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#illegals
The Western Journal: Watch: Noem Got Dem Senator to Accept Trump Suspending Habeas Corpus for 2 Years, And Dem Didn't Even Know It
During a Senate hearing, Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan questioned Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about the definition of habeas corpus. In the exchange, Noem stated that the president has the authority to suspend it, which Hassan contested, emphasizing its importance in protecting citizens from arbitrary detention.
The discussion highlighted ongoing debates regarding immigration policy and the potential for the Trump administration to suspend habeas corpus to detain illegal aliens, a move that has historical precedent but raises significant legal and ethical concerns.
Fox News: Florida Sen Moody rolls out measure to expedite removal of criminal illegal immigrants
Sen. Ashley Moody is set to introduce "The Expedited Removal of Criminal Aliens Act," aimed at fast-tracking the deportation of illegal immigrants involved in gangs, terrorism, or convicted of felonies. The legislation is co-sponsored by Sen. Eric Schmitt and emphasizes the need for stricter immigration policies.
Moody argues that the bill addresses the failures of the Biden administration's immigration policies and aims to remove dangerous individuals from the U.S. quickly. The proposed law targets members of criminal organizations, foreign terrorist groups, and those with serious criminal convictions, including violent offenses.
#politics
The Telegraph: The charts that show Badenoch’s days as Tory leader are numbered
Kemi Badenoch, the new leader of the Conservative Party, faces significant challenges as the party has fallen to fourth place in polls following a historic electoral defeat. Nigel Farage's Reform UK has gained traction, capturing Conservative strongholds, leading to growing dissatisfaction with Badenoch's leadership.
Bookmakers estimate her chances of leading the party into the next general election at under 13 percent, indicating a precarious position for the Conservatives.
Fox News: Dems warn House Republicans will pay price at ballot box for passing Trump's 'big beautiful bill'
House GOP leaders are pushing forward with President Trump's significant legislative bill, which includes major changes to Medicaid, tax cuts, and other priorities. Democrats are warning of severe consequences for Republicans, arguing the bill will cut healthcare for millions and harm working families.
Republicans counter that the bill targets waste in Medicaid, asserting it will strengthen the program. Despite internal GOP divisions on Medicaid, both parties agree this issue will remain a focal point in upcoming elections.
Fox News: Jake Tapper unloads on Hunter Biden as 'demonstrably unethical, sleazy and prone to horrible decisions'
CNN's Jake Tapper criticized Hunter Biden's influence in the White House, describing him as "unethical" and "sleazy." During a podcast with Katie Couric, Tapper expressed concerns about Hunter's role in the Biden administration and suggested that protecting him may have influenced President Biden's decision to run for a second term.
Tapper's remarks mark a shift from his earlier reluctance to discuss Hunter Biden's controversies, indicating a growing scrutiny of the Biden family's dynamics. Hunter Biden responded angrily to Tapper's comments, citing past grievances related to coverage during his brother Beau's illness.
Forbes: Trump Approval Polls: Latest Survey Shows Return To Lowest Level
President Trump's approval ratings have shown fluctuations recently, with some polls indicating a slight decline while others report stability. His approval rating reached 42% in the latest Ipsos/Reuters survey, matching his lowest during his second term, while other polls showed ratings between 43% and 48%.
Despite these mixed results, Trump's handling of foreign relations, particularly with Saudi Arabia and Syria, received notable approval. His recent tariff policies have sparked significant debate, with many voters expressing disapproval of his economic strategies and concerns about their impact on the economy.
#society
Fox News: How to remove your personal info from people-search sites
Removing personal information from people-search sites can be daunting, with over 500 companies in the U.S. collecting and selling data. However, not all sites will have your information, and focusing on major sites can yield results. Utilizing free scans and searching for your details can help identify where your data is listed.
Each site has its own opt-out process, typically requiring you to find your listing and submit a removal request. While manual removal is free, it requires ongoing effort, and many choose automated services for convenience. As privacy laws evolve, especially in certain states, individuals have more rights to demand data removal.
Fox News: Biden Education Dept put priority on pronouns, left backlog of nearly 200 antisemitism complaints: official
Under the Biden administration, civil rights enforcement resources were reportedly focused on issues like pronoun usage and book banning, leaving nearly 200 antisemitism complaints unresolved, particularly following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. This has drawn criticism from a senior Education Department official.
In contrast, the Trump administration has dismissed complaints related to book bans and reversed Biden's inclusion of gender identity in Title IX. It has also taken steps to address rising antisemitism in educational institutions, while maintaining a pace of disability-related complaint resolutions comparable to the previous administration.
GB News: REVEALED: UK housing is booming in all but one area...and the culprit isn't who you think
London's housing market is uniquely declining, with construction falling while the rest of the UK sees growth. This trend is attributed to regulatory bottlenecks, particularly the stringent approval process of the new Building Safety Regulator (BSR) following the Grenfell disaster.
The BSR's inefficiencies and backlog are hindering the development of high-density housing, crucial for addressing London's shortages. Urgent intervention is necessary to resolve these issues, or the capital risks deepening its housing crisis, impacting both social and economic stability.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China accuses US of 'turning space into a warzone' with Trump's Golden Dome missile defense project
China has expressed strong concerns over President Trump's proposed missile defense system, Golden Dome, arguing it could escalate tensions in space and lead to an arms race. Chinese officials urge the U.S. to abandon the project, claiming it undermines global security and stability.
The Golden Dome plan, projected to cost $125 billion, aims to enhance U.S. defense capabilities. Meanwhile, both China and Russia have developed offensive space weapons, prompting calls for renewed arms control discussions. U.S. military officials warn that China's advancements in space capabilities pose significant risks to American dominance.
#economy
Forbes: Target Says Tariffs And DEI Backlash Will Hurt Sales
Target reported first-quarter sales of $23.85 billion, falling short of analyst expectations of $24.23 billion, marking a 2.8% year-over-year decline. The retailer anticipates continued sales declines in 2025, attributing this to backlash against its diversity initiatives and consumer spending uncertainties due to tariffs.
Target has lowered its full-year sales and earnings projections, with CEO Brian Cornell indicating price hikes would be a last resort in response to tariffs. The company's stock fell nearly 7% following the report, reflecting broader concerns about the impact of tariffs on various industries.
#health
The Federalist: Report: Biden Admin 'Delayed' Warnings About Covid Shot Risks
A congressional report claims the Biden administration delayed warnings about risks linked to mRNA COVID vaccines, particularly myocarditis. The Senate report, based on records from the Trump administration, indicates health officials received data on adverse events but chose not to issue formal alerts.
Despite knowledge of potential risks, the FDA authorized the Pfizer vaccine for adolescents without mentioning myocarditis. The report calls for transparency regarding the Biden administration's handling of vaccine safety information.