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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Fox News goes inside New Jersey ICE facility stormed by Democrats
Rachel Campos-Duffy showcased ICE's Delaney Hall in Newark, NJ, highlighting its cleanliness and amenities, which include recreational facilities and options for detainees to self-deport. Over 75% of those held are felons, facing serious charges.
Her visit followed a confrontation with Democratic lawmakers who attempted an oversight visit, leading to Newark's mayor's arrest for trespassing. The incident sparked debate over the treatment of detainees and the conditions at the facility.
#politics
Breitbart: RFK Jr. Dunks on AOC, Bernie Sanders: Trump Stands Up to Oligarchs
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised President Trump for signing an executive order aimed at reducing prescription drug costs, claiming it marks a significant departure from past political promises by Democrats. He emphasized that Trump is uniquely positioned to confront the pharmaceutical industry, which he claims has historically controlled Congress.
Kennedy expressed pride in Trump's commitment to the American people, noting that many had lost hope for such changes. He highlighted the potential for drug prices to drop by 30% to 80% as a result of the new order.
GB News: Keir Starmer gives direct answer to GB News viewers as Christopher Hope grills PM on whether he will impose migrant cap
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a new migration plan, asserting that the era of "open borders" is over and promising a significant reduction in migration. During a press conference, he emphasized that the plan is comprehensive and aims to address the pressures on housing and public services without setting a specific migration cap.
Starmer dismissed the idea of a hard cap, stating that previous attempts by various prime ministers have failed. He reiterated his commitment to reducing migration significantly by the end of the parliamentary term, framing the new approach as a serious and pragmatic solution to the challenges posed by immigration.
Times Of Israel: Court orders Qatargate suspect Urich be released to 10 days’ house arrest
Yonatan Urich, a close aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been placed under house arrest for ten days amid the Qatargate scandal. A judge indicated skepticism about the likelihood of Urich facing charges, citing insufficient evidence and questioning his status as a civil servant.
The investigation involves allegations of Urich and another aide, Eli Feldstein, working with a pro-Qatar lobbying firm while advising Netanyahu. The case has expanded to include former security officials suspected of facilitating financial transfers related to the scandal.
#society
Fox News: British police investigate fire at Prime Minister Keir Starmer's London home
British police are investigating a fire that damaged the door of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's rented home in north London. The fire occurred early Monday morning, prompting a response from the London Fire Brigade, who extinguished it within half an hour.
No injuries were reported, and the Metropolitan Police are conducting inquiries into the incident. Starmer's residence has previously drawn protests, including an incident involving pro-Palestinian activists last year.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Last American-Israeli Hostage, Edan Alexander, Released from Hamas Captivity
Edan Alexander, the last American-Israeli hostage, was released by Hamas and is on his way to Israel for medical evaluation and family reunion. His release follows a prolonged captivity since the October 7 terror attack, during which he was not visited by the Red Cross.
Hamas claimed the release was a goodwill gesture ahead of President Trump's visit, while Israel emphasized that it occurred without concessions. There are still 20 to 23 hostages remaining in Gaza.
The Telegraph: Here’s just one of the many ways Trump can turn the screw on Putin’s arms making
Foreign sanctions have significantly impacted Russia's ability to produce advanced weaponry due to a shortage of tantalum, a critical mineral used in high-tech components. With sanctions limiting imports from key suppliers, Russian factories are struggling to meet their demands, leading to a reliance on outdated military vehicles and increasing casualties on the battlefield.
As Russian industry faces a tantalum deficit, alternative procurement methods have emerged, but they are slow and costly. The effectiveness of sanctions may be threatened by potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy under the Trump administration, which could undermine efforts to restrict the flow of essential materials to Russia.
Human Events: BREAKING: American hostage Edan Alexander in Israeli custody after release from captivity by Hamas
Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old American held hostage in Gaza since October 2023, is now in Israeli custody and returning home. His release follows Hamas's commitment to a ceasefire and humanitarian efforts, with no specific timeline initially provided.
President Trump expressed his satisfaction with the news, confirming Alexander's release after 584 days in captivity.
#economy
Forbes: Canadian Car Travel To U.S. Plunged 35% In April—Fourth Consecutive Month Of Year-Over-Year Declines
Canadian travel to the U.S. has sharply declined, with a 35% drop in car trips and a 20% decrease in air travel in April compared to last year. This trend could result in a $7.4 billion economic loss for the U.S. in 2025, as Canadians account for a significant portion of foreign visitors.
The decline follows a call from former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for Canadians to avoid U.S. travel amid tensions over tariffs and immigration concerns. As a result, Canadians are opting for destinations like Mexico and the Caribbean instead.
#crime
Fox News: Car similar to Bryan Kohberger's seen near victims' home multiple times just before alleged killings: Report
Bryan Kohberger, charged with the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, was reportedly seen driving a car resembling his own near the victims' home on the night of the killings. FBI cellphone records indicate he pinged a nearby tower multiple times leading up to the incident.
On the night of the murders, security footage captured a white Hyundai Elantra, matching Kohberger's vehicle, making several trips to and from the King Road residence. Investigators believe he may have been disposing of evidence shortly after the attacks.
#outdoors
Fox News: 7 high-tech fishing gadgets for the modern angler
Modern fishing enthusiasts can enhance their experience with a variety of high-tech gadgets. Options include the Piscifun fishing line winder, Deeper PRO+ 2 sonar fish finder, and smart fishing reels, all designed to simplify and improve fishing techniques.
Additional tools like smart fish bite alarms and underwater cameras provide insights into fish behavior and conditions, while advanced options like the SwellPro fishing drone cater to experienced anglers seeking new challenges.