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#illegals
Fox News: You might get deported, Trump's Middle East victory lap, and more from Fox News Opinion
President Donald Trump received a warm welcome during his visit to Qatar and the UAE, highlighting his diplomatic engagements. Meanwhile, discussions around illegal immigration continue, with concerns about the financial implications of current border policies.
The article also touches on potential conflicts between Trump and the judiciary, as well as issues related to northern border security and Canada's immigration policies. The ongoing debate about due process under the Trump administration raises concerns about deportations.
#society
Forbes: NJ Transit Strike 2025: What To Know About Work Stoppage Affecting Thousands Of Commuters
New Jersey Transit rail engineers began a strike early Friday, halting service for one of the nation’s busiest commuter rail systems and affecting around 100,000 daily riders. This is the first major strike for NJ Transit in 40 years, initiated due to a wage dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and NJ Transit.
The union claims workers have not seen pay increases since 2019 and are underpaid compared to peers, while NJ Transit argues its wage proposal is competitive and that meeting union demands would lead to significant fare hikes or service cuts. Alternative bus services are being offered, but they will only accommodate a fraction of the usual train riders.
GB News: Major toll bridge faces closure amid HGVs breaking safety weight restrictions - 'Irresponsible drivers'
The Warburton Toll Bridge may face a complete shutdown due to numerous heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and tractors violating weight restrictions during ongoing upgrades. Despite clear signage and barriers, some drivers continue to illegally access the bridge, with reports of obscured number plates and false permit claims.
Authorities stress that these violations jeopardize safety and hinder upgrade efforts, which began in October 2022 and are expected to last 12 months. The toll will increase from 12p to £1 post-upgrade, with discounts for local residents. Local officials and police are monitoring the situation closely.
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Edan Alexander’s return is a reminder of Trump’s negotiating power
Hamas has released Edan Alexander, the last American hostage, after 584 days, as a gesture towards President Trump. His return highlights Trump's negotiating skills, though it also serves as a reminder of the antisemitism that led to Alexander's captivity and the ongoing conflict.
Despite this release, 58 hostages remain, and the violence initiated by Hamas has spurred a rise in antisemitism in the U.S. The Anti-Defamation League reported a significant increase in antisemitic incidents in recent years, underscoring the persistent threat.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump Sends Formal Nuclear Proposal to Iran, Warns 'Something Bad Is Going to Happen' if Response Isn't Swift
President Trump confirmed that the U.S. has sent a formal proposal to Iran regarding its nuclear program, emphasizing the need for a swift response from Tehran. Negotiations have reached an expert level, but a key issue remains Iran's uranium enrichment, which the U.S. wants to halt.
Iranian officials have expressed confusion over the U.S. position, citing contradictory statements from the Trump administration. The ongoing talks aim to limit Iran's nuclear capabilities in exchange for easing economic sanctions, with Trump warning of potential military action if an agreement is not reached.
The Western Journal: They Want America to Fail: Dem Lawmakers Move to Tank Trump's $200 Billion Deal with UAE Same Day He Announced It
Democratic lawmakers are moving to block President Trump's $200 billion arms deal with the UAE, citing concerns over the UAE's alleged support for paramilitary forces in Sudan's civil war. Resolutions of disapproval were introduced in both the Senate and House on the same day as the deal announcement.
Critics argue that the Democrats' focus on Sudan is a political maneuver to undermine Trump, while the arms sales themselves are unlikely to be diverted to the Rapid Support Forces. The situation highlights a broader political struggle over foreign policy and arms sales in the U.S.
#religion
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and DR. TAYLOR MARSHALL: Did the Vatican choose an American Pope to chase US Dollars amid financial struggles?
Jack Posobiec discussed the Vatican's financial challenges with Dr. Taylor Marshall, noting that despite its extensive property holdings, liquidity issues are causing financial strain. Declining attendance has led to reduced donations, prompting concerns about the Vatican's relationship with American Catholics and the Chinese Communist Party.
Marshall highlighted the ongoing tension between Pope Francis and American Catholics, emphasizing the importance of U.S. financial support for the Church. He warned that alienating American Catholics could jeopardize the Vatican's financial stability and called for a reassessment of strategies moving forward.
#crime
Fox News: Suspected FSU campus shooter indicted on murder charges for allegedly killing 2, injuring 6
Phoenix Ikner, 20, has been indicted on two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder following a mass shooting at Florida State University on April 17, 2025. The grand jury characterized the incident as "our community's worst nightmare," detailing that Ikner used firearms stolen from his parents.
Ikner, who was hospitalized for a jaw injury sustained during the shooting, appeared in court and has been appointed a public defender. He is being held without bond due to his stepmother's position as a deputy sheriff. The victims have been identified as Robert Morales and Tiru Chabba.
The Telegraph: P Diddy trial live: Cassie Ventura continues testimony in sex-trafficking case
Cassie Ventura testified against Sean “Diddy” Combs, recounting an assault in 2016 where he hit her and dragged her at a hotel. In court, she emphasized her humanity, stating, “I’m not a rag doll, I’m someone’s child.” Combs faces serious charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking.
If convicted, he could face a minimum of 15 years in prison, with the possibility of life.