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3 May 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Bera: Trump 'Delivered' on Border, Dems 'Didn't Act Soon Enough'
Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) acknowledged President Trump's success in reducing illegal border crossings, stating that the American public voted for this outcome. He suggested that Democrats failed to act promptly on border issues, which may have contributed to electoral losses.
Bera indicated a willingness to discuss funding for border security, emphasizing the need to address drug trafficking. His remarks highlight a rare acknowledgment of Trump's border policies within the Democratic Party.
#politics
Forbes: Trump’s New Jersey Golf Clubs Can Keep Selling Alcohol—For Now—Despite President’s Felony Conviction. Here’s Why.
Donald Trump's New Jersey golf clubs continue to serve alcohol despite the state not renewing their liquor licenses due to his felony conviction. Temporary permits have been extended multiple times, with the latest set to expire on June 30.
The New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has yet to make a final decision on the licenses, which are crucial for the clubs' operations. Trump's legal team argues that his conviction should not affect the licenses, citing his lack of direct involvement in their management.
GB News: Tory MP fumes 'of course I care' after grilling on Reform UK's success: 'It will be tough'
Tory MP Richard Fuller defended the Conservative Party's position after Reform UK's notable gains in local elections, including a narrow victory in the Runcorn and Helsby by-election. He acknowledged the party's success but emphasized the distinct differences between the two parties.
Fuller expressed that while he may not be emotionally driven, he cares about the concerns of the public. He rejected the idea of a pact between the Conservatives and Reform UK, highlighting their differing policies, particularly on economic matters.
Breitbart: Rubio, Vance Blast Berlin over Move to Classify AfD as 'Extremist' Party
The Trump administration has criticized Germany for labeling the right-wing AfD party as "extremist," which allows for increased surveillance and monitoring of the party's activities. This classification stems from the AfD's anti-mass migration stance, particularly against immigration from Muslim countries.
As the AfD gains popularity, especially after recent elections, officials from the Trump administration argue that the classification is politically motivated and a threat to democracy. German authorities defend the decision as necessary for protecting the constitution and combating right-wing extremism. The move raises concerns about potential bans on populist parties in Europe.
The Western Journal: They Asked JD Vance Who Leads Democrats and His Response Didn't Disappoint
Vice President JD Vance stated that President Donald Trump is effectively the leader of the Democratic Party due to their consistent opposition to his policies. He noted that the party lacks a clear leader or message, as evidenced by low approval ratings and internal divisions.
With upcoming elections, speculation surrounds potential Democratic candidates like California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Vance expressed confidence about the 2028 elections, suggesting that the Democrats are primarily focused on opposing Trump rather than presenting constructive ideas.
#society
Fox News: Ex-New Yorkers reveal why they joined the 150K strong exodus fleeing NYC for Florida
Over 150,000 residents left New York for Florida between 2018 and 2022, resulting in a net loss of over 100,000 people and $14 billion in income. Factors driving this exodus include high living costs, crime, and homelessness, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many former New Yorkers cite improved quality of life and better housing options in Florida as reasons for their move. Business leaders emphasize dissatisfaction with New York's governance and rising crime, expressing that the benefits of living in New York no longer outweigh the costs.
#culture
Le Monde: Rapper Ninho breaks records at France's largest stadium
French rapper Ninho has made history by becoming the first French-language rapper to fill the Stade de France for two consecutive nights, following Jul's record-breaking concert. Ninho performed around 60 tracks, showcasing his success with over 100 platinum-certified singles.
The event featured an impressive lineup of guests, promising an exceptional experience for attendees. Ninho's rise in the music industry continues to set new records.
#health
Breitbart: Exclusive—Rep. Mary Miller & Dr. Christina Francis: Illinois Malpractice Suit Exposes the Danger of Prioritizing Abortion Access Over Quality Care
A lawsuit against an Illinois physician highlights serious concerns about maternal health and medical negligence in abortion procedures. The case alleges that Dr. Keith Reisinger-Kindle left significant fetal tissue inside a patient after a second-trimester abortion, leading to complications that required emergency care elsewhere.
The focus on expanding abortion access may overshadow critical issues of substandard healthcare for pregnant women. Reports indicate that medical neglect occurs in both pro-life and pro-choice states, often in poorly regulated abortion facilities. Legislative measures are proposed to ensure women receive comprehensive information and care before making abortion decisions.
#crime
The Western Journal: They Had Water Guns! Insane Excuse Anthony Family Used for New Home Spending
Karmelo Anthony, a 17-year-old facing murder charges for fatally stabbing a peer, has raised over $500,000 for his defense. His family claims the funds are for urgent needs, including relocation due to threats. However, a recent incident involving teens with water guns raised questions about the legitimacy of their fears.
Despite the family's claims of danger, the threats appear exaggerated, as the water guns posed no real threat. Critics argue that the family's spending habits and fundraising tactics resemble grifting, raising concerns about the motivations behind their actions.