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18 May 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Migrant Reality Show: Competing for a Fast-Track to Citizenship? - Liberty Nation News
A new reality show concept titled "The American" is being pitched to the Department of Homeland Security, featuring illegal immigrants competing for a fast track to U.S. citizenship. The show would have contestants arriving at Ellis Island and participating in various challenges across different states.
While the idea has garnered attention, it is still in the early vetting stages, with DHS clarifying that no official support has been given. The producer aims to celebrate the immigration process and provide a platform for migrants to share their stories.
#politics
Breitbart: South African Opposition Leader: Afrikaner Refugees Made 'Mistake' by Leaving for U.S.
John Steenhuisen, leader of the Democratic Alliance, criticized Afrikaner refugees for leaving South Africa, claiming they made a mistake. He asserted that the country is not facing genocide or unjust land expropriation, emphasizing that crime affects all citizens equally.
Steenhuisen will join President Cyril Ramaphosa’s delegation to the U.S. to address misconceptions about South Africa's policies. Critics argue that the Democratic Alliance has aligned too closely with the ruling ANC, particularly on issues like the Expropriation Act.
#society
Fox News: Portugal's nationwide blackout taught me about a power source that never fails
On April 28, a massive power outage struck both Portugal and Spain, leaving tens of thousands of train passengers stranded and disrupting telecommunications. Businesses closed, traffic lights failed, and panic buying ensued as people sought food and cash, causing chaos in major cities.
Power was restored within 10-14 hours, allowing life to return to normal for over 59 million people. The event prompted reflections on reliance on divine power amid human struggles.
Fox News: Trump's idea to make Americans have babies again gets mixed reviews from experts
President Trump proposed a $5,000 baby bonus to encourage childbirth, but experts highlight mixed results from similar programs in countries like Singapore, Hungary, and Australia. Critics argue financial incentives alone may not address deeper issues affecting family planning.
While some support the idea, they stress the need for comprehensive support systems for families, including healthcare and emotional assistance. Senator Ted Cruz also introduced a proposal for a $1,000 tax-advantaged account for children, aiming to foster long-term financial growth.
GB News: Two dead and 19 injured after Mexican navy ship smashes into New York's Brooklyn Bridge
A Mexican navy ship, the Cuauhtémoc, crashed into New York's Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in two crew members dead and at least 19 injured. The incident occurred when the ship lost power and collided with the bridge's underside while traveling in reverse.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams confirmed the fatalities and injuries, with two individuals in critical condition. Authorities reported that mechanical issues led to the collision, and the bridge has since reopened without damage. The Cuauhtémoc was scheduled for a lengthy voyage, visiting multiple ports.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it has begun ‘broad’ ground operations as it expands new Gaza offensive
The Israel Defense Force has initiated extensive ground operations in the Gaza Strip as part of "Operation Gideon’s Chariots," following a week of airstrikes targeting Hamas. Palestinian officials report over 400 fatalities in Gaza from Israeli strikes, with significant casualties among civilians.
Israeli military aims to disrupt Hamas's operations and control humanitarian aid distribution in the region. Reports indicate that all public hospitals in northern Gaza are out of service due to the ongoing conflict. Hamas has faced substantial leadership losses, with recent airstrikes reportedly killing key figures.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Former ME Gov. Paul LePage: Democrats Want Americans in 'Economic Shackles'
Former Maine Governor Paul LePage criticized Democrats for keeping taxpayers in "economic shackles" during a recent interview. He highlighted his past reforms, such as placing pictures on EBT cards to combat drug abuse, and expressed a desire to implement a tiered welfare system to help people transition out of poverty.
LePage argued that current welfare policies discourage low-income individuals from accepting small pay raises due to the risk of losing benefits. He believes a tiered system would allow for gradual improvement in financial stability, contrasting this with what he sees as a Democratic preference for maintaining an underclass.
#crime
Breitbart: Second Man Arrested over Arson Against UK PM Starmer's Property
A second suspect has been arrested in connection with arson attacks targeting U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's properties. The 26-year-old was detained at Luton Airport on conspiracy charges, following the arrest of a 21-year-old Ukrainian man who faces multiple arson counts.
The fires occurred in north London between May 8 and May 12, damaging Starmer's former home, an apartment he once lived in, and a car he previously owned. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is being led by counterterrorism detectives. Starmer condemned the incidents as attacks on democracy.
Fox News: Check washing crisis fueled by AI and mail theft
Check washing fraud is on the rise, with criminals using sophisticated techniques to alter stolen checks and drain victims' accounts. In 2023, suspicious activity reports related to check fraud increased by 134% compared to 2020, leading to significant financial losses.
To protect against check washing, individuals should use secure writing tools, monitor bank accounts, and consider digital payment methods. Simple measures like using a black gel pen, securing mail, and signing up for identity theft protection can significantly reduce the risk of falling victim to this crime.