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Jun 3, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Swalwell warns Noem he has ‘bulls--- detector’ during heated exchange about Abrego Garcia
Rep. Eric Swalwell confronted Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem during a budget hearing, questioning the authenticity of a photo showing alleged MS-13 tattoos on deported El Salvadoran citizen Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Swalwell expressed skepticism about the photo's credibility, while Noem emphasized the importance of national security over the image.
Noem defended the deportation decision based on investigations rather than the photo, asserting that Abrego Garcia is a known member of MS-13 and a criminal. The exchange highlighted tensions over immigration enforcement and national security priorities.
Human Events: Starmer vows to curb mass migration as Reform UK gains in polls
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to reduce immigration and regain control of the UK's borders, responding to declining Labour support and the rise of Reform UK. He aims to cut migration significantly, end the use of asylum hotels, and combat people smuggling.
Starmer's proposed measures include banning the recruitment of foreign care workers and tightening access to work routes. Despite criticism that the plan may not be sufficient, Starmer insists it reflects a fair approach to immigration, as net migration remains high.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Half of US Jewish voters believe Trump is antisemitic, poll finds
A recent survey reveals that 52% of American Jews view President Trump as antisemitic, with 74% disapproving of his presidency. Many believe his actions against antisemitism, such as funding cuts to universities, actually exacerbate the issue rather than mitigate it.
Additionally, the poll indicates a decline in attachment to Israel among American Jews since the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, 2023. Criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu is prevalent, with only 34% holding favorable views of him. The majority of Jewish voters plan to support Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.
Fox News: Duffy clashes with Democrats over DEI funding cuts, denies air traffic controllers let go
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy defended the Biden administration's budget proposals during a House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing, criticizing climate and social justice projects for inflating costs. He claimed that eliminating such initiatives could save taxpayers approximately $9.5 billion.
Duffy also refuted claims that 400 air traffic controllers were let go, asserting that no controllers had been fired. He emphasized the need to focus on safety and infrastructure improvements while addressing past administration missteps that contributed to recent air traffic issues.
#society
Human Events: South African President Ramaphosa claims refugee Afrikaners are ‘cowards’ for moving to US
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa criticized Afrikaners who recently arrived in the U.S. as refugees, labeling them "cowards" for leaving the country amid political changes. He emphasized the importance of facing challenges rather than fleeing and denied allegations of persecution against white South Africans.
The U.S. has raised concerns about the South African government's treatment of white landowners, particularly regarding a law allowing land expropriation without compensation. Ramaphosa contended that those departing do not qualify for refugee status and expressed confidence they would return to South Africa.
Forbes: Newark Airport Live Updates: Here's The Latest On Flight Delays
Newark Liberty International Airport is currently facing significant flight disruptions due to weather, outdated technology, and a shortage of air traffic controllers. Over 230 flights were delayed and 100 canceled on a recent Wednesday, prompting major airlines to meet with FAA officials to discuss operational caps.
The FAA is implementing a ground delay to manage traffic and has announced plans to upgrade its communication systems. The agency is also working to address the ongoing shortage of air traffic controllers, which has been a long-standing issue affecting airport operations nationwide.
GB News: Army regiments warn Labour's ‘two-tier’ policy could see British soldiers facing criminal prosecutions over campaigns in Northern Ireland
Two British army regiments, the Rifles and the Fusiliers, have violated political messaging rules by promoting a petition opposing changes to the Legacy Act, which protects veterans from prosecution. The campaign arises amid concerns that Labour's proposed amendments could lead to renewed legal actions against veterans.
Retired officer Ian Liles, who initiated the petition, argues that the government's actions unfairly target veterans while allowing terrorists to avoid prosecution. He emphasizes the need for support for veterans, highlighting the perceived injustice in how soldiers are treated compared to former terrorists.
Times Of Israel: BBC’s main soccer presenter issues apology after antisemitic social media post
Gary Lineker, former England soccer star and BBC broadcaster, has apologized for reposting an Instagram story about Zionism that included an offensive image. He stated he takes full responsibility and would never knowingly share antisemitic content.
Lineker, who is stepping down from "Match of the Day," has faced criticism for his social media activity in the past. The Campaign Against Antisemitism has called for his dismissal from the BBC, emphasizing the need for adherence to the broadcaster's values.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: VIDEOS: Trump Becomes First U.S. President to Officially Visit Qatar
President Donald Trump made history by becoming the first sitting U.S. president to visit Qatar, receiving a warm welcome from Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani. The visit included discussions on peace efforts between Russia and Ukraine, and the signing of multiple agreements.
The U.S. and Qatar secured $1.2 trillion in economic commitments, including a defense cooperation agreement and a deal for MQ-9B aircraft. Additionally, Boeing and Qatar finalized a significant agreement for 160 aircraft, projected to support over 1 million U.S. jobs.
Le Monde: 'Trump's Gulf trip perfectly illustrates his deal-centric diplomacy'
Donald Trump is on his first official trip abroad during his second term, focusing on economic diplomacy in the Gulf region, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. His approach emphasizes deal-making, a concept he believes he has mastered throughout his career.
The trip highlights Trump's preference for transactional agreements, often framed as mutually beneficial, despite concerns over fairness or sustainability.
#economy
Forbes: Boeing Stock Hits One-Year High On Qatar Airways Deal
Boeing's stock hit a yearly high after Qatar Airways announced a deal to purchase 160 jets. This is part of a series of agreements American companies are making in the Middle East during President Trump's visit.
Boeing shares rose about 1% and are up 19.4% since the start of 2024.
#military
The Economist: The race to build the fighter planes of the future
The U.S. is set to develop the F-47 fighter jet, a sixth-generation aircraft designed by Boeing, promising advancements in speed, maneuverability, and payload capacity. This initiative reflects a global competition in aerospace innovation.
Other nations are also working on similar next-gen aircraft, highlighting a significant shift in military technology.
Forbes: A Broken Hotline Between The Pentagon And Reagan National Airport Raises New Concerns About Military Flights In Washington DC
The FAA revealed that a hotline connecting air traffic controllers at Reagan National Airport with the Pentagon has been inoperable since March 2022, raising safety concerns after a midair collision in January. Following a recent incident involving an Army helicopter, military flights to the Pentagon are suspended until the hotline is repaired.
The NTSB's preliminary report on the fatal accident called for a permanent ban on helicopters near Reagan National due to a history of near misses. The FAA acknowledged it had overlooked patterns of incidents, while the Army urged caution against speculating on the causes of the crash before the NTSB's investigation concludes.
#crime
The Western Journal: State and Local Officials Preparing for Pardon of Derek Chauvin: Report
Minnesota officials are preparing for potential unrest amid speculation that former officer Derek Chauvin could be pardoned by President Trump. Chauvin, convicted in 2021 for the death of George Floyd, is serving concurrent sentences of 21 years federally and 22.5 years at the state level.
While Trump has not confirmed plans for a pardon, local leaders are taking precautions. Attorney General Keith Ellison emphasized that state charges would remain intact, regardless of any federal pardon. A petition for Chauvin's pardon is circulating, with supporters claiming he was wrongfully convicted due to external pressures on the jury.