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#illegals
Fox News: Federal judge slaps hold on new Oklahoma immigration law
A federal judge in Oklahoma has temporarily halted a 2024 law that criminalizes illegal immigration in the state, pending a court challenge. The law, which allows law enforcement to arrest undocumented immigrants, has drawn criticism from the state attorney general, who calls the decision "outrageous."
The ACLU welcomed the judge's ruling, stating it protects immigrants' rights, while the attorney general argues it undermines state efforts to combat illegal activities. The law's future will be reconsidered in a court hearing scheduled for early June.
#politics
The Federalist: Jen Psaki Provided Political Cover For Biden’s Ghost Presidency
Jen Psaki, former White House press secretary, has been criticized for her role in managing narratives around President Biden's health and competence. Despite her claims of Biden's capabilities, many observers note that his public appearances are infrequent and often marred by gaffes, raising concerns about his mental acuity.
Psaki has defended Biden by downplaying his missteps and suggesting that public perception is skewed due to a lack of exposure to his "magic." However, her assertions have faced scrutiny, especially as Biden's age and mental fitness continue to be debated among voters and former staffers.
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: House vote on 'big, beautiful bill' could come as early as today
The House is poised to potentially vote on a significant budget reconciliation bill as early as today or tonight. Speaker Mike Johnson aims for a vote before Memorial Day, leveraging the holiday to encourage GOP members to support the bill.
The House Rules Committee is meeting to finalize amendments, including a proposal to raise the SALT deduction cap for high-tax states. The GOP can afford to lose only three votes for the bill to pass.
The Federalist: Biden Diagnosis Raises Questions About Who Made Decisions
President Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to the bone, raising questions about his decision-making during his presidency. Analysts suggest that this diagnosis may have affected his ability to lead effectively.
Key decisions under scrutiny include the nomination of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, controversial pardons, the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, relaxed border policies, and COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Critics argue these actions may not have reflected Biden's full capacity to govern.
Fox News: Virginia Democratic Rep Gerry Connolly dead at 75
Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., has died at the age of 75 after a battle with esophageal cancer. His family announced his passing, highlighting his dedication to public service and contributions to the community, including his work as a legislator and advocate for democracy and the environment.
Connolly was remembered for his commitment to helping the disadvantaged and for his impactful legacy in the region. He served on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and in Congress, leaving a mark on various local initiatives.
GB News: Gibraltar negotiations have 'reached the point of no return', Fabian Picardo claims
Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo announced that a post-Brexit deal is nearly finalized, expressing optimism about the ongoing negotiations. He emphasized that while progress has been made, the deal is not yet complete.
The Western Journal: Trump Issues Genuinely Shocking Message on Joe Biden - Extremely Kind to Him, Furious at His Handlers
Donald Trump expressed unexpected sympathy for Joe Biden on Truth Social, defending the former president's character amid reports of Biden's serious health issues, including aggressive prostate cancer. Trump criticized Biden's handlers for allegedly covering up his condition and suggested they were exploiting him for political gain.
Trump's remarks may appeal to traditional Democrats disillusioned with party leadership, potentially attracting them to the GOP. His post highlights a more compassionate side of Trump, contrasting with typical political rhetoric.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Pro-Russian former Ukrainian MP shot dead near Madrid
Andriy Portnov, a former Ukrainian politician and aide to ex-president Viktor Yanukovych, was shot dead in Madrid on May 21. The incident occurred outside an American private school, where he was ambushed by unidentified gunmen as he prepared to enter his vehicle.
Portnov, who faced U.S. sanctions for corruption, had a controversial past and fled Ukraine after Yanukovych's fall. Ukrainian authorities have not officially commented on the assassination, but it aligns with a pattern of targeted killings linked to the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Le Monde: Facing rising protectionism, Europe seeks to drive growth at home
Stéphane Séjourné, the European Commission's executive vice president, highlighted the urgent need to eliminate internal market barriers that hinder growth in the EU's 450 million-person market. Despite widespread acknowledgment of the issue, progress remains slow due to entrenched interests.
His recent internal market strategy proposes about 20 legislative initiatives across various sectors, including telecommunications, energy, and public procurement, aimed at enhancing competitiveness and fostering economic growth.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing May 21: Day 593 – The ‘Rafah model’: IDF’s new operational plan for Gaza
Two Israeli soldiers were killed in Gaza recently, prompting IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir to state that more territory may be captured if Hamas does not release hostages. Meanwhile, humanitarian aid is being allowed into Gaza, but concerns about distribution persist.
The UN warns that 14,000 babies in Gaza could die within 48 hours amid the ongoing conflict, as Israel faces international pressure regarding its military actions. IDF strikes have reportedly resulted in numerous casualties, with the situation remaining volatile.
The Federalist: West Point Trades Real Reform For Illusory Paper Compliance
Graham Parsons, a West Point professor, blames the Trump administration for West Point's failure to remain an apolitical military institution, suggesting ideological subversion or incompetence among its leaders. He argues that the academy has not effectively implemented the president's directives against DEI and CRT, undermining its mission.
The article contends that West Point's leadership must be held accountable for failing to execute orders that prioritize loyalty to the Constitution. It emphasizes that the institution should not serve ideological interests but focus on producing competent military officers.
#culture
Forbes: Chris Brown Released On Bail After UK Arrest
Singer Chris Brown was released on bail by a London court after being charged with "grievous bodily harm" related to an alleged assault on music producer Abe Diaw in 2023. His upcoming tour is expected to proceed as planned in early June.
Brown had been in custody following his arrest last week in the U.K. This story is still developing.