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#illegals
The Economist: How a judge’s arrest fits into America’s deportation drive
A Milwaukee judge, Hannah Dugan, was arrested for allegedly obstructing a federal proceeding after she attempted to shield Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, an undocumented individual facing domestic violence charges, from ICE agents. He was ultimately apprehended following a foot chase.
Dugan's actions reflect a broader trend in the U.S. deportation drive, with increased involvement of federal agencies. She faces up to six years in prison if convicted.
The Federalist: WI Supreme Court Removes Federally Charged Judge From Bench
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan has been temporarily relieved of her duties following charges from the Department of Justice for interfering with federal law enforcement. She allegedly helped a violent illegal immigrant, Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, evade arrest by misdirecting federal agents.
Dugan's actions reportedly allowed Flores-Ruiz to escape custody after a domestic violence incident, where he is accused of assaulting two individuals. This marks the second time in four years a Milwaukee judge has faced such scrutiny, with another judge previously barred for child pornography charges.
#politics
GB News: Nigel Farage speaks out on Donald Trump relations amid claims he is 'disengaging' with President
Nigel Farage addressed speculation about his relationship with President Trump, clarifying that he is not "disengaging" from US affairs. He discussed his ongoing interest in American politics during an interview with GB News's Political Editor Christopher Hope.
Fox News: Rubio blows the lid off Biden admin’s secret file on Trump official and more top headlines
The Biden administration faces scrutiny as Senator Marco Rubio reveals a secret file. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Ukraine have signed a minerals deal, and Vice President Kamala Harris has delivered her first speech since leaving office.
Concerns grow over a violent terrorist gang threatening U.S. border states, and China has accused the U.S. regarding COVID-19 origins. Trump continues to advocate for immigration reforms and promises no cuts to Social Security or Medicaid in the GOP budget.
Fox News: Democrat gun control push persists with reintroduction of assault weapons ban
U.S. lawmakers are advocating for the Assault Weapons Ban of 2025, which would prohibit the import, sale, and possession of semiautomatic assault weapons and large capacity ammunition devices, while grandfathering existing owners. The proposal has significant Democratic support but faces strong opposition and is unlikely to advance in Congress.
Senators Adam Schiff and Chris Murphy are leading the charge, emphasizing the need for gun control to save lives. However, critics argue it infringes on Second Amendment rights, with the NRA asserting that the push is fundamentally about disarming law-abiding citizens.
Fox News: Ice cream from Trump and a 'comically tiny office': Inside Elon Musk's wild 3 months getting DOGE rolling
Elon Musk claims to have saved U.S. taxpayers over $160 million in his first three months leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). He described his experience as intense, working nearly every day, and shared anecdotes about his friendship with President Trump, including staying in the Lincoln bedroom.
Musk plans to reduce his time in D.C. to one or two days a week while continuing to focus on DOGE's mission to eliminate wasteful government spending. He noted the complexity of the federal government and expressed pride in the progress made, despite facing criticism and challenges.
Fox News: Harris draws social media scorn for digression about elephants during an earthquake
Former Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first public address since losing the 2024 election, urged Democrats to unite like elephants during a crisis. Speaking at Emerge's 20th anniversary gala, she emphasized the importance of solidarity against divisive forces.
Harris's metaphor drew mixed reactions online, with some mocking her comparison. She did not address speculation about a potential gubernatorial run in California. The event aimed to empower Democratic women to pursue political office.
#society
The Federalist: Norway Proves Paid Leave Won't Make Families Bigger Or Happier
Prominent conservatives are advocating for new family policies to address America's declining birthrate, including proposals for paid leave. However, critics argue that such policies may empower the state rather than support families, as evidenced by Norway's experience with similar programs.
Norway's paid leave system, initially designed for parental choice, has evolved into a mandatory structure that enforces gender equality, resulting in dissatisfaction among parents. The push for higher female employment has coincided with rising psychiatric issues among children, raising concerns about the effectiveness of these policies in truly supporting families.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Zelensky urges pressure on Russia after drone strikes on cities
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged increased pressure on Russia for negotiations following a drone strike in Odesa that killed two and injured 15. He emphasized that effective sanctions could incentivize Russia to end the conflict, as Moscow continues to ignore calls for a ceasefire.
In response to escalating violence, including a Ukrainian drone strike in Russian-occupied Oleshky, the US and Ukraine signed a minerals deal aimed at securing long-term investment from Washington. However, Ukraine seeks robust security guarantees, which the agreement does not explicitly provide.
#education
The Federalist: School Choice Makes Public Schoolers More Likely To Succeed
A new Urban Institute study reveals that Ohio's school choice program significantly boosts college attendance and graduation rates among low-income students. Scholarship recipients were more likely to enroll in college (64%) compared to their public school peers (48%), with notable benefits for boys and Black students.
Additionally, the program positively impacted public school students, increasing their college enrollment by 3% and bachelor’s degree attainment by 6%. The findings suggest that school choice enhances overall educational outcomes, advocating for broader adoption of such programs nationwide.
Fox News: 180-year-old Christian university in South Carolina to close after $6M fundraiser falls short
Limestone University, a 180-year-old private Christian institution in South Carolina, will close at the end of the semester after failing to raise $6 million needed to sustain operations. Enrollment dropped significantly, and several hundred staff will lose their jobs.
Students and faculty expressed concerns over the university's financial management, questioning why issues weren't addressed sooner. The school plans to assist students in transferring to other institutions.