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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: 'Off our streets': ICE makes major arrest of internationally wanted 'suspected terrorist'
ICE arrested Joel Armando Mejia-Benitez, a 38-year-old MS-13 gang member from El Salvador, in Maryland. He had previously entered the U.S. illegally, was deported, and reentered at an unknown date. His arrest follows an Interpol Red Notice and comes amid a significant increase in illegal alien removals under the Trump administration.
DHS reports over 65,000 illegal alien removals and 66,000 arrests since January, including numerous gang members and individuals with serious criminal convictions. The Trump administration argues that designated foreign terrorist organization members face different legal processes, while others contest this view.
#politics
Fox News: Whoopi Goldberg lashes out at Trump's Hollywood tariffs
Whoopi Goldberg criticized President Trump's proposed 100% tariff on foreign films, arguing it would restrict creative freedom and limit opportunities for filmmakers. She emphasized that tax incentives, rather than tariffs, are needed to boost domestic production.
California Governor Gavin Newsom expressed support for the idea of increasing domestic film production, highlighting the state's role in the industry and advocating for federal partnership to support jobs in filmmaking.
Fox News: Tillis puts onus on Trump to avoid Boasberg picking US attorney after Martin's nomination appears sunk
Sen. Thom Tillis has announced he will not support Ed Martin's nomination as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, putting pressure on the Trump administration to find a successor. If Martin is not confirmed by May 20, a left-wing court could appoint an interim U.S. attorney.
Tillis expressed concerns about Martin's past as a defense attorney for individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot, stating he would likely support Martin in a different district but not in D.C. Meanwhile, 23 state attorneys general are urging swift confirmation of Martin to restore order in the district.
The Federalist: Making Canada The 51st State Would Guarantee Dem Dominance
President Trump reiterated his interest in making Canada the 51st state during a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney, suggesting it would provide significant benefits like tax cuts and military support. However, he acknowledged that this idea would likely lead to a Democratic majority in Congress.
Carney firmly rejected the notion of Canada becoming part of the U.S., emphasizing that Canada is "not for sale." The discussion also covered tariffs, with Trump asserting that the U.S. should not subsidize Canada and should focus on reindustrialization and reducing trade deficits.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Polling Numbers Stabilize After Weeks Of Decline
President Trump's approval ratings have remained largely stagnant, with recent polls showing 46% approval and 52% disapproval. Voter sentiment regarding his economic handling has slightly improved, but concerns persist over his tariff policies and their impact on the economy.
Despite mixed polling results, a notable share of Americans identify with Trump's MAGA movement, reflecting a complex relationship between his policies and public perception. Many voters express dissatisfaction with his approach to tariffs, with a significant portion believing they could harm the economy.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Another Trump Win at SCOTUS
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration's ban on transgender military service members to take effect, reversing a lower court's injunction. This decision supports Trump's efforts to dismantle the Biden-era diversity and inclusion policies.
In other news, the Trump administration continues to face challenges, including the wrongful deportation of a Maryland man and criticism from Democrats over alleged corruption. As the political landscape evolves, various issues, including trade negotiations and immigration policies, remain at the forefront.
#society
Times Of Israel: Teen ex-hostage says Hamas captor would touch her, tell her he wanted to marry her
Dafna Elyakim, a former hostage abducted by Hamas, revealed she faced sexual abuse during her captivity, including inappropriate touching and threats of forced marriage. She and her sister were released on November 26, 2023, amid a truce.
Other survivors have also reported similar abuses, prompting criticism of international women's groups for not condemning Hamas's actions. A UN report confirmed evidence of sexual violence during the October 7 attack and against hostages.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: White House calls Yemen ceasefire a 'WIN' – experts warn Houthis may not hold the line
President Trump has announced the end of U.S. airstrikes against Yemen's Houthi militants, marking the conclusion of "Operation Rough Rider." The decision follows a ceasefire agreement, with the Houthis reportedly stating they no longer wish to engage in conflict.
While the Trump administration views this as a military success, some analysts express skepticism about the Houthis' reliability and question the necessity of the air campaign. They argue it may have been an overreaction, with potential long-term implications for U.S. strategy in the region.
#economy
Forbes: Are We Close To A Recession? Here’s How To Tell.
Concerns about a potential U.S. recession are rising as President Trump's fluctuating tariff policies create uncertainty. Goldman Sachs estimates a 45% chance of recession within the next year, while some economists remain optimistic about avoiding a downturn.
Despite mixed signals, including a recent drop in consumer confidence, the labor market appears stable with unemployment around 4.2%. Experts disagree on recession probabilities, with some predicting a significant risk while others believe the economy will remain resilient.
#military
The Economist: Pete Hegseth is purging both weapons and generals
The Pentagon is experiencing turmoil under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who faces accusations of mishandling classified information and has dismissed several aides and top generals. Critics describe the department as being in "full-blown meltdown" while Hegseth pushes for significant military reforms.
These reforms aim to reshape the U.S. armed forces, despite concerns over the implications of such changes amid ongoing leadership instability.
#culture
GB News: King Charles and Queen Camilla unveil major project to mark Royal Family milestone
King Charles and Queen Camilla unveiled their Coronation state portraits at the National Gallery, coinciding with the gallery's 200th anniversary. The portraits, painted by Peter Kuhfeld and Paul S Benney, depict the couple in their Robes of State and crowns, marking the first public viewing.
Additionally, the King commemorated the completion of a building project at the gallery. The royal couple also celebrated their Coronation's second anniversary with a tree-planting ceremony at Windsor Castle, attended by the Swedish royal family.
#outdoors
On The Water: What's Biting in May in New Hampshire and Vermont?
May is prime time for walleye fishing in the Connecticut River, with anglers employing strategies like moving to find fish rather than waiting. Popular baits include jigs with live minnows or plastics, and various search-and-reaction baits like blade baits and swimbaits are recommended for effective fishing.
Additionally, early to mid-May offers great opportunities for panfish, particularly in New Hampshire and Vermont. Simple setups with bobbers and worms or jigs can yield fast catches, making it an ideal time to introduce newcomers to fishing.