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15 May 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Pro-Illegal Activists Blocking ICE Arrests Busted
Open borders activists have gained momentum, particularly in sanctuary states like California, complicating immigration enforcement. Following increased ICE operations during the Trump administration, activists organized patrols to warn illegal aliens of raids, leading to confrontations with law enforcement.
Recently, during an ICE operation in L.A., a crowd formed, and two individuals allegedly obstructed agents by blocking vehicles and driving aggressively. Federal officials emphasize the need to address the networks supporting these activists, including nonprofits.
Fox News: Drummer detained by CBP before flight to Europe for band's tour
Yamal Said, a drummer and green card holder for the band Lord Buffalo, was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport due to a warrant for violating a restraining order. He is currently held at Tarrant County Corrections Center.
The band's European tour has been canceled as they navigate the situation. Said has been a member of the band for eight years and also teaches music at the Texas School for the Blind. The band and supporters have expressed concern over his detention.
#politics
The Economist: Why so much is riding on Poland’s presidential elections
Poland's presidential elections on May 18th are pivotal, with the nationalist Law and Justice party (PiS) candidate, Karol Nawrocki, gaining visibility through a photo opportunity with Donald Trump. This moment is viewed as a significant PR boost for Nawrocki's campaign.
The political landscape in Europe is tense, with various issues at play, including border controls in Germany and the complexities of upcoming peace talks regarding Ukraine. These developments reflect broader challenges facing European unity and political stability.
The Economist: Germany’s border controls are annoying the neighbours
Germany's renewed border controls are causing frustration among neighboring countries, particularly Poland. Since Poland joined the EU's Schengen zone in 2007, crossing the border had become easier, but recent measures have reintroduced complications.
Drivers like Ryszard Noryskiewicz express their annoyance, noting that the changes have disrupted the previously smooth travel experience. The situation reflects broader tensions in European relations as countries navigate border policies.
The Federalist: WSJ Pretends Trump, Not Biden, Wrecked Pardon Process
The Wall Street Journal criticized President Trump for his approach to pardons, labeling it chaotic, while largely overlooking President Biden's extensive pardon practices. Biden's pardons included controversial figures and family members, raising questions about the integrity of the process.
The article suggests that the increase in presidential pardons since Washington's era may not align with the Founding Fathers' intentions. It also highlights concerns about the Justice Department's role in the clemency process under Biden, implying potential corruption that warrants reevaluation.
The Western Journal: Dem Senators Send Stunningly Petty Insult to New Pope as Trump Derangement Syndrome Claims New Victim
Senator Eric Schmitt criticized Senate Democrats for blocking the confirmation of Brian Burch as U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican, particularly as Pope Leo XIV was being installed. Schmitt argued that this reflects a broader issue of "Trump Derangement Syndrome" affecting the Senate's functionality.
Democrats raised concerns about Burch's past criticisms of Pope Francis and his alignment with Trump-era budget cuts. The delay in confirming the ambassador is seen as a missed opportunity to have representation during a significant moment in the Catholic Church.
Fox News: On the rise: New poll indicates Trump's approval ratings are edging up
A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates a slight uptick in President Trump's approval ratings, now at 44%, following a decline since his return to office. The increase is attributed to improved perceptions of his economic handling, with 39% approval on that front.
Concerns about a recession have eased somewhat, with 69% of respondents still worried, down from 76% last month. The easing of public anxiety may be linked to recent trade developments and a rebound in the stock market, suggesting potential positive momentum for the administration.
Fox News: Justice Kagan snaps at Trump lawyer in major case: 'Every court has ruled against you'
Justice Elena Kagan questioned U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer about the implications of ending universal injunctions in a case concerning birthright citizenship and executive power. She highlighted the Trump administration's struggles in lower courts regarding this issue.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a case challenging Trump's executive order that reinterprets the 14th Amendment, potentially denying citizenship to children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents. This decision could impact numerous federal lawsuits against the administration.
The Economist: Leo XIV will pose some tricky problems for Giorgia Meloni
Pope Leo XIV's election presents challenges for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, especially regarding her support for certain American political figures. Historically, the selection of popes often leads to speculation about Italian candidates, but this time an American was chosen.
The article reflects on the historical significance of papal elections and their implications for Italian politics. It also notes the ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding Ukraine and the broader European landscape.
Breitbart: Bruce Springsteen Says America Has a ‘Corrupt and Treasonous Administration’: Trump ‘Siding with Dictators’
Bruce Springsteen criticized Donald Trump during his tour kickoff in Manchester, England, labeling his administration as "corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous." He urged concertgoers to unite against authoritarianism and emphasized the importance of democracy and civil rights.
Springsteen's history of vocal opposition to Trump spans several years, with previous remarks calling the former president a "con man" and expressing disdain for his policies. He has consistently framed his critiques within the context of protecting American values and freedoms.
#society
Fox News: Jamie Lee Curtis immediately 'regretted' her plastic surgery after cruel comments were made about her looks
Jamie Lee Curtis revealed that a negative comment from a cinematographer led her to undergo plastic surgery at age 25, a decision she immediately regretted. She has since become an advocate for self-acceptance, emphasizing that people are beautiful as they are.
Curtis also discussed her past struggles with addiction, which began after her surgery when she became dependent on painkillers. Now sober for over 22 years, she has openly shared her journey and warned against the current obsession with cosmetic procedures and filters.
Breitbart: Palestinian Terrorist Kills Pregnant Israeli Woman on the Way to Delivery; Baby Survives
A Palestinian terrorist fatally shot Tzeela Gez, a pregnant Israeli woman, during a drive-by shooting in northern Samaria while she was en route to the hospital. Doctors performed an emergency C-section, successfully delivering her newborn son, who is in serious but stable condition.
Israeli officials condemned the attack, labeling it "cruel and vile." IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir pledged to hold the perpetrators accountable. The incident has heightened tensions, with Israeli government spokesman David Mencer emphasizing the need for peace through actions.
Front Page Magazine: South Africa's President Taunts White Refugees as "Cowards" After Seizing Their Property
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has criticized Afrikaner refugees who fled to the U.S., labeling them "cowardly" for abandoning their country amid government-sanctioned land seizures targeting white South Africans. He insists that these individuals do not qualify as refugees, despite ongoing violence and persecution against white farmers.
Ramaphosa's remarks come after the passage of a law allowing the government to expropriate land without compensation, framed as a move toward inclusivity. This policy, coupled with violent rhetoric from officials, raises serious concerns about the safety of white South Africans and their status as legitimate refugees.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Syria's Jihadi Ruler Thanks Trump for 'Courageous and Historic' Sanctions End
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, praised President Trump for lifting sanctions on Syria, calling it a "courageous and historic" decision. This marked the first meeting between a U.S. president and a Syrian head of state in 25 years, facilitated by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Sharaa emphasized his efforts to unite Syria and sought international support for his government. He invited foreign investors and claimed Syria would no longer be a battleground for foreign interests. While Trump expressed positive sentiments about Sharaa, the sanctions on HTS remain in place.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Says He Set Apple CEO Tim Cook Straight After the Two ‘Had a Little Problem’ Yesterday
President Trump expressed concerns over Apple's production expansion in India, urging CEO Tim Cook to prioritize manufacturing in the U.S. during a news conference in Qatar. Trump emphasized the importance of U.S. production and criticized India's high tariffs.
Despite Trump's remarks, Apple plans to increase iPhone production in India to avoid tariffs on Chinese goods. Currently, about 20% of iPhones are made in India, with ambitions to raise that to 30%. Apple has committed to a $500 billion investment in U.S. facilities.
Times Of Israel: Oil prices fall after Trump says Iran nuclear deal may be close
Oil prices fell sharply after President Trump indicated a potential deal on Iran’s nuclear program, which could lead to increased crude supplies. This news, coupled with ongoing uncertainty over tariffs, impacted equity markets, with major indices opening lower.
Walmart's shares dropped following a revenue report that missed expectations, as the CEO warned of price hikes due to tariffs. Meanwhile, US inflation data showed a slight decline, suggesting wholesalers may be absorbing some tariff impacts, though analysts caution about the future effects of tariffs on the economy.
Forbes: Walmart Could Raise Prices Soon Amid ‘Too High’ Tariffs—Joining These Companies Warning Of Tariff Impacts
Walmart announced it will raise prices on some items due to high tariffs imposed by President Trump, reflecting broader concerns among companies about the impact of U.S. trade policies. Many businesses, including Ford and Apple, have adjusted their financial forecasts amid ongoing tariff uncertainties.
The economic landscape is marked by volatility, with several companies withdrawing guidance for future earnings and citing potential job losses. Industry leaders warn that tariffs could significantly disrupt supply chains and raise consumer prices.
Le Monde: US set to lose $12.5 billion in foreign tourism in 2025
The U.S. is projected to lose $12.5 billion in revenue from foreign tourists this year, with spending expected to drop to $181 billion, a 22.5% decline from a decade ago. The World Travel and Tourism Council attributes this to the Trump administration's immigration policies and tariffs.
Concerns over visas and safety have made foreign travelers apprehensive about visiting the U.S., leading to significant drops in arrivals from key countries. The report emphasizes the need for government support to revitalize tourism, which is crucial for the economy and job market.
#culture
The Telegraph: Britain’s Eurovision act refuses to back Israel’s entry
Britain's Eurovision act, Remember Monday, has declined to support Israel's entry, citing the complexity of the Gaza conflict. The group expressed excitement for the competition but acknowledged the challenges of commenting on such sensitive issues.
This year's Eurovision is politically charged, with Pro-Palestine protests anticipated. Israeli contestant Yuval Raphael, a survivor of a Hamas attack, expects to face boos during her performance.
#crime
The Western Journal: Chilling Plot Uncovered, Planned Assault on US Army's Detroit Arsenal Foiled: Officials
A 19-year-old Michigan resident, Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, has been arrested for plotting a terror attack on the U.S. Army's TACOM center in Detroit. The Department of Justice reports he intended to carry out a mass shooting in support of ISIS, providing ammunition and training to undercover officers.
Said was apprehended on the day of the planned assault after using a drone for reconnaissance. He faces serious charges, including attempting to support a foreign terror organization, with potential penalties of up to 20 years in prison.
Front Page Magazine: Muslim National Guard Member Plotted Terrorist Attack on Base
Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, a 19-year-old former member of the Michigan Army National Guard, was arrested for plotting a mass shooting at a U.S. military base in Warren, Michigan, on behalf of ISIS. He provided assistance for the attack, including ammunition and training for undercover officers.
Said's actions raise concerns about the motivations of individuals joining the military and the potential for radicalization within its ranks. The incident highlights the ongoing threat of domestic terrorism linked to foreign extremist groups.
Fox News: Murdaugh court clerk Becky Hill released on bond after arrest on perjury, misconduct charges
Becky Hill, the former South Carolina court clerk involved in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial, has been released on bond after being charged with obstructing justice, misconduct, and perjury. The charges relate to her alleged tampering with the jury during the trial.
Hill's actions have raised concerns about the integrity of the judicial process, with Murdaugh's defense team suggesting these developments could lead to a new trial. She previously resigned amid allegations of misconduct and has faced scrutiny for using her position for personal gain.
The Western Journal: Pam Bondi Reportedly Shifting DOJ Funds, Leftists Will Hate Where It's Headed
The Department of Justice is reallocating funds previously designated for social policy initiatives to enhance crime-fighting efforts. Under Attorney General Pam Bondi, the focus will shift away from diversity, equity, and inclusion programs towards initiatives aimed at reducing crime and supporting law enforcement.
Bondi emphasized the department's commitment to public safety, highlighting a historic seizure of fentanyl by the DEA as a significant achievement in combating drug-related crime. The changes reflect a broader strategy aligned with the administration's agenda to prioritize safety and support local law enforcement.
GB News: 'Do we have a specific problem?!' Muslim attacks on prison staff hit over 10,000 in JUST four years
GB News reports that prison staff in England and Wales have faced over 10,000 attacks from Muslim inmates from 2020 to 2024, according to Ministry of Justice data. With 15,594 Muslim prisoners currently, these attacks are more frequent than those from inmates of other faiths.
The report highlights recent violent incidents, including attacks by high-profile prisoners, prompting calls for better staff protection. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced a £4.7 billion investment to expand prison capacity, raising concerns about inmate safety and the treatment of prison officers.
#sports
Breitbart: Colts Deleted Schedule Release Video that Mocked Tyreek Hill's Arrest
The Indianapolis Colts faced backlash for a social media video portraying Miami Dolphins player Tyreek Hill as a detained dolphin, referencing his 2024 arrest. The video, inspired by Minecraft, was criticized for being inappropriate and was later removed after fans shared it online.
Hill's arrest stemmed from a driving violation, leading to his detention by police before a game. He was released shortly after and received traffic citations that were dismissed.