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1 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: DHS fires back at claims ICE raided 'wrong home' in Oklahoma smuggling investigation
The Department of Homeland Security clarified that a recent ICE raid in Oklahoma City was lawful and targeted a property linked to human smuggling, not specific individuals. This comes after media reports claimed the raid traumatized a family of naturalized U.S. citizens.
DHS emphasized that the warrant was based on extensive surveillance and evidence, and the operation aimed to dismantle a criminal network. The investigation is ongoing, with potential involvement of current occupants still being assessed.
Breitbart: CNN's Jennings to Ana Navarro: 'Are You a Tattoo Truther?'
On CNN's "NewsNight," Scott Jennings and Ana Navarro debated President Trump's immigration policy, focusing on the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, associated with MS-13. Jennings argued that mothers chose to bring their children during deportation, while Navarro countered that due process was denied.
The discussion also touched on the political implications of re-importing individuals linked to dangerous gangs, with Jennings asserting that Trump was elected to protect citizens from such threats. Navarro challenged the legitimacy of the tattoos associated with Garcia, leading to a contentious exchange about their significance.
#politics
Breitbart: Ball in Gov. Lee's Court After Lawmakers Pass Protections for Gun Makers
Tennessee lawmakers have passed HB 873, a bill designed to further protect gun manufacturers from lawsuits, which will take effect on July 1, 2025, pending Governor Bill Lee's signature. The legislation expands existing immunity, preventing foreign entities from suing and imposing penalties on plaintiffs who violate the law.
Gun Owners of America praised the bill, emphasizing its role in safeguarding the firearm industry in Tennessee. Currently, 34 states have similar protections for gun makers. The bill aims to strengthen Tennessee's position as a pro-gun state.
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: Alcohol, not coffee
Republicans currently control Congress, but it is characterized more as "President Trump’s Congress" than a traditional Republican Congress. The relationship between Trump and GOP lawmakers has evolved significantly since 2017, with Republicans now more aligned with the president's agenda, particularly on key legislative priorities.
Despite this alignment, there are still notable divisions within the party regarding the passage of Trump's proposed legislation. Some Republicans express skepticism about the timeline and consensus needed to move forward, while others feel pressure from constituents to expedite the process. Ultimately, Trump’s influence remains strong, and he will need to navigate these internal challenges to achieve his legislative goals.
The Economist: How one Ivy League university avoided the president’s wrath
An Ivy League university has successfully navigated potential conflicts with the president through sensible policies and strategic politicking. This reflects a broader trend where leadership positions in prestigious institutions are increasingly scrutinized in the political landscape.
Historically, Ivy League presidents have transitioned to significant political roles, such as Woodrow Wilson and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Their experiences highlight the evolving relationship between academia and politics in the U.S.
Fox News: WATCH: Unearthed footage exposes medical school administrators pledging to resist Trump executive orders
Leaked video reveals Southern Illinois University School of Medicine officials rejecting Trump executive orders on DEI and gender ideology. Dean Jerry Kruse stated the orders are attacks on human rights and vowed to resist compliance, emphasizing the importance of DEI initiatives.
The school has committed to supporting its staff and students against these orders, which they believe instill fear in the community. Officials assert that their work in diversity and equity is crucial for healthcare and education, while also maintaining that they will adhere to existing laws.
The Federalist: Hunter Biden Drops Bogus Lawsuit Targeting IRS Whistleblowers
Hunter Biden has dropped his lawsuit against IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler, who he claimed unlawfully disclosed his tax information. The case was dismissed "with prejudice," indicating it is permanently closed. Shapley and Ziegler stated the lawsuit was an attempt to intimidate them.
Biden has also been withdrawing other lawsuits, citing financial difficulties. His past spending habits and business dealings, particularly involving foreign entities, have come under scrutiny, with whistleblowers asserting they acted honorably in exposing preferential treatment from the DOJ.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney Groomers Add Lesbianism to ‘Star Wars’ Streaming Series ‘Andor’
The recent portrayal of same-sex relationships in the Star Wars series "Andor" has sparked controversy, with critics accusing Disney of using the franchise to introduce adult themes to children. Creator Tony Gilroy described these relationships as part of the broader narrative about revolution and courage, but some argue this undermines the innocence of young viewers.
Critics liken Disney's approach to grooming, suggesting the company has built trust with parents only to expose children to themes they deem inappropriate. The sentiment is that Disney's branding as a family-friendly entity has become a facade for introducing complex and adult themes into children's entertainment.
Fox News: House Republicans subpoena USA fencing chairman with history of supporting trans competitors in women's sports
House Republicans have subpoenaed USA Fencing board chair Damien Lehfeldt to testify about the inclusion of transgender women in women's sports. This follows his previous statements indicating he would attend a congressional hearing, despite USA Fencing's CEO claiming he was unavailable.
The investigation stems from concerns that USA Fencing's policies may not comply with the Ted Stevens Act, which mandates equal opportunities for all athletes. The issue has gained attention after female fencer Stephanie Turner was penalized for refusing to compete against a transgender athlete.
GB News: Princess Kate has 'never put a foot wrong', Malone claims
Princess Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, received praise for their significant influence in her upbringing. Recently, she and Prince William celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with a visit to the Isles of Mull and Iona in Scotland, engaging with the local community.
Breitbart: Stephen Miller: Transgender Surgery for Minors Is 'Child Torture'
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller labeled surgeries and treatments aimed at changing a child's sex as "child torture" during a briefing. He emphasized the administration's stance against such practices, asserting they constitute child abuse and violate parental rights.
Miller announced measures to prevent taxpayer funding for sex change operations on minors and highlighted an executive order to withhold federal funds from schools allowing boys to compete in girls' sports. He described these actions as necessary to protect children and uphold medical ethics.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Africa struggles to defend its interests against Donald Trump
President Trump’s senior adviser for Africa emphasized the administration's commitment to the continent, claiming Trump values Africa and its people. However, recent actions, including plans to close the Millennium Challenge Corporation and dismantle USAID, suggest a significant reduction in U.S. support for African nations.
These cuts raise concerns for countries reliant on American aid for humanitarian efforts, food security, and health programs, leaving them to grapple with the implications of diminished international support.
#culture
The Western Journal: The Best Part About Trump's Restoration of 'Garden of American Heroes' - Biden Thought He Killed It for Good
President Trump’s restoration of the National Garden of American Heroes symbolizes a clash between conservative patriotism and liberal wokeness. The garden aims to honor a diverse array of American heroes, including notable figures from various backgrounds, challenging the narrative that it promotes exclusion or imperialism.
Critics, particularly from the liberal camp, may oppose the garden as it contradicts their views on heroism and American history. The author argues that the garden serves to celebrate true heroism and the potential for overcoming adversity, countering the wokeness that seeks to diminish such ideals.
#health
Fox News: Ice bucket challenge revival for mental health sparks controversy among ALS community
The Ice Bucket Challenge is being revived to support mental health awareness through the initiative by USC Mind, raising nearly $400,000 for Active Minds. This has sparked controversy over diverting attention from ALS, which still lacks a cure.
The ALS Association emphasizes the importance of continued awareness and funding for ALS research, noting the original challenge's significant impact. Both organizations are collaborating for the new challenge in May, aligning with Mental Health and ALS Awareness Months.
#technology
Forbes: Apple Reports Increased iPhone Demand Ahead Of Tariffs—But Stock Slips On Services And Lower China Sales
Apple reported $95.4 billion in revenue for the first quarter, surpassing analyst expectations, with iPhone sales reaching $46.8 billion. However, sales in Greater China fell short at $16 billion, and analysts caution that geopolitical factors may cloud long-term prospects.
Additionally, a federal judge ruled Apple in contempt for violating a court order related to fees on app purchases, further complicating the company's legal challenges. Despite these issues, Apple announced a dividend increase and a $100 billion share buyback program.