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#illegals
Fox News: Judge's swift arrest for illegal's courtroom escape contrasts with Biden DOJ handling of similar case in 2022
A Massachusetts judge, Shelley Joseph, faces potential removal for allegedly allowing a twice-deported illegal immigrant to evade ICE in 2018. Federal charges against her were dropped by the Biden administration in 2022, but state disciplinary action has been delayed until 2024.
In contrast, Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan was swiftly arrested by the FBI for similar misconduct, accused of helping an illegal immigrant escape from court. Dugan's actions, which involved obstructing a federal agency, have drawn significant criticism.
#politics
Le Monde: Musk loses much (but not all) by working with Trump
Elon Musk's tenure alongside Donald Trump in the White House has resulted in significant financial and industrial losses. Musk's wealth has plummeted from $486 billion to around $335 billion, with Tesla's sales dropping 20% and profits cut by a third due to competition and consumer backlash.
Additionally, Musk's behavior has raised moral concerns, including a controversial incident involving a Nazi salute. His role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency has seen ambitious budget savings promises shrink dramatically, culminating in a mere $160 billion.
Fox News: White House vows to implement 'system of merit' in US, dismantle DEI 'strangulation'
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller emphasized President Trump's commitment to dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, advocating for a "system of merit." He argued that prioritizing merit enhances innovation and job creation.
The Trump administration has taken significant steps to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal agencies and is using federal funding as leverage to prompt universities like Harvard to reform their practices. Harvard has not complied with these demands.
The Federalist: Biden’s Lawfare Nearly Ripped Ranching Family Apart
The Trump Administration has dropped criminal charges against South Dakota ranchers Charles and Heather Maude, who faced up to 10 years in prison over a land dispute with the federal government. The case illustrates the differing approaches of the Biden and Trump administrations regarding citizen treatment and federal oversight.
The Maudes, who have managed their family ranch for generations, were indicted for "theft of federal property" related to a fence issue. Critics argue that the Biden Administration's actions were an overreach and that existing laws could have resolved the matter without criminal charges. A new USDA initiative aims to address perceived government overreach affecting farmers and ranchers.
Fox News: SCOOP: 38 GOP lawmakers say not repealing Biden's green agenda in Trump tax bill is 'hypocrisy'
A group of 38 House Republicans is urging a complete repeal of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in a budget reconciliation bill, arguing that its green energy subsidies undermine Trump's energy dominance agenda and burden taxpayers. They warn that retaining any subsidies risks preserving the entire IRA.
Some Republicans, however, advocate for maintaining certain tax credits tied to green energy investments, citing their importance for domestic energy production. This internal conflict highlights the GOP's struggle to balance fiscal conservatism with political considerations in districts benefiting from these subsidies.
#society
Fox News: Angie Harmon was 'saved' in unexpected way after delivery driver killed her dog
Angie Harmon has welcomed a new dog named Lucy after the tragic death of her previous dog, Oliver, who was shot by an Instacart delivery driver in March 2024. Harmon expressed that Lucy has been a source of emotional support during a difficult time in her life.
The incident involving Oliver led to an investigation, but no charges were filed against the delivery driver, who claimed self-defense. The case remains in litigation. Harmon shared her experience on social media, highlighting the trauma her family faced following the loss of their pet.
The Economist: Britain’s Poles now earn more than the natives
Polish immigrants in Britain are now earning more than native workers, a shift attributed to the departure of less successful migrants. Pawel Labaj, who moved to Britain in 2005, exemplifies this trend, having progressed from a cleaner to a manager in the workforce.
This change highlights the evolving dynamics of the labor market in Britain, where immigrant contributions are increasingly recognized.
The Economist: Why building anything in London is so hard
Building in London faces significant challenges due to complex bureaucracy, particularly for brownfield projects. The site of the former Bromley-by-Bow gasworks, once a symbol of Victorian engineering, remains neglected despite its prime location near trendy areas and financial districts.
These obstacles contribute to a broader perception of urban decay, as voters express concern over the city's deteriorating conditions. Efforts to rejuvenate such sites are often stalled by red tape.
The Economist: Scotland’s outdated land laws threaten the future of rural towns
Scotland's outdated land laws are hindering the growth of rural towns like Applecross, where locals are leaving due to a lack of housing. Despite its rich history and beautiful landscape, the community struggles with insufficient land for development.
Efforts to reform these land laws are progressing slowly, leaving rural areas at risk of decline.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump’s art of the deal still doesn’t apply to Putin
Donald Trump has finalized a minerals deal with Ukraine, reflecting his administration's transactional approach to foreign policy. The agreement aims to ensure that U.S. investments in Ukraine's war effort are repaid, showcasing a shift from altruism to profit-driven support.
The deal originated from Ukraine's initiative, which presented a pitch to attract U.S. investment by highlighting its natural resources. This strategy resonated with Trump and his team, leading to exaggerated claims about the potential value of these resources.
Fox News: Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to bolster water system protections against hackers
Bipartisan lawmakers, Senators Ruben Gallego and Tom Cotton, introduced the Water Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to bolster protections for U.S. public water systems against foreign cyberattacks, particularly in light of recent admissions from China regarding its involvement in such attacks. The bill aims to expand the Drinking Water Infrastructure Risk and Resilience Program, providing resources for community water systems to enhance their cybersecurity measures.
The initiative follows alarming reports of increased cyber threats from foreign entities, including China and Russia, targeting critical infrastructure. The Biden administration has warned that without improved cybersecurity, these attacks could severely disrupt access to clean water across the country.
#economy
Forbes: Microsoft Hikes Xbox Prices—Games Hit $80 And Console Prices Jump More Than 20%
Microsoft announced significant price increases for its Xbox consoles, with hikes of at least 20% across all versions. The Series S will rise from $299.99 to $379.99, while the Series X will increase from $499.99 to $599.99.
Additionally, some game prices will increase to $80, following similar moves by Nintendo. Microsoft cited "market conditions" and rising production costs as reasons for the increases, without directly referencing tariffs.
Forbes: Meta, Microsoft Spike On Robust Earnings Reports—As Microsoft Reclaims Crown As World’s Largest Company
Shares of Meta and Microsoft rose significantly after both companies reported earnings that exceeded expectations. Microsoft saw a 10% increase in stock value, reaching about $435, while Meta's stock rose by 7% to nearly $590. Both companies reported record revenues and profits, contributing to a 2% rise in the Nasdaq Composite.
Microsoft surpassed Apple as the world's most valuable company, gaining $380 billion in market capitalization. Analysts noted that both firms are navigating challenges related to tariffs and changing advertiser behavior, while also capitalizing on the artificial intelligence market.
#outdoors
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: These 8 States May See Aurora Borealis Tonight
This week, states along the Canadian border may have a final chance to see the northern lights on Thursday night, with a Kp index of three indicating favorable conditions. After Thursday, auroral activity is expected to decline, limiting visibility through the weekend.
Areas in Alaska, northern Canada, and parts of the northern U.S. may catch glimpses of the phenomenon. NOAA advises seeking high vantage points away from light pollution for optimal viewing between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
#technology
GB News: If YOU use any of the passwords on this list, change it NOW – hackers can break into your account in seconds
Many individuals continue to use weak passwords, making their online accounts highly vulnerable to cyberattacks. Research shows that common passwords can be cracked in seconds, emphasizing the need for stronger, unique passwords and the use of password managers.
Experts recommend creating passwords that are at least 12 characters long and include a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Additionally, enabling multi-factor authentication and considering passkeys can further enhance security against cybercriminals.
Fox News: Think you can delete your data yourself? Here’s why you’re probably wrong
Personal information is frequently bought and sold online without consent, often leading individuals to seek ways to remove their data from various brokers. While manual removal is possible, it can be time-consuming and complex due to differing processes across sites.
Data removal services offer a more efficient solution by automating the opt-out process, providing broader coverage, and ensuring ongoing monitoring of personal data. For many, these services represent a more practical approach to maintaining privacy in an increasingly data-driven world.