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2 May 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Gun-Toting Salvadoran Gang Member Arrested After Maryland Authorities' Protection Fails
Brayan Eleazar Angulo-Barrios, a 26-year-old known gang member, was arrested by ICE in Maryland after being released by local authorities despite an immigration detainer. He has a criminal history including firearm and drug charges, and is set for removal to El Salvador.
The incident highlights Maryland's sanctuary policies, which have been criticized for endangering public safety by allowing criminal aliens to remain free. The White House condemned these practices, and President Trump signed an executive order targeting sanctuary jurisdictions.
Breitbart: White House Highlights Angel Families: 'Finally Getting Some Justice'
Angel families are expressing gratitude to the Trump administration for bringing attention to crimes committed by illegal immigrants that have affected their lives. A recent video showcased several families who lost loved ones to such violence, highlighting their stories and the need for justice.
The video featured mothers and fathers of victims, including law enforcement officers, sharing their heartbreaking experiences and thanking the administration for its focus on illegal immigrant crime. They emphasized the importance of addressing these issues to protect future Americans.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Unpopular on the street, Abbas pick for potential successor may not be heir apparent
Hussein al-Sheikh has been appointed as vice president of the Palestine Liberation Organization, marking the first such appointment in decades. This move is viewed as an indication that President Mahmoud Abbas, who is approaching 90, is planning for succession, although al-Sheikh's role does not confer formal successor powers.
While some see this as a step toward reform, Abbas's close control over the PLO raises questions about the legitimacy of the leadership transition. Al-Sheikh faces public skepticism due to his ties with Israeli and American officials, and potential successors with greater public support exist. Abbas's actions may be influenced by increasing pressure for reform from both Arab states and the international community.
The Federalist: Corporate Media Never Cared About Abortion Pill Deaths
Democrats and some media outlets have linked deaths from the abortion pill to pro-life policies, particularly highlighting the case of Amber Thurman, who died after complications from the drug. Despite a recent study showing significantly higher risks associated with mifepristone, these outlets have largely ignored the findings.
The media's silence on the study contrasts with their previous coverage promoting the abortion pill as safe. Reports of serious complications from mifepristone have not received adequate attention, raising questions about the press's commitment to women's health when it conflicts with political agendas.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Another Ivy League School Faces GOP Ire
Rep. Troy Nehls has urged Brown University to reconsider disciplinary actions against student Alex Shieh, who sent a controversial email to university staff inquiring about their roles. Nehls argues Shieh's actions were a legitimate inquiry stemming from student concerns over administrative resource allocation.
In other political news, President Trump is pushing for increased oil drilling in the Gulf and has called for revoking Harvard's tax-exempt status. Additionally, he has requested the Supreme Court to strip protected status for Venezuelan migrants.
Fox News: Ex-Pelosi aide accuses Hakeem Jeffries of 'squandering' anti-Trump opportunities in stunning rebuke
Former Pelosi advisor Ashley Etienne criticized House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries for not effectively capitalizing on opportunities presented by Donald Trump. She noted that while Jeffries is performing well in some areas, his messaging lacks clarity and direction, which she believes is a missed chance for the party.
Jeffries' allies defended his leadership, arguing that internal conflicts distract from Trump's declining approval ratings and Republican challenges. Despite the pushback, Etienne's remarks highlight ongoing concerns about Democratic messaging and cohesion as they navigate the current political landscape.
The Economist: The judge losing his patience with the Trump administration
Judge James Boasberg is increasingly at odds with the Trump administration, reflecting a broader conflict between the executive and judiciary branches. Trump's history of criticizing judges, particularly those involved in cases against him, has intensified during his presidency.
This ongoing tension highlights the challenges within the U.S. legal system as Trump faces multiple lawsuits, including those related to the 2020 election. Boasberg's role is pivotal as these disputes unfold.
Fox News: House Freedom Caucus embraces Trump budget proposal 'paradigm shift'
The House Freedom Caucus has praised President Trump's budget proposal as a "paradigm shift," supporting significant cuts to non-defense discretionary spending while increasing defense funding by 13% to over $1 trillion. The plan aims to secure the border and align federal spending with conservative priorities.
Members of the caucus view the budget as a means to combat wasteful spending and reduce the influence of Democrats in appropriations. They emphasize the proposal's focus on national security, fiscal responsibility, and a commitment to not touch public entitlement programs.
Breitbart: Elon Musk Reflects on Time in White House Including Midnight Ice Cream Run
Elon Musk shared insights from his time as a special government employee under President Trump, highlighting his efforts to save taxpayers over $160 billion while working in a small office at the White House. He described the experience as intense, involving long hours and amusing moments, such as late-night ice cream runs.
Musk noted the challenges of leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), emphasizing the complexity of federal operations and the need for ongoing improvements. He reflected on the unique atmosphere of his work environment, including sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom and the camaraderie with Trump.
#society
Breitbart: TikTok Fined $600 Million for Sending European User Data to China
TikTok has been fined $600 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for violating EU data protection laws by transferring European users' data to servers in China. The ruling highlights concerns over data privacy and security, particularly regarding Chinese laws that could allow government access to this information.
Despite TikTok's claims that user data was not stored in China and its efforts to improve its privacy policy, the DPC found the measures insufficient. This fine is one of the largest under the GDPR, following previous penalties for mishandling children's data.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: In starving Gaza under Israeli siege, 'the powerless population endures the unendurable'
Gaza City is under severe distress as the Israeli army continues its blockade and military operations, leading to a humanitarian crisis. Residents report constant anxiety and fear due to ongoing bombings and a lack of essential supplies since the blockade began on March 2.
Israeli authorities have denied foreign journalists access to Gaza for 19 months, exacerbating the situation. Civilians express exhaustion and a struggle for survival amid relentless violence and deprivation of food, medicine, and fuel.
#military
Fox News: Trump to host military parade to celebrate Army's 250th birthday, honor active-duty service members, veterans
President Donald Trump will host a military parade on June 14 to honor military veterans and commemorate the U.S. Army's 250th birthday. The event will feature reenactors and equipment from various American wars, alongside active-duty service members and military academy students.
The White House is coordinating with multiple agencies to ensure a grand celebration, part of the lead-up to the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026. The parade aims to honor the sacrifices of those who served in the military and promote national unity.
#culture
The Western Journal: Steve Doocy Gets Choked Up as He Announces a Significant Career Change Live on 'Fox & Friends'
Steve Doocy announced a significant career change on "Fox & Friends," revealing he will reduce his hosting duties to three days a week while relocating to Florida. After 6,828 early mornings, he expressed excitement about spending more time with family, particularly his grandkids.
Doocy emphasized he is not retiring and will continue to contribute to the show. He expressed gratitude for his colleagues and the audience's trust over the years, while President Trump congratulated him on his new role.
GB News: Rockstar Games confirms GTA 6 release date delayed until May 2026: 'We are very sorry'
Rockstar Games has announced that Grand Theft Auto VI will now be released on May 26, 2026, pushing back the initial autumn 2025 release date. The delay was confirmed in a statement expressing gratitude for fan support and emphasizing the need for additional time to meet quality expectations.
The game, which has been in development for over a decade, is anticipated to generate record-breaking sales, with analysts predicting $3 billion in its first year. GTA VI will feature a female protagonist and return to the fictional Vice City, mirroring the adventures of Bonnie and Clyde.
#health
The Economist: Is your hay fever getting worse?
Climate change may be worsening hay fever symptoms, as evidenced by increasing reports of severe allergic reactions during peak pollen seasons. This trend highlights the broader impact of environmental changes on public health.
Additionally, ongoing research in various fields, including gender medicine and drug resistance, raises ethical questions and concerns about emerging health challenges.
#crime
Le Monde: In Stuttgart, police report several injuries as a car drives into a crowd
A car collided with a crowd in Stuttgart, Germany, on May 2, injuring several individuals, some seriously. Police stated there were no indications of an attack, suggesting it was a tragic accident. The driver has been arrested, and authorities are investigating the incident.
Emergency services have advised the public to avoid the city center due to severe traffic disruptions. German security remains vigilant following recent car-ramming incidents in other cities.