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27 Apr 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Progressives Pick Another Losing Battle After Second Judge Arrested - Liberty Nation News
Two judges, one in New Mexico and another in Wisconsin, were recently arrested for allegedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement. The New Mexico judge, Joel Cano, is accused of harboring an illegal alien and tampering with evidence, while Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan is charged with facilitating the escape of a violent illegal alien.
The arrests have sparked backlash from some Democratic lawmakers, who argue that the actions reflect a dangerous precedent. Critics on both sides emphasize that judges should not be above the law, raising questions about accountability within the judicial system.
GB News: The only answer is to stop the boats and frankly we've all had enough, says Nana Akua
The Home Office is offering financial incentives to private landlords to house migrants for five-year contracts, funded by taxpayers. This initiative, supported by private contractors like Serco, aims to alleviate the burden on the housing system but raises concerns about the impact on current tenants and rental prices.
Critics argue that this approach could displace British tenants in favor of migrants, exacerbating housing shortages. While the government claims it's a cost-effective solution, many believe it undermines the interests of local residents and fails to address the root problem of illegal immigration.
#politics
The Federalist: NYT Ignores ActBlue's Suspect Behavior To Run Cover For Dems
President Trump has directed the DOJ to investigate ActBlue, a major fundraising platform for Democrats, over allegations of illegal contributions, including foreign donations. Concerns about compliance with federal election laws have prompted multiple probes, as internal documents reveal significant fraud campaigns linked to the platform.
The New York Times has been criticized for downplaying these investigations and for not adequately covering the internal turmoil within ActBlue, including calls from its own unions for an outside investigation. Critics argue that the Times' reporting lacks necessary context about the potential legal violations associated with ActBlue, which could undermine the integrity of American elections.
Liberty Nation News: From the Back Forty: Another Epstein Suicide May Be a Tough Sell - Liberty Nation News
Virginia Giuffre, a prominent figure in the Epstein case, has reportedly taken her own life, prompting skepticism and conspiracy theories about the circumstances surrounding her death. Her family stated she was a strong advocate against sexual abuse, but many question whether it was truly suicide.
In other news, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized U.S. visa policies after a transgender lawmaker's gender was misidentified on her visa. Lula emphasized Brazil's right to define gender identity, igniting further debate on the issue.
#society
Fox News: Supreme Court to hear arguments after FBI mistakenly raided woman's Atlanta home: 'We'll never be the same'
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case involving Trina Martin, who is suing the government after FBI agents mistakenly raided her Atlanta home in 2017. The agents, searching for a gang member, pointed guns at Martin and her boyfriend while her young son was left frightened in another room.
Martin's lawsuit, dismissed by a federal judge and upheld by the 11th Circuit, claims violations of her rights. Her attorneys argue that Congress allowed such lawsuits in 1974 to hold law enforcement accountable for wrongful actions. The Supreme Court's decision could clarify the legal standards for suing federal law enforcement.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Taiwan on edge after Pope Francis's death, closely watching Vatican-China relations
Following the death of Pope Francis, concerns are rising in Taiwan regarding the future of its diplomatic relationship with the Vatican. Taiwan, home to a small Catholic population, fears that the Vatican's growing ties with Beijing could jeopardize its recognition as the sole "China."
While some experts believe fears of an imminent shift in Vatican policy are exaggerated, the potential for change remains a point of anxiety for Taiwan. The Holy See's longstanding relationship with Taiwan is significant, yet any formal agreement with China would require the Vatican to sever its ties with Taipei.
Times Of Israel: IRGC-linked source says missile fuel component exploded at Iran port; toll reaches 25
A powerful explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaei port has resulted in at least 25 deaths and over 1,000 injuries. The blast, linked to a shipment of sodium perchlorate used in missile fuel, caused extensive damage and prompted health warnings for residents to avoid going outdoors.
Emergency efforts are ongoing, with helicopters deployed to combat the fire. Authorities declared three days of mourning, and the incident has raised questions about the storage of hazardous materials at the port. The timing coincided with nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S. in Oman.
#economy
Fox News: Future of flying: Fuel-sipping jet promises quieter, greener skies
Delta Air Lines is collaborating with aerospace startup JetZero to develop a blended wing body (BWB) aircraft designed to enhance fuel efficiency by up to 50%. This innovative design aims to support Delta's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, leveraging existing engine technology for quicker implementation.
The BWB aircraft will feature a redesigned interior for passenger comfort and reduced noise pollution, with engines mounted on top. Supported by a U.S. Air Force grant and partnerships with aerospace leaders, this initiative represents a significant step toward a more sustainable aviation future.