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#illegals
The Western Journal: Most Admired Cop in America: Video of DHS Cop's Celebration After Immigration Bust Goes Viral
A video of a DHS officer celebrating after an immigration raid has gone viral, sparking a divide between conservatives and liberals. While conservatives praised the officer for his efforts in enforcing immigration laws, Democrats called for his termination, highlighting differing views on immigration enforcement.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol, in collaboration with DHS and ICE, conducted a public safety operation resulting in numerous traffic stops and the detention of about 100 suspected illegal aliens. The incident underscores the ongoing debate over immigration policy and law enforcement's role in national security.
Breitbart: Kristi Noem Wins at Hearing amid Democrats' Jabs
During a House appropriations committee hearing, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem dismissed Democratic criticisms regarding deportation authority and countered Republican calls for increased low-wage migrant labor. She firmly stated that no U.S. citizens are being deported, despite claims to the contrary.
Noem also emphasized the need for fair job opportunities for American workers while addressing visa programs. Her responses highlighted a divide between business-oriented Republicans and pro-migration Democrats, with Noem advocating for a balanced approach to immigration policy.
#politics
Breitbart: Ted Cruz Takes Heat Over Stance on Auctioning Spectrum
Sen. Ted Cruz is facing criticism for advocating the auction of government-controlled electromagnetic spectrum, a contentious issue with major cell service companies supporting it while cable firms and the Pentagon oppose. Ads from the group Patriots for American Security attack Cruz, suggesting his stance could jeopardize U.S. military interests by allowing foreign entities, particularly T-Mobile backed by the German government, access to crucial spectrum.
While Cruz argues that spectrum auctions can drive innovation and economic growth, opponents warn of potential national security risks. Concerns have been raised by figures like Sen. Maria Cantwell and CIA Director John Ratcliffe regarding the implications of auctioning certain frequency bands essential for military communication. The debate highlights a clash between corporate interests and national security priorities.
#society
Forbes: Disneyland Abu Dhabi: Here’s What We Know About Disney’s New Theme Park
Disney will build a new theme park on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, marking its first venture in the Middle East. Known as "Disneyland Abu Dhabi," the park will be designed by Disney's Imagineers but operated by local company Miral, which will fund the project.
No opening date or specific attractions have been announced. Disney will earn royalties from licensing its characters while maintaining oversight to ensure quality standards. This expansion aligns with Disney's strategy to enhance its theme park division, a significant profit contributor.
Breitbart: Half of Britons Would Not Fight For Country 'Under Any Circumstances'
A recent Ipsos survey reveals that less than half of Britons, only 35%, would be willing to fight for their country, with 48% stating they would not do so under any circumstances. The willingness to defend the UK varies by gender, age, and political affiliation.
Retired Army officer Richard Gill attributes this decline in patriotism to a lack of national pride and education about Britain’s history and values. The British Armed Forces face criticism for prioritizing diversity in recruitment, coinciding with a significant drop in active soldiers.
Fox News: United Airlines planes in San Francisco clip wings
A United Airlines plane's right wingtip collided with another United plane's left wingtip at San Francisco International Airport while pushing back from the gate. The FAA reported the incident occurred around 12:35 a.m. on May 6, and an investigation is underway.
No injuries were reported, and passengers deplaned normally. Both aircraft involved were Boeing 777s, with one headed to Sydney and the other to Hong Kong. United Airlines is working to rebook affected customers.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Activist in Louis Theroux Settlers documentary ‘targeted in revenge raid’
Activist Issa Amro, featured in a BBC documentary about the West Bank, claims his home was raided by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) in retaliation for his participation. He reported harassment from settlers, including an incident involving his teenage son.
Amro expressed concerns for his safety and the dangers of speaking out, noting increased hostility since the documentary's release. The IDF stated their actions were to address confrontations between Palestinians and Israeli civilians.
#economy
Forbes: Here Are The Major U.S. Companies Warning About Tariffs In Their Earnings Reports
Steve Madden has withdrawn its sales and profit projections for 2025, citing heightened uncertainty from new tariffs on imports. This trend is echoed by several companies, including Rivian, Ford, and Apple, which have also lowered their financial forecasts due to market instability and evolving trade regulations.
The impact of President Trump's tariffs has led to significant financial caution across various sectors, with many companies suspending guidance and anticipating job losses. Analysts predict that while some manufacturing jobs may be created, the overall job market could suffer due to the broader economic effects of these tariffs.
On The Water: Fishing Tackle Industry Asks for Tariff Relief
The American Sportfishing Association warns that punitive tariffs on Chinese goods threaten the survival of U.S. sportfishing businesses. With a 145% tariff on essential gear, many companies face existential crises, risking operations and jobs in an industry contributing $230 billion to the economy.
The ASA urges the Trump Administration to take action by concluding trade agreements for predictability, granting tariff exclusions for gear with no alternatives, and supporting programs to shift production closer to home. Inaction could harm conservation efforts and local economies.
#religion
Le Monde: Thirteen cardinals likely to play a key role during the conclave
A conclave is set to begin on May 7, where 133 cardinal electors from 70 countries will gather in the Vatican to elect the next pope. This unprecedented assembly includes several prominent cardinals who may be considered potential successors to Pope Francis.
Among the cardinals, 13 key figures are highlighted for their influence and potential candidacy. Their roles will be crucial in shaping the future direction of the Catholic Church.
GB News: 'You cannot break the vow!' Expert outlines 'grave penalty' as Vatican enforces total secrecy in vote to elect new Pope
Cardinals from 70 countries begin the papal conclave today, with strict measures in place to ensure secrecy, including bug sweeps of the Sistine Chapel. Breaking the vow of secrecy can result in excommunication, the Church's harshest penalty.
Voting will commence after a mass, with expectations of black smoke initially. The new pope will face challenges such as continuing Pope Francis' progressive legacy and addressing the clergy sex abuse scandal. Thousands await the announcement of the new pope.
#crime
Breitbart: Raging Cartel Violence Forces Mexican Universities to Close Doors
Universities in western Mexico, particularly in Sinaloa, have closed due to escalating cartel violence, which has resulted in numerous murders and disappearances. The Sinaloa Autonomous University and Occidental Autonomous University have shifted to remote classes for safety, despite government claims of improving security.
The violence, fueled by turf wars between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, has instilled fear in local residents. Calls for the resignation of Sinaloa's governor have emerged as he faces accusations of downplaying the violence and involvement in cartel activities.
Breitbart: Smokey Robinson Accused by Former Housekeepers of Sexual Assault and Rape
Four former housekeepers of Smokey Robinson have filed a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and labor violations, seeking $50 million in damages. The women claim the assaults occurred between 2007 and 2024, with allegations of a hostile work environment and retaliation fears contributing to their silence.
The lawsuit also names Robinson's wife, Frances, for allegedly enabling his behavior and creating a toxic workplace. The plaintiffs, identified as Jane Does for privacy, describe a pattern of abuse and express the emotional toll of their experiences.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Your Guide to Visiting Milo McIver State Park
Milo McIver State Park, located near Portland, Oregon, offers a variety of outdoor activities including fishing, kayaking, hiking, and disc golf. The park features 44 electrical and tent camping sites, with amenities like hot showers and restrooms.
Visitors can enjoy trails, a world-class disc golf course, and water adventures on the Clackamas River. The park is pet-friendly and provides an off-leash area for dogs. A day-use parking permit is required for non-campers.