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8 Apr 2025

#illegals

Fox News: Trump admin unveils plan costing migrants massive fine for every day they don't self-deport
Trump admin unveils plan costing migrants massive fine for every day they don't self-deport
The Trump administration is set to impose fines of $998 per day on illegal immigrants who do not leave the U.S. after receiving a deportation order. This penalty, based on a 1996 law, could be applied retroactively for up to five years, potentially exceeding $1 million in fines.

Illegal immigrants are encouraged to use the CBP Home app for self-deportation to avoid these penalties. Benefits of self-deporting include retaining earned money and maintaining eligibility for future legal immigration. Failure to comply may result in apprehension, fines, and prohibition from reentering the U.S.


#society

Le Monde: At least 18 killed after roof collapses in Dominican Republic nightclub
At least 18 killed after roof collapses in Dominican Republic nightclub
A roof collapse at the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on April 8, 2025, resulted in at least 18 fatalities and over 120 injuries. Rescue operations are ongoing, with officials hopeful for survivors amid the rubble.

Among the victims is Montecristi governor Nelsy Cruz, and injured individuals include merengue singer Rubby Pérez. The cause of the collapse remains unclear as President Luis Abinader assures that rescue efforts are a priority.


The Telegraph: Patron of charity behind failed Israel trip shared video by ex-leader of Ku Klux Klan
Patron of charity behind failed Israel trip shared video by ex-leader of Ku Klux Klan
Two Labour MPs were denied entry to Israel for allegedly promoting anti-Israel sentiments during a trip organized by Medical Aid for Palestinians. The trip has drawn scrutiny due to a charity patron sharing an anti-Semitic video by former KKK leader David Duke.

The video, which claims Jewish elites control various sectors, was circulated by Dr. Swee Chai Ang, a trustee of the charity. This incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the influence of anti-Semitic rhetoric.


GB News: Doctor who gave puberty blockers to kids says 11-year-olds ‘VERY capable’ of life-changing decisions
Doctor who gave puberty blockers to kids says 11-year-olds ‘VERY capable’ of life-changing decisions
Ex-NHS GP Helen Webberley defended the use of puberty blockers for transgender children, arguing that they are capable of making significant decisions about their gender identity. She emphasized the distress these children face during puberty and claimed that puberty blockers are a natural solution to alleviate this distress.

Webberley criticized societal attitudes towards transgender youth and rejected concerns about children being locked into a medical pathway. She pointed to expert consensus supporting the use of puberty blockers and highlighted ongoing research into children's gender care funded by the NHS.


#foreignaffairs

Fox News: Elbridge Colby confirmed to top Pentagon policy post after hesitation from GOP hawks
Elbridge Colby confirmed to top Pentagon policy post after hesitation from GOP hawks
Elbridge Colby has been confirmed as the Pentagon's undersecretary for policy after a 51-45 Senate vote, with bipartisan support. He is known for his role in the 2018 National Defense Strategy and advocates for reallocating military resources from the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific.

Colby faced scrutiny over his previous comments on Iran and Taiwan but has adjusted his stance during confirmation hearings. He emphasized the need for credible military options regarding Iran and the importance of supporting Taiwan's defense.


#culture

Forbes: ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Is Smashing Box Office Records—While Sparking Disruptive Behavior In Theaters
‘A Minecraft Movie’ Is Smashing Box Office Records—While Sparking Disruptive Behavior In Theaters
“A Minecraft Movie” opened with a surprising $163 million, marking the best domestic opening weekend of the year and surpassing previous hits like “Barbie.” The film's success has led to the highest-grossing weekend for theaters in five months.

However, disruptive behavior among audiences has raised concerns, prompting some theaters to issue warnings. Incidents include shouting and throwing popcorn during key scenes, leading to bans on unaccompanied minors in certain locations. Despite mixed critical reviews, audience reception remains high.


#health

Forbes: Trump’s Tariffs: Coming To Your Medicine Cabinet Soon
Trump’s Tariffs: Coming To Your Medicine Cabinet Soon
President Trump's recent tariffs on imports, including a baseline of 10% and higher rates on specific countries, may lead to increased prescription drug prices in the U.S. While pharmaceuticals are currently exempt, future tariffs could significantly impact the cost of both generic and brand-name medications.

Generic drug manufacturers, heavily reliant on low profit margins, may reconsider their market presence due to rising costs. This could particularly affect the availability of affordable medications for millions of Americans who depend on them. The tariffs could also stifle innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, making it harder for startups to compete and potentially leading to a less diverse market.


Fox News: 'Many failures': Whistleblower exposes how fired Biden-era official was soft on China, prioritized DEI
'Many failures': Whistleblower exposes how fired Biden-era official was soft on China, prioritized DEI
A former FDA senior staffer, David Oliveira, criticized the agency's handling of tobacco regulation under the Biden administration, citing a lack of effective leadership and an influx of illicit Chinese vapes. He noted that the FDA's focus on diversity and inclusion detracted from its core mission.

Oliveira argued that the FDA's slow approval process for vaping products has allowed China to dominate the market, while its efforts against flavored e-cigarettes have led to criticism from various stakeholders. He emphasized that the agency must refocus on public health rather than distractions.