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#illegals
The Western Journal: DHS Reveals Disturbing New Discovery About Kilmar Abrego Garcia's Past: 'Our Country Is Safer with Him Gone'
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant and alleged MS-13 gang member, has been deported to El Salvador after a history of domestic abuse and criminal activity. The Department of Homeland Security revealed two petitions for protection against him, highlighting his violent behavior.
Despite calls from some Democrats for his return, the Trump administration maintains that the U.S. is safer without him, emphasizing his illegal entry and criminal background. Trump stated he would not intervene to bring him back, reinforcing the stance that Garcia poses a threat.
#politics
Fox News: 35 Democrats vote with GOP to block Biden rule allowing Newsom's gas car ban
Thirty-five House Democrats have joined Republicans in opposing a Biden administration waiver that allows California to ban gas cars by 2035. The resolution to repeal the waiver passed 246 to 164, with notable votes from California Democrats Lou Correa and George Whitesides.
Republican leaders praised the resolution, arguing it protects consumer choice against what they view as radical climate policies. The waiver, granted in December 2024, has faced scrutiny regarding its feasibility and the implications for automakers.
The Western Journal: Three Democrats Back Down from Trump Impeachment, Ask to Have Names Removed from Resolution
Three House Democrats have withdrawn their support from a resolution to impeach President Trump, citing a lack of backing from party leadership. The resolution was initially filed by Rep. Shri Thanedar but faced skepticism after previous failed impeachment attempts.
Despite this setback, other Democrats continue to discuss impeachment efforts against Trump and his appointees. Trump responded to the renewed impeachment talk with mockery during a rally, highlighting the ongoing political tensions.
Breitbart: WATCH: Democrat Eric Swalwell Stokes 2024 Election Denial
Rep. Eric Swalwell continues to raise concerns about election integrity, particularly regarding Elon Musk's involvement with Starlink and data security. He suggests that Musk's actions could have implications for the 2024 presidential election and expresses a desire for more oversight.
Swalwell's rhetoric aligns with his ongoing criticism of Donald Trump and his administration, while also reflecting his contentious political history. He remains a vocal figure in the Democratic Party, despite past controversies.
The Telegraph: The fall of Waltz was inevitable. Trump doesn’t forgive
Mike Waltz's resignation as National Security Advisor follows the "signalgate" scandal, where secret war plans were leaked. Despite the mistake, Trump has not outright fired him, indicating some level of favor remains. The unpredictability of Trump's administration continues, with potential candidates for the role including Steve Witkoff, Elbridge Colby, and Robert C. O’Brien.
The Trump administration's culture emphasizes accountability, where mistakes can lead to dismissal. The next National Security Advisor will be chosen solely by Trump, reflecting his control over personnel decisions.
The Western Journal: FBI Agents Photographed Kneeling During George Floyd Protest Demoted by Kash Patel: Report
FBI Director Kash Patel has reassigned agents who were photographed kneeling during the 2020 George Floyd protests while on duty to protect federal property. This action is viewed as a demotion for the agents, who faced backlash for appearing to support the protestors.
The decision to kneel has raised concerns about the agents prioritizing personal beliefs over their responsibilities. Patel aims to restore the FBI's focus on serving the American public, but critics argue that the consequences for these agents are insufficient.
Breitbart: Reports: National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, Deputy Alex Wong Out at National Security Council
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy Alex Wong are set to be removed from their positions at the National Security Council, as reported by multiple outlets. The decision follows scrutiny over Waltz's handling of sensitive information and is framed as part of a reorganization.
Potential replacements are being discussed, with Steve Witkoff, currently serving as Trump's Special Envoy to the Middle East, emerging as a front-runner. The shift reflects differing approaches within the administration regarding U.S. policy towards Iran.
#society
Breitbart: Fan Falls Off 21-Foot-High Wall at PNC Park During Pirates Game
A fan fell from the 21-foot-high Clemente Wall at PNC Park during a game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs, landing on the warning track. He was treated by medical personnel and transported to Allegheny General Hospital, where he is reported to be in critical condition.
Pirates manager Derek Shelton and outfielder Andrew McCutchen expressed their shock and concern for the fan's well-being. Players from both teams shared their thoughts and prayers for a swift recovery.
Fox News: Cheapest food delivery fees are in these surprising places: Did your city make the list?
A recent analysis of food delivery fees across 20 major U.S. cities reveals that Fort Worth, Texas, has the lowest average DoorDash delivery fee at 40 cents per order. Dallas follows closely at 47 cents, while other Texas cities like Houston, San Antonio, and Austin also rank in the top ten for affordable delivery costs.
For Grubhub, Seattle tops the list with an average fee of $3.14, while Austin comes in second among Texas cities at $3.32. The study highlights how delivery fees can vary significantly based on factors like cost of living and local tax regulations.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: 8 Things We Know About Ukraine and Rare Earths
The U.S. and Ukraine signed a minerals deal, granting access to Ukraine's rare earth resources, crucial for technology production. Ukraine claims significant untapped reserves, including titanium and uranium, but about 20% of these resources are under Russian occupation.
Experts express skepticism about Ukraine's mining potential due to the war and lack of commercial exploration. The U.S. currently relies on imports for rare earths, with China dominating the market. Environmental and economic challenges hinder the feasibility of mining in Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: All Investor Eyes On Amazon: Earnings Out Today And Tariffs Are ‘Biggest Focus’
Amazon is set to report its Q1 2025 results, with analysts expecting strong revenue of $155.1 billion and earnings of $1.37 per share, driven by growth in its AWS cloud segment. The earnings call will focus on the impact of tariffs on the company's business.
The White House recently criticized Amazon for potentially highlighting tariff-related price increases, prompting a quick response from CEO Andy Jassy. Amazon's stock has seen a rise ahead of the earnings report, reflecting broader gains in the tech sector.
#health
GB News: King's 'remarkable' cancer message will be 'heard around the world', Fitzwilliams claims
King Charles hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace to honor community initiatives focused on cancer awareness and support. Guests included the parents of Dame Deborah James, who highlighted the significance of her Bowelbabe campaign following her passing in 2022.