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#illegals
Fox News: SCOOP: Democrats who 'stormed' Newark ICE facility could be stripped of committees in new House bill
A Republican lawmaker has introduced a resolution to remove three New Jersey Democrats from their House committees after they allegedly "stormed" a federal detention facility in defense of illegal immigrants. Rep. Buddy Carter claims their actions endangered law enforcement and detainees.
The Democrats, including Reps. Robert Menendez, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and LaMonica McIver, argue they were fulfilling their constitutional duties and faced aggression from ICE agents. They have received support from Democratic leaders who criticize the Republican response as intimidation.
#politics
Fox News: Biden made Harris campaign a 'nightmare,' destroyed her chances by staying in 2024 race too long, aides charge
Top Democratic consultant David Plouffe claims that President Biden's decision to run for a second term has harmed Vice President Harris' chances against Trump in 2024. In his book, Plouffe criticizes Biden's declining mental faculties and suggests his campaign is a disservice to the party.
The book highlights concerns from White House aides about Biden's cognitive decline and the measures taken to shield him from public scrutiny. Critics argue that this has negatively impacted the Democratic Party's prospects in the upcoming election.
GB News: Peter Mandelson takes swipe at Nigel Farage: 'Can't imagine him as PM' despite Reform UK's success
Peter Mandelson has acknowledged the recent success of Nigel Farage's Reform UK party in local elections but remains skeptical about Farage becoming Prime Minister. He compared the current political landscape to that of New Labour's 1997 victory, noting increased volatility and fragmentation in politics today.
Mandelson also highlighted the importance of the US-UK relationship, suggesting Farage's potential role in negotiations with the Trump administration. He remarked on the changing dynamics of politics influenced by globalization and nationalism.
Front Page Magazine: The Democrat Civil War is Heating Up
After the 2024 elections, Democrats are divided on whether to moderate or radicalize. Gavin Newsom represents the moderate view while Bernie Sanders and AOC advocate for more radical approaches. Recent DNC events featured protests and calls for greater representation, reflecting internal tensions.
The DNC is facing challenges, including efforts to remove Vice Chair David Hogg for his radical initiatives. Despite calls for unity against Trump, the party struggles with internal divisions and must develop a cohesive agenda, as current strategies centered on opposing Trump may not suffice.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: On Why a Tool Belt Belongs in a Backpack
Matthew Crawford's "Shop Class as Soulcraft" argues for the value of manual labor in a technology-driven world, emphasizing that hands-on work fosters self-knowledge and a connection to reality. He critiques the modern separation of thinking from doing, which diminishes genuine human agency and leads to a culture of passivity.
Crawford advocates for educational programs that prioritize mentorship in manual skills, countering the trend that devalues such work. He posits that engaging in meaningful labor can combat cultural narcissism and enrich our understanding of the world.
Forbes: Here's How Much Selena Gomez-Actress, Singer, Entrepreneur-Is Worth
Forbes estimates Selena Gomez's net worth to be around $700 million, contrary to claims of her being a billionaire. Her mental health startup, Wondermind, has faced financial difficulties, including unpaid employees and layoffs, raising questions about her wealth.
Gomez's fortune primarily stems from her 51% stake in her successful makeup line, Rare Beauty, which reported $367 million in revenue in 2023. Despite challenges with Wondermind, Gomez remains a prominent figure in entertainment and business.
Fox News: Spoil your cats during the Amazon Pet Day sale with these toys, trees and beds
Amazon is hosting its annual pet sale on May 13 and 14, featuring significant discounts on cat toys and furniture. Deals include catnip mice, multi-level cat trees, and laser toys, all designed to keep cats entertained and active.
Prime members can enjoy fast shipping on these items, which aim to enhance the play and relaxation experience for cats. Notable products include durable burlap mice, a large cat tree, and interactive toys that promote exercise and mental stimulation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump signs deals with Saudis, including biggest-ever $142 billion arms agreement
President Trump signed multiple economic and cooperation agreements with Saudi Arabia during his Middle East trip, focusing on military and cultural partnerships. The agreements include a historic arms deal valued at nearly $142 billion and a commitment of $600 billion in Saudi investments in the U.S.
The visit highlighted the warm relationship between Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, contrasting with previous tensions during Biden's visit. Trump's strategy aims to bolster U.S.-Saudi ties while navigating complex regional dynamics, including concerns over Iran and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
#culture
Le Monde: Cannes 2025: Juliette Binoche, the actress who speaks with angels
Juliette Binoche will preside over the jury of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, starting May 13, 2024. Known for her accolades, including an Oscar and a César, she emphasizes the importance of fresh perspectives in art and approaches her role with optimism.
With a busy schedule behind her, Binoche is ready to immerse herself in the festival experience. Her recent projects include a film directed by Uberto Pasolini, reuniting her with Ralph Fiennes.
#health
Fox News: Trump’s ‘wrong-headed’ effort to lower drug costs amounts to price control: expert
President Trump signed an executive order mandating drug companies to lower prescription prices or face federal consequences. Critics warn this could lead to shortages, citing historical examples of price controls in housing and food that resulted in similar issues.
The order directs the Department of Health and Human Services to set price targets for pharmaceuticals, impacting both government and private market prices. While the White House argues this will create a fair market, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America claims it could harm American patients and reduce investment in treatments.