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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
Le Monde: Spain's economy rises and population grows through government-backed immigration
Foreign workers in Spain are seeking regularization amid a legislative push to support their status. Cuban circus artists Cristian and Andrés expressed hope for employment in Spain due to dire economic conditions in Cuba.
Venezuelan Rox Will Sanchez, who found work as a delivery man, highlighted the presence of many migrants from various countries in similar situations. Meanwhile, around 500 individuals are reportedly sleeping in Madrid-Barajas airport.
#politics
Fox News: Tufts University student detained by ICE granted bail by federal judge
A federal judge in Vermont has granted bail to Rümeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University student detained by ICE, citing due process and First Amendment concerns. Öztürk, who is on a student visa and accused of supporting Hamas, will be released with potential restrictions.
The ACLU, representing Öztürk, expressed satisfaction with the ruling, emphasizing the importance of free expression. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson noted that Öztürk’s visa status was under scrutiny due to her alleged support for a foreign terrorist organization.
Breitbart: Schweizer: ‘Clinton Cash’—A Decade of Impact, with Special Guest Steve Bannon
Today marks the tenth anniversary of "Clinton Cash," a book that significantly impacted the 2016 election by exposing financial dealings involving Bill and Hillary Clinton. Its revelations led to an FBI investigation and extensive media coverage, influencing the Clinton campaign's strategies.
Steve Bannon, involved in the book's rollout, argues that the media landscape has changed since then, with legacy media often avoiding stories that could benefit Donald Trump. He emphasizes the need for new media to pursue fairness and accountability, asserting that issues of corruption should be addressed regardless of political affiliation.
The Western Journal: Scott Jennings Says the Democratic Party Is Going to Get Hit 'with the Equivalent of a Nuclear Bomb' Next Week
Scott Jennings predicts significant fallout for the Democratic Party due to President Biden's cognitive decline, which he describes as a poorly concealed issue. Jennings anticipates that revelations from an upcoming book will have a devastating impact, likening it to a "nuclear bomb" for the party.
Biden's recent public appearances have raised concerns about his mental fitness, with Jennings suggesting that the Democratic establishment has long been aware of his condition but has misled the public. He argues that the time has come to acknowledge the reality of Biden's decline and move on.
#society
Breitbart: Amazon Wants You to Trust Them with Your Pets' Health
Amazon is expanding into the pet care market by offering prescription medications for cats and dogs through its online store. Partnering with Vetsource, the service allows pet owners to order medications directly, with FDA-approved options available and shipping expected within two to six days.
This move positions Amazon as a competitor to retailers like Walmart and Chewy in the growing pet care sector. While Chewy is known for its customer service, Amazon aims to leverage its logistics to capture market share despite concerns over counterfeit products.
CNSNews: Fmr. Chicago H.S. Students Awarded $2.6M to Settle Forced Hindu Indoctrination Lawsuit
A class action lawsuit against Chicago Public Schools has resulted in a $2.6 million settlement, alleging that students were coerced into participating in Hindu rituals and transcendental meditation. The settlement will be shared equally between CPS and the David Lynch Foundation.
The lawsuit claimed that students faced bullying and coercion to participate in a program that was presented as optional but involved religious practices. U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly found sufficient evidence to support claims of violations of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Breitbart: Charles Barkley Blasts 'Stupid' Supporters of Trans Athletes
NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley firmly stated his opposition to men competing in women's sports during an interview, asserting that it is wrong and not up for debate. He expressed strong support for the LGBTQ+ community but maintained that men should not participate in women's athletics.
Barkley also voiced concerns about the use of life-altering drugs on children, emphasizing the importance of allowing kids to develop fully before making such decisions. This year marks the final season of his show Inside the NBA on TNT, as he transitions to ESPN and ABC next year.
GB News: Aldi announces 'non-negotiable' garden staple for 'summer fun' on a budget - but you've got to be quick
Aldi is set to launch its Garden Play collection on May 18, featuring over 20 affordable garden pools and accessories aimed at families looking to enjoy summer without overspending. Prices range from £2.49 for play sand to £49.99 for a customizable Foldable Pool.
The collection includes various pool sizes and fun items like a Double Waterslide for children. Aldi warns that these Specialbuys will be limited in stock, encouraging shoppers to act quickly. The launch coincides with other summer essentials, including BBQs and meal kits.
Breitbart: Report: Maggie Gyllenhaal's Daughter Arrested During Anti-Israel Protests
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s daughter, Ramona Sarsgaard, was arrested during a protest at Columbia University where anti-Israel activists disrupted students studying for finals. She received a desk appearance ticket for criminal trespassing among nearly 80 arrests.
Columbia has issued at least 65 interim suspensions to students involved in the incident, which included property defacement and chants supporting Palestinian activism. The protest led to clashes with police and injuries to campus security officers.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it razed major tunnel in Rafah after Hamas operatives provided location
The Israel Defense Forces reported the surrender of two Hamas operatives in Rafah, who provided intelligence leading to the discovery and demolition of a significant tunnel used by Hamas. The IDF has intensified operations, resulting in the deaths of two soldiers and a total of 418 casualties since the ground offensive began.
Meanwhile, talks mediated by Egypt and Qatar between Hamas and other parties have not yielded a truce. Humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain critical, with UN agencies warning of severe shortages. Israel and the US are planning to resume aid distribution through private contractors to ensure it reaches those in need without interference from Hamas.
#economy
Fox News: Tourist who traveled to Florida wins $1M lottery prize with ticket bought at Walmart
A Texas tourist, David Le, won a $1 million lottery prize while visiting Cape Coral, Florida. He purchased the winning ticket at a Walmart Supercenter as part of the $1,000,000 A Year For Life Spectacular Scratch-Off Game.
Le opted for a lump-sum payment of $640,000 after winning. The Florida Lottery highlights that scratch-off games are a significant revenue source, contributing to the state’s Educational Enhancement Trust Fund.
Forbes: Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Remain Indefinitely Despite Trade Deals, Leavitt Says
President Trump plans to maintain a 10% baseline tariff on imported goods, even after trade deals are finalized. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that this rate will remain in place for all trade negotiations.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick indicated that tariffs could exceed 10% for countries with trade deficits with the U.S., while the 10% rate would be the minimum for those with balanced trade.