeted community members amid charges he deemed ludicrous. He expressed surprise at her arrest, emphasizing that many will need to support those facing similar challenges in the future.
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Breitbart: Jeffrey Epstein Sexual Abuse Victim Virginia Giuffre Dies by Suicide
Virginia Giuffre, a prominent advocate against sexual abuse and a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, has died by suicide at 41 in Western Australia. Her family described her as a "fierce warrior" in the fight against sexual trafficking, noting the heavy toll of her past experiences.
Giuffre was instrumental in providing information that led to the conviction of Epstein's associate, Ghislaine Maxwell. She had previously sued Epstein and Maxwell for recruiting her into a sex trafficking ring when she was a minor and accused Maxwell of forcing her to have sex with Prince Andrew.
Times Of Israel: Trump administration restores student visas, but impact on anti-Israel protesters unclear
The Justice Department will reverse the cancellations of hundreds of student visas, particularly those linked to minor arrests, amid legal challenges. This decision comes as criticism mounts over the treatment of student protesters and immigrants, including from Jewish groups.
While the announcement does not clarify the status of high-profile cases tied to anti-Israel protests, it indicates a pause on visa cancellations based on SEVIS records until a better system is established. Some affected students have chosen to leave the U.S. rather than face deportation.
GB News: Penny Lancaster recalls health-related outburst that concerned husband Rod Stewart: 'Threw plates'
Penny Lancaster recounted a menopause-related breakdown during lockdown, where she threw dinner plates against the wall in frustration after her family didn't respond to her calls. Her husband, Rod Stewart, recognized her distress and encouraged her to seek medical help.
Lancaster initially mistook her symptoms for depression, but later understood they were related to menopause. The incident highlighted the pressures of lockdown and the importance of family support in difficult times.
Fox News: Kennedy Center cancels LGBTQ+ Pride events to align with new priorities after Trump fired center's leadership
The Kennedy Center has canceled a week of events for LGBTQ+ celebrations during the World Pride festival in Washington, D.C., following leadership changes under the Trump administration. Artists and producers reported their events were abruptly canceled or moved to other venues.
In response, the Capital Pride Alliance has distanced itself from the Kennedy Center, expressing disappointment over the cancellations. Some events, like a drag story time, will be relocated to alternative venues, while artists seek new opportunities for celebration.