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20 May 2025
#illegals
GB News: Keir Starmer's EU deal is missing one major issue... and it's on every voter's lips
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's EU reset deal has not achieved a crucial migrant-return agreement, which many British voters prioritize. Despite strong rhetoric on immigration, EU leaders have rebuffed UK attempts for bilateral agreements, insisting negotiations occur at the European level.
Starmer's recent immigration promises, including offshore detention camps, may be seen as efforts to counter Nigel Farage's rising influence. With Channel crossings increasing and critics labeling the deal as lacking substance, Starmer faces mounting pressure to deliver effective immigration control.
#politics
The Telegraph: Democrat congresswoman charged with assault following ICE protest
Democrat Congresswoman LaMonica McIver has been charged with assaulting federal agents during a protest outside a migrant detention center in Newark, New Jersey. The Justice Department alleges she impeded law enforcement while demonstrating with other lawmakers on May 9.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was also arrested during the incident. U.S. Attorney Alina Habba emphasized that no one is above the law, highlighting efforts made to resolve the issue without criminal charges.
Fox News: Alina Habba drops federal trespassing charge against Dem mayor, offers ICE facility tour: 'Nothing to hide'
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka will not face a federal trespassing charge related to an incident at an ICE facility, as the U.S. Attorney's office has decided to dismiss the case. Baraka is invited to tour the facility to address transparency concerns.
In contrast, Rep. LaMonica McIver faces charges for allegedly assaulting law enforcement during the same incident. Baraka expressed support for McIver and emphasized his commitment to advocating for humane treatment of detainees at Delaney Hall.
#society
Fox News: Flight passenger brings whole rotisserie chicken as carry-on, calling it her 'designer bag'
Chloe Gray gained attention on social media after bringing a rotisserie chicken as her carry-on luggage during a flight from Newark to California. She shared her experience on TikTok, highlighting her preference for packing meals over buying airport food.
While some commenters expressed disapproval of her unconventional choice, Gray defended her decision, stating it was simply a convenient meal option. TSA agents were reportedly polite and understanding during her security screening.
Fox News: Nebraska becomes first state approved to ban soda purchases with food stamps
Nebraska has become the first state to receive federal approval to ban the purchase of soda and energy drinks using SNAP benefits, affecting around 152,000 low-income individuals. This decision, supported by Nebraska's governor, aims to promote healthier food choices.
Other states, including Arkansas and Colorado, are also seeking similar waivers. Critics argue that this approach could increase stigma and administrative burdens for those facing food insecurity, emphasizing that incentive-based methods are more effective for improving nutrition.
Le Monde: What causes the contaminations that led Nestlé to filter its Perrier water?
The mineral water fraud scandal involving Nestlé's Perrier plant in Vergèze, France, escalates as the prefect demands the removal of microfiltration systems by July 7. The inquiry revealed that the aquifers are contaminated, contradicting Nestlé's claims of purity.
Contaminants include pesticides, nitrates, and fecal bacteria, leading to significant product recalls and raising concerns over the integrity of the natural mineral water label.
#health
Fox News: RFK Jr. slams Democrat in fiery hearing, says senator presided 'over the destruction' of US health for decades
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Senator Patty Murray during a Senate hearing, accusing her of contributing to the decline of American health over her 32-year tenure. The exchange became heated as they debated issues related to chronic disease and funding cuts at the NIH.
Murray challenged Kennedy on alleged staffing cuts and the impact on clinical trials, while Kennedy dismissed her claims as untrustworthy. The contentious dialogue highlighted tensions over health care policies and budget proposals, with Kennedy promising to look into specific cases raised by Murray.