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6 May 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Trump's DOJ Pressuring Sanctuary Cities and States to Stop Blocking Immigration Enforcement
The DOJ is intensifying pressure on sanctuary cities and states to comply with federal immigration laws, filing complaints against Illinois and lawsuits against Colorado for obstructing enforcement. Attorney General Bondi emphasized that states hindering federal efforts will face legal repercussions.
Additionally, the DOJ is investigating Hennepin County's plea deal policies for potential constitutional violations related to race considerations. The administration argues that such sanctuary policies violate the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Trump Goes After the Corrupt Democrat Money Machine
The Trump administration is investigating Democratic fundraising practices, particularly focusing on ActBlue, a major portal for campaign contributions. Concerns have arisen over potential illegal foreign donations and untraceable funds, reminiscent of past issues faced by Democratic campaigns.
Recent changes by ActBlue aim to prevent foreign contributions, but critics argue this is a reaction to scrutiny rather than genuine reform. The investigation has prompted anxiety among Democrats, who have a history of accepting questionable donations.
Le Monde: Trump-Carney meeting: Canada seeks reconciliation
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with US President Trump on May 6, amid rising tensions and disagreements over trade and territorial ambitions. Carney's recent election victory was fueled by his stance against Trump's policies, positioning himself as a defender of Canadian sovereignty.
In his victory speech, Carney declared the end of the traditionally cordial US-Canada relationship, accusing Trump of seeking to control Canadian resources and territory. He emphasized his commitment to building a "strong Canada" that will resist American pressures.
Breitbart: Tribe: Trump Is Trying to Take Over All the Branches of Government
Harvard Law professor emeritus Laurence Tribe criticized President Trump on CNN, asserting that Trump is attempting to consolidate power across all branches of government. Tribe emphasized that all individuals, including the president, are bound by the Constitution and must uphold due process rights.
He condemned Trump's uncertainty regarding his constitutional duties as "ridiculous" and "dangerous," arguing it promotes the notion that he is above the law. Tribe warned that such behavior undermines the principles of justice and governance.
Front Page Magazine: May Day American Marxists Celebrate Trump Hatred
A recent anti-Trump rally in Philadelphia attracted a large crowd of leftist activists, who expressed their disdain for the former president and celebrated what they perceive as a growing movement against him. Many participants were described as typical socialist activists, wearing casual attire and embodying a sense of "worker solidarity."
Despite their enthusiasm, the article argues that these protests are merely a continuation of past demonstrations, lacking genuine revolutionary potential. The author suggests that the activists' rhetoric and tactics are outdated, and their claims of a turning tide against Trump are misguided.
Breitbart: Crockett: Dems Need to Go After Trump 'for the Good' of the Country
Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) stated that Democratic lawmakers must confront President Trump for the nation's benefit. In response to Trump's criticism of her intelligence, she emphasized the need for accountability from the administration, asserting that it is crucial to address the issues facing the country.
Crockett expressed uncertainty about being the future of the Democratic Party but highlighted the importance of fearless leadership in challenging the current administration. She aims to expose the negative impact of Trump's presidency on the nation.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel bombs Yemen after Houthi strike on Tel Aviv airport
Israel conducted airstrikes in Yemen targeting Houthi positions, following a missile attack claimed by the Houthis on Ben Gurion International Airport. The strikes hit the port of Hodeida and a concrete plant in Bajil, with the Houthis reporting multiple casualties.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed a strong response against the Houthis and Iran, while Iran denied involvement in the missile attack. The situation escalates amid ongoing tensions related to the Gaza conflict, with the Houthis pledging further attacks on Israeli airports.
#military
Breitbart: South Korea Offers Canada $20 Billion Military Upgrade Deal
Three South Korean companies, supported by their government, have proposed a $20 billion unsolicited plan to upgrade Canada's military capabilities, including submarines and artillery. The initiative aims to replace Canada's aging fleet and enhance defense cooperation, with potential costs reaching $25 billion.
This proposal comes amid shifting Canadian defense strategies, as the country seeks alternatives to U.S. suppliers. South Korea's recent success in defense exports, particularly with Poland, has positioned it as a viable option for Canada, which faces operational readiness challenges.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Why Altar Rails Are Returning to Churches
The return of altar rails in churches across the U.S. is gaining popularity, reviving traditional Catholic practices and enhancing reverence for the Eucharist. This movement is transforming parishes, attracting worshipers of all ages, and fostering a deeper connection to the Blessed Sacrament.
Supporters argue that altar rails create a more sacred atmosphere for receiving Communion, allowing for reflection and humility. This resurgence is seen as a response to the decline in Eucharistic devotion following their removal after the Second Vatican Council, with many advocating for their reinstatement as a means to restore the sense of the sacred in worship.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Chiefs, Warriors and Democrats
The Massapequa Chiefs high school football team faces pressure from New York's Department of Education to abandon their name, linked to a broader movement against Native American mascots. Critics argue the name is offensive, despite local tribes not objecting and historical inaccuracies surrounding the claims.
The controversy highlights the clash between local identity and historical narratives, with residents feeling a connection to a semi-mythical past. The push against such team names is seen by some as an attempt to control history, often rooted in dubious claims and legends.
#sports
GB News: Scottie Scheffler sends clear warning to Rory McIlroy over PGA Championship after masterclass win
Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau have emerged as strong contenders ahead of the US PGA Championship, showcasing impressive performances in recent tournaments. Scheffler achieved a record-equalling 31 under par at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, while DeChambeau secured his first win since last year's US Open at LIV's Korea event.
With both players in peak form, the anticipation for the PGA Championship, starting May 15, has intensified. Their competitive spirits, alongside Rory McIlroy's recent success, set the stage for a thrilling contest among golf's elite.