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5 May 2025
#illegals
Forbes: Trump Administration Will Pay Undocumented Migrants $1,000 To Leave U.S.
The federal government will provide $1,000 to undocumented immigrants who voluntarily leave the U.S., as announced by the Department of Homeland Security. This initiative is part of the Trump administration's strategy to expedite deportations.
Eligible migrants must use the Customs and Border Protection Home App to inform the government of their departure to receive the stipend, along with travel assistance and a guarantee against arrest.
#politics
GB News: Nigel Farage reflects on 'astonishing' election success for Reform UK
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage expressed surprise at the party's strong performance in recent local elections, gaining control of 10 councils and winning two mayoral elections. The party also overturned Labour's majority in a by-election, securing a fifth MP in Parliament.
Farage noted that the results exceeded his expectations and reflected a positive sentiment among candidates across the country.
Fox News: GOP leaders find new major holiday deadline for Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' amid Medicaid, tax divisions
Republican leaders aim to pass a significant bill embodying President Trump's agenda by July 4, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the U.S. The legislation seeks to address tax, defense, energy, and immigration policies while also managing a $1.5 trillion budget cut.
Despite optimistic projections from House Speaker Mike Johnson, some GOP aides express skepticism about meeting the deadlines, citing the complexities of Congress. Ongoing negotiations focus on Medicaid cuts and the future of green energy tax subsidies, with concerns about potential impacts on healthcare and energy sectors.
Breitbart: Report: Trump's FY 2026 Budget Cuts $468 Million in ATF Funding
President Trump's proposed FY 2026 budget includes a $486 million cut to the ATF, aimed at reducing what he calls "abusive regulatory decrees" against gun owners. The budget seeks to support the Second Amendment by halting the criminalization of lawful gun ownership.
The cuts are intended to shift focus from regulating law-abiding citizens to targeting illegal firearms traffickers and violent gangs. The proposal also aims to eliminate restrictions on homemade firearms imposed during the Biden administration.
#society
Fox News: Blake Lively’s ‘Another Simple Favor’ director slams ‘outrage’ against actress over diva rumors
Director Paul Feig defended Blake Lively against misconceptions regarding her role in filmmaking amid her legal battle with Justin Baldoni. He emphasized her collaborative nature and criticized public outrage over unfounded claims about her involvement in film production.
Lively is currently embroiled in a lawsuit against Baldoni for sexual harassment, which he counters with a $400 million defamation claim. Both parties have shared evidence to support their positions, while Lively expressed the emotional toll of the situation during a recent interview.
Breitbart: REPORT: Trump to Announce D.C. Will Host 2027 NFL Draft
President Trump will announce that Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft on the National Mall, alongside NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and the owner of the Washington Commanders. The team has reached an agreement to return to RFK Stadium, with costs expected to exceed $3 billion.
Despite skepticism from some D.C. Council members about public funding, Mayor Bowser noted the potential for major events at the stadium. Trump hailed the deal as a significant win for the city.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: BBC puts new Gaza film on hold amid bias row
The BBC has indefinitely delayed the release of its documentary "Gaza: Medics Under Fire" pending a review of a prior film that featured a narrator linked to Hamas. The previous documentary, "Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone," faced backlash for not disclosing the narrator's family ties to the terror group.
Production company Basement Films expressed disappointment over the delays, emphasizing the urgency of sharing the stories of Palestinian doctors featured in the new documentary. The BBC stated it would air the film once the review is complete, while also indicating a broader examination of its reporting on the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Times Of Israel: Official: IDF to launch major Gaza op if no deal signed by end of Trump’s Mideast visit
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) plans a significant offensive against Hamas in Gaza if a hostage deal is not reached by the end of President Trump's upcoming visit to the region. The operation, named "Gideon’s Chariots," aims to defeat Hamas, secure territory, and facilitate the evacuation of civilians from combat zones.
The IDF's strategy includes retaining control over conquered areas to prevent the resurgence of terrorism and ensuring humanitarian aid is distributed securely to civilians. As tensions escalate, Israel hopes to leverage Trump's visit to encourage Hamas to agree to a hostage release deal.
Fox News: Trump to meet with American ballerina freed from Russian prison
President Donald Trump will host Ksenia Karelina, a former Russian ballerina, at the White House after her release from a Russian prison in a U.S.-Russian prisoner swap. Karelina, who was sentenced to 12 years for treason, expressed gratitude for her return to the U.S.
Karelina was detained in Russia for donating to a charity aiding Ukraine. Her release was part of a deal that included the U.S. releasing Arthur Petrov, accused of exporting sensitive electronics to Russia. Karelina's family and boyfriend praised Trump for his role in her return.
The Western Journal: Japan Threatens to Use $1 Trillion in US Treasury Holdings as Leverage in Trade Negotiations
Japan's finance minister hinted at using the nation's $1.13 trillion in U.S. Treasury holdings as leverage in trade negotiations with the Trump administration. This comes amid concerns over U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports, which have been described as a national disaster for Japan.
Prime Minister Ishiba emphasized that continued tariffs could hinder Japanese investment in the U.S. Japan insists on a full rollback of tariffs as a precondition for any trade deal. Negotiations are ongoing, with hopes for a resolution by June.
#culture
Le Monde: Stars come out for Met Gala, showcasing Black dandyism
The Met Gala, held on the first Monday in May, this year highlights Black style through the lens of dandyism, coinciding with the exhibit "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Co-chaired by notable figures like Pharrell Williams and LeBron James, the event reflects on the sociopolitical layers of Black dandyism.
The theme draws inspiration from Monica Miller's book, exploring how Black men historically subverted dandyism to assert identity and social mobility. The gala serves as a contrast to recent political efforts to limit discussions on diversity, celebrating the rich history and influence of Black fashion.