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13 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: First White South African Refugees Arrive in U.S., Welcomed by Trump Admin
The U.S. welcomed 59 white South African refugees, the first group under President Trump's executive order aimed at addressing violence against Afrikaners in South Africa. Officials highlighted their experiences of racial discrimination and threats to their safety, emphasizing the U.S. commitment to providing refuge.
Trump condemned the violence against white farmers in South Africa, labeling it a "genocide" and criticizing media coverage of the issue. He reaffirmed the U.S. stance against racial persecution and expressed hope for the refugees' successful integration into American society.
#society
GB News: Tesla owners report vandalism more than other drivers as Elon Musk blamed for protests and attacks
Tesla drivers face increased vandalism, with 44% reporting intentional damage to their vehicles, averaging $1,900 in repair costs. Many owners have installed surveillance systems due to fears of vandalism, which they believe is linked to Elon Musk's political actions.
Sales of Tesla vehicles are declining significantly, with a 62% drop in April compared to last year. The brand's market share has decreased, and analysts hope that the upcoming launch of the refreshed Model Y will improve registration figures.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Rips Reporters for Refusing to Write About 'Genocide' in South Africa
President Trump criticized the media for not covering what he termed a "genocide" against farmers in South Africa, particularly targeting white farmers facing violence and land confiscation. He emphasized that the issue is serious regardless of race and called for more attention to the plight of these individuals.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio supported Trump's claims, stating that Afrikaners fleeing persecution would be welcomed in the U.S. The South African government has denied allegations of discrimination, while officials highlighted threats faced by farmers, including calls for violence from some politicians.
Times Of Israel: Trump starts Mideast trip with crush of problems, outsized certainty he has the answers
President Trump embarked on a three-nation Middle East visit, originally aimed at securing Gulf investments, but now focused on addressing geopolitical crises. He expressed confidence about global safety while navigating tensions in Gaza, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and the India-Pakistan conflict.
Trump highlighted the release of an American hostage in Gaza as a potential turning point for peace negotiations, though Israeli officials remain committed to military action. He also indicated a shift in tone regarding sanctions on Syria and emphasized trade as a tool for stabilizing India-Pakistan relations.