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#illegals
Le Monde: Starmer vows to 'finally take back control' of UK borders
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to tighten immigration controls, ending the previous government's "open borders" policy that saw net migration rise significantly. The new Immigration White Paper will increase the settlement period from five to ten years and strengthen language requirements for migrants.
The reforms aim to enhance deportation powers for foreign criminals and reduce lower-skilled immigration by raising visa thresholds. Starmer emphasized the need for integration and control, responding to rising support for anti-immigration parties amid ongoing challenges with migrant crossings.
#politics
The Federalist: Rep Says His Family Was Threatened As Leftist Rage Rises
Rep. Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin has received a credible threat against his family, prompting him to cancel a town hall and return home for their safety. The threat has been reported to Capitol Police, the FBI, and local authorities, who are investigating the situation.
Van Orden expressed concern over the rising threats against politicians, particularly Republicans, attributing this volatility to the current political climate. He criticized the Biden administration for not adequately addressing domestic terrorism threats against conservatives.
Fox News: House Democrat calls for 'immediate' ethics probe of Qatari plane gift to Trump
Rep. Ritchie Torres is calling for an ethics investigation into President Trump's plan to accept a $400 million jet from Qatar, which would temporarily serve as Air Force One before being allocated to Trump's presidential library. Torres argues this deal violates the Emoluments Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Trump defended the arrangement, stating it is a transparent transaction that benefits the Defense Department. The deal is still under review by legal departments from both the U.S. and Qatar, with no final decision made yet.
Times Of Israel: Australian PM drops Israel critic from cabinet in post-election reshuffle
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a new Cabinet following the Labor Party's significant electoral victory. Former minister Ed Husic attributed his demotion to his criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, suggesting it influenced factional decisions within the party.
Albanese defended the Cabinet selection process, stating it was based on party factionalism. Husic's comments have sparked discussions about the implications of political views on ministerial roles, with some calling for clarity on the reasons behind his demotion.
Fox News: One big state needs to stop paying lobbyist salaries
Texas is moving to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying through Senate Bill 19, aimed at eliminating government waste and restoring accountability. The bill, prioritized by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, seeks to prevent local governments from using public funds to influence legislation, which many Texans oppose.
Supporters argue that taxpayer dollars should not be spent on lobbying for divisive causes that contradict voter interests. The initiative is seen as a way to enhance direct representation and ensure that tax money is used for essential services rather than special interests.
Forbes: What We Know About Trump’s Plan To Accept Plane From Qatar
President Trump confirmed plans to accept a Boeing 747-8 luxury plane from Qatar's royal family as a gift for use as Air Force One, dismissing concerns over the legality of such a foreign gift. He stated the transaction would be public and transparent.
The plane, expected to be modified for safety standards, will eventually be donated to Trump's presidential library. Legal sources suggest the Defense Department can accept the plane, despite constitutional concerns regarding foreign emoluments.
#society
The Telegraph: Supporting families to have more children is a cause for all who care about civilisation
The Telegraph will publish essays on the global demographic crisis, highlighting falling birth rates and aging populations. Economists warn that without young workers, economies may stagnate, and pension systems could fail. Hungary rejects mass migration as a solution, emphasizing family support to boost birth rates.
Hungary's comprehensive family policies, including tax exemptions and financial incentives, have led to a significant increase in births since 2010. The government aims to create an environment where starting a family is feasible, promoting demographic sustainability as a national priority.
GB News: Oxford Union rejects compulsory order to fly LGBT flag during Pride month fearing it would open 'Pandora's box'
The Oxford Union has voted against reinstating a rule to fly the LGBT flag every June for Pride Month, with a secret ballot resulting in a 7-4 decision. Critics argued that such a requirement could lead to demands for other flags, while supporters maintained it was a long-standing tradition.
Union president Anita Okunde claimed the rule's removal was unexplained but had not generated prior requests for other flags. Online reactions to the decision were mixed, with some expressing disappointment and others suggesting it could serve as a warning for the LGBTQ+ community about the union's stance.
#health
The Epoch Times: An Integrative Physician’s New Vision for Medicine
Dr. Jingduan Yang's journey from traditional Chinese medicine to integrative healthcare highlights his quest to merge Eastern and Western medical philosophies. Born into a family of doctors in China, he faced the challenges of navigating two distinct medical worlds and eventually moved to the U.S. to pursue his vision of holistic healing.
Now the CEO of Northern Medical Center in New York, Yang emphasizes treating patients as whole beings, integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual health. He advocates for a reimagined healthcare system that prioritizes prevention and holistic care, aiming to reshape the future of medicine in America.
Fox News: Common household spice may interfere with medicines, study suggests
Cinnamon, while popular for its flavor and potential health benefits, may pose risks for individuals on certain medications, according to a study. Overconsumption can lead to herb-drug interactions, particularly affecting those with chronic health conditions.
The study highlights that cassia cinnamon contains coumarin, which can be harmful for those on blood thinners. Researchers advise caution for individuals with chronic illnesses and recommend consulting healthcare providers before using cinnamon supplements.
#sports
Tactical Bassin: Popper Fishing Tricks! Catch More Bass With This Overlooked Topwater! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
This spring, enhancing your topwater fishing with poppers can yield great results. Understanding various bait styles, actions, retrieves, and colors is crucial for effective use.
Matt shares insights on different poppers, their sound types, and how to maximize their effectiveness. He also provides links to recommended baits and gear for various budgets.