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5 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Rwanda 'in discussions' with US to receive deported migrants: report
Rwanda is in early discussions with the U.S. about accepting migrants deported under the Trump administration. The Rwandan Foreign Minister confirmed ongoing talks, while a State Department spokesperson emphasized the importance of collaboration with foreign governments to address illegal migration.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted efforts to find countries willing to accept deported individuals, asserting that the U.S. is actively seeking cooperation beyond El Salvador. However, concerns about Rwanda's human rights record have been raised, complicating the potential agreement.
Fox News: Democrat Hank Johnson draws Holocaust comparison while blasting deportations
Rep. Hank Johnson, R-Ga., drew attention during a House Judiciary Committee meeting by referencing the Holocaust while criticizing deportations of undocumented immigrants. He paraphrased Martin Niemöller’s poem to highlight perceived injustices against various groups, emphasizing the importance of due process for all individuals, documented or not.
Johnson's remarks included a critique of the treatment of immigrants and a Milwaukee judge arrested for aiding an illegal immigrant. His comments were met with mockery from Republican committee members, while Democrats shifted focus to due process concerns in light of recent developments in immigration cases.
#politics
The Western Journal: Ex-Obama Aide Says He 'Had Real Concerns' About Biden — But Was Still OK with Him Being in Charge
Former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer expressed concerns about President Joe Biden's cognitive decline, noting a noticeable change during a White House reception in April 2024. Despite his observations, Pfeiffer did not believe Biden was unfit for the presidency at that time.
Pfeiffer reflected on Biden's performance leading up to the 2024 election, mentioning that while he had concerns about Biden's ability to campaign effectively, he trusted reports from others that the president was doing well. Ultimately, Biden was replaced as the Democratic nominee by Kamala Harris following a poor debate performance in June 2024.
Human Events: ARI HOFFMAN: Local governments sue Trump administration to keep funds flowing to DEI
A coalition of left-leaning local governments, including King County, has filed a federal lawsuit against HUD and the FTA to block new grant requirements that tie federal funding to adherence to immigration enforcement and diversity policies. Critics argue these governments have mismanaged billions in taxpayer funds, particularly in homelessness and transportation initiatives.
Despite investing over $4 billion in homelessness efforts, King County's homeless population has increased, and transit projects have faced delays and budget overruns. The lawsuit raises questions about local governments' accountability and effective use of federal dollars.
Fox News: 'MOGE' audit uncovers nonprofits' 'incredibly wasteful' spending of taxpayer funds: state official
A Mississippi state audit revealed significant waste in HIV/AIDS grant expenditures, with funds misallocated to events like a "Queer-ceanara" and unnecessary cab rides in New York City. Auditor Shad White criticized these findings as a betrayal of taxpayer trust.
White emphasized that such misuse of funds could be indicative of broader issues in other states, urging a reevaluation of how grants flow from federal to state to nonprofit levels.
#society
GB News: Neighbour row erupts after residents 'forced' to build illegal wall to 'protect themselves from yobs'
Homeowners in Blackburn have built an illegal wall to protect their properties from drug users and vandalism, citing safety concerns. The wall, which extends onto public land, has drawn mixed reactions, with some neighbors supporting the builders against council orders to demolish it.
Residents argue that the council has neglected issues like drug paraphernalia and rat infestations, leading to their drastic measures. The homeowners plan to appeal the council's decision to tear down the wall, claiming it is necessary for their safety.
Human Events: ‘Motivated by fear’: JK Rowling slams ‘cowardly’ Harry Potter actors for blindly following trans ideology
JK Rowling has reaffirmed her stance on biological sex and transgender issues following a UK Supreme Court ruling that defines "woman" and "sex" as applicable to biological females. This ruling has sparked backlash from various artists, including actors from the Harry Potter franchise, who signed an open letter opposing it.
In her response, Rowling criticized those who distanced themselves from her views, labeling them as "back-stabbing" and motivated by fear. She emphasized that she does not support penalizing individuals for their beliefs, asserting her commitment to freedom of expression.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: From the Holy Land to the Holy See: Cardinal Pizzaballa emerges as papal candidate
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, is a leading candidate to succeed Pope Francis, who passed away recently. Pizzaballa, a cardinal since September 2023, has expressed willingness to act as a hostage in exchange for children kidnapped by Hamas during the recent conflict in Israel.
Pizzaballa, praised for his understanding of the region's complexities, faced criticism for a statement urging Israel to avoid civilian casualties, which some felt did not adequately condemn Hamas's actions. He later clarified his stance, denouncing the violence perpetrated by Hamas.
Times Of Israel: Iran maintains tough rhetoric on Israel and US, even while seeking nuclear deal
Iran is asserting its military capabilities while simultaneously seeking to negotiate a nuclear deal with the United States. Recent events include a missile test and support for Houthi attacks on Israel, despite ongoing tensions and the U.S. insistence that Iran must cease uranium enrichment for sanctions relief.
The backdrop of these developments is the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, which has shifted regional dynamics. Iran's attempts to engage in talks with the U.S. about its nuclear program continue, but significant obstacles remain, including U.S. threats of sanctions and the broader geopolitical landscape influenced by Iran's actions in support of groups like Hamas and the Houthis.
#economy
Forbes: Cummins Pulls Financial Forecast Over Tariff ‘Uncertainty’—Joining These Companies
Cummins has withdrawn its annual financial forecast due to "growing economic uncertainty" linked to President Trump's tariffs, joining several other companies like Apple and GM that have also cut guidance amid market volatility. This trend reflects broader concerns about the impact of tariffs on various industries.
Many firms, including McDonald's and UPS, have cited unpredictable economic conditions and tariff-related challenges as reasons for pulling their financial guidance, leading to layoffs and a cautious outlook for growth. The ongoing tariff policies are raising concerns about consumer prices and market stability.
#culture
Fox News: Charley Scalies, ‘The Wire’ and ‘Sopranos' actor, dead at 84
Charley Scalies, known for his roles in "The Sopranos" and "The Wire," passed away at 84 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. His daughter, Anne Marie, fondly remembered him as her favorite parent and shared his passion for acting and storytelling.
Scalies began his career in theater and later transitioned to film, appearing in notable works like "12 Monkeys" and "Jersey Girl." He is survived by his wife, Angeline, and their children and grandchildren.
#history
Le Monde: The UK celebrates 80 years since WWII's end
The UK marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day with a series of emotional celebrations, including a military parade and a tea party hosted by King Charles III for WWII veterans. Thousands gathered in London, reflecting on the significance of the day and honoring those who served.
The events included a fly-past by military aircraft and participation from NATO personnel, with a focus on the importance of remembering the sacrifices made during the war. The celebrations culminate with a national moment of silence and a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey.
#crime
Fox News: Texas manhunt underway for murder suspect who removed ankle monitor
Texas police are conducting a manhunt for Trevor McEuen, a capital murder suspect who cut off his ankle monitor and missed a court date. McEuen allegedly confessed to shooting his neighbor in 2023. Authorities emphasize the safety of Van Zandt County residents as a top priority.