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27 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Report: Police Bust Illegal Accused of Swiping Kristi Noem's Purse
An illegal alien was arrested in connection with the theft of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse at a Washington, DC restaurant over Easter weekend. Authorities do not believe the theft was targeted due to her position, but rather because of the purse's value.
ICE is now involved in the investigation, with U.S. Attorney Ed Martin emphasizing the commitment to prosecute and deport illegal immigrants involved in crimes. Another suspect is still being sought, and similar thefts in the area have been reported.
#politics
The Western Journal: Former Biden Mouthpiece Gets Major MSNBC Promotion at Expense of Rachel Maddow
Jen Psaki has been promoted to a prime-time role at MSNBC, taking over the 9:00 p.m. slot from Rachel Maddow, who will now air once a week on Mondays. Psaki's new show, “The Briefing,” will draw on her extensive experience in Democratic politics.
This shift highlights a potential change in MSNBC's lineup, as Psaki is known for her strong pro-Democrat views. Despite concerns about the network's perceived bias, Psaki claims she will offer a fresh perspective in her critiques of Trump.
Breitbart: Schumer Doesn't Rule Out Impeachment: 'Trump Is Violating Rule of Law'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer did not dismiss the possibility of impeaching President Trump if Democrats regain control of Congress. He emphasized ongoing efforts to highlight Trump's actions and their impact on the rule of law and the economy, indicating that it's too early to make definitive predictions.
Schumer's comments come amid discussions among Democrats about the future direction of their party and potential actions against Trump. He acknowledged the importance of demonstrating to the public the consequences of Trump's presidency.
#society
Fox News: Actors go behind-the-scenes on how Trump is making Hollywood great again
Dean Cain and Michael Miller highlight the challenges facing Hollywood, citing excessive regulations and policies that drive jobs out of California. They support President Trump's efforts to revitalize the industry through special envoys and proposed incentives to keep film production local.
The duo emphasizes the need for competitive tax incentives to retain talent and production in California, as many are moving to states with better financial offerings. A recent report indicates that around 18,000 film and TV jobs have been lost in Hollywood from 2022 to 2024.
The Western Journal: Rancher Sees His Dog Leading Strange Boy Through Arizona Desert, Soon Realizes It’s the Missing Child
Buford, a 6-year-old Anatolian Pyrenees, became a hero after rescuing 2-year-old Boden Allen, who had wandered away from home in Arizona. The dog found the boy sleeping under a tree after a 16-hour search involving over 40 rescue members.
Since the rescue, Buford has received numerous gifts from grateful admirers, and he has been awarded a certificate and honorary Search K-9 status by the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. His owner, rancher Scotty Dunton, noted the remarkable distance the dog covered to find the child.
#economy
Breitbart: Rubio: Trump 'Stood Up' to China's 'Outrageously Unfair Trade Practices'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that President Trump is the first president to confront China's unfair trade practices. He emphasized that for decades, China has exploited trade rules, allowing their companies to dominate while restricting American access to their market.
Rubio noted that the situation has reached a critical point, with Europe and other nations also expressing concerns about China's trade behavior. He asserted that Trump's actions, including imposing tariffs, are necessary to address long-standing issues in international trade.
GB News: Britons with older cars could see costs rise by 'up to 20 per cent' if UK launches auto tariffs on China
Experts warn that imposing auto tariffs on China could harm the UK economy, raising costs for drivers and impacting manufacturing. The UK has not yet followed the EU and US in imposing tariffs, which may make it an attractive market for Chinese automakers.
With significant sales from Chinese brands like BYD, economists caution that tariffs could lead to increased repair costs and a potential GDP reduction of 0.1-0.2% in 2025. The UK government is monitoring market conditions but currently has no plans for tariffs.
#culture
Fox News: Jiggly Caliente, 'RuPaul's Drag Race' star, dead at 44, days after infection that resulted in leg amputation
Jiggly Caliente, known for her role on "RuPaul's Drag Race," has died at 44 following a serious health setback that led to the loss of her leg. Her family announced her passing on Instagram, highlighting her impact on entertainment and advocacy.
Caliente, whose real name was Bianca Castro-Arabejo, was celebrated for her vibrant energy and authenticity. She had recently faced significant health challenges, including hospitalization due to a severe infection. Her legacy will be remembered fondly by fans and loved ones.
#history
Le Monde: Napoleon letter denying he ordered pope kidnapping sells at Paris auction
A handwritten letter from Napoleon denying his involvement in the kidnapping of Pope Pius VII in 1809 was auctioned for €26,360 near Paris. The sale occurred shortly after the funeral of Pope Francis and exceeded estimates significantly.
The letter, addressed to a French nobleman, claims Napoleon was unaware of the pope's detention and expresses his intention to take measures once informed of the situation. The auction's location held historical significance, as it was where Pius VII was imprisoned.