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15 May 2025
#illegals
GB News: Mel Stride blasts Labour for 'record high' migration: 'They promised to reverse the numbers!'
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Labour's handling of migration, noting a record 12,000 small boat crossings this year despite government promises to reduce them. He emphasized the need for a strong deterrent, such as the scrapped Rwanda plan, to control illegal migration.
As Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits Albania to enhance efforts against migrant smuggling, he acknowledges past successes in reducing Albanian arrivals. Starmer plans to expand cooperation with Balkan nations to strengthen border security and tackle the issue of migrants evading authorities.
#politics
Fox News: SEN JOHN KENNEDY: Why SCOTUS should seize opportunity to eliminate universal injunctions
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on May 15 regarding the power of district court judges to issue universal injunctions, which halt federal policies nationwide. This practice, which has grown in frequency, allows individual judges to override laws and regulations without thorough legal scrutiny.
Critics argue that universal injunctions undermine the judicial process and grant excessive power to a single judge, potentially destabilizing the government and judicial system. Both Democratic and Republican officials have called for the Supreme Court to end this practice, emphasizing its detrimental impact on legal decision-making.
#society
Fox News: King Charles, Prince Harry’s painful feud ‘damaging’ monarch’s reign as gutted son remains furious: expert
King Charles III faces ongoing challenges with his son, Prince Harry, whose public grievances threaten to overshadow the monarchy. Experts warn that the rift could undermine Charles' leadership, particularly as he battles cancer. Harry's recent interviews and memoir have exacerbated tensions, leading to concerns about the monarchy's future.
Despite Harry's pleas for reconciliation, sources indicate that King Charles has not responded to his attempts to reach out. Royal watchers emphasize the need for Charles to maintain dignity and protocol during this tumultuous period, as public opinion shifts regarding the royal family's relevance.
Fox News: This local NPR CEO is speaking out as Trump order threatens funding for public stations
A public radio station in Western North Carolina, Blue Ridge Public Radio (BPR), faces potential funding cuts due to an executive order from the Trump administration aimed at halting federal support for NPR and PBS. BPR relies on approximately $300,000 annually from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which could impact its operations and employee morale.
BPR's management emphasizes the importance of local journalism, especially during emergencies like Hurricane Helene, and expresses concern that losing federal funding would hinder their ability to serve the community effectively. They urge listeners to support the station through donations to maintain vital local news coverage.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Death of the last maverick mercenary may herald something far worse for Africa
Simon Mann, the former mercenary who died at 72, was emblematic of a bygone era of white mercenaries in Africa. His failed "Wonga Coup" in 2004 seemed outdated, yet his legacy persists as foreign mercenaries are now more prevalent than ever on the continent.
The rise of groups like the Russian Wagner Group, along with increasing numbers of Turkish, Chinese, and potentially American mercenaries, indicates a shift in the landscape. While some claim to be private military contractors, their roles in training armies and counterinsurgency operations continue to evolve, though few match the flair of Mann's generation.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Claims India Has Offered To Charge No Tariffs On U.S. Goods
President Trump announced that India has proposed a deal to charge no tariffs on U.S. goods, seeking to strengthen trade relations amid ongoing tensions with China. He did not provide further details, and Indian officials have not commented on the claim.
Trump also mentioned his discussions with Apple CEO Tim Cook, suggesting he prefers U.S. production over manufacturing in India. This follows his earlier plan to impose reciprocal tariffs on imports from various countries, including a paused 27% tariff on Indian goods.
#military
Times Of Israel: Gazans report new strikes at site where IDF targeted Sinwar, whose fate is still unclear
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, particularly around Khan Younis, have intensified following an operation aimed at Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar. Reports indicate multiple strikes, resulting in significant casualties, including over 100 deaths since Wednesday, though figures remain unverified.
The IDF has not confirmed whether Sinwar was killed, but speculation suggests other senior Hamas officials may have been present during the strikes. Evacuation warnings have been issued for various areas in Gaza, with reports of destruction and civilian suffering amid ongoing military actions.
#crime
Le Monde: Gérard Depardieu also convicted over 'secondary victimization' charges
Gérard Depardieu was convicted by a Paris court for sexual assaults, receiving an 18-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay compensation to his victims. Notably, the court recognized "secondary victimization," requiring Depardieu to pay €1,000 to each victim for harm suffered during the trial.
This ruling marks a significant acknowledgment of secondary victimization in France, aligning with the European Court of Human Rights' stance since 2015 that judicial processes can inflict additional suffering on victims of sexual violence.