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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Washington state bill opens housing assistance to illegal immigrants, critics warn
Washington state lawmakers passed SB 5232, which may allow illegal immigrants to access cash assistance through the Housing and Essential Needs Referral Program. Critics argue this shifts resources away from citizens and lawful residents amid a $16 billion budget shortfall.
The bill removes the requirement that recipients be citizens or lawful residents, raising concerns about prioritizing noncitizens for state assistance. Governor Bob Ferguson has not indicated whether he will sign the legislation.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump's Movie Tariffs a Dream Come True for U.S. Workers Hurt by Hollywood’s Offshoring
Trump's proposal for a 100% tariff on foreign films is gaining traction among some Hollywood workers who have lost jobs to international tax incentives. Retired visual effects artist Dave Rand expressed optimism that this could revitalize the American film industry, which he believes is in decline.
While some industry insiders worry about the potential backlash from studios benefiting from foreign subsidies, Trump insists he wants to support American jobs. His administration plans to meet with Hollywood leaders to discuss strategies for boosting the domestic film sector.
GB News: Keir Starmer refuses to commit to fighting next election as Reform UK surges AGAIN
Sir Keir Starmer has not committed to contesting the next General Election, stating his focus is on rebuilding the country. Recent polling shows Reform UK gaining support, with 30% of Britons favoring them, while Labour has dropped to 25% and the Conservatives to 18%.
Prime Minister acknowledged Labour's shift in focus towards Reform UK, admitting the local election results were a wake-up call. Nigel Farage criticized the government for lagging on immigration issues, suggesting Starmer is now trying to catch up with public sentiment.
Fox News: Tim Kaine's attempt to force Salvadoran report on human rights falls flat
A Senate vote led by Sen. Tim Kaine to compel the Trump administration to report on El Salvador's human rights practices failed 45-50. Kaine argued that the resolution would freeze foreign aid if the administration did not comply, emphasizing accountability for human rights violations.
Republicans criticized the Democrats for supporting illegal immigrants, with Sen. John Barrasso questioning how this stance enhances public safety. The debate highlighted tensions over U.S. relations with El Salvador and the handling of deported individuals.
#society
The Western Journal: Stunning Writing of Pope Leo XIII Resurfaces - Blasts Socialism, Defends Family, Demands Christians Speak Out
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost, chose his name to honor Pope Leo XIII, who criticized socialism in his encyclical "Rerum Novarum." He emphasized the dignity of the individual and the importance of private property, arguing against socialist ideologies that threaten personal freedoms.
Leo XIII's teachings warned of the dangers posed by socialists to family and societal structures, asserting that any laws contrary to divine or natural law should be resisted. His legacy continues to resonate, suggesting a firm stance against ideologies that undermine traditional values.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Rubio ‘troubled’ by Gaza humanitarian crisis, urges solutions around Hamas aid theft
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exacerbated by a prolonged Israeli blockade on aid. While he did not criticize Israel directly, he acknowledged the dire situation, stating that Hamas's actions hinder aid distribution.
The newly established Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aims to facilitate aid delivery while preventing Hamas from accessing resources. However, aid organizations have criticized this plan for its potential to displace vulnerable populations and inadequately address the crisis. The initiative's funding remains uncertain, and Israel's approval for additional distribution sites is pending.
Times Of Israel: Witkoff told mediators US not planning to force Israel to end Gaza war, officials say
US special envoy Steve Witkoff has indicated that the Biden administration will not pressure Israel to end its military operations in Gaza, despite hopes from Arab mediators for a ceasefire. Prime Minister Netanyahu is only willing to consider a temporary truce contingent on Hamas releasing hostages.
Hamas has rejected Israel's terms, demanding a commitment to end the war before releasing additional hostages. As negotiations continue, Arab leaders are seeking a compromise that could lead to a permanent ceasefire, while Israel prepares for further military action if talks fail.
Forbes: Trump’s Middle East Trip: Here Are All The Major Deals Signed
President Donald Trump announced significant agreements during his Middle East visit, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars. Key deals include a $243.5 billion investment agreement with Qatar, a $600 billion investment from Saudi Arabia, and a collaboration to build the largest AI data center outside the U.S. in Abu Dhabi.
Qatar will invest $10 billion in a U.S. military facility and purchase $42 billion in weapons, while Saudi Arabia's agreements include $142 billion for military equipment and $20 billion for AI infrastructure. Trump also indicated progress on a potential nuclear deal with Iran.
#military
The Western Journal: Watch: Deployed US Troops Break Out in Chant When Trump Takes the Stage
President Trump visited Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, emphasizing U.S.-Qatar relations and military strength. He received an enthusiastic welcome from troops, who chanted "USA" as he spoke about their contributions to national security and announced pay raises for servicemembers.
The visit is part of a Middle East tour that includes stops in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, highlighting the strategic importance of the region and U.S. military presence. Trump praised the armed forces and reiterated commitments to enhancing military capabilities.
#health
Breitbart: After Decades of Tough Talk on Medicaid Waste, Fraud, and Abuse, Democrats Call GOP Reforms 'Shameful'
House Republicans are proposing significant reforms to Medicaid, aiming to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse while extending Trump-era tax cuts. The plan includes community engagement requirements for able-bodied adults and increased eligibility verification. Democrats oppose these changes, claiming they threaten healthcare access for millions.
Despite Democratic criticism, calls for reforming Medicaid have been bipartisan, with past leaders acknowledging the need to eliminate inefficiencies. A study indicated that Medicaid has faced $1.1 trillion in improper payments over the last decade, underscoring the urgency for reform.
#crime
Breitbart: Harvard Scientist Charged with Trying to Smuggle Frog Embryos into U.S.
A Russian-born scientist, Kseniia Petrova, was charged with smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. after being arrested at Logan International Airport. Customs agents discovered biological materials in her luggage, which she initially denied carrying but later admitted to possessing.
Petrova claims ignorance about the need to declare such items, despite evidence suggesting she was aware of the regulations. Her visa has been revoked, and she faces possible deportation to Russia, where she fears imprisonment due to her political stance.
Breitbart: Mexican Cartels Increasingly Using Drones to Replace 'Scouts'
Mexican cartels are increasingly using drones to monitor U.S. Border Patrol activities, replacing human scouts, particularly minors, due to the risks associated with being identified by rival cartels. Drones offer a low-risk alternative for surveillance and have even been armed for attacks.
The U.S. Navy is enhancing border security efforts with deployments to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration. Some Mexican citizens express hope for U.S. intervention to address cartel violence, citing corruption as a major barrier to improvement in the country.
Fox News: Chris Brown arrested in England over alleged London nightclub attack
Chris Brown was arrested in England for allegedly attacking music producer Abe Diaw at a Manchester nightclub in February 2023. Diaw claims he was hospitalized after being struck with a bottle and assaulted while on the ground. He has filed a $16 million lawsuit against Brown.
This incident follows a history of legal troubles for Brown, including a 2009 assault on ex-girlfriend Rihanna. He is also facing allegations of rape from an incident in October 2024. Brown is scheduled for a tour in the U.K. in mid-2024.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and VISH BURRA: El Salvador’s mega prison is a lesson to the world on how defeat violent criminals
Jack Posobiec and Vish Burra discussed their visit to El Salvador's CECOT prison, a maximum-security facility housing violent criminals, including MS-13 members. Burra noted the prison's conditions, claiming inmates receive better food and medical treatment than some Americans, contrasting the behavior of MS-13 and Tren de Aragua members.
The visit highlights ongoing legal battles over the deportation of alleged Tren de Aragua members from the U.S. The Trump administration is seeking to lift a temporary ban on their removal, citing dangerous behavior among detainees. Despite international scrutiny, CECOT is central to President Bukele's anti-crime strategy.
#other
Le Monde: Belgium parliament votes to ditch nuclear power phase-out
Belgium's parliament has officially abandoned its plan to phase out nuclear power, voting to allow the construction of new reactors. This decision comes after a two-decade commitment to shut down existing reactors by 2025 was scrapped, largely due to the energy crisis triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Energy Minister Mathieu Bihet hailed the vote as a significant step toward a resilient energy model, with nuclear currently accounting for 40% of Belgium's power generation. The new conservative-led government aims to increase nuclear's share, despite Engie's indication that it may not prioritize nuclear in its strategy.