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9 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Report: Trump's DHS Signs Deal with IRS to More Easily Locate Illegals
The Treasury Department and DHS have established a partnership enabling ICE agents to access tax information to locate illegal aliens in the U.S. This agreement allows requests for information on individuals ordered for deportation, potentially impacting 1.3 million illegal aliens.
The initiative aims to address concerns about illegal immigration's effects on Social Security and identity theft, with reports suggesting millions of illegal aliens may be on Social Security and Medicaid rolls.
Breitbart: Republican Sen. Jim Banks Introduces Bill to Restrict Chain Migration
Sen. Jim Banks has introduced the Nuclear Family Priority Act to limit chain migration by eliminating visa eligibility for extended family members of migrants. The bill aims to prioritize immediate family sponsorship and reduce family-sponsored visa caps, supporting efforts to curb illegal immigration.
Rep. Eli Crane has reintroduced a companion bill in the House, emphasizing the need to restore order in the immigration system and bolster national security. Both lawmakers argue that unrestricted chain migration has led to exploitation of the system and increased pressure on public services.
#politics
Fox News: Federal judge rules White House's Associated Press ban unconstitutional for 'viewpoint discrimination'
A federal judge ruled that the White House violated the Constitution by barring the Associated Press from Oval Office events, citing First Amendment protections against viewpoint discrimination. The judge ordered the restoration of AP's access, allowing a week for potential appeal.
The White House's action stemmed from AP's refusal to adopt the term "Gulf of America," following President Trump's executive order. The ruling was seen as a reaffirmation of press freedom, emphasizing that the government cannot restrict access based on journalists' viewpoints.
#society
Fox News: Blue city proposes bill to place menstrual products in men's bathrooms
Baltimore city council members have proposed a bill to provide free menstrual products in all city-run bathrooms, including those designated for men. Councilman Paris Gray emphasized that access to these products is essential for personal hygiene and reflects the city's commitment to menstrual equity.
The legislation aims to ensure that all city-owned facilities with public restrooms stock menstrual products, reinforcing Baltimore's leadership in promoting access to menstrual hygiene. This initiative aligns with similar measures being adopted in other regions, such as California's recent "Menstrual Equality for All Act."
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US says Iran ‘moving in’ direction of nuclear deal after Trump announces direct talks
The White House announced that Iran is moving towards a potential deal with the U.S. regarding its nuclear program, with President Trump warning of severe consequences if negotiations fail. U.S. sanctions remain in place, and Iran's uranium production is reportedly increasing.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that any agreement must involve the dismantling of Iran's nuclear facilities, akin to the Libyan model. The U.S. plans to engage in indirect talks with Iran, mediated by Oman, while Israel remains concerned about the lack of guarantees from the U.S. regarding its demands.
#economy
Le Monde: UK to host Europe's first Universal theme park
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a multi-billion-pound deal with Comcast to build Universal's first European theme park in Bedford. The project is expected to create 28,000 jobs and attract 8.5 million visitors annually by 2031, significantly boosting the UK economy.
The park will feature attractions based on popular franchises like Shrek and Harry Potter, and will include a 500-room hotel. The investment aims to rival Disneyland Paris and enhance local tourism, with plans for community engagement through training programs.
#health
Fox News: ‘RHOBH’ alum Teddi Mellencamp experiencing ‘some rough days’ during cancer treatment, co-star says
Kyle Richards has shared updates on her former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" co-star Teddi Mellencamp, who is battling Stage 4 cancer. Richards noted that Mellencamp is experiencing challenging days due to radiation and immunotherapy but remains strong and positive throughout her treatment.
Mellencamp, diagnosed with multiple brain tumors, has been open about her fight against cancer, emphasizing her determination to stay upbeat for her loved ones. Despite the severity of her condition, she maintains her sense of humor and continues to seek support from friends and family.
GB News: Product recall: Popular blender sold in Argos urgently recalled due to a 'risk of fire' - 'stop using'
Nutribullet has recalled its GO NBG-100 Rechargeable Blenders due to a fire risk from overheating batteries during charging. Owners are advised to stop using the product immediately and check for affected units using the serial number.
Customers can register for a free replacement NBG-200 model. Additionally, a popular beer has been recalled for undeclared wheat content, posing health risks for those with gluten allergies.
#crime
The Telegraph: Jean-Claude Van Damme accused of sex with trafficked women in Cannes
Jean-Claude Van Damme is facing a potential criminal investigation in Romania after allegations emerged that he had sexual relations with five women trafficked from Romania during a 2015 event in Cannes. The complaint claims these women were provided to him by a suspected sex trafficker, Morel Bolea.
Romanian authorities have begun investigating the claims, which include allegations that Van Damme used the services of exploited individuals. The women’s current whereabouts are unknown, and Bolea, arrested in 2022, is linked to a broader trafficking network.
#sports
The Western Journal: Florida Star Praised for Classy Gesture Toward Heartbroken Opponent After Wild NCAA Title Game Finish
Walter Clayton Jr. of the University of Florida received praise for his sportsmanship after the Gators' 65-63 victory over the University of Houston in the NCAA championship. Following a tense finish, he consoled Houston's Emanuel Sharp, who was visibly upset after the loss.
Clayton's gesture resonated positively on social media, with many highlighting the importance of sportsmanship. He was also named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four for his performance.