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6 May 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: Biden's Orders on Migrant Kids Were So Evil Even His Own People Resigned
Former President Biden's handling of the border crisis has drawn severe criticism, particularly concerning the trafficking of unaccompanied migrant children. Reports indicate that a significant number of these children, estimated at around 300,000, are unaccounted for, raising alarms about their safety and potential exploitation. Tom Homan, the former border czar, highlighted the failures in vetting sponsors and the systemic issues that led to this crisis.
The situation has led to resignations within the Biden administration, as officials expressed moral concerns over the treatment of these vulnerable children. The report from the House Oversight Committee underscores the urgent need for reform in handling unaccompanied minors, who are often caught in a cycle of trafficking and exploitation. The media's role in downplaying these issues has also been scrutinized.
#politics
Breitbart: Met Gala: Director Ava DuVernay Calls Trump a 'Catastrophe' over Movie Tariffs
Ava DuVernay criticized President Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on foreign films, calling him a "catastrophe" at the Met Gala. Trump argues the tariffs aim to protect the struggling U.S. film industry from foreign competition, claiming it poses a national security threat.
The White House has stated that no final decision has been made regarding the tariffs, with plans for further discussions with Hollywood insiders to ensure the industry's interests are considered.
Breitbart: Newsom Panics over Trump Hollywood Tariff; Asks for Tax Credits Instead
California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a $7.5 billion federal tax credit for the film industry in response to President Trump's suggested 100% tariff on movies made outside the U.S. The tariff aims to bring Hollywood production back to the U.S., but has alarmed studio executives.
Trump's proposal has garnered support from unions representing film workers, while Newsom, typically critical of the president, seeks a cooperative approach. There is currently no indication that the Trump administration is interested in Newsom's tax credit proposal.
Breitbart: 'Chaos': Bundestag Fails to Elect New Chancellor for First Time in History
Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz failed to secure election by the Bundestag, receiving only 310 votes out of the 621 cast, falling short of the 316 needed for an absolute majority. This unprecedented event has prompted calls for fresh national elections from the right-wing AfD party.
Outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz remains in a caretaker role, while the failure of Merz's election has raised concerns about government stability and economic implications. Political factions are expected to push for a new vote soon, as the situation reveals deep divisions within the coalition.
#society
Fox News: Tim Walz's post-election listening tour revealed an all-American racial absurdity
Tim Walz, former Minnesota governor, claimed he was chosen as Kamala Harris's running mate to "code talk" to white men, suggesting he serves as a bridge for them to support Democrats. This perspective raises questions about the validity of representing an entire race based on one's skin color.
Critics argue that such views perpetuate racial absurdities and highlight a misguided sense of guilt associated with whiteness. The notion that one individual can embody the complexities of a race is challenged, prompting a call for reevaluation of racial discourse in America.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF ‘completely disables’ Houthi-controlled Sanaa airport in strikes on Yemen capital
Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes on Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, targeting Houthi infrastructure in response to missile attacks on Israel, including one that struck near Ben Gurion Airport. The IDF claimed the airport was used for transferring weapons and operatives.
The strikes, which involved dozens of aircraft, also hit power stations and a cement factory linked to the Houthis. This marked the seventh Israeli strike in Yemen since the conflict escalated, with the IDF coordinating actions with the US.
Breitbart: Moscow Airports Shut by Latest Ukraine Drone Strikes
Moscow's four international airports halted flights as Russian forces intercepted over 100 Ukrainian drones targeting various regions in Russia. This escalation coincides with a proposed 72-hour ceasefire by President Putin for Victory Day celebrations.
Ukraine's drone capabilities have increased, allowing strikes deep into Russian territory. Meanwhile, Russia continues its offensive with drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Triumphs Over India in Latest Success Media Said Would Never Happen
India is proposing a tariff-free import deal for certain American products, including steel and pharmaceuticals, contingent on similar concessions from the U.S. This comes as trade negotiations between the two nations are ongoing, with a deadline approaching for an expiring agreement.
President Trump is pushing for fairer trade practices, criticizing India's high tariffs compared to those in the U.S. He maintains that positive relations will not prevent him from using tariffs to negotiate better terms for American businesses.
#religion
The Economist: Intrigue and attacks as the papal conclave begins
The papal conclave is set to begin on May 7, 2025, with 133 cardinal-electors tasked with electing the next Roman Catholic pope. This group, primarily composed of elderly men, holds significant power as the pope is viewed as God's representative on earth.
The conclave follows a controversial rule from Pope Paul VI limiting the number of electors to 120, which was overlooked by the late Pope Francis. The outcome of this conclave will have profound implications for the leadership of over 2.5 billion Christians worldwide.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough reveals hundreds of metal objects over 3,000 years old on mysterious volcanic hilltop
Archaeologists have discovered over 900 metal artifacts on Somló Hill in Hungary, dating back more than 3,000 years, including jewelry, weapons, and military decorations from the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. Findings indicate a continuous occupation and possible local power center during this period.
The discoveries also include amber beads, fabric, and food remnants, providing insights into the subsistence practices of ancient communities. Researchers aim to further investigate the site's habitation chronology and hoarding traditions, highlighting Somló Hill's significance in regional history.
#technology
Fox News: How hackers are breaking into Apple devices through AirPlay
Cybersecurity researchers have identified vulnerabilities in Apple's AirPlay, dubbed AirBorne, which could allow hackers to exploit AirPlay-enabled devices on the same Wi-Fi network. These flaws could lead to malware installation, data breaches, and unauthorized access to sensitive information.
Apple has patched its own devices but many third-party products remain vulnerable. Users are advised to take precautions such as setting up separate Wi-Fi networks for smart devices, disabling AirPlay when not in use, and securing home networks to mitigate risks.