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14 May 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Noem Torches Goldman: 'Extremely Alarming' to See You Fight for Terrorist
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem criticized Rep. Dan Goldman for defending Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal alien deported for alleged MS-13 gang ties and human trafficking investigations. Noem emphasized that if Garcia returns to the U.S., he would be deported again.
Goldman’s advocacy for Garcia raised concerns among constituents, as Noem pointed out the alarming nature of supporting someone accused of serious crimes. A probe into Garcia's alleged human trafficking involvement is ongoing, with reports linking him to a smuggling operation.
Breitbart: Trump Asks SCOTUS to Permit 'Alien Enemies Act' Deportations After Gang Members Threaten to Take Hostages in Detention Center
The Trump administration is urging the Supreme Court to allow deportations under the Alien Enemies Act after 23 members of the Tren de Aragua gang barricaded themselves in a Texas detention facility, threatening ICE agents and attempting to flood the facility.
This move follows a legal challenge from groups linked to George Soros that halted deportations of illegal alien gang members. The administration argues that keeping these individuals poses a significant threat to ICE personnel and other detainees.
#politics
Breitbart: Democrat Rep. Introducing Bill to Track Triggers, Gun Barrels
U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda (D-HI) is proposing the Gun Hardware Oversight and Shipment Tracking Act, which aims to track gun parts to assist law enforcement in monitoring "ghost guns." Tokuda emphasizes that the legislation will enhance safety by preventing easy access to parts used for creating untraceable firearms.
In California, state Sen. Jesse Arreguín (D-CA) is advocating for a bill requiring background checks for firearm barrel purchases and prohibiting online sales of such items, mandating in-person transactions instead.
Fox News: Dems draft CBO into anti-Trump 'resistance' as White House works to shut down leftist data spin
The White House is refuting claims from Democrats that nearly 14 million people will lose Medicaid coverage under Republican reform proposals, labeling the accusations as fear tactics. Republicans argue that their measures, including work requirements and eligibility checks, aim to preserve Medicaid for those in need.
Democrats have used a Congressional Budget Office analysis to support their claims, but Republicans contend that the evaluated proposals do not reflect their actual legislation. The debate centers around Medicaid funding and the potential impact of proposed cuts, with both sides accusing each other of misrepresenting the facts.
Fox News: House Republicans mull consequences for Dems who 'stormed' ICE facility
House Republicans are considering disciplinary actions against three Democratic lawmakers who allegedly "stormed" an ICE detention facility in New Jersey. Speaker Mike Johnson mentioned options including censure, removal from committees, or expulsion, though the latter requires a two-thirds vote.
Democrats, led by Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, are defending the lawmakers, asserting that any sanctions would be unacceptable. Some Republicans have called for criminal charges, while others advocate for censure. The situation has sparked a heated exchange between the parties.
The Economist: A world without Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage's influence on British politics remains significant, with reflections on his life and legacy emerging even as he faces personal challenges. His public persona has been characterized by charm and approachability, as noted in a eulogy from his hometown.
The broader context of British society includes concerns over immigration, the decline of the Church of England, and the transition to clean energy. These issues highlight the shifting dynamics in the UK as it navigates its future.
#society
The Western Journal: Maine Governor's Defiance of Trump Is Undermined as Schools and Lawmakers Stand with POTUS
Maine Governor Janet Mills is resisting President Trump's executive order aimed at banning transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. Despite her stance, Republican lawmakers in the state are introducing bills to support Trump's position, including restrictions on transgender participation in athletics and access to facilities.
Protests against transgender athletes in women's sports have occurred in Maine, reflecting a significant portion of public opinion. Polls indicate that a majority of Maine voters believe sports participation should align with biological sex, suggesting that Mills' views may not represent the broader sentiment in the state.
#economy
GB News: Sky confirms price rise for NOW subscribers, but there's a way to avoid paying the extra cost
NOW Broadband will increase monthly bills by £3 starting July 4, 2025, affecting subscribers of Brilliant Broadband, Fab Fibre, and Super Fibre. Customers have 31 days to cancel without penalties if they choose to leave due to the price hike.
The increase is attributed to rising costs and investments in service improvements. Customers are encouraged to compare offers from other providers, as switching could lead to significant savings.
Forbes: Here Are The Biggest Corporate Winners From Trump’s Visit To The Middle East
Boeing's stock hit a one-year high after Qatar Airways announced a deal to purchase 210 jets, contributing to a series of significant agreements by American companies in the Middle East during President Trump's visit. Boeing shares rose nearly 1%, up 19.3% since the start of 2024.
Other American firms also saw stock increases, including Nvidia and Palantir, which reached all-time highs. Tesla's stock rose 4% amid the investment forum, despite being down 8% for the year.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope: Christians Must Be Given Right to 'Remain in Their Native Lands'
Pope Leo XIV has committed to promoting peace in the Middle East and Ukraine while supporting eastern rite Catholic communities affected by conflict and persecution. He emphasized the need for these communities to maintain their traditions and identity, especially as many have fled their homelands.
In his address, Leo acknowledged the challenges faced by eastern rite Catholics and called for efforts to help them remain in their native lands with security and rights. He also highlighted the historical significance of these communities and the importance of their contributions to the Catholic Church.
#culture
Human Events: Cannes bans ‘naked’ dresses from red carpet citing ‘decency reasons’
The Cannes Film Festival has implemented a new rule banning nudity at all venues, including the red carpet, citing "decency reasons." This change targets the rising trend of sheer and revealing dresses that have become popular among celebrities.
The updated policy raises questions about what constitutes nudity, leaving attendees and stylists uncertain about acceptable attire. Additionally, a second rule prohibits "voluminous" outfits with large trains, further altering this year's fashion landscape.
#education
Breitbart: Exclusive: Sen. Jim Banks Unveils Legislation Requiring Military Academies to Accept Classical Learning Test
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) introduced legislation requiring U.S. military service academies to accept the Classical Learning Test (CLT) for admissions alongside the SAT and ACT. The bill aims to promote academic excellence and provide an alternative to the College Board's influence on education.
The legislation also mandates that federally run secondary schools administer the CLT to 11th graders. Supporters argue that the CLT, rooted in classical education, better reflects academic rigor and offers a necessary counter to perceived biases in standardized testing.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers resentencing: Timeline of killers’ fight over freedom in parents’ murders
Erik and Lyle Menendez have been resentenced to 50 years to life in prison with the possibility of parole after being convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. The brothers, who claimed self-defense due to a history of abuse, expressed remorse during the resentencing hearing.
Their future remains uncertain as a parole board hearing is scheduled for June 13, 2025. Legal experts suggest they may be released soon, depending on the outcome of the hearings and potential clemency from Governor Newsom.
Forbes: Diddy Trial Day 3: Cassie Ventura Says Combs Blackmailed Her With ‘Freak-Off’ Videos
Cassie Ventura testified against Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging he blackmailed her with videos of sexual encounters with male escorts and subjected her to physical abuse during their relationship from 2007 to 2018. Combs has pleaded not guilty to five federal charges, including sex trafficking.
Ventura described violent altercations and coercive sexual practices, claiming Combs controlled her career and personal life. The prosecution accuses Combs of running a "criminal enterprise" involving drug use and forced sexual encounters, while the defense argues that Ventura was a willing participant.
Le Monde: Dior says client data stolen in cyberattack
Dior confirmed a cyberattack that compromised customer data, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers, but stated that no financial information was stolen. The company is investigating the incident and notifying affected customers and regulatory authorities.
This incident reflects a growing trend of cyberattacks targeting luxury brands, with other retailers like Marks and Spencer and Harrods also experiencing similar breaches recently.