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16 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Judge on warpath presses Trump DOJ on Abrego Garcia deportation, answers leave courtroom in stunned silence
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis criticized Trump administration lawyers during a hearing regarding Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian migrant deported due to an administrative error. The judge expressed disbelief at the Justice Department's claims of lawful detention and removal, emphasizing the absence of a valid removal order.
Xinis highlighted the government's failure to comply with court orders and questioned their attempts to invoke state secrets privilege. She concluded that Abrego Garcia's removal was unlawful and noted the government's inadequate disclosure of documents related to the case. The judge indicated she would allow the government more time to respond but reiterated the seriousness of the situation.
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: No Love Lost Between Trump and 'The Boss'
President Trump concluded a significant Middle East trip, securing economic deals and easing sanctions on Syria, while also warning Iran. Meanwhile, a small faction of Republicans blocked a crucial bill in a House committee, and Trump criticized Bruce Springsteen for his remarks about the administration.
In other news, Trump expressed a desire to meet with Putin to discuss the Ukraine conflict and faced scrutiny from Democrats regarding Biden's legacy as the 2028 presidential race begins. Additionally, a federal judge dismissed charges against 98 individuals arrested in a military zone on the Mexican border.
Breitbart: House Budget Committee Votes Down Big Beautiful Bill, Seeking More Conservative Reforms
The House Budget Committee voted against President Trump's budget reconciliation bill, with a vote of 16 to 21, as conservative members expressed dissatisfaction with its provisions. Speaker Mike Johnson proceeded with the markup despite prior warnings from committee conservatives about the bill's shortcomings.
Despite the setback, negotiations are expected to continue, with conservatives seeking more significant changes to align the bill with Trump's agenda. Trump emphasized the urgency of passing the legislation to avoid tax increases and protect essential services. The goal remains to send a revised bill to his desk by July 4.
GB News: 'Sincerest form of flattery!' Suella Braverman 'takes credit' as Keir Starmer 'imitates' ex-Home Secretary's migration stance
Suella Braverman, a former Conservative Home Secretary, commented on Sir Keir Starmer's recent tough stance on immigration, suggesting that imitation is flattering. She noted that Starmer's remarks reflect a response to pressures from Reform UK after recent local elections.
Braverman emphasized that while Starmer's rhetoric is significant, it often does not translate into actual policy changes due to Treasury resistance against limiting migration for economic reasons. She likened the situation to past statements from Tony Blair and David Cameron on immigration.
#society
Breitbart: FCC Brendan Carr Successfully Moves Verizon to Ditch Diversity Policies
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has prompted Verizon to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, deeming them discriminatory. Verizon will restructure its HR, remove DEI references from training, and shift focus to opportunities for small and veteran-owned businesses.
The company will also open Employee Resource Groups to all employees and remove diversity-related metrics from performance evaluations and supplier programs. Carr previously raised concerns about DEI practices at Verizon and Comcast, labeling them as potentially violating FCC regulations and civil rights laws.
#economy
Breitbart: Former Walmart CEO Suggests Company Could Absorb Tariff Impacts
Walmart's former CEO Bill Simon indicated the company could manage tariff impacts without significant price increases, despite current CEO Doug McMillon stating higher tariffs will lead to higher prices. Simon noted Walmart's gross profit margin has grown, suggesting they can absorb some costs.
Polling reveals many U.S. consumers, especially swing voters, are concerned retailers might exploit tariffs to raise prices unjustly, recalling price gouging during the pandemic. A survey found three-quarters of respondents believe retailers will use tariffs as an excuse to increase costs.
#health
Fox News: First blood test for Alzheimer’s diagnosis cleared by FDA
The FDA has approved Lumipulse, the first blood test for early detection of Alzheimer’s disease in adults over 55 showing symptoms. This test identifies amyloid plaques in the brain, providing a less invasive and more accessible alternative to costly PET scans.
While the test shows a 91.7% accuracy in detecting these plaques, the FDA cautions about potential false positives that could lead to misdiagnosis. The new technology aims to improve diagnosis for the nearly seven million Americans currently affected by Alzheimer’s.
#crime
The Telegraph: Ten inmates escape from New Orleans prison after digging hole in wall
Ten inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail by digging a hole behind a lavatory. A manhunt is underway for the fugitives, including a convicted murderer. Authorities are reviewing security protocols and investigating how the escape occurred.
Louisiana officials condemned the incident, with the Attorney General stating it was "beyond unacceptable." Law enforcement is working with federal agencies to locate the escapees and ensure the safety of potential witnesses.
Breitbart: Coinbase Hackers Demand $20 Million Ransom Payment - Company Puts Bounty on Their Heads Instead
Coinbase revealed it suffered a significant cyberattack, exposing sensitive customer data and potentially costing up to $400 million. The hackers demanded a $20 million ransom, but Coinbase opted to offer a reward for information on the attackers instead.
The breach involved bribed contractors who leaked customer information, though no direct access to funds was gained. Coinbase has since improved security measures and committed to reimbursing affected customers. This incident highlights ongoing cybersecurity challenges in the cryptocurrency sector.