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#illegals
Breitbart: Michelle Obama Fears Trump Deportation Policy: 'It Keeps Me Up at Night'
Michelle Obama expressed her fears regarding President Trump's deportation policies during a podcast, highlighting concerns for illegal immigrants and people of color. She criticized the administration's approach to immigration as biased and lacking due process, fearing for those who could be unjustly targeted.
Obama reflected on her own privilege but emphasized the anxiety she feels for others, particularly those vulnerable to discrimination and deportation. She worries about the safety and well-being of immigrants in the current climate, noting the potential for life-altering consequences based on superficial judgments.
Breitbart: New York's Mary Rosado Latest Judge with Democrat Activist Resume to Halt Trump Agenda
Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Mary Rosado has temporarily blocked the opening of an ICE center on Rikers Island, despite an agreement between NYC Mayor Eric Adams and the Trump administration. Rosado, a registered Democrat with a history of rulings against immigration enforcement, is set for a hearing on May 29.
At 75, Rosado remains on the bench despite New York's mandatory retirement age of 70, with extensions allowed under certain conditions. Her judicial career reflects a pattern of activism, raising concerns about partisanship in the judiciary.
#politics
The Western Journal: Dem Gov. Hobbs is Using Disabled Americans as Negotiation Leverage: AZ GOP
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has stated she will not sign any legislation until Republican lawmakers pass a significant spending bill for the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD), which serves 60,000 disabled residents. This comes as Republicans accuse her of mismanaging the budget and expanding the program without legislative approval.
The GOP is proposing to reallocate existing funds to cover a $122 million deficit in the DDD program, which could shut down if funding is not secured by May 1. Republican leaders emphasize the need for fiscal responsibility and safeguards to prevent future budget crises, arguing that Hobbs's administration has created the current financial turmoil.
#society
Fox News: Angry mob targets wrong house after accused serial cat killer released from jail as vigil turns violent
A vigil in Santa Ana for cats allegedly killed by a suspected serial cat killer turned chaotic when attendees mistakenly targeted the wrong house, believing it belonged to the suspect's brother. The mob vandalized property and pepper-sprayed the resident, who had no connection to the accused.
The suspect, Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, was arrested for animal cruelty but was released on bail shortly after. Police condemned the violent actions of the crowd, emphasizing that they would not tolerate vandalism or threats to public safety.
Breitbart: Dershowitz: 'Something Wrong with a Country' that Turns 'Thuggish' Judge Dugan Into a Hero
Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz criticized the societal trend of glorifying individuals who break the law, including certain judges and students. He expressed concern over the normalization of such behavior, highlighting a case involving the alleged murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Dershowitz lamented that the country is valuing those who violate the law, suggesting that it reflects a troubling shift in societal values. He emphasized the danger of turning criminals into heroes and the implications for justice.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Fed’s Waller Says Tariff-Driven Price Increases Wouldn’t Necessitate Higher Rates
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated that the Fed's primary focus should be on the labor market rather than short-term inflation increases due to proposed tariffs. He believes that while tariffs may raise prices temporarily, they do not signal a persistent inflation trend that would necessitate a monetary policy response.
Waller emphasized the importance of monitoring employment conditions, suggesting that rate cuts would be appropriate if unemployment rises significantly. He also noted that smaller tariffs could be absorbed with minimal disruption, framing the tariff debate within a broader macroeconomic context. His comments reflect a cautious approach to monetary policy, prioritizing economic fundamentals over political pressures.
GB News: British drivers 'may be getting less cover' with popular car insurance policy impacting millions
The introduction of the General Insurance Pricing Practice (GIPP) in 2022 has led to a significant increase in "essentials" car insurance policies, rising from eight to 22 options. These cheaper policies offer lower premiums but often come with reduced coverage, potentially leaving drivers without essential protections.
Experts caution consumers to carefully review policy details, as many lighter options may exclude standard coverage for items like child car seats and personal belongings. While the GIPP aimed to provide fair pricing for all customers, the rise in budget-friendly options necessitates vigilance to ensure adequate coverage.
#military
Breitbart: F/A-18 Hornet Fighter Jet Falls Off Aircraft Carrier, Lost at Sea
An F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jet was lost at sea while being towed on the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea. The incident occurred during a maneuver to evade Houthi fire, which also resulted in the loss of a tow tractor. All personnel are accounted for, with one minor injury reported.
The Houthi rebel group has claimed responsibility for renewed attacks on the aircraft carrier, which is part of a U.S. military operation against them. Since 2023, Houthis have targeted U.S. warships and commercial vessels extensively in the region.
#culture
Le Monde: In Mexico, 'bullfighting without violence' pleases no one
Mexico City's congress approved "bullfighting without violence," allowing events to continue without killing the bull or using sharp instruments. This decision, made amid protests from bullfighting professionals, aims to protect the economic interests of those involved in the bullfighting industry.
The amendment was proposed by Mayor Clara Brugada to avoid social and economic harm, inspired by similar practices in Portugal and Spain. This change could influence bullfighting regulations across Mexico.
#health
Breitbart: Trump Healthcare Transparency Rule Laying Foundation for a Healthy America
President Trump's renewed healthcare price transparency rule aims to empower Americans to make informed healthcare choices, potentially saving consumers up to $80 billion. The initiative requires hospitals and insurers to provide clear pricing, which could reduce costs significantly for employers and individuals.
Experts assert that this transparency is crucial for improving access to healthcare, as many avoid necessary medical visits due to uncertainty about costs. The administration emphasizes its commitment to lowering healthcare expenses and enhancing patient empowerment.