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#illegals
Fox News: Trump fields question about his timeline for judicial nominations: 'We're putting 'em in rapidly'
President Trump emphasized the need for swift judicial nominations, expressing concern over "radicalized" judges who demand trials for every illegal immigrant. He believes this approach is impractical given the millions of undocumented individuals in the U.S.
Trump recently nominated Whitney Hermandorfer to the U.S. Court of Appeals, marking his first judicial appointment of his second term. He criticized judges who block deportations of criminals, warning that such actions threaten public safety and the nation's founding principles.
Breitbart: Farage's Reform Party Vows to Block Migrant Hotels, Green Agenda
Reform UK plans to leverage its recent local election victories to block illegal migrants from being housed in their jurisdictions and challenge the government's green policies. The party aims to utilize legal avenues to prevent the dispersal of asylum seekers and proposes alternatives to hotel accommodations.
Additionally, Reform UK intends to deport all illegal migrants if they gain power, while also addressing rising energy prices attributed to green initiatives. The party's leadership believes their approach to these contentious issues will help them gain public trust and secure a significant number of seats in the next general election.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Smotrich: Israel should embrace Gaza ‘occupation’; IDF won’t leave even for hostages
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza, even for a hostage deal, advocating for the term "occupation" and emphasizing control over humanitarian aid to prevent Hamas from benefiting. The cabinet's decision to expand military operations has drawn criticism from opposition parties and families of hostages, who argue that territorial gains are being prioritized over lives.
Culture Minister Miki Zohar acknowledged the risks to hostages but claimed the offensive could pressure Hamas to negotiate. Families of hostages expressed outrage, fearing for their loved ones' safety, and accused the government of sacrificing lives for political survival. Critics, including opposition leaders, argue that the government's strategy is driven by political motives rather than security needs.
Fox News: Senator warns of 'unconstitutional' judicial overreach ahead of SCOTUS showdown
Sen. Charles Grassley criticized the use of nationwide injunctions by federal judges, calling them an unconstitutional overreach of judicial power. He highlighted a recent D.C. district court ruling blocking a voter ID requirement as an example of this issue, asserting that judges should not act as policymakers.
Grassley is advocating for his Judicial Relief Clarification Act to curb these universal injunctions and expressed hope that the Supreme Court will address the matter in an upcoming case regarding birthright citizenship. He argues that the President should not need to seek approval from multiple district judges to govern effectively.
Forbes: Netflix Suffers $20 Billion Loss As Trump Wields 100% Movie Tariffs
Netflix shares dropped 4% to $1,113 following President Trump's announcement of a 100% tariff on foreign-produced films, which he labeled a "National Security threat." This decline resulted in a $20.4 billion loss in market capitalization for the streaming giant.
Other entertainment companies like Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery also saw stock declines, with the overall market reacting negatively. Uncertainty remains regarding the specifics of the proposed tariffs and their implications for the film and streaming industries.
#society
Fox News: Tesla doxxing attacks wrongly target nonowners across America
A recent rise in attacks on Tesla owners and dealerships has escalated into a campaign of intimidation, fueled by inaccurate personal data. Websites like "Dogequest" have published sensitive information about individuals, many of whom have never owned a Tesla, leading to harassment and threats.
The DOJ and FBI have classified these incidents as domestic terrorism, highlighting the risks posed to anyone misidentified due to flawed data sources. This situation underscores the broader implications for privacy and safety, as similar misidentifications could affect various groups in the future.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Senate Democrats predicting 'brutal' UN ambassador confirmation hearing for Mike Waltz
Senate Democrats are predicting a challenging confirmation hearing for Mike Waltz as UN ambassador, citing his lack of qualifications and involvement in a controversial Signal group chat regarding military strikes. Senators Tammy Duckworth and Mark Warner anticipate tough questioning from both parties.
Waltz's nomination follows President Trump's announcement of an upcoming national security adviser appointment, with Waltz described as being promoted despite scrutiny. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has prioritized his nomination, but the hearing timeline remains uncertain.
#military
Le Monde: Israel steps up military operations and threats against Gaza, Syria and Iran
Israel has intensified military operations in Gaza, mobilizing tens of thousands of reservists to replace conscripts. This strategy, approved by the security cabinet, aims to increase pressure on Hamas for a favorable ceasefire agreement while maintaining military presence in the region.
The rotation of troops is expected to last around 10 days, coinciding with President Trump's diplomatic visit to the Middle East. Israel's actions follow a series of strikes and humanitarian aid cutoffs, as it seeks to negotiate terms for the release of hostages and a ceasefire.
#history
GB News: Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George join Kate and Prince William at Buckingham Palace
Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince George attended a Second World War commemoration at Buckingham Palace with the Prince and Princess of Wales, King Charles, and other royals. The event honored veterans and included a military procession and a flypast.
Later, King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a tea party for around 50 veterans and Second World War survivors, with the Prime Minister also in attendance. The event aimed to pay tribute to those who served during the war, showcasing a blend of royal and national remembrance.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: 8 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight After Geomagnetic Storms
The northern lights are expected to be visible across several states along the Canadian border on Monday night due to recent geomagnetic storms, according to NOAA. A Kp index of three suggests the aurora will extend further from the poles, with visibility possible in areas like South Dakota and Maine.
Observers are advised to find north-facing high vantage points between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. for the best viewing experience. Minor to moderate radio blackouts may occur this week, affecting high-frequency communications.