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17 May 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Ivey: Trump Engaging in 'Slander of Kilmar' by Saying He's Trying to Deport Criminals
Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD) criticized President Trump's comments about the Supreme Court and deportation, arguing that the assumption that all deported individuals are criminals is unfounded. He suggested that Trump's rhetoric is aimed at his supporters but does not reflect the views of many independents.
Ivey emphasized that the deportation process lacks due process and that Trump's claims may not hold up in court, indicating a disconnect between the administration's narrative and legal realities.
#politics
Breitbart: Maher: Federal Government Likely Too Concentrated in D.C., 'Too Incestuous'
Bill Maher expressed concern over the concentration of government and media in Washington, D.C., suggesting it leads to an "incestuous" environment. He supported the idea of relocating federal agencies and expanding media bureaus beyond major cities like New York and Los Angeles.
Peter Hamby echoed this sentiment, advocating for news organizations to establish more regional offices.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iranian Spy Suspects Were Asylum Seekers Who Entered UK Illegally: Reports
Three Iranian nationals have been charged in the UK for allegedly spying for Tehran after entering the country illegally and applying for asylum. They are accused of assisting a foreign intelligence service and conducting surveillance aimed at violence against journalists.
The suspects were granted leave to remain while their asylum claims were processed. Following their arrests, the UK Home Secretary announced plans to strengthen terrorism powers in response to the case.
Fox News: Iran's Khamenei launches blistering attack on Trump after Middle East visit
Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned President Trump after his Middle East visit, labeling him a liar and calling for the destruction of Israel, which he referred to as a "cancerous tumor." Khamenei criticized U.S. support for Sunni Arab states, claiming it fosters dependency.
Trump, during his trip, labeled Iran as the main destabilizing force in the region and expressed a desire for a deal to curb its nuclear ambitions. He highlighted Iran's internal issues and military setbacks, suggesting that the regime's influence is waning.
#economy
Breitbart: Maher: 'No Way' You Can Live in CA on 'Normal Salary', I'm Not 'Undertaxed Here'
Bill Maher criticized the economic conditions in California, stating that it’s impossible to live there on a normal salary. He linked the rise of platforms like OnlyFans to economic desperation, suggesting that many young women turn to it due to financial struggles.
Scott Jennings suggested political change as a solution, but Maher maintained that he feels adequately taxed and highlighted the state's economic challenges.
GB News: Electric cars to dominate sales by 2030 as new petrol and diesel vehicles disappear from roads
Global electric car sales are projected to exceed 20 million by 2025, representing over a quarter of total car sales. The market is expected to grow further, with estimates suggesting that EVs could account for more than 40% of sales by 2030, driven by decreasing prices and increased affordability.
China remains the dominant player in the EV market, with nearly half of its car sales being electric. Emerging markets in Asia and Latin America are also experiencing significant growth, while the U.S. sees a steady increase in EV adoption. Despite some stagnation in Europe, the overall trend indicates a strong future for electric vehicles globally.
#education
Fox News: Hundreds of Chick-fil-A workers are earning their college degrees without student debt
A partnership between independent Chick-fil-A operators, Point University, and Ficus Education has enabled 177 Chick-fil-A employees to graduate debt-free. The program allows employees to complete degrees online without incurring tuition costs, fostering career advancement.
Since its inception, over 500 operators have joined the initiative, which has helped avoid an estimated $11 million in student debt. The program aims to enhance recruitment and retention while empowering employees to pursue various career paths.
#crime
Fox News: Explosion rocks Palm Springs, damaging buildings and sending debris into the street
An explosion occurred in Palm Springs, California, on Saturday, damaging nearby businesses and prompting a large emergency response. The incident took place on North Indian Canyon Drive, with reports of glass blown out of windows and multiple medical service calls.
Authorities, including the Palm Springs Police and Fire Departments, are on the scene, urging residents to avoid the area. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected.