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#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Migrants Get Another Boot – No More Unemployment Benefits - Liberty Nation News
The Department of Labor has instructed all governors to limit unemployment benefits for illegal immigrants, warning that non-compliance could result in the loss of federal funds. This move aims to ensure taxpayer dollars are not used to support those not legally authorized to work in the U.S.
Additionally, programs providing housing and food assistance to illegal immigrants are being cut. The HUD has prioritized American citizens, while the USDA is working to prevent noncitizens from receiving SNAP benefits. These actions are part of a broader effort to deter illegal immigration.
#politics
Le Monde: German far-right AfD party officially designated as an extremist group
Germany's domestic intelligence service has designated the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an extremist group, allowing for increased monitoring and fueling calls for a potential ban. The AfD, which recently secured second place in national elections, condemned the classification as a threat to democracy.
The intelligence agency cited the AfD's attempts to undermine democratic values and its exclusionary views towards citizens with migrant backgrounds. Political tensions are rising as the incoming coalition government considers the possibility of banning the party, while the AfD's leaders claim the designation is politically motivated.
Fox News: DOGE employee ‘Big Balls’ reveals how he got his name, warns of 'no checks' on government spending
Edward Coristine, a young employee of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), shared insights on government fraud during a Fox News interview. He explained that his nickname, "Big Balls," originated from his LinkedIn username, which he chose to reflect his irreverent attitude toward the platform.
Coristine revealed that DOGE's investigations uncovered significant flaws in the U.S. Treasury Department's payment systems, highlighting a lack of accountability and checks that enable fraud and waste. Recent findings indicated $334 million in improper payment requests due to missing or invalid budget codes.
The Economist: The fallout from Reform UK’s big win in local elections
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, achieved a surprising victory in a by-election for Runcorn and Helsby, a seat previously held by Labour. This result signals a potential shift in the political landscape, posing significant challenges for both Labour and the Conservatives.
The election outcomes suggest that Reform UK could gain traction nationwide, indicating a growing discontent among voters regarding the current political parties. This trend raises concerns for the established parties as they face the possibility of losing their traditional support bases.
#society
GB News: Motorists warned to avoid travelling on major routes as millions of drivers hit the road - 'Hectic'
Drivers are advised to expect significant delays this weekend as approximately 17 million vehicles are projected to travel for the May Bank Holiday. Friday is anticipated to be the busiest day, with nearly three million journeys, while Saturday and Monday will also see heavy traffic.
Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, avoid peak travel times, and ensure their vehicles are in good condition to prevent breakdowns. Key routes like the M25 and M5 are expected to experience substantial congestion. Additionally, drivers should stay hydrated and protect themselves from the sun during potential delays.
Le Monde: Depardieu, awaiting sexual assault verdict, set to star in a friend's film
Gérard Depardieu, the French actor facing multiple sexual assault allegations, is currently starring in a film directed by Fanny Ardant. The movie, set on a mysterious island, began filming in April and features Depardieu as a magician. His sexual assault trial verdict is expected on May 13.
Depardieu has been accused by around 20 women, with ongoing legal proceedings including a rape complaint from actress Charlotte Arnould. Despite the allegations, some in the film industry continue to support him, while others call for accountability.
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Reform UK's recent success in local elections poses a significant challenge for Labour and an existential threat to the Conservatives. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's ruling on gender issues has created legal clarity but implementation remains complex.
Additionally, outdated land laws in Scotland are hindering rural development, while London's construction projects face bureaucratic delays. The economic landscape shows that Polish migrants in Britain now earn more than native workers, as less successful migrants have departed.
Fox News: Prince Harry wants to reconcile with royal family: 'I don’t know how much longer my father has'
Prince Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation with the royal family in a recent BBC interview, emphasizing the importance of family and the preciousness of life. He made these remarks after losing an appeal for reinstated security in the UK, particularly in light of his father's health issues.
King Charles III was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer earlier this year, which adds urgency to Harry's call for healing family ties.
#military
Fox News: Top Senate Armed Services Republican says Trump OMB's budget 'shreds to the bone' military capabilities
Sen. Roger Wicker criticized President Trump's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for its proposed fiscal year 2026 budget, claiming it undermines military capabilities. While defense spending is set to increase to $1.01 trillion, Wicker argues that the overall budget reflects a cut in real terms, limiting military options.
Wicker emphasized the need for genuine growth in defense spending, aiming for 5% of GDP, and expressed dissatisfaction with the OMB's approach. The budget process will require Congress to negotiate its own plan, potentially diverging from the White House's framework.