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Jun 1, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: DHS Probes CA's Noncitizen Handout Program
The Trump administration is investigating California's Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) to determine if it is providing funds to ineligible illegal aliens. CAPI assists noncitizens over 65, blind, or disabled who cannot access Social Security benefits due to their immigration status.
A subpoena has been issued to Los Angeles County's Department of Public Social Services to gather information on applicants and ensure compliance with eligibility requirements. The investigation aims to prevent illegal immigrants from receiving federal benefits, reflecting a broader initiative to prioritize American citizens in welfare programs.
The Federalist: Trump Rightly Prioritizes Refugees Who Will Be Better Americans
Dozens of white Afrikaner farmers from South Africa have arrived in the U.S. after being granted refugee status due to new laws that threaten their land ownership. Critics argue the decision reflects racial bias, but supporters contend it aligns with U.S. refugee policy focused on cultural compatibility.
The Trump administration's approval of these refugees is seen as a practical approach, emphasizing the need for sustainable integration into American society. The debate highlights differing views on the purpose of refugee admissions and the importance of cultural coherence in shaping U.S. identity.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Republicans Unveil Highly Anticipated Tax and Spending Bill - READ IN FULL - Liberty Nation News
Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a 389-page tax-and-spending bill, which includes the preservation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and grants tax-exempt status to most tips and overtime payments. It also removes tax-exempt status from organizations supporting terrorism and ends taxpayer benefits for illegal aliens.
The legislation aims to provide transparency and comprehensive coverage of its provisions, which extend beyond the highlighted measures.
Forbes: Here’s What To Know About Trump’s Middle East Visit
President Trump has embarked on a four-day visit to the Middle East, starting in Saudi Arabia, focusing on economic investments rather than geopolitical strategy. He is expected to meet with various leaders and business executives, including Elon Musk, while addressing potential conflicts of interest regarding his family's business ventures in the region.
Concerns have been raised about a $400 million gift from Qatar, a new jumbo jet, and Trump's push for a $1 trillion investment from Saudi Arabia. The White House has dismissed any allegations of impropriety, asserting that Trump's actions are not for personal gain.
Fox News: Tom Cruise shuts down Trump movie tariff question while promoting 'Mission: Impossible'
Tom Cruise declined to comment on President Trump's proposed tariff on films made outside the U.S. during a promotional event for "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning." Instead, he redirected the discussion back to the movie itself.
Trump's tariff proposal aims to bolster the American film industry, citing national security concerns and the need to counter foreign incentives that draw productions away from the U.S. His administration is exploring options to implement this directive.
Breitbart: Visa of Mexican Governor, Husband Revoked by U.S. State Department
Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Avila and her husband announced that their U.S. tourist visas were revoked, which they downplayed as a common issue. This incident has ignited controversy amid accusations of their ties to organized crime, coinciding with U.S. actions against drug cartels.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated she was unaware of the visa revocation and sought more information from U.S. officials. The Morena Party defended Del Pilar, while the opposition PAN demanded accountability, emphasizing the seriousness of the visa loss amid rising cartel violence in the region.
#society
GB News: Travellers visiting Spanish hotspot hit with new eco-tax amid growing 'over-tourism' concerns
Starting next year, tourists visiting Mount Teide in Tenerife will incur a new "eco tax" as part of measures to address over-tourism in the area. The announcement follows concerns over the more than four million annual visitors to Teide National Park, with plans for security cameras to monitor visitor numbers.
Environmental groups criticize these measures as inadequate, demanding a significant reduction in annual visitors. Protests against mass tourism are planned across the Canary Islands, highlighting local frustrations over tourism's impact on communities and infrastructure.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Bernie Moreno Accuses Bernie Sanders of Parroting ‘Absolute Propaganda of Hamas’ in Senate Clash
Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio criticized Senator Bernie Sanders for accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing and war crimes in Gaza, labeling Sanders' comments as "propaganda of Hamas." Moreno defended Israel's actions, emphasizing that Hamas initiated the conflict and is responsible for the violence.
The exchange highlights the deep divide in the Senate regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict, with Sanders framing Israel as the aggressor while Moreno argues that Israel is defending itself and American interests against Hamas.
#culture
The Telegraph: As Cannes shuns nudity, the days of the naked dress are numbered
The Cannes Film Festival has implemented a new dress code prohibiting nudity on the red carpet and throughout the event. This rule comes amid a trend of sheer dresses worn by celebrities, which has sparked both praise and criticism.
The decision raises questions about what constitutes nudity and whether this could signal a shift away from daring fashion choices at major events.
Fox News: Alice in Chains cancels tour after drummer suffers medical emergency
Alice in Chains has canceled their upcoming tour due to drummer Sean Kinney's medical issues, which require immediate attention. The band emphasized that Kinney's health is their top priority, and they expressed gratitude for fans' understanding and support.
The cancellation follows a recent concert cancellation after Kinney experienced a non-life-threatening medical emergency. Currently, the band's only scheduled performance is set for July during Black Sabbath's final concert in the UK.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexican State AG’s Employee Arrested for Smuggling Gulf Cartel Money
A woman employed by the Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office in Mexico, Angelica Rodriguez Gonzalez, has been arrested by U.S. authorities for allegedly attempting to smuggle over $180,000 in cash for the Gulf Cartel, which has been designated a Foreign Terrorist Organization. Her boyfriend, Alejandro Alonso Saucedo Garcia, is also in custody.
The arrest occurred during a surveillance operation in Brownsville, Texas, where authorities discovered bundles of cash in their vehicle and $30,000 strapped to Gonzalez's waist. She reportedly admitted to previously smuggling cash for cartel affiliates. The Mexican government has not commented on the implications of her ties to the Gulf Cartel.
#technology
Breitbart: Wikipedia Owners Will Require Increased Security After 35,000+ Accounts Compromised
The Wikimedia Foundation plans to implement mandatory two-factor authentication for users with significant privileges starting May 20, following the locking of nearly 36,000 accounts due to compromised passwords. The new requirements will initially apply to checkusers and oversighters, with potential expansion to bureaucrats.
The Foundation identified a pattern of unusual log-ins and believes the breaches resulted from "credential stuffing," where stolen credentials are reused across sites. While most compromised accounts were low-activity, past incidents have prompted stricter password policies and increased security measures.