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#illegals
Breitbart: $175K Seized from 21 Romanian Migrants at New Mexico Immigration Checkpoint
Border Patrol agents in New Mexico seized $175,000 in cash from 21 Romanian nationals linked to organized crime at an immigration checkpoint. Initially, the group declared only $30,000.
Additionally, agents arrested a previously deported felon attempting to re-enter the U.S. with a history of drug offenses and another with a violent criminal record. Both will face prosecution for illegal re-entry.
Breitbart: Government Suspends DOJ Lawyer over Deportation Case of Salvadoran National with Reported Ties to MS-13
The Trump administration has suspended DOJ lawyer Erez Reuveni for mishandling the deportation case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national with ties to MS-13. Reuveni failed to advocate effectively for the government's position, leading to Garcia's mistaken removal despite his protections.
Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized that DOJ attorneys must advocate zealously for the U.S. The administration is appealing a judge's order to return Garcia, citing his status as a member of a designated terrorist organization and asserting he has no legal right to remain in the U.S.
Fox News: Maryland lawmakers closer to passing roadblock to ICE deportation effort
The Maryland House of Delegates approved Senate Bill 828, which restricts ICE agents from entering sensitive locations like schools and churches without a warrant. The bill passed with a 98-39 vote and will now return to the Senate for final approval before heading to Governor Wes Moore.
Supporters argue the legislation is necessary to alleviate fear in local communities, while opponents claim it undermines public safety. An amendment was added to ensure that criminal illegal aliens on the sex offender registry are turned over to ICE. The Senate must vote on the bill before the legislative session ends.
Fox News: Texas man who vowed to shoot, kill ICE agents, said Noem should be in 'gulag,' charged in federal court: DOJ
A Texas man, Robert Wilson King, has been charged in federal court for threatening to "open fire" on ICE agents if they entered his neighborhood. King, 35, made these threats in a series of Facebook posts, expressing violent intentions towards immigration authorities and disparaging remarks about Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
King's threats included calls to "kill" ICE agents, which he described as a "secret police force." Following his arrest, he was ordered to be held pending a detention hearing. Officials have emphasized that threats against law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
#politics
Breitbart: Jair Bolsonaro's Message to Donald Trump: Thank God You Were Reelected
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro expressed gratitude for Donald Trump's reelection during a rally in São Paulo, attended by around 44,000 supporters. The rally aimed to support amnesty for over 900 individuals arrested following the January 8, 2023, riots in Brazil, where Bolsonaro supporters stormed government buildings.
Bolsonaro, facing legal challenges and a potential prison sentence, hopes to overturn his ban on running for office in the 2026 elections. His wife called for humanitarian amnesty for those convicted for their roles in the riots, while Bolsonaro criticized the judicial system for its treatment of participants.
Fox News: JD Vance honors his mother at White House for reaching 10 years sobriety
Vice President JD Vance celebrated his mother, Beverly Aikins, at the White House for achieving 10 years of sobriety. He reflected on her journey with substance abuse, which he detailed in his book "Hillbilly Elegy," and expressed pride in her milestone.
Vance was joined by his wife and children during the ceremony, marking a personal and significant moment for the family.
Front Page Magazine: Useless Government Program to Be Eliminated, Just As It Was to Be in 2017
Elon Musk received a caution from David Stockman about the resilience of government programs, specifically regarding the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). Following funding cuts, IMLS staff have been placed on administrative leave, raising concerns about the future of numerous grants.
Critics argue that the federal government should not be involved in funding museums and libraries, citing the program as an example of wasteful spending. The ongoing existence of IMLS, despite previous plans for elimination, highlights the challenges in dismantling federal agencies.
#society
GB News: Neighbour row ignites over 'monstrosity' 6ft garden fence as residents claim it has 'destroyed' the area
Residents in Nuthall, Nottingham, are protesting a six-foot garden wall, which they claim has ruined the character of their neighborhood. Despite 15 objections, Broxtowe Borough Council granted planning permission, leading to a heated dispute among locals.
Homeowner Jonathan Lewis defends the wall as lawful and aesthetically pleasing, while neighbors like Anthony Wilson argue it resembles a prison and has devalued the area. The council maintains that the wall complies with approved plans.
Le Monde: In Paris, 200 firefighters battle major fire
A major fire broke out at the Syctom recycling plant in northern Paris on April 7, 2025, prompting emergency services to urge the public to avoid the area. Approximately 200 firefighters and 60 fire trucks responded to the blaze, which was fueled by underground flames.
The building was completely destroyed, but all personnel were evacuated safely. Authorities closed part of the main ring road to facilitate firefighting efforts. The plant, operational since 2019, served nearly a million residents.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: All the Ukrainian Known Knowns
A consensus is emerging among Western leaders on a potential resolution to the ongoing Ukraine conflict, proposing a demilitarized zone along an adjusted Ukraine-Russia border. It is widely accepted that Ukraine lacks the military capacity to reclaim Crimea and Donbas, and NATO membership is off the table for Ukraine.
As negotiations progress, the dynamics between Trump, Zelenskyy, and Putin will be crucial. While Trump faces criticism for his approach, historical patterns suggest that he may leverage pressure on both sides to achieve a ceasefire. The future of Ukraine may resemble a tense peace similar to that of the Korean Peninsula.
Breitbart: Russia Using Spy Sensors to Snoop on British Nuclear Subs: Report
A report reveals that Russian spy devices have been found on the sea floor and along the British coast, raising national security concerns. These devices are believed to be part of an undersea espionage effort aimed at monitoring the UK's nuclear submarines and NATO's critical underwater infrastructure.
The Royal Navy has been actively searching for these devices, while the Ministry of Defence emphasizes efforts to secure offshore infrastructure. Critics argue that the UK is already in a "grey zone war" with Russia, highlighting vulnerabilities in data and energy transport systems reliant on undersea cables.
#economy
Forbes: Ex-Wife Of Dick’s Sporting Goods Chairman Is A Billionaire
Dick’s Sporting Goods has seen a remarkable 850% increase in stock value over the past five years, reaching nearly $250 a share. This surge has significantly boosted the net worth of Ed Stack, former CEO, to over $5 billion, while his ex-wife, Denise Prenosil, has joined the billionaire ranks with an estimated worth of $1 billion.
Prenosil acquired her wealth through a divorce settlement that included 4 million shares of Dick’s stock. Despite her low profile, she has retained significant assets and has one child working for the company. Prenosil's financial success mirrors that of other notable divorcees who have gained wealth, such as Melinda French Gates and MacKenzie Scott.
Forbes: Will Trump Negotiate Tariffs? President Orders Talks With Japan And Says He Wants ‘Fair Deals’ With Other Countries
President Trump stated he is open to negotiating trade deals with other countries regarding tariffs but will not pause them across the board. He emphasized that negotiations will only proceed if they yield "fair deals" for the U.S., with over 50 countries seeking discussions.
While some aides suggest negotiations may not be imminent, Trump maintains that tariffs are a tool for negotiation. Economists warn the tariffs could lead to higher consumer prices and potential recession, despite Trump's assertion that they represent an "economic revolution."
The Western Journal: White House Sets the Record Straight on Reported '90-Day Tariff Pause'
The White House has dismissed rumors that President Trump is considering a 90-day pause on tariffs, which he recently implemented to address trade imbalances. Trump emphasized the need for Americans to remain resilient during this economic shift, asserting that it will lead to historic outcomes.
White House officials labeled the pause rumors as "fake news," clarifying that Trump's focus remains on changing trade practices, particularly with China. Trump reiterated his commitment to the tariffs, urging the public to stay strong and patient.
Forbes: House Speaker Mike Johnson Says House Will Give Trump Space On Tariffs
House Speaker Mike Johnson affirmed support for President Trump's tariff policies, emphasizing the need to give Trump "the latitude" to address the trade deficit. Despite concerns over the economic impact, Johnson urged colleagues to maintain support for the tariffs.
Rep. Don Bacon plans to introduce legislation to limit Trump's tariff authority, but its Republican backing remains uncertain. Economists warn that Trump's tariffs could lead to higher consumer prices and a recession, with stock markets already reacting negatively.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Video: Robert Spencer on the Four Main Causes of Antisemitism
Robert Spencer recently spoke at a David Horowitz Freedom Center event in Los Angeles, discussing his book "Antisemitism: History and Myth." The video of his speech is available for viewing.
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#health
Fox News: Common supplement could help you live longer, research suggests
New research indicates that omega-3 supplements can slow biological aging and improve health markers in older adults. A study involving 777 participants aged 70 to 85 revealed that daily omega-3 intake resulted in a three- to four-month rejuvenation in biological aging, alongside reduced cancer and frailty risks.
The study also emphasized the benefits of combining omega-3 with vitamin D and regular exercise for enhanced longevity. Experts suggest consulting a doctor before starting omega-3 supplementation.
#education
Breitbart: PA's Dem. Gov. Shapiro Ripped for 'Betraying' Kids over School Choice
Governor Shapiro criticized for not enacting Lifeline Scholarships for low-income students, citing pressure from Democratic leaders.
#sports
The Economist: How Alex Ovechkin topped Wayne Gretzky’s once-unbreakable record
Alexander Ovechkin has surpassed Wayne Gretzky's long-standing NHL goal record, proving that some athletic feats can indeed be broken. His achievement highlights his exceptional talent and performance, which stands out even more when adjusted for competition levels.
Ovechkin's record challenges the notion of unbreakable sports records, showcasing that extraordinary athletes can redefine expectations.