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Fox News: Trump admin revokes 4K foreign students' visas in first 100 days, nearly all with serious criminal records
The State Department has revoked 4,000 student visas in the first 100 days of President Trump's second term, with 90% of those affected having serious criminal records. This action is part of a crackdown on foreign students who violate U.S. laws, including serious crimes like assault and trafficking.
Officials state that the revocations aim to enhance national security and public safety, emphasizing that only those with significant offenses are targeted. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reinforced the message that student visas should be granted to those who come to study, not disrupt.
#politics
The Federalist: Letitia James Faces Bar Complaint Over Alleged Mortgage Fraud
New York Attorney General Letitia James faces a bar complaint alleging mortgage fraud. The complaint, filed by America First Legal, claims she falsified records to secure loans for a Virginia property, contradicting her assertion of it being her principal residence while serving in New York.
The complaint cites potential violations of federal laws related to fraud and urges the New York bar to investigate. America First Legal argues that if proven true, the allegations could undermine James' credibility and call for appropriate disciplinary measures.
Fox News: Gorscuh scolds Supreme Court litigator in rare, heated exchange
During oral arguments in the case A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch confronted attorney Lisa Blatt over her accusation that the plaintiffs were "lying" about the school district's actions regarding a student with disabilities. Gorsuch emphasized the seriousness of the term "lying" and urged caution in its use.
The case revolves around whether public schools can be held liable for discrimination against students with disabilities under federal law. The exchange highlighted the tension in the courtroom, with Gorsuch insisting on a respectful discourse regarding the allegations made.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Trump's first 100 days matter. But the next 100 days will tell the tale of the Trump era
President Trump’s first 100 days in office have energized his base, while opponents view his actions as a threat to democracy. His administration has made swift changes, particularly on immigration and cultural issues, but faces challenges with tariffs and foreign policy.
As Trump approaches the next phase, he must navigate contentious issues like deportations and aid to Ukraine, which could define his legacy. While some GOP members urge moderation, Trump remains steadfast, appealing to his core supporters.
Le Monde: Under Donald Trump, US democracy is at risk of an imperial presidency
Donald Trump's second term has sparked concerns about the potential for an imperial presidency, as he seeks to consolidate power and challenge the balance of governmental authority. Polls indicate that a significant portion of the public believes he is overstepping his constitutional limits.
His administration's actions, including controversial executive orders, have drawn criticism from federal judges who argue that his decrees violate the Constitution. Trump maintains that he is exercising his powers as intended under Article 2 of the Constitution.
Breitbart: Beyond 'Ghost Guns': CA Dems Push Background Checks for Gun Barrels
California Democrats are advancing Senate Bill 704, which mandates background checks for the purchase of firearm barrels, effective July 1, 2026. This legislation requires that all transactions be conducted in person through licensed dealers, who must record specific transaction details.
Gun rights advocates argue that this bill targets the secondary market, potentially increasing costs for firearm maintenance and repairs. The National Association for Gun Rights claims this move is part of a broader strategy to restrict online sales of firearm parts.
Fox News: Millionaires could see rate hike in Trump agenda bill, House GOP tax writer says
Congressional Republicans are drafting a multi-trillion-dollar bill to advance President Trump's agenda, which may include a modest tax increase for wealthy Americans. The aim is to provide tax relief for working and middle-class citizens while finding ways to fund these initiatives.
Discussions are ongoing regarding the specifics of potential tax hikes, with some Republicans open to a small increase on the wealthy to support Trump's priorities. However, there are differing opinions within the party on whether to raise taxes or focus on cutting spending. The House Ways & Means Committee is central to this process.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Sen. Moreno Joins PELOSI Act Banning Congressional Stock Trading: Time to 'End the Cycle of Corruption'
Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) has joined Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) in supporting the PELOSI Act, which aims to ban congressional stock trading. This legislation seeks to address public corruption concerns, particularly following controversies involving former Speaker Nancy Pelosi's stock transactions.
If enacted, the PELOSI Act would prohibit lawmakers and their spouses from trading individual stocks while in office, with penalties for non-compliance. President Trump has expressed support for such a ban, citing concerns over insider trading.
#society
Fox News: Driver, victims identified in Illinois after-school camp crash that left 4 dead, including children
Marianne Akers, 44, has been identified as the driver involved in a tragic crash at the YNOT After School Camp in Chatham, Illinois, which resulted in the deaths of four children. The incident, occurring around 3:20 p.m., is under investigation, with toxicology reports pending.
The victims, aged 7 to 18, died from blunt force injuries. Six additional children were hospitalized, with one in critical condition. Authorities have stated that the crash does not appear to be a targeted attack and have extended condolences to the affected families.
Breitbart: U. of Zurich Researchers Ran AI-Powered Psychological Manipulation Study on Leftist Echo Chamber Reddit
Researchers from the University of Zurich conducted an unauthorized experiment on Reddit's r/changemyview, using AI-generated comments to test the persuasiveness of chatbots without user consent. The study involved impersonating various identities to engage users, violating subreddit rules.
Reddit's moderators filed a complaint against the researchers, who faced condemnation from the platform's Chief Legal Officer. Despite claiming ethical approval, the researchers' methods have drawn criticism for lacking transparency and consent. Reddit has banned associated accounts and is enhancing content detection.
GB News: 'Carnage!' Panic-buying sweeps Spain as blackout fears spark Madrid to declare state of emergency
Massive power outages have hit Spain and Portugal, leading to a state of emergency in Spain as millions face darkness. Transport networks have shut down, causing panic buying and long queues for essentials. Airports are affected, with flights delayed or canceled.
Authorities are investigating the cause, considering a potential cyberattack, while a fault in the Spanish electricity grid is also suggested. Mobile networks and internet access are down, and it may take up to a week for full restoration. Power has returned in some areas, but uncertainty remains.
Breitbart: Trump Administration Says UPenn Violated Title IX by Allowing Trans Swimmer, Demands Removal of Awards
The Department of Education has notified the University of Pennsylvania that it violated Title IX by allowing transgender athletes, specifically citing swimmer Lia Thomas, to compete on the women's team. UPenn has 10 days to comply by barring transgender athletes and apologizing to affected female athletes.
The Education Department's directive includes erasing records and awards related to Thomas's participation. UPenn, which lacked its own transgender policy and followed NCAA guidelines, faces potential loss of federal funding if it does not comply.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: India Celebrates Defeat of Far-Left Leader Jagmeet Singh in Canadian Election
Indian media celebrated the defeat of Jagmeet Singh, leader of Canada's NDP, viewed as pro-Khalistan. Singh lost his seat in Parliament, leading to predictions of the NDP's decline as a national party. His loss is seen as a chance to improve India-Canada relations.
The Khalistani movement, which seeks an independent Sikh state, has been a source of diplomatic tension, especially after the murder of activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Singh's defeat is perceived as a victory for India, with hopes for diminished Khalistani influence in Canada.
Fox News: Trump buries Biden foreign policy in first 100 days
In his first 100 days, President Trump has shifted U.S. foreign policy towards a more transactional approach, focusing on national interests rather than ideological commitments. This includes renewed nuclear negotiations with Iran and a more aggressive military stance against Yemen's Houthi forces.
Trump's administration is also pushing for increased defense spending among NATO allies and considering tariffs on China to address trade imbalances. His approach contrasts with the previous administration's policies, emphasizing direct negotiations and military readiness over ideological alignment.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Offers Automakers Tariff Reprieve—Latest Big Tariff Flip-Flop Since ‘Liberation Day’
The White House has confirmed plans to ease automobile tariffs initially imposed by the Trump administration, reflecting ongoing inconsistencies in tariff policy. Since the announcement of these tariffs, there have been numerous reversals and conflicting statements from Trump and his advisors regarding their permanence and negotiation strategies.
As the administration navigates trade negotiations with various countries, uncertainty remains about the future of these tariffs and potential exemptions. Critics, particularly from the Democratic party, argue that the erratic changes are detrimental to the economy.
The American Mind: The Blame Game
The concept of "merit" has evolved, particularly in the context of elite college admissions and the financial sector. Originally designed to identify the best candidates for critical government roles, meritocracy now often rewards those skilled in self-promotion and blame-shifting, rather than actual ability or experience.
In the financial industry, firms like Morgan Stanley prioritize graduates from prestigious institutions, despite their lack of practical experience. This trend reflects a broader culture where the emphasis is on privatizing rewards while socializing risks, leading to a system that values the ability to navigate blame over genuine talent.
Fox News: Trump poll numbers on economy fall during trade fight, surveys find
President Trump's economic approval ratings have declined, with 55% of Americans believing his policies have worsened economic conditions. A majority express concerns about the impact of tariffs, with 75% predicting short-term harm to the economy.
Despite these views, White House officials assert that Trump's economic strategies, including deregulation and tax cuts, will ultimately benefit Americans. They emphasize ongoing trade negotiations aimed at rectifying past economic issues.
#culture
Outdoor Photographer: Golden Hour Photography Tips - Outdoor Photographer
Golden hour, the period shortly after sunrise or before sunset, provides optimal lighting for outdoor photography, characterized by warm, golden hues and long shadows. To capture stunning images, photographers should plan ahead, use appropriate camera settings, and allow the light to guide their composition.
Key tips include timing your shoot with apps, adjusting camera settings like aperture and ISO, and exploring various angles. Additionally, staying after sunset can yield vibrant colors during the blue hour, enhancing your photos. Mastering these techniques can significantly improve nature photography.