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2 May 2025
#politics
GB News: Furious Andrea Jenkyns cuts short 'divisive' Sky News interview: 'I'm not going to answer any more!'
Dame Andrea Jenkyns walked out of a Sky News interview after being questioned about remarks from her acceptance speech as Greater Lincolnshire Mayor. She criticized the questioning as "divisive," particularly regarding her comments on a rival candidate's accent.
Jenkyns described her election campaign as "soul-destroying," citing personal attacks and a "dirty campaign" against her. She expressed frustration over the media's interpretation of her comments and the challenges she faced during the election.
Fox News: Blue state lawmaker demands 'accountability' after illegal immigrant's planned early release exposed
California state Sen. Tony Strickland is calling for policy reforms after federal authorities intervened in the early release of Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Anguiano, an illegal immigrant convicted of DUI manslaughter that killed two teenagers in 2021. Strickland argues that the current in-prison credit system compromises public safety and needs accountability.
Ortega-Anguiano was sentenced to 10 years but was set to be released after just three and a half years. Following public outcry and intervention from the DOJ and ICE, he will face federal charges to extend his incarceration. Strickland criticized the lack of response from Democratic leaders regarding early release issues and emphasized the need for better leadership in California.
The Federalist: Colorado Democrats Push Trans Bill Like That Newsom Vetoed
Colorado's "Kelly Loving Act" (HB 1312) is criticized for potentially undermining parental rights by allowing the state to intervene if parents do not support their child's gender transition. The bill includes provisions that could penalize parents for "misgendering" or "deadnaming" their children.
Despite initial support from some LGBTQ+ organizations, key groups like One Colorado and the Gill Foundation have expressed concerns and shifted their stance to seek amendments. Critics argue the bill could disrupt family dynamics and infringe on free speech.
Fox News: Trump says he'll revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status
President Trump announced plans to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, stating, "It’s what they deserve!" This follows reports that his administration requested the IRS to take action against the university.
The situation is ongoing, and further updates are expected.
#society
The Federalist: Dear Class Of 2025: Never Put Your Hope In Earthly Kingdoms
The Trump administration has left many liberals feeling hopeless, as expressed by New York Times columnist Frank Bruni, who reflects on the despair of graduating students entering a troubling political landscape. He struggles to find optimism amid what he perceives as a dark America.
The author argues that hope should not be placed solely in politics, which can disappoint. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of personal relationships, love, and community as sources of true fulfillment. In times of hardship, finding joy in life’s simple pleasures and spiritual renewal can provide lasting hope.
#economy
The Federalist: DOGE Can't Reduce Spending Until Washington Fixes Entitlements
Federal spending has increased by $154 billion since the current administration took office, despite claims from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) of $150 billion in cuts. The rise in spending is largely driven by mandatory programs like Social Security and Medicare, which account for a significant portion of the budget.
Efforts to control discretionary spending may not address the underlying issues of mandatory spending growth. Experts suggest that without significant reforms to entitlement programs, the fiscal challenges will persist, necessitating a broader conversation about shared sacrifices among Americans.
#religion
The Western Journal: Sistine Chapel Given Upgrade by Vatican Firefighters for Papal Election
Vatican preparations for the conclave to elect a new pope are underway, highlighted by the installation of a chimney on the Sistine Chapel. This chimney will signal the election results through the color of smoke emitted from burning ballots.
Cardinals are gathering for discussions on the future direction of the Catholic Church and the qualities needed in the next pope, following the death of Pope Francis. The church’s financial challenges and the need for stability are key topics among the cardinals.
#crime
Fox News: Minneapolis police arrest suspect in mass shooting that left 4 dead, 1 injured
Minneapolis police have arrested 34-year-old James Ortley in connection with a mass shooting that left four dead and two injured. The shooting was part of a violent 24-hour period in the city, with six fatalities and five injuries reported across multiple incidents.
Authorities believe Ortley's shooting was not random and are investigating potential connections between the various shootings. He faces multiple counts of second-degree murder and was also wanted for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
The Western Journal: Watch: Leavitt Tries to Keep Straight Face but Cracks as Miller Lowers the Boom on Helpless Reporters
During a recent press briefing, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller confronted reporters over their coverage of illegal immigration and gang violence, specifically addressing the case of MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Miller criticized the media for ignoring the impact of foreign gangs on American communities, highlighting the dangers posed by such groups and the consequences of their presence.
Miller's remarks emphasized the disconnect between reporters' advocacy for leniency towards illegal immigrants and their own reluctance to live near gang-afflicted neighborhoods. He condemned the media's perceived complicity in downplaying the risks to innocent Americans, asserting that the Trump administration would not support those who threaten public safety.