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GB News: Migrant sex offenders to be STRIPPED of refugee protections under Labour's asylum system overhaul
The UK government plans to strip refugee protections from migrants convicted of sexual offenses as part of an overhaul of the asylum system. Under proposed changes to the Border Security, Asylum & Immigration Bill, anyone on the sex offenders register will be denied refugee status, regardless of their sentence length.
The Home Office aims to expedite asylum claims and reduce taxpayer costs by setting a 24-week target for immigration tribunal decisions. The reforms also include measures to combat people smuggling and enhance enforcement against unregistered immigration advisors.
#politics
Breitbart: California Democrat Wants to Decriminalize Welfare Fraud Under $25,000
California's Senate Bill 560 proposes to decriminalize welfare fraud involving amounts under $25,000, aiming to prevent families from facing criminal charges due to administrative errors. The bill, introduced by State Sen. Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, is set for a hearing on May 5.
Currently, welfare fraud is punishable based on the amount obtained, but the new legislation would change this threshold. Critics argue that the state's efforts to combat fraud, including the introduction of EBT cards with security chips, may not effectively address the issue, as significant losses from fraud continue to occur.
The Western Journal: Stephanopoulos and Muir Pay the Price for Their Past Treatment of Trump as ABC Sidelines Them for Primetime Interview
ABC News will air an exclusive interview with President Trump, but top journalists David Muir and George Stephanopoulos have been sidelined at the White House's request. Senior correspondent Terry Moran will conduct the interview instead.
Trump's dissatisfaction with Muir stems from perceived bias during past coverage, while Stephanopoulos faced legal issues over statements made during interviews. ABC settled a lawsuit with Trump related to Stephanopoulos's comments, which were deemed potentially defamatory.
Fox News: Dems slam Trump admins over alleged $436B spending block
Top Democrats accuse the Trump administration of withholding over $430 billion in congressionally approved funding, violating constitutional spending laws. They claim the funds, including support for USAID and the Transportation Department, are critical for public safety and national security.
Senators Patty Murray and Rosa DeLauro argue that this freeze undermines investments owed to Americans, while Trump focuses on tax breaks for billionaires. They criticize the administration's lack of transparency and failure to submit required rescission requests, intensifying the budgetary dispute.
Forbes: Amazon Denies Tariff Price Hike Display After White House Slams ‘Hostile’ Act
The White House criticized Amazon for allegedly planning to display tariff-related price increases to consumers, a move President Trump reportedly opposed after contacting Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Amazon denied any intention to implement such a feature on its main site.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt labeled Amazon's actions as politically motivated, questioning why the company did not take similar steps during the Biden administration's inflation rise. Amazon's stock fell 1% following the White House's remarks.
Breitbart: Canada’s Pierre Poilievre Loses Seat in Parliament, Refuses to Step Down as Conservative Party Leader
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, lost both the prime ministerial race to Liberal Mark Carney and his parliamentary seat in Carleton, ending a 21-year tenure. His campaign, which initially thrived on anti-Trudeau sentiment, faltered after Trudeau's resignation and Carney's rise.
The shift in voter sentiment, influenced by anger towards Donald Trump and the consolidation of left-wing votes behind the Liberals, contributed to Poilievre's defeat. Despite losing, Poilievre claimed achievements under his leadership, indicating his intention to remain as party leader, pending voter sentiment regarding his performance.
The Western Journal: Canada Elects Liberal Prime Minister Who Immediately Takes a Shot at Trump and Accuses US of 'Betrayal'
Canada has re-elected the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, who replaced Justin Trudeau. The election results defied expectations as the Conservatives, led by Pierre Poilievre, lost despite earlier polls showing them ahead. Carney's campaign focused on anti-American sentiment, particularly targeting Donald Trump.
With the Liberals securing 167 seats, they will govern as a minority, likely relying on smaller parties for support. Carney's rhetoric against the U.S. resonated with voters, prioritizing national sovereignty over domestic issues. This election indicates a preference for symbolic defiance over pragmatic leadership.
Breitbart: Nolte: Amazon Immediately Denies Media Report of Adding Partisan 'Tariff Tracker'
Amazon has denied reports that it planned to introduce a “tariff tracker” for its products, which would have shown customers the impact of import fees on prices. The company faced backlash from the White House, prompting a swift retreat from the idea, which could have alienated a significant portion of its customer base.
The proposed tracker was criticized as a politically charged move that could have drawn unwanted scrutiny regarding Amazon’s business practices. While the idea of transparency in pricing is generally supported, the report suggested a bias towards political narratives that could harm Amazon’s reputation.
The Federalist: Politico 'Journalism,' Brought To You By Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is sponsoring Politico’s Playbook newsletter this week, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest as the outlet frequently covers the organization without disclaimers. The newsletter features Planned Parenthood’s logo and promotes its services while criticizing lawmakers opposing reproductive health.
Planned Parenthood, which performed over 392,000 abortions in 2021-2022, has faced scrutiny for its practices, including allegations of selling fetal tissue and mishandling medical emergencies. Politico's coverage of abortion often uses pro-abortion terminology and lacks dissenting viewpoints, leading to questions about the objectivity of their reporting.
Fox News: Potential 2028 hopeful accused of 'inciting violence' after call for 'mass protests' against Trump
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has sparked controversy by calling for "mass protests" against Republicans during a speech in New Hampshire, a potential sign of his 2028 presidential ambitions. His remarks drew criticism from GOP figures who accused him of inciting violence and being out of touch with voters.
Pritzker's comments, aimed at mobilizing political action against the Trump administration, have intensified the existing tensions between Democrats and Republicans. His call for protests has been met with backlash, with some GOP leaders suggesting it reflects poorly on his leadership and presidential aspirations.
Fox News: Stefanik undercuts Speaker Johnson in stunning public House GOP spat
Rep. Elise Stefanik publicly refuted Speaker Mike Johnson's claims of discussions regarding the New York governor's race, stating she had no such conversations with him. This exchange highlights a rare public disagreement among House GOP leadership.
Stefanik's comments come as she navigates her return to a full-time role in the House after stepping back from a potential ambassador position. The tension reflects the complexities within the GOP as both she and Rep. Mike Lawler consider gubernatorial runs.
#society
The Telegraph: It’s delusional to think progressivism is over
Pious progressivism remains prevalent in Britain, as evidenced by recent events following a Supreme Court ruling that trans women are not biological women. Despite this ruling, there are ongoing protests and institutional resistance, with concerns that the ruling could be undermined by legislative changes.
Woke ideologies are deeply embedded in various sectors, including education and healthcare, with many citizens more focused on pressing issues like immigration and taxes. Without a strong conservative response, these progressive values are likely to persist, as public attention may eventually shift towards cultural matters if economic concerns remain unaddressed.
Fox News: Jeremy Renner says he died after terrifying snowplow accident, recalls being at 'exhilarating peace'
Jeremy Renner detailed his near-fatal snowplow accident in his new book, "My Final Breath," revealing he experienced a moment of death when his heart rate dropped to 18. He described a sense of peace and energy during this time, noting he could see his entire life flash before him.
The actor, who suffered severe injuries from the 14,000-pound snowplow, spent most of 2023 recovering. Renner emphasized that the incident served as a reminder of life's importance and encouraged resilience in the face of challenges.
Le Monde: French lawmakers honor memory of slain Malian worshipper
French lawmakers held a minute of silence for Aboubakar Cissé, a 22-year-old Malian man fatally stabbed in a mosque, highlighting concerns over rising anti-Muslim sentiment. President Macron condemned the act of religious hate, while family members expressed feelings of insecurity in France.
The alleged murderer, a French national, was apprehended after fleeing to Italy. Lawmakers criticized the government's response, particularly Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau's delayed action. Family members emphasized their desire for safety and acceptance in France, a country they love.