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#illegals
Fox News: Dem immigration talking points fizzle as dark picture of Abrego Garcia emerges
Democrats are facing backlash over their support for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant deported for alleged violent behavior and gang ties. Evidence has surfaced of domestic abuse and human trafficking, contradicting claims of his wrongful deportation.
Despite this, some Democrats, including Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, continue to advocate for his return, emphasizing due process rights. Critics, including Trump administration officials, argue that supporting Abrego Garcia undermines public safety and reveals a troubling agenda.
Fox News: Trump asks NBC host if it 'sounds good' to report the border crossings are at record lows during interview
During a recent interview, President Trump asserted that the U.S. border is now "the most secure it's ever been," contrasting it with what he described as years of mismanagement under the Biden administration. He emphasized the importance of reporting low border crossings and maintained that the current situation reflects significant improvements.
Trump also stated he has no intention of lifting his emergency declaration regarding the border crisis, citing ongoing challenges with illegal immigration and judicial processes. He dismissed speculation about seeking a third presidential term, indicating he believes it may not be constitutional.
#politics
Fox News: Book reveals Biden advisors declined to have president take a cognitive test in February 2024: Report
A new book reveals that President Biden's team opted against a cognitive test in February 2024, fearing it would raise further concerns about his age. Despite confidence in Biden's ability to pass, discussions occurred amid worries about his political standing.
The book also highlights a conversation between former chief of staff Ron Klain and David Axelrod regarding Biden's age and readiness for re-election. Klain reportedly expressed frustration over Axelrod's comments that could undermine Biden's position.
Fox News: EPA chief Zeldin announces overhauls to bring agency back to Reagan-level staffing
The EPA plans to reduce its workforce to Reagan-era levels, aiming to save taxpayers an estimated $300 million annually. Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a reorganization to enhance efficiency and focus on environmental protection while addressing backlogs in chemical reviews and air quality concerns.
The overhaul includes creating new offices to prioritize scientific research and streamline regulatory processes. Zeldin emphasized the need for fiscal responsibility, noting significant reductions in grants and contracts to ensure efficient use of taxpayer dollars.
Fox News: Book reveals Biden advisers declined to have president take a cognitive test in February 2024: Report
A new book reveals that President Biden's team opted against a cognitive test in February 2024, fearing it would raise further concerns about his age. Despite confidence in Biden's ability to pass, discussions occurred amid worries about his political standing.
The book also highlights a conversation between former chief of staff Ron Klain and David Axelrod regarding Biden's age and readiness for re-election. Klain reportedly expressed frustration over Axelrod's comments that could undermine Biden's position.
#society
GB News: King Charles 'feeling betrayed' after Prince Harry's BBC bombshell interview
Former royal butler Grant Harrold expressed that King Charles may feel "betrayed" by Prince Harry's recent BBC interview, where Harry made concerning remarks about his father's health. Harrold emphasized that discussing such private matters publicly could lead to speculation and confusion about the royal family's situation.
Harry, who expressed devastation over a legal ruling regarding his UK security, stated he can't envision a future where he brings his family back to the UK, yet desires reconciliation with the royal family. Concerns about King Charles's health, following a cancer diagnosis, add to the sensitivity of the situation.
Liberty Nation News: Credentialed Leftists Fight Keep Their Greatest Weapon - Liberty Nation News
PEN America, a literary organization founded in 1922, is now viewed as dominated by radical activists. Its recent report critiques the Trump administration's policies, claiming they threaten free speech and education. The organization expresses outrage over book bans at institutions like the US Naval Academy.
The report highlights concerns over the removal of books that promote leftist ideologies, arguing that such actions represent a broader cultural threat. PEN America positions itself as a defender of diverse perspectives in education, asserting that educators have a duty to expose students to various viewpoints, even against parental wishes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The Trump administration is right. We are too close to China
Peter Navarro, former trade adviser to President Trump, has criticized the UK for its complacency towards China, suggesting that the Labour government is not adequately addressing the challenges posed by the Chinese Communist Party. He highlights concerns over the UK’s lack of a robust China policy and the need for a more strategic approach to protect national interests.
Despite previous critiques and a parliamentary report highlighting deficiencies in UK-China relations, the Labour government's current stance remains vague and ineffective. The government's approach of "cooperate, compete, challenge" lacks clarity, and there are doubts about the UK’s ability to effectively engage with China while maintaining its relationship with the US.
#economy
Forbes: At Warren Buffett’s Final Annual Meeting, He Remains Bullish On America
Warren Buffett announced his retirement as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway during his final annual shareholders' meeting, expressing optimism about the U.S. and its economic prospects. At 94, he emphasized the importance of balanced trade and raised concerns about inflation and fiscal policy, while highlighting the company's significant cash reserves.
Buffett introduced his successor, Greg Abel, who will now manage the company’s strategy and cash allocation. Abel reassured shareholders of his commitment to maintaining Buffett's investment philosophy. Buffett plans to remain available for advice, leaving a legacy of gratitude and optimism for the future.