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17 May 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: SCOTUS Sides Against Trump Again, Creating Major Hurdle to Mass Deportation Effort
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 against President Trump's expedited deportation efforts for Venezuelan immigrants, stating they are entitled to more notice before removal. The decision sends the case back to a federal appeals court for further determinations.
Trump criticized the ruling, claiming it will allow criminals to remain in the U.S. longer and complicate deportation processes. He expressed frustration that the court is hindering his administration's immigration policies.
#politics
Fox News: Biden interview audio reveals who brought up Beau's death — and it wasn't Hur
Former President Biden criticized special counsel Robert Hur for characterizing him as an elderly man with a poor memory, particularly regarding the timing of his son Beau's death. Biden expressed outrage over Hur's report during a February 2024 press conference, asserting that he had initiated the topic of Beau's death.
Audio from Biden's interview with Hur revealed significant memory lapses, raising questions about his cognitive abilities. High-profile Democrats, including Vice President Kamala Harris, defended Biden and condemned Hur's findings as politically motivated. Following the report, Biden faced challenges in a debate against Donald Trump, leading to his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race.
Breitbart: Watch: Pro Border-Control Polish Voters Chant 'Donald Trump'
Poland and Romania are set to hold presidential elections this Sunday, with candidates from both nations rallying together against open borders and neo-Marxism. Romanian candidate George Simion and Polish challenger Karol Nawrocki are advocating for a "pro-MAGA" alliance in Eastern Europe, calling for a return to traditional values and border control.
During a joint rally, supporters chanted Donald Trump's name, viewing him as a symbol of freedom. Nawrocki, representing Poland's conservative Law and Justice party, faces a challenge from pro-EU Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, who currently leads in polls. The election system requires a second round if no candidate secures over 50% of the votes.
Breitbart: Fugitive Capital Murder Suspect Released by Judge Spotlights Need for Texas Bond Reform
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a $30,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Trevor McEuen, a capital murder suspect who fled after being released on bond. Abbott emphasized the urgency for bail reform legislation, citing McEuen's case as a prime example of the need to address the state's bail system.
The proposed reform, which has bipartisan support in the Texas Senate, aims to allow judges to deny bail for serious violent crimes. While some House Democrats are reportedly open to supporting the amended bill, the fugitive remains at large.
#society
The Western Journal: Harvard President Takes Pay Cut So School Can Continue Racism Against Whites, Hatred of Jews
Harvard University President Alan Garber will take a 25% pay cut for the 2025-26 school year amid financial challenges, while the institution faces scrutiny over its handling of anti-Semitism and race-related issues. The university has lost $2.2 billion in grants and may lose its tax-exempt status.
Despite financial strains, Harvard has opted for salary reductions rather than addressing the underlying issues of perceived institutional bias. Critics argue that the university prioritizes ideological conformity over educational excellence, as it continues to face pressure from the Trump administration regarding its policies.
Le Monde: Tornadoes kill over 20 people in Kentucky and Missouri
Severe storms in Missouri and Kentucky have resulted in over 20 fatalities and left nearly 200,000 people without power. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear reported at least 14 deaths in his state, while Missouri recorded seven. Emergency declarations have been made in multiple counties.
The destruction includes leveled homes and extensive damage in Eastern Kentucky, a historically impoverished area. Concerns have been raised about potential staffing shortages in weather forecasting due to recent federal layoffs.
The Western Journal: Jerry Seinfeld Responds After Being Told He Supports 'Genocide of Babies'
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld responded to a heckler accusing him of supporting "the genocide of babies in Gaza" with laughter and a quip, "Only you," while leaving a Knicks game. Seinfeld has been a vocal supporter of Israel, especially after the October 2023 Hamas attacks.
He described a December 2023 visit to Israel as "the most powerful experience of my life" and has faced similar heckling incidents during performances, often turning them into comedic moments.
#economy
GB News: Nissan could use Sunderland factory to produce Chinese cars amid job cuts - 'Everything is on the table'
Nissan is considering producing Chinese vehicles at its Sunderland plant following significant job cuts and factory closures. The company reported a net loss of £3.4 billion despite selling 3.3 million units in the last financial year.
The Sunderland factory, Nissan's only European facility, is underutilized and could benefit from collaboration with its Chinese partner, Dongfeng, to improve profitability and potentially create new jobs. However, challenges such as high operational costs and competitive manufacturing conditions in the UK remain a concern.
#military
Breitbart: Nigeria Signs Major Deal with Chinese State Weapons Manufacturer
Nigeria has signed a significant agreement with a Chinese arms manufacturer to establish a munitions factory in the country. The deal includes the production of various ammunition types and military hardware maintenance, alongside technology transfers and training for Nigerian defense personnel.
Historically, Nigeria's ties with the U.S. have been strained due to perceived inadequate security cooperation, particularly during the Obama and Biden administrations. This dissatisfaction has led Nigeria to strengthen its military partnership with China, which offers support without conditions related to human rights.
#technology
Breitbart: Study: Professionals Look Down on Colleagues Who Use AI
A Duke University study reveals that employees using AI tools at work may face negative judgments from peers and managers, harming their professional reputation. Despite AI's potential to enhance productivity, those who utilize it are often perceived as less competent and diligent.
The research indicates a widespread social stigma against AI use, affecting hiring decisions and leading to reluctance in disclosing AI usage. However, when AI is deemed beneficial for specific tasks, negative perceptions can diminish, posing a challenge for organizations aiming to implement AI effectively.