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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Lawful permanent resident arrested for attempting to smuggle drugged child across Southern Border
A 24-year-old U.S. lawful permanent resident, Gloria Lopez-Corona, was arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle a drugged five-year-old child into the U.S. using a fake birth certificate. The child was found to be sedated with melatonin gummies and was unaccompanied.
Lopez-Corona admitted she was not the child's mother and claimed she was coerced into smuggling the child by threats against her family. The child's actual mother, Reyna Cecilia Hernandez Reyes, has also been charged in connection with the smuggling attempt.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Police at Jan. 6 Capitol Rally Ask Supreme Court to Protect Identities in Dispute
Four Seattle police officers are seeking to protect their identities in a Supreme Court case regarding their attendance at the January 6, 2021, rally at the U.S. Capitol. They argue that disclosing their names would violate their First Amendment rights and chill their political expression.
The officers, who reported their attendance following a departmental order, faced investigations into their actions and political affiliations. A lower court initially supported their anonymity, but the Washington Supreme Court later ruled against it, stating the officers do not have the right to remain anonymous in public records.
The Epoch Times: Trump Announces Plan to Revoke Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status
President Trump announced plans to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, citing alleged abuses of this privilege and ongoing tensions over campus activism and anti-Semitism. The administration previously froze significant funding to Harvard after the school resisted government demands.
Harvard's president defended the university's independence, asserting that it would not comply with government directives on academic matters. Meanwhile, Columbia University has agreed to revise its protest rules to avoid losing federal funds. Trump hinted at extending scrutiny to other organizations' tax-exempt statuses as well.
The Epoch Times: Apple Changes US App Store Rules; Apps Can Now Allow External Payments
Apple has updated its App Store rules in the U.S. to allow developers to offer alternative payment methods for in-app purchases, following a court ruling that found the company in violation of antitrust laws. The changes come after criticism from Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers regarding Apple's failure to comply with a previous court order aimed at promoting competition.
In addition to allowing alternate payment options, Apple has also adjusted its commission structure and App Review Guidelines. The company faces ongoing regulatory challenges in Europe, including fines for similar anti-competitive practices. Apple plans to appeal the recent ruling while asserting its compliance efforts.
#society
GB News: Prince Harry rules out bringing Meghan, Archie and Lilibet to the UK as he issues plea to King Charles
Prince Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation with the Royal Family after losing a legal battle over security arrangements in the UK. He feels unable to bring his family back to Britain due to current circumstances and revealed tensions with King Charles regarding the issue.
Despite the disagreements, he noted that he has forgiven family members and emphasized his wish to end the conflict. The Court of Appeal dismissed his case, stating that his grievances did not constitute a legal argument, even acknowledging the committee's deviation from policy as reasonable.
The Epoch Times: Education Department Finds University of Pennsylvania Violated Title IX Over Transgender Swimmer
The University of Pennsylvania is facing a Title IX violation due to a transgender athlete's NCAA women's swimming title from 2022. The Department of Education has given UPenn 10 days to comply with federal regulations, including relinquishing the title and issuing apologies to affected female athletes.
Failure to comply could lead to further action from the Department of Justice, including potential loss of federal funding. The university asserts it is in compliance with current regulations but must address the concerns raised to avoid penalties.
Fox News: 'Strange' handling of John Elway golf cart incident called out by ex-prosecutor who says mistakes were made
John Elway's friend and agent, Jeffrey Sperbeck, died following a golf cart incident in California. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office is investigating, but a former federal prosecutor has criticized the agency for its delayed response, suggesting possible dishonesty or incompetence.
Elway, who has retained legal counsel, expressed deep sorrow over Sperbeck's death. The sheriff's office stated they would take appropriate action based on the investigation's findings.
Fox News: Cruise dos and don'ts: Top 5 things that will get you banned for life
A recent brawl at the Galveston terminal led Carnival Cruise Line to ban 24 passengers from future cruises. The incident, which occurred in an area overseen by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, has been referred to law enforcement.
Experts emphasize the importance of responsible behavior while cruising, warning that overindulgence, smuggling, and chronic complaining can result in bans. Cruise lines enforce strict codes of conduct to ensure safety and enjoyment for all passengers.
Fox News: Prince William won't welcome Prince Harry back despite new plea for reconciliation: expert
Prince William remains unwilling to reconcile with Prince Harry, despite Harry's recent calls for family unity. Experts suggest that the rift has deepened due to Harry's public criticisms of the royal family, particularly following his BBC interview. William's priority is to protect the monarchy.
Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of family, especially in light of King Charles III's health concerns. However, royal analysts note contradictions in Harry and Meghan Markle's statements, further complicating their public image and relationship with the royal family.
The Epoch Times: National Memorial Day Parade in Washington Honors Veterans
Thousands gathered in Washington on May 27 for the 2024 National Memorial Day Parade, honoring U.S. veterans from various conflicts, including World War II and the Vietnam War. The event featured performances and special guests, celebrating the sacrifices made by service members.
Participants shared personal stories of loss and remembrance, emphasizing the importance of honoring fallen heroes. Congressional leaders also expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by military personnel and their families.
#military
The Epoch Times: Trump Plans Grand Military Parade to Mark Army’s 250th Birthday, White House Confirms
President Trump will host a military parade on June 14 to honor U.S. military veterans and commemorate the Army's 250th birthday, coinciding with his 79th birthday. The event will feature a fireworks display, approximately 150 vehicles, 50 aircraft, and 6,600 soldiers.
The parade aims to celebrate the Army's historical legacy and modern mission, with plans for historical reenactors and military equipment displays. This event is part of a broader national celebration leading up to America’s 250th Independence Day in 2026.
#history
The Epoch Times: Trump Unveils Plans to Rename Veterans Day as ‘Victory Day for World War I’
President Trump announced plans to rename Veterans Day to “Victory Day for World War I” and May 8 to “Victory Day for World War II,” emphasizing the U.S. role in winning both wars. He did not clarify if May 8 will become a federal holiday.
Currently, Victory Day is celebrated in Europe but not widely in the U.S. Trump criticized past leaders for not celebrating military victories and expressed a desire to restore that recognition. No official details on the name changes have been released.
#education
The Epoch Times: New Federal Guidance Makes It Easier for Colleges to Switch Accreditors
The U.S. Department of Education is expediting the process for colleges to change accreditors, responding to President Trump's executive order aimed at reforming federal accreditation standards. The new policy eliminates previous scrutiny and allows institutions to switch for various reasons, including alignment with religious values or objections to diversity, equity, and inclusion criteria.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized the need for a competitive marketplace among accreditors to lower costs and improve educational outcomes. The changes revoke 2022 guidance that imposed stricter requirements on accreditation changes, aiming to hold accrediting agencies accountable for their standards.