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4 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: South Carolina AG takes on illegal immigrant hit-and-run, promises criminals 'we're coming for you'
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the prosecution of Salvadoran illegal immigrant Rosali I. Fernandez-Cruz for the fatal hit-and-run of University of South Carolina student Nate Baker. Fernandez-Cruz faces multiple charges, including hit-and-run resulting in death.
Wilson emphasized a crackdown on illegal immigrants involved in violent crime, urging nonviolent individuals to pursue lawful citizenship. Fernandez-Cruz had previously been ordered deported and was wanted by ICE at the time of the incident.
#politics
Breitbart: World's Only Libertarian President Javier Milei Keeps Cool on Trump Tariffs
Argentina's President Javier Milei announced plans to adjust internal regulations to align with Donald Trump's tariff proposals. During a speech at the "American Patriots Gala" in Florida, he stated that Argentina has met 9 of the 16 necessary requirements and aims to harmonize tariffs on about 50 items to promote trade.
Milei emphasized his commitment to a strong partnership with the U.S., asserting that tariffs and trade barriers are relics of the past. Despite the challenges posed by Trump's tariffs, the Argentine government views this as an opportunity for mutual benefit and continued collaboration.
Fox News: 'Absolute no': Proxy voting is a dereliction of 'constitutional duty,' Nancy Mace says
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., opposes proxy voting for new parents in Congress, emphasizing the importance of lawmakers fulfilling their duties in person. Her stance has contributed to a divide within the GOP on the issue, which has stalled legislative progress.
Mace believes that exceptions for new mothers and fathers undermine merit-based achievements. She also supports Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's efforts to maintain consistent standards in the military, predicting improved recruitment under his leadership.
#society
The Federalist: Girls Are Still Being Forced To Play Sports Against Boys
Despite legislation aimed at protecting women's sports, many girls continue to compete against biological boys, leading to emotional distress and feelings of unfairness. Advocates report numerous cases of girls feeling silenced and cheated as they lose opportunities and titles to their male counterparts.
Legal challenges are emerging as some states, like Oregon and Minnesota, are accused of violating federal protections for women in sports. Advocacy groups are pushing for stronger laws and enforcement mechanisms to ensure fair competition and protect the rights of female athletes.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Chinese-owned GNC stores operating on US military bases spark national security concerns
Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-N.C.) has introduced the Military Installation Retail Security Act of 2025, aiming to ban companies owned by adversarial nations, including China, from operating on U.S. military bases. He highlights concerns over GNC, acquired by a Chinese firm, potentially compromising military security.
Harrigan warns that GNC's presence could facilitate intelligence gathering and cyber risks, as it has access to sensitive health information and purchasing habits of military personnel. The bill reflects growing bipartisan efforts to restrict foreign influence near U.S. military installations.
Fox News: US will know in 'matter of weeks' if Russia is serious about peace or using 'delay tactic': Rubio
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the seriousness of Russia's interest in a ceasefire in Ukraine will become clear in the coming weeks. He emphasized that the U.S. is looking for genuine engagement rather than delay tactics, especially after Russia rejected previous ceasefire proposals.
Rubio acknowledged that both Ukraine and Russia would need to make concessions for peace, but he refrained from detailing what those should be. He expressed cautious optimism about the potential for progress in negotiations, despite the challenges ahead.
#economy
GB News: Britain's last blast furnaces just DAYS from closure after Chinese owners axe supply line
Britain's last blast furnaces are on the brink of closure after Chinese owner Jingye canceled vital raw material orders for the Scunthorpe site. The UK government is considering nationalization as a solution, but officials are wary of long-term taxpayer exposure to potential losses.
Negotiations for a £500 million public funding package to modernize the site have failed, raising concerns over the UK's reliance on foreign steel. The closure would significantly impact infrastructure projects, as British Steel is a key supplier of steel rails and specialized construction materials.
Breitbart: China Imposes 34% Tariff on All U.S. Imports
China will impose a 34% tariff on all U.S. goods starting April 10 in response to President Trump's recent tariffs. The Chinese government has also filed a lawsuit with the WTO, claiming the U.S. actions violate trade rules and harm international trade order.
Additionally, China has expanded export controls on rare earth minerals and halted poultry imports from American companies due to contamination concerns. President Trump dismissed China's actions as a sign of panic.
Forbes: Tariffs Cause Another Stock Market Rout—Losses Approach $5 Trillion As Dow Plummets Another 2,200 Points
U.S. stock markets continued to decline following President Trump's tariff announcements, with the Dow dropping 5.5% and entering correction territory. Major indexes have lost over 10% from recent highs, with the Nasdaq entering a bear market for the first time since 2022.
The selloff erased $4.9 trillion in market value, heavily impacting companies reliant on China, such as Apple and Tesla. Despite a robust jobs report, fears of recession are rising, with economists estimating a 60% chance of a recession by 2025.
#military
Fox News: Israel kills terrorist linked to Bibas murders, US citizen kidnappings
The Israel Defense Forces announced the elimination of Mohammed Hassan Mohammed Awad, a senior commander in the Palestinian Mujahideen, responsible for the abduction and murder of Shiri Bibas and her two young sons, Kfir and Ariel. He was also involved in multiple attacks on the Nir Oz kibbutz and the abduction of American and Thai hostages.
Awad's death follows a series of violent incidents on October 7, 2023, which included the brutal killings of the Bibas family. The IDF confirmed that the family was murdered in cold blood, and Awad had been actively recruiting operatives for further attacks until his death.