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4 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump shoots down rumors he will seek 3rd term: ‘Not something I’m looking to do’
President Trump dismissed speculation about seeking a third term, stating he has no intention of doing so as it is constitutionally prohibited. He emphasized the importance of succession within the MAGA movement, mentioning Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as potential successors.
In the interview, Trump also addressed illegal immigration, asserting that he will maintain his emergency declaration on the issue. He claimed that illegal border crossings have significantly decreased under his administration compared to President Biden's tenure, while noting ongoing challenges with deportation programs.
Front Page Magazine: New York Officials Fight for Illegal Alien Necrophiliac Subway Rapist
New York City is facing scrutiny over its handling of crime, particularly regarding the case of Felix Rojas, an illegal immigrant charged with raping a corpse on a subway train. Rojas, who has crossed the US-Mexico border multiple times, was arrested after the incident involving the deceased Jorge Gonzalez.
Local officials, including the New York City Council, are reportedly prioritizing the protection of illegal immigrants over public safety, with plans to challenge federal immigration enforcement. Critics argue this reflects a troubling open borders ideology.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump’s first hundred days have been a triumph
President Trump's second term has been characterized by significant policy changes that supporters claim are transforming the U.S. for the better. Key achievements include reducing illegal migration, securing the southern border, and implementing a major deportation initiative. His administration has also targeted antisemitism in universities and established the Department of Government Efficiency, which has reportedly saved taxpayers billions.
On the international front, Trump has successfully urged NATO allies to increase defense spending and signed a minerals deal with Ukraine, reinforcing U.S. support against Russian aggression. His administration's actions are portrayed as revolutionary, challenging the established political order and fulfilling campaign promises.
Liberty Nation News: DC Mayor’s Lavish Mideast Trip – And the Coverup of Who Paid - Liberty Nation News
Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser faces scrutiny over her overseas trips, particularly a 2023 visit to Qatar funded by the Qatari government, which paid over $61,000 for her and her staff. Questions arose about the funding sources after conflicting statements from her office and a lack of required donation agreements.
Critics highlight a pattern of Bowser accepting lavish trips from entities with business interests in the city, raising concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest. As the mayor promotes DC for investment, residents question her priorities amid ongoing crime and poverty issues.
#society
GB News: Scarborough Bed and Breakfast named best in UK, Europe and top in world
Toulson Court B&B in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, has been recognized as the Best Bed and Breakfast in Europe and the UK for the fifth consecutive year in the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards 2025. It ranks fourth globally, outperforming numerous renowned hotels.
Run by James and Angela Rusden, the B&B is celebrated for its personal touch and excellent service, including James's entertaining breakfasts. Guests have praised the warm atmosphere and attention to detail, helping to elevate Scarborough's profile as a travel destination.
Fox News: HR firm confirms 4M records exposed in major hack
Data breaches in the U.S. surged from 447 in 2012 to over 3,200 in 2023, with the recent VeriSource Services incident exposing personal information of about 4 million individuals. The breach was discovered in February 2024, but it took over a year for the company to assess its full impact.
The delay in notifying affected individuals raises concerns about trust and responsibility in data management. Many victims learned of the breach well after their information was compromised, highlighting the need for stricter penalties for delayed breach notifications.
Fox News: Trump's $5,000 baby bonus: Here's how it will do the most good
The declining birth rate in the U.S. poses a significant threat to civilization, as noted by Elon Musk. Research indicates that the collapse in fertility is linked to the decline of marriage, with married couples maintaining higher birth rates. A proposed "baby bonus" could incentivize married families.
The article argues for a revival of the traditional family structure, emphasizing the benefits of marriage for societal stability and child well-being. It suggests that government policy, alongside a resurgence of Christian values, could help restore family dynamics and address the ongoing mental health crises and social isolation.
Le Monde: Kenneth Roth, former head of HRW: 'Human rights can be defended without the United States'
In a dystopian future where the US is a proto-fascist state at war with China, the graphic novel "You Must Take Part in Revolution" explores the divergent paths of three young idealists. The narrative reflects on the impact of authoritarianism and the struggle for human rights.
Kenneth Roth, former head of Human Rights Watch, discusses the organization's strategy to pressure autocratic regimes by highlighting the gap between their claims of respecting human rights and their actual practices. This approach aims to undermine their legitimacy and sway public opinion against them.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Seven Iranians Arrested in Two Separate UK Anti-Terrorism Operations
British police arrested eight individuals, including seven Iranian nationals, during two anti-terrorism operations. The arrests were made in London, Swindon, and Greater Manchester, with suspects detained on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act and other terrorism offenses.
The operations come amid heightened concerns over Iran-backed plots in the UK, with officials noting a significant increase in threats since 2022. Investigations are ongoing to determine motivations and assess any further risks to public safety.
Breitbart: Houthis Hit Ben Gurion Airport with Missile; Israel Weighs Response; Iran Possible Target
A ballistic missile fired by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels struck near Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, injuring several and triggering sirens. Israeli officials are considering a response, potentially targeting Iran, which supports the Houthis. The airport was temporarily closed as a precaution.
Both Israel's Arrow and U.S.-made THAAD missile defenses failed to intercept the missile. U.S. President Trump has previously warned Iran will face consequences for Houthi actions. The situation remains tense as Israeli leaders convene to discuss further actions.
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Tariffs May Drive China’s Economy Into a Depression, Experts Say
Chinese garment exporters, like Li from Guangzhou, are facing severe challenges due to steep U.S. tariffs, leading to significant drops in orders and revenue. Many businesses report that the American market is crucial for their survival, with exports declining by 5% in 2023.
Experts warn that without a resolution to trade tensions, China could face a recession, with job losses potentially reaching 10 million. The domestic market is struggling to absorb excess production, and the outlook remains grim as the economy shows signs of stagnation.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: David Horowitz's Writing Continues
David Horowitz continued to contribute ideas and articles until shortly before his passing, despite health challenges. His recent output included a new book and articles proposed by him, showcasing his enduring influence on Front Page Magazine.
Even after his last article, his voice and ideas will persist through the work of others. An article he initially proposed, titled 'The Enemy We Face,' will be published soon, ensuring his legacy continues.