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3 May 2025
#illegals
The Epoch Times: US Creates New Military Zone Along Southern Border
The U.S. has established a second military zone along the southern border with Mexico, named the “Texas National Defense Area,” expanding military presence in the region. This follows the creation of a first zone in April, with nearly 110,000 acres of federal land transferred to the Army for three years.
The U.S. has initiated prosecutions for illegal immigrants crossing into these military zones, with charges including violations of security regulations. While New Mexico's governor opposes the operation, Texas' governor supports it, emphasizing state efforts to curb illegal immigration.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump White House Sides with C-SPAN over YouTube, Google in TV Dispute
The Trump administration is supporting C-SPAN's push for YouTube TV to include the public affairs channel, which has seen a decline in viewership as more people move to streaming services. C-SPAN argues it provides essential coverage of government events that should be accessible to all.
Currently, C-SPAN is only available on some streaming platforms, with YouTube TV and Hulu not carrying it. The Trump White House has publicly endorsed C-SPAN's importance, reflecting President Trump's personal interest in the network.
The Epoch Times: Trump’s National Security Adviser Waltz to Be Nominated as UN Ambassador
President Trump has nominated Mike Waltz as the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, following his tenure as national security adviser. Trump praised Waltz's commitment to national interests, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as interim national security adviser.
Waltz faced scrutiny earlier this year over a Signal chat incident involving Jeffrey Goldberg, but Trump expressed confidence in him. Waltz, a former congressman and U.S. Army Special Forces soldier, took responsibility for the chat mishap, asserting that no classified information was shared.
Breitbart: John Bolton: Trump Decisions 'Random Neuron Flashes,' 'Playing Regular Chess'
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton criticized President Trump's decision-making style as erratic and lacking a coherent strategy. He described Trump's approach as "random neuron flashes" and emphasized that Trump does not engage in policy-making but expects loyalty from his advisors.
Bolton's comments highlight the challenges faced in maintaining a stable national security policy during Trump's administration, likening it to navigating a pinball machine rather than a structured process.
The Epoch Times: Two Democratic Governors Considering a Run for President in 2028
Several U.S. governors are eyeing the Democratic nomination for the 2028 presidential election, following President Trump's ineligibility due to the 22nd Amendment. Notable figures include Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and former Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo, both expressing interest in a run.
The Democratic primary is expected to be competitive, with governors like Gavin Newsom, J.B. Pritzker, and Gretchen Whitmer also mentioned as potential candidates. The political landscape suggests a challenging path for the Democrats, who need to address perceptions of elitism and disconnect from voters.
The Epoch Times: Trump Admin Settles Lawsuit With Maine Over Food Funding Freeze
The USDA has settled a lawsuit with Maine over the withholding of approximately $3 million in nutrition program funding. The settlement stipulates that the USDA cannot withhold funds based on alleged Title IX violations without following legal procedures, including Congressional consultation.
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey expressed relief at the resolution, emphasizing the importance of following the law. The funding freeze was initially linked to claims that Maine was violating Title IX by allowing transgender girls to compete in women's sports, a contentious issue that remains unresolved.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court Justice Jackson Says Criticisms of Judges Are ‘Attacks on Our Democracy’
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized recent attacks on judges, linking them to threats against democracy and the rule of law. Her comments followed President Trump's criticisms of judges, particularly regarding their rulings on immigration policies.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship, amid ongoing tensions between the administration and federal judges. A recent House bill aims to address the impact of nationwide injunctions that block executive actions.
The Epoch Times: DOGE Team Member Details Backlash After Leaving Harvard to Work for Agency
A member of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) revealed he dropped out of Harvard to join the commission aimed at identifying waste in federal agencies. He reported facing social backlash, including threats and lost friendships, since joining the initiative.
DOGE staffers have reportedly received threats after their identities were disclosed, prompting federal law enforcement protection for their families. The U.S. Attorney has vowed to pursue legal action against those making threats. Harvard is suing the Trump administration over funding issues related to campus policies.
#society
The Epoch Times: Democratic Bill Author Removed From California Child Sex Trafficking Bill After Heated Debate
California Assemblywoman Maggy Krell was removed as the author of her own bill after she supported a push to strengthen penalties for purchasing sex from 16- and 17-year-olds. The Assembly voted to reject a provision that would have made this a felony, leading to the bill's amendment and Krell's name being replaced by other Democratic colleagues.
Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the removal of the felony provision, asserting that all sex predators soliciting minors should face the same legal consequences. The ongoing debate highlights concerns about treating older minors as victims in sex trafficking cases, with bipartisan calls for stricter penalties.
GB News: Drivers to see 'many locations' hit with lower speed limits as London prioritises walking and cycling
Transport for London has announced an £87 million investment to enhance road safety and promote sustainable travel in London. This funding will support new cycle lanes, bus lanes, pedestrian crossings, and school street initiatives across 33 boroughs, with a goal of creating safer streets.
The initiative aims to cut speed limits and implement various safety measures, including 222 new School Streets schemes and 265 pedestrian crossings. Despite the funding boost, 14 boroughs did not receive any financial support for these projects. The overall strategy aligns with the Vision Zero goal to eliminate deaths and serious injuries from the transport network by 2041.
The Epoch Times: 3 Bodies Recovered From Missouri River Are Those of Missing Girls: Officials
Authorities have confirmed that the bodies of three girls who went missing during a fishing trip on April 15 have been recovered from the Missouri River in Omaha, Nebraska. The victims, identified as 18-year-olds Lah Tray Moo and Laiana Green, and 11-year-old Eh Cress Moo, drowned after one girl fell into the river and the others jumped in to help.
The search involved multiple agencies and concluded when a fisherman spotted a body in the river. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to assist with funeral expenses, raising over $8,500. The Omaha Fire Department expressed condolences to the families, highlighting the community's grief over the tragic loss.
The Epoch Times: 11 New York Lacrosse Players Face Misdemeanor Charges After Alleged Hazing Incident, DA Says
Eleven teenage lacrosse players from Westhill High School in upstate New York face misdemeanor charges for unlawful imprisonment following a hazing incident. The alleged event involved older teammates staging a kidnapping of younger players, resulting in one being blindfolded and placed in a trunk.
The incident, which occurred on April 24, was recorded on video and has led to the cancellation of the varsity boys' lacrosse season. School officials emphasized their commitment to student safety and the prohibition of hazing. The District Attorney expressed concern over the potential for a tragic outcome had law enforcement intervened.
#economy
Breitbart: Chinese Slavery-Linked Temu Halts Shipments from China to U.S.
Temu has stopped shipping goods from China to the U.S. after President Trump closed a tariff loophole that allowed low-value imports to enter duty-free. The company is now labeling items as "local," which are typically more expensive and stored in U.S. warehouses.
This change follows an executive order aimed at combating the influx of synthetic opioids and ensuring tariff revenue collection. The de minimis exemption had allowed significant numbers of shipments to bypass duties, impacting pricing strategies for companies like Temu and Shein.
Breitbart: Leavitt After Strong Jobs Report: 'More Winning Is on the Way'
The White House reported that 177,000 jobs were added in April, surpassing expectations of 130,000. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt highlighted rising wages and increased labor force participation, which rose to 62.6%. Unemployment remained steady at 4.2%.
Private sector hiring led the growth, with 167,000 jobs added. Average hourly earnings increased by 0.3% and are up 3.8% year-over-year, outpacing inflation. Key sectors contributing to job growth included education, health services, and transportation.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Guns Trafficked to Mexican Cartels Could Result in Terrorism Charges for ‘Straw Purchasers,’ Officials Say
Federal law enforcement officials have warned that the Trump administration's designation of Mexican cartels as international terrorist organizations will lead to severe legal consequences for U.S. citizens involved in trafficking guns and cash to these groups. The U.S. Attorney for Arizona emphasized that terrorism charges will be pursued rigorously against those supporting these organizations.
Efforts to combat this trafficking have intensified, with significant seizures of firearms and ammunition reported. Officials highlighted the role of straw purchases in supplying weapons to cartels and noted that penalties for such offenses can be as high as 25 years in prison if linked to terrorism or drug trafficking.