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#illegals
The Western Journal: Watch: ICE Deportation Facility Gives Fox News a Rare Behind-the-Scenes Look in Order to 'Dispel Misinformation'
Fox News received rare access to the Montgomery Processing Center in Texas, showcasing conditions for criminal illegal immigrants detained there. Officials aimed to counter claims of inadequate care, emphasizing access to medical services, legal resources, and amenities like gyms and libraries.
The facility is designed to prioritize the detention of individuals deemed a risk to public safety or likely to flee. Officials highlighted the importance of maintaining community safety while addressing misinformation surrounding the treatment of detainees.
#politics
Breitbart: Wanda Sykes Says 'White People Should Be Embarrassed' Over Trump: 'Y'all Need to Do Something'
Wanda Sykes, during an appearance on CBS's Late Show, criticized white voters for supporting Donald Trump, calling the administration "embarrassing" and urging white people to take action against him. She claimed that Black individuals are preoccupied with other matters, dismissing their involvement.
Sykes' comments overlook Trump's significant gains among Black and Latino voters in the 2024 election, marking the highest support for a Republican candidate in decades. Exit polls indicated a notable increase in Trump's appeal within these demographics, challenging Sykes' narrative.
Forbes: Trump ‘Trolling’ With Talk Of 2028 Run, Karoline Leavitt Says
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt characterized President Trump's suggestion of a 2028 run as "trolling," following the launch of "Trump 2028" merchandise. She noted the popularity of the items despite the constitutional limit on presidential terms.
Trump has insisted he is serious about the possibility of a third term, citing potential loopholes in the Constitution. The situation continues to develop.
Times Of Israel: Government cancels decision to fire Shin Bet chief in wake of Bar’s resignation
The Israeli government rescinded its decision to fire Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, following his announcement of resignation effective June 15. This move aims to prevent a constitutional crisis and has led the government to request the High Court of Justice to annul petitions against Bar's dismissal, which alleged political motivations.
The petitions raised concerns about the legality of Bar's ousting amid ongoing investigations into Prime Minister Netanyahu's aides. The Movement for Quality Government criticized the government's actions as a tactical maneuver to avoid judicial scrutiny. Legal experts suggest the court may issue comments on the relationship between the prime minister and Shin Bet, emphasizing the need for the agency's independence.
Fox News: Cory Booker delivers animated speech for pro-LGBT Equality Act, claiming Trump is targeting transgender people
Sen. Cory Booker urged Congress to pass the Equality Act, claiming the Trump administration has targeted the transgender community. Speaking alongside other prominent Democrats, he emphasized the need for justice and equality for all Americans, regardless of identity.
The Equality Act aims to prohibit discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. This legislative push coincides with efforts by the Trump administration to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion programs across federal and private sectors.
Human Events: Brazilian woman faces 14 years in prison for drawing on statue with lipstick, pro-Bolsanaro protest
Debora Rodrigues, a Brazilian hairdresser, received a 14-year prison sentence for writing a message in lipstick on a statue during protests supporting former President Jair Bolsonaro. The court found her guilty of involvement in a criminal organization aiming to overturn the election results favoring Lula da Silva.
Supporters of Bolsonaro argue that the lengthy sentence reflects political persecution by the left-wing government and the Supreme Court. Bolsonaro has called for amnesty for Rodrigues, highlighting ongoing tensions between his supporters and the current administration.
#society
Fox News: Gorsuch scolds Supreme Court litigator in rare, heated exchange
During oral arguments in the case A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools, Justice Neil Gorsuch reprimanded attorney Lisa Blatt for accusing the plaintiffs of lying regarding disability discrimination in public schools. The case involves a girl with severe epilepsy whose parents are suing for not receiving necessary accommodations.
Gorsuch emphasized the seriousness of the accusation, stating that counsel should be careful with their words. The exchange, marked by tension, drew attention from legal observers, highlighting Gorsuch's unusual display of frustration in a courtroom setting.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Patient Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Firefighter in Ambulance
A Kansas City firefighter-paramedic, Graham Hoffman, was fatally stabbed by a patient, Shanetta Bossell, while transporting her to the hospital. Hoffman, 29, succumbed to his injuries despite efforts to save him. Bossell faces multiple felony charges, including first-degree murder.
The Kansas City Fire Department mourns Hoffman's loss, describing him as compassionate and dedicated to his community. The incident marks an unprecedented act of violence for the department, prompting calls for justice from local officials.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: What chance a peace deal? Ukraine is cautiously optimistic
As the conflict in Ukraine enters its hundredth day, diplomatic efforts are intensifying, with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio labeling the upcoming week as critical for negotiations. Despite ongoing challenges, including conflicting demands from Ukraine and Russia, there are signs of cautious optimism from Ukrainian officials regarding potential progress.
However, the situation remains precarious, with concerns that miscalculations or overconfidence could derail talks. The stakes are high as both sides navigate their positions amidst a backdrop of international pressure and shifting dynamics.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Private-Sector Job Openings Hold Steady as Government Hiring Slows
U.S. private-sector job demand remained stable in late March, with layoffs decreasing significantly and worker confidence rising. Job openings slightly fell to 6.4 million, but overall demand continues to exceed pre-pandemic levels, indicating resilience amid economic uncertainties.
The Trump administration's trade policies have not disrupted hiring, with steady employment across most sectors. The quits rate increased to 2.1%, showing worker optimism. While federal job openings declined, the overall labor market remains strong, with a favorable ratio of vacancies to unemployed workers.
#history
Fox News: Kelsey Grammer warns America could lose 'extraordinary gift' if we forget who we are
Kelsey Grammer stars in the new Fox Nation series "Blood on the Bridge: The Battle of Lexington & Concord," which explores the American Revolution's pivotal moments. He emphasizes the importance of understanding America's founding in today's divided cultural landscape.
Grammer believes that a shared appreciation of history can unite the nation, countering the fragmentation seen in modern entertainment. He stresses the need for Americans to recognize their common identity to foster unity.
#crime
Fox News: Federal charges filed against Arizona Tesla arson suspect, AG Bondi promises 'no negotiating'
Federal charges have been filed against Ian Moses, 35, for allegedly setting a new Tesla Cybertruck on fire and vandalizing a dealership in Mesa, Arizona. The act is being treated as domestic terrorism, with Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasizing a commitment to prosecute such crimes fully.
Moses was arrested following the incident, which occurred early Monday morning, and was identified through security footage. No injuries were reported, but this incident follows a series of violent acts targeting Elon Musk's companies.
#technology
GB News: Microsoft will revive 'privacy nightmare' AI screenshot tool Recall on certain Windows 11 devices within days
Microsoft is set to reintroduce its Recall feature, designed to help users quickly find previously viewed documents and websites by taking continuous snapshots of the screen. Initially paused due to privacy concerns, Recall will now be an opt-in feature on Copilot+ PCs, requiring user consent during setup.
To address privacy issues, Microsoft has implemented several security measures, including encryption, filtering of sensitive content, and the ability for users to uninstall Recall entirely. The feature will only be available on devices equipped with a dedicated Neural Processing Unit to manage AI tasks efficiently.