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#illegals
Breitbart: Indiana: FBI Releases Statistics on Illegal Migrant Raids with 23 Arrests
The FBI reported 23 arrests during illegal migrant raids in Southern Indiana, with 18 individuals having prior criminal histories. The operation, conducted in late April, involved multiple federal agencies, highlighting the effectiveness of interagency collaboration in addressing public safety threats.
The arrested included individuals with offenses related to intoxication, injuries to others, and drug trafficking. The operation aimed to enhance community safety by identifying and apprehending those violating federal laws, including immigration statutes.
#politics
Fox News: Republican says Biden started controversial negotiations for backup Air Force One
Sen. Markwayne Mullin stated that negotiations for a $400 million temporary replacement for Air Force One began under the Biden administration, not the Trump administration. He emphasized the need for a backup as the current Air Force One is nearly 40 years old and lacks a replacement.
Qatari officials dismissed allegations of influence buying related to the plane gift, with Trump asserting that the aircraft is for the U.S. government, not for personal use. He compared the situation to past gifts, like the Statue of Liberty, highlighting the historical precedent for accepting foreign donations.
The Federalist: How It Would Work If Trump Used The Comey Standard On Comey
James Comey's recent social media post, interpreted as a call for violence against President Trump, has drawn significant backlash. Critics argue that Comey, who has evaded accountability for past actions during his tenure as FBI director, should face serious repercussions for his behavior, including incitement to violence.
The piece outlines Comey's controversial role in the Trump-Russia investigation and his alleged manipulation of events to undermine Trump's presidency. It calls for thorough investigation into Comey's conduct, suggesting that without proper scrutiny and punishment, such actions may continue to undermine the rule of law and democratic institutions.
Le Monde: Portugal's far right leads among youth ahead of legislative elections
In Portugal's upcoming legislative elections, the far-right party Chega is gaining traction among voters aged 18 to 24, polling at 23%, matching the ruling center-right coalition. This shift signals a potential end to the long-standing anti-authoritarian political culture in the country.
Historian Antonio Costa Pinto notes that young voters have largely forgotten the dictatorship era. Chega previously garnered 18% of the votes in March 2024, marking a significant rise since its emergence in 2019. The snap elections follow a failed confidence motion against Prime Minister Luis Montenegro.
Fox News: Trump-appointed federal judge rules against Biden-era sex-based employment discrimination guidance
A federal judge ruled that parts of the Biden administration's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidance, which includes sexual orientation and gender identity under Title VII protections, are "contrary to law." Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk's decision supports the Heritage Foundation's challenge against the EEOC's definitions.
The ruling aligns with previous Trump administration policies, emphasizing a binary understanding of sex in employment law. The White House hailed the decision as a victory for women and common sense, while EEOC officials previously maintained that LGBTQI+ workers are protected under federal law.
The Federalist: Dems Won't Condemn Comey's Incitement Of Anti-Trump Violence
Former FBI Director James Comey's recent social media post, which featured a photo of seashells arranged to suggest "86 47," has drawn criticism for its perceived implication of violence against President Trump. Despite the clear connotation of "86" as slang for assassination, prominent Democrats have remained silent when asked to condemn the post.
Comey's defense of his post, claiming ignorance of its violent interpretation, has been met with skepticism, given his background in law enforcement. The lack of outrage from Democrats, who typically respond strongly to perceived threats, raises questions about their stance on accountability and the implications of Comey's message in a politically charged environment.
Breitbart: Rand Paul Grills Middle East Affairs Nominee Over Lies About U.S. Troops in Syria
Sen. Rand Paul is questioning Joel Rayburn, Trump's nominee for Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, about former Ambassador James Jeffrey's admission of misleading the president on troop levels in Syria. Jeffrey claimed there were more troops than the 200 Trump was informed about, leading to accusations of deception.
During a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Paul pressed Rayburn on whether he was aware of any cover-up regarding troop numbers, which Rayburn denied. Paul expressed concern over Jeffrey's actions, calling them "tantamount to treason," and emphasized the need for transparency in U.S. leadership.
#society
Breitbart: Two Firemen, One Civilian, Killed in Former Royal Air Force Base Fire
A fire at a former British military base in Bicester resulted in the deaths of two firefighters and a civilian. The blaze, which erupted in a warehouse, produced large smoke plumes and explosions, leading to serious injuries for two additional firefighters.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed condolences and praised the bravery of the firefighters involved. Fire crews managed to control the fire by Friday morning but continued to monitor the situation.
The Western Journal: US House Put Up for Auction After Seller Realizes It Was Pope Leo XIV’s Childhood Home
A home in Dolton, Illinois, where Pope Leo XIV lived as a child, is up for auction starting at $250,000. The owner, Pawel Radzik, aims to capitalize on the property's significance following the pope's election, with hopes of attracting global interest.
The house, largely rebuilt, was previously listed for $66,000 and saw a surge of offers after the pope's election. The auction strategy is intended to maximize exposure and potential sale price, with projections suggesting it could reach seven figures.
Fox News: Best Memorial Day deals: Get up to 64% off from Home Depot, Walmart, Amazon, Wayfair and other stores
Memorial Day sales are in full swing, offering significant discounts on a variety of products, including mattresses, electronics, outdoor furniture, and appliances. Major retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowe's are participating, making it an ideal time for consumers to upgrade their living spaces and tech gadgets.
Highlights include mattress deals from brands like Beautyrest and Purple, electronics discounts on items like Beats headphones and smart TVs, and outdoor furniture sales. Retailers are slashing prices to attract shoppers looking to enhance their homes for the summer season.
Breitbart: Report: Melania Trump Statue Vanishes from Slovenia
A bronze statue of Melania Trump has been stolen from her hometown of Sevnica, Slovenia, with reports indicating it was sawed off at the ankles. Local police are investigating the incident. This follows the destruction of a previous wooden statue in 2020.
Despite facing criticism, Melania Trump has actively engaged in legislative efforts, notably supporting the Take It Down Act to protect children from online exploitation. She has also participated in community support initiatives and resumed public tours of the White House.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: 16-year-old Israeli arrested for carrying out tasks on behalf of Iranian agents
A 16-year-old Israeli was arrested for allegedly collaborating with Iranian operatives, engaging in activities harmful to national security for money. Tasks included hiding funds, photographing locations, and distributing inciting flyers. Authorities emphasize the need for parental guidance on internet safety.
Iranian intelligence has intensified efforts to recruit Israelis for espionage, with multiple cases of individuals involved in serious offenses, including assassination plots. Police warn against contact with foreign agents and promise strict legal repercussions for such activities.
#economy
GB News: King Charles's personal wealth soars as monarch's new position on rich list revealed
King Charles III's personal wealth has risen by £30 million to £640 million, making him twice as wealthy as his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II. He now ranks joint 238th on the Sunday Times Rich List, benefiting from an investment portfolio inherited from the Queen.
The list reveals a decline in UK billionaires, dropping from 165 to 156, marking the largest fall in its 37-year history. This decline is attributed to recent tax changes affecting non-domiciled individuals.
#military
The Western Journal: Graphic: Reported New Vandalism of Trump, Hegseth Chain-of-Command Portraits Is Worst Yet
Vandalism has occurred at Offutt Air Force Base, where portraits of President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth were defaced with the phrase "FDT" in yellow spray paint. This incident follows a similar event at Fort McCoy, where portraits were turned away from view.
The acts of vandalism raise concerns about dissent within the military, particularly in response to Trump's efforts to eliminate diversity and inclusion policies. Critics argue these actions reflect a broader ideological conflict within the armed forces.
#culture
Fox News: Ana de Armas calls working with Tom Cruise 'so much fun' as pair sparks relationship rumors
Ana de Armas shared insights about her collaboration with Tom Cruise during a recent "Good Morning America" appearance, hinting at multiple upcoming projects. The two stars are reportedly working together on the film "Deeper," directed by Doug Liman.
Romance rumors have intensified as the pair were spotted together in London, including a birthday outing for de Armas. Despite previous denials of a romantic relationship, their frequent public appearances have fueled speculation.
#health
Forbes: FDA Clears First Blood Test For Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
The FDA has approved the first blood test for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease, allowing it to be marketed in the U.S. This test, developed by Fujirebio, is a significant advancement compared to existing tests that require invasive spinal taps for cerebrospinal fluid samples.
The blood test offers a less invasive option for detecting Alzheimer’s, which affects 10% of individuals aged 65 and older. This marks a notable milestone in the effort to improve diagnosis and management of the disease.