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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Administration to Pay for Migrant Flights of Illegals Who Self-Deport
The Trump administration's DHS will pay for flights and provide a $1,000 stipend for migrants who voluntarily self-deport. This program aims to save taxpayers money, costing approximately $4,500 compared to over $17,000 for traditional deportations.
Eligible individuals must register via the CBP Home app to avoid ICE arrest and can return to the U.S. legally in the future. DHS promotes this as a safe and orderly alternative for illegal immigrants.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant released by Biden admin pleads not guilty to murder of Georgia grandmother
Hector David Sagastume Rivas, a 21-year-old Honduran national, pleaded not guilty to charges including capital murder in the death of Georgia grandmother Camillia Williams. Her body was found in March after she was allegedly attacked and strangled by Rivas, who had previously been released at the southern border.
Rivas, who has a deportation order pending, is being held without bond. The case has raised concerns about the handling of illegal immigrants by authorities, drawing comparisons to another murder involving an illegal immigrant in Georgia.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Will Trump Restore The Rock? Plans for Alcatraz Underway - Liberty Nation News
President Trump announced plans to reopen Alcatraz as a federal prison, citing a need to house violent offenders and criticizing current judicial practices regarding illegal immigrants. The proposal has sparked significant debate online regarding its feasibility and potential costs.
Critics estimate the reopening could cost between $235-370 million upfront and $40-60 million annually to operate, raising concerns about the financial implications for both the federal budget and the tourism revenue generated by the site.
Le Monde: Chancellor Merz's diplomatic first week
Friedrich Merz, leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), is set to be elected as Germany's chancellor on May 6, following a successful coalition with the Social Democratic Party (SPD). This election marks a significant milestone in Merz's political career, rivaling former chancellor Angela Merkel.
The CDU-CSU and SPD coalition holds a comfortable majority in the Bundestag, ensuring Merz's election is virtually assured. Outgoing chancellor Olaf Scholz will bid farewell with a traditional ceremony before Merz is sworn in.
Breitbart: Nolte: CNN Platforms Sinaloa Gangster After Blacklisting 2020 Election Questioners
CNN has faced criticism for featuring a Sinaloa cartel member in an interview, raising concerns about the network's judgment in platforming individuals linked to violence and drug trafficking. Critics argue that while dissenting voices regarding the 2020 election are silenced, a cartel member is welcomed to speak against Trump.
The interview showcased the cartel member's perspective on drug consumption in America, with the CNN reporter seemingly attempting to elicit a negative response about Trump. This has led to accusations that CNN prioritizes anti-Trump narratives over responsible journalism.
Forbes: Trump’s Movie Tariff Would’ve Hit These Recent Huge U.S. Blockbusters: From ‘Avatar’ To ‘Wicked’
President Trump has threatened a 100% tariff on films produced outside the U.S., claiming the American film industry is in decline and labeling foreign production a "national security threat." This could affect major blockbusters like "Avatar" and "Barbie," which were filmed abroad.
The timeline and feasibility of such tariffs remain uncertain, with industry experts expressing skepticism about the plan's logic and potential impact. Hollywood stocks have already seen declines following Trump's announcement, indicating concern within the film sector.
#society
Fox News: Navy veteran escalates defamation battle against Associated Press after local outlets pull article
U.S. Navy Veteran Zachary Young is pursuing a nearly $500 million defamation lawsuit against the Associated Press, claiming they falsely accused him of smuggling people out of Afghanistan. Young previously won a defamation case against CNN for similar allegations.
Young's attorney argues that the AP's refusal to retract the article, despite other outlets removing it, demonstrates malice and a disregard for the truth. The AP has labeled the lawsuit "frivolous" and maintains that their reporting was accurate.
GB News: Young drivers to face stricter travel rules across major region as current measures remain 'ineffective'
Falkirk Council has approved a new Road Safety Plan targeting young drivers aged 17 to 25, who represent 24% of car driver casualties despite being only 10% of license holders. The plan, effective from 2025 to 2030, aims to reduce road deaths and serious injuries by 50% by 2030.
Measures include stricter safety rules, lower speed limits, and collaboration with Safety Camera Scotland. The council is also focusing on other high-risk groups, including motorcyclists and cyclists. Initial 20mph speed limit pilots have been introduced, with mixed feedback on their effectiveness.
Fox News: State tourist tax by popular vacation destination would pour funds into 'climate change' mitigation
Hawaii's Senate has passed a bill to raise the tourist tax on hotels to 11% in 2025, increasing to 12% in 2026. Revenue will fund climate resilience projects and economic development following recent natural disasters, including a devastating fire in Lahaina.
Supporters argue the tax hike is necessary to protect ecosystems and prepare for climate change impacts, with Governor Josh Green expected to sign the bill into law. Hawaii already has a combined tax rate of nearly 19% on hospitality services.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: ‘Freedom Flotilla’ ship intending to run Israeli blockade of Gaza targeted in drone strike before Greta Thunberg could join crew
A ship carrying aid to Gaza was damaged in a drone strike near Malta, leading Greta Thunberg to condemn the attack as a violation of international law. The vessel, which attempted to breach the Israeli blockade, caught fire and was left disabled in international waters.
Maltese authorities responded to a mayday call but reported that the crew declined assistance. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, which organized the mission, accused Israel of responsibility for the strike. Thunberg expressed her commitment to the mission, emphasizing the need for humanitarian access to Gaza.
#economy
Forbes: Berkshire Hathaway Stock Slides On Buffett’s Retirement: His Net Worth Falls $7 Billion
Warren Buffett announced he will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of this year, leading to a 4% drop in the company's share prices and a $29 billion loss in market capitalization. His net worth decreased by $6.9 billion, making him the biggest billionaire loser for the day.
Despite his retirement, Buffett will remain as chairman, with Greg Abel appointed as the new CEO. Analysts believe Buffett's departure will influence investor sentiment more than the company's actual operations.
#military
The Economist: How new drones are sneaking past jammers on Ukraine’s front lines
Drones have significantly changed the dynamics of the war in Ukraine, with surveillance and attack drones being used extensively. However, jamming has rendered many drones ineffective. A new type of fibre-optic drone, which lacks a detectable radio signal, is emerging as a solution, proving difficult to intercept.
This innovation could shift the balance on the battlefield, as both sides adapt to these advancements. The increasing reliance on such technology underscores the evolving nature of modern warfare.