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#illegals
Le Monde: In Tunisia, authorities dismantle migrant camps in Sfax: 'They took everything down, then burned it all'
Security forces in El Amra, Tunisia, have dismantled informal migrant camps, leaving only debris behind. The operation targeted around 20,000 undocumented migrants, primarily from Sub-Saharan Africa, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, who had settled in the area over the past two years.
Authorities used heavy machinery to destroy tents and makeshift facilities, including small businesses and a hospital set up by the migrants. A Cameroonian migrant reported that food supplies were also burned, indicating a strategy to deter further migration attempts.
Fox News: Supreme Court grants Trump request to lift stay halting Venezuelan deportations
The Supreme Court has granted President Trump the ability to use a 1798 immigration law to deport Venezuelan nationals, including alleged gang members, despite a lower court's ruling against it. This 5-4 decision marks a significant win for the administration's immigration agenda.
The case revolves around the Alien Enemies Act, which has rarely been invoked in U.S. history. The ruling comes amid ongoing legal challenges, including potential contempt charges against administration officials for not complying with court orders regarding deportation flights.
#politics
Fox News: Republican Rep. John James announces run for governor: 'Make Michigan great again'
Republican Rep. John James has announced his candidacy for Michigan governor, joining a growing list of candidates. He criticizes the current leadership, claiming Michigan has suffered under "radical, out-of-touch policies" and has lost many manufacturing jobs.
James, a military veteran and the first Black Republican in Michigan's Congress, aims to bring "prosperity and sanity" back to the state. He previously ran for the Senate but was unsuccessful.
#society
Le Monde: Pinar Selek: 'We must act to prevent the murder of three Iranian feminists'
Urgent action is required to prevent the imminent execution of three Iranian feminists, Pakhshan Azizi, Sharifeh Mohammadi, and Varisheh Moradi, whose appeals have been rejected. Varisheh Moradi, in critical health, is being denied necessary medical treatment while imprisoned.
The Iranian regime continues to suppress the "woman, life, freedom" movement, which gained momentum after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini in 2022. This crackdown on women highlights the ongoing struggle for freedom and justice in Iran.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Watch: Donald Trump Speaks with Benjamin Netanyahu in Oval Office
President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House to discuss strategies for addressing Hamas and plans for Gaza's redevelopment. The ongoing dialogue emphasizes the U.S. commitment to Israel's security and regional stability.
#economy
Breitbart: Taiwan Offers Zero Tariffs and More Investment in U.S.
Taiwanese President William Lai proposed zero tariffs and reduced trade barriers with the U.S. in response to President Trump's 32% tariffs on most Taiwanese exports. Lai emphasized that Taiwan's trade surplus with the U.S. reflects its contributions to the economy and national security.
Lai's administration plans to support industry and deepen investments in the U.S., while not retaliating against the tariffs. Critics, including the opposition Kuomintang party, argue that Lai's response is insufficient and could jeopardize Taiwan's semiconductor industry.
Breitbart: Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs Prompt Japan Trade Negotiations with U.S.
President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs have initiated trade negotiations with Japan, where the U.S. now faces a 24% tariff rate. Trump emphasized the need for fair trade practices, particularly criticizing Japan's trade imbalance and targeting China for its retaliatory actions.
Trade negotiations are essential as the U.S. trade deficit with Japan surpassed $68 billion last year, impacting American jobs. Each billion in exports supports jobs, while imports lead to job losses, highlighting the urgency of addressing trade disparities.
#military
Fox News: Elbridge Colby clears hurdle, moves to final vote to become Pentagon's top policy strategist
The Senate has moved forward with Elbridge Colby's nomination for undersecretary of defense for policy, passing a cloture vote 53 to 49. Colby, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, is known for his role in the 2018 National Defense Strategy and has garnered support from key figures in the Trump administration.
During his confirmation hearing, Colby addressed concerns about U.S. military strategy, emphasizing the need to focus on the Indo-Pacific and defend Taiwan. He acknowledged Iran as an existential threat and committed to providing military options if diplomacy fails.
#culture
The Western Journal: Watch: LA Dodgers Can't Keep a Straight Face When Trump Snubs Adam Schiff at White House Event
President Donald Trump showcased his comedic flair during a White House ceremony honoring the Los Angeles Dodgers, calling out Senators Adam Schiff and Alex Padilla in a humorous quip that drew laughter from the audience. Despite their absence, Trump's remarks highlighted his ongoing rivalry with the senators.
The event marked a stark contrast to previous visits, where some players opted out due to political tensions. The Dodgers appeared to enjoy Trump's humor, reinforcing the notion that he remains a unique figure in American political life.
#health
Le Monde: Ex-FDA vaccine chief says he was forced out after trying to protect vaccine safety data from RFK Jr.
Former FDA vaccine chief Dr. Peter Marks expressed concerns over granting Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unrestricted access to a vaccine safety database, fearing potential manipulation. He allowed Kennedy's team to view reports but not edit them, citing trust issues.
Kennedy, who claims not to be "antivaccine," has initiated investigations into vaccines since taking office, leading to the cancellation of related research. Despite advocating for vaccinations, he also promoted alternative treatments for measles, raising further concerns about his approach to public health.
Forbes: Kennedy Will Tell CDC To Stop Recommending Fluoride In Drinking Water, Report Says
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced plans to instruct the CDC to cease recommending fluoride in drinking water, aligning with his campaign promise while supporting a fluoride ban in Utah. He cited concerns over health risks associated with fluoride, though evidence remains inconclusive.
Despite these claims, public health officials, including the American Dental Association, maintain that fluoride is safe and effective for preventing tooth decay. A recent review indicated potential links between high fluoride levels and lower IQ in children, but further research is needed.
#education
GB News: Students SUE university over 'Mickey Mouse' degree - 'Higher standards at some secondary schools!'
Two students are suing Anglia Ruskin University for nearly £50,000, claiming the Legal Practice course failed to deliver promised high-quality training and flexible learning. They allege breach of contract and misleading claims, while the university denies the allegations and seeks to dismiss the case.
Ingrid Santana and Paul Wayte argue that promised modules were withdrawn and they lacked access to online learning. Santana, who has abandoned her legal ambitions, and Wayte, who struggles to find legal work, feel deceived by the university's assurances.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: Meat Cleaver-Wielding Man Shot After Stabbing 4 Young Girls in NYC
A man wielding a meat cleaver was shot by police in Brooklyn after allegedly stabbing four young girls, aged 8 to 16, inside a home. The attack was reported by an 11-year-old victim who called 911. All four girls are expected to survive, and the suspect is in critical condition.
Authorities are investigating the suspect's relationship to the victims and his history of mental illness. The motive for the attack remains unclear, and the girls' mother was reportedly not home during the incident.