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9 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Dem Congress members storm New Jersey ICE prison to conduct 'oversight visit': 'People deserve dignity'
Three New Jersey Congress members, Reps. Rob Menendez Jr., Bonnie Watson Coleman, and LaMonica McIver, entered an ICE detention facility in Newark, demanding an oversight visit. They were held at a checkpoint after rushing past security, citing concerns over transparency and conditions within the facility.
Activists claim the GEO Group, the facility's owner, is unlawfully restricting inspections. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka criticized GEO Group for violating local ordinances and lacking transparency. A lawsuit has been filed against GEO Group for not allowing safety inspections.
#politics
The Telegraph: Pope Leo is on a collision course with Maga Catholics. But JD Vance may yet bridge the divide
Pope Leo XIV's accession could reshape the relationship between the Vatican and the Trump administration, despite significant ethical differences. Both sides share common ground on issues like opposition to abortion and support for the nuclear family, with many Catholics in Trump's cabinet.
The historical significance is notable as Leo XIV is the first American pope, marking a new chapter in Catholic leadership.
The Western Journal: Recently Ousted Big-City Mayor Attacks Voters as Racist After Her Humiliating Defeat
Former St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones attributed her recent election defeat to racism, claiming that white voters could not provide reasons for their support of her opponent, Cara Spencer. However, her loss may also stem from a lack of endorsement from the local Democratic Party, which supported Spencer instead.
Critics argue that Jones' focus on race as a primary factor ignores other potential issues, including dissatisfaction with her performance. This mindset, shared by figures like President Biden regarding Kamala Harris' loss, is seen as counterproductive, as it places blame externally rather than encouraging self-reflection and improvement.
The Federalist: Socialite Sally Quinn, In 'Fear' Of Trump, Needs A Welfare Check
Sally Quinn's recent column expresses her distress over Donald Trump's potential return to the White House, claiming Washington, D.C. is in a state of crisis filled with fear and uncertainty. She describes a pervasive sense of danger among the elite social circles, reflecting her personal frustrations.
The author contends that Quinn's perspective is limited to her privileged circle, suggesting that the broader population in D.C. does not share her sense of panic. He argues that the anxiety felt by the political elite stems from their diminished influence, which he finds gratifying.
#society
Forbes: Latest In Justin Baldoni-Blake Lively Feud: Lively Plans To Testify, Lawyers Say
Blake Lively is set to testify in her upcoming trial against Justin Baldoni, scheduled for March 2026. Her legal team confirmed that her testimony will be crucial in presenting her claims. The ongoing legal battle has seen various allegations and counterclaims between the two parties.
Lively has publicly shared her struggles over the past year, emphasizing the importance of speaking out about experiences many women face. The case has drawn significant media attention, with both sides preparing for a contentious trial.
GB News: Mass immigration is partly to 'blame for the lack of manners' in the UK - 'Teach them our customs!'
Etiquette expert Liz Brewer attributes a decline in British manners to "mass immigration and multiculturalism," suggesting that modern society has become less polite. She notes that while Britons have historically been known for their politeness, this has diminished, particularly in fast-paced environments like public transport.
Despite Brewer's concerns, a recent study indicates that Britons still frequently apologize, averaging nine times a day. The research highlights that 90% of Britons apologize for things outside their control, suggesting a persistent cultural tendency towards politeness, even amidst changing social dynamics.
Breitbart: First Afrikaner Refugees Due to Arrive in U.S.; Charter Flight Possible
The first group of Afrikaner refugees is expected to arrive in the U.S. under a Trump administration policy aimed at providing asylum due to racial discrimination and threats of property expropriation in South Africa. This initiative follows a surge of asylum applications from Afrikaners since the policy announcement.
The U.S. embassy in Pretoria is tasked with processing these applications, while the administration has faced criticism and concerns over potential land reform in South Africa. The arrival event at Dulles International Airport is still subject to logistical adjustments.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: India and Pakistan Exchange Heavy Artillery Fire While U.S. Urges De-Escalation
Indian and Pakistani forces engaged in intense artillery and small-arms fire along the Line of Control in Kashmir, marking the most significant hostilities since 1999. Both nations accused each other of escalating the situation, with India claiming Pakistan launched drone attacks and Pakistan asserting its actions were defensive.
The U.S. expressed concern over the rising tensions but indicated limited influence over either country. Both nations have communicated at the National Security Council level, with Pakistan urging India to de-escalate while reserving the right to respond to perceived threats.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Tariffs Prompt Foreign Automakers to Build in America
President Trump's tariff strategy is prompting foreign automakers to shift more production to the U.S., particularly for electric and hybrid vehicles. Volkswagen and Audi are exploring U.S. manufacturing sites, potentially creating jobs and enhancing local production.
Other companies, including Honda and Hyundai, are also planning to manufacture electric vehicles in the U.S. Mercedes-Benz and BMW are expanding their operations domestically, with several foreign automakers already producing models in the U.S.
Fox News: Trump is committed to 10% baseline tariff, White House says, despite UK trade deal announcement
President Trump plans to maintain a 10% baseline tariff on imports from all countries, including the U.K., despite announcing a new trade deal. The White House confirmed this commitment, stating it will remain in place even after trade negotiations conclude.
The recent trade deal with the U.K. aims to enhance reciprocity and expedite customs processes for American goods. Previously, U.S. tariffs on U.K. imports were relatively low, but recent global tariffs have increased rates on various products.
#military
The Western Journal: Massive Dogfight Between India and Pakistan, Over 120 Warplanes Believed to Be Involved
A recent dogfight between India and Pakistan involved 125 fighter jets, marking one of the largest air battles since World War II. Pakistani sources claim five Indian planes were downed, with both sides using advanced aircraft and missiles, including China's J-10 and PL-15.
The conflict raises concerns about the effectiveness of Chinese-made military technology, with analysts noting significant interest from the U.S. and other nations in studying the performance of the aircraft and missiles used. The implications for future air warfare tactics and defense strategies are considerable.
Times Of Israel: IDF says ‘most wanted West Bank terror operative’ killed in Nablus operation
Israeli forces killed Nour Bitawi, a senior operative of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, in Nablus. He was involved in planning terror attacks and financing operations against Israeli citizens. The IDF described him as the most wanted terrorist in the West Bank, linked to Hamas and responsible for recruiting and arming militants.
Since October 2023, Israeli operations in the West Bank have intensified, resulting in the deaths of over 950 Palestinians, primarily gunmen, amid rising violence. The IDF has arrested around 6,000 Palestinians, including many affiliated with Hamas, in response to the ongoing conflict.
#culture
Breitbart: Versace Enlists Trans Influencer Dylan Mulvaney to Promote Women's Collection Amid Brand's Global Sales Decline
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney promoted Versace's new women's collection despite the brand's recent 15% decline in global sales, including a 21% drop in the Americas. This comes after a similar controversy led to a nationwide boycott of Bud Light, which Mulvaney previously collaborated with.
Versace's CEO attributed the sales drop to an overemphasis on "quiet luxury" and a reduction in lower-priced items. To address this, the brand plans to offer a wider range of products to attract a broader luxury consumer base.
Fox News: Keep your purse on trend with these tote bags
This season's women's tote bags offer a blend of style and functionality, featuring various designs from faux suede to bold prints. Options include the Valentoria leopard tote for $16.14, Coach's cargo tote at $250, and the waterproof Bogg Bag for $100, among others.
With choices catering to different tastes and budgets, shoppers can find statement-making totes perfect for spring activities. Notable styles include the Vera Bradley Hathaway tote, Athleta Diem tote, and Michael Kors Jet Set leather tote, ensuring there's something for everyone.
#crime
The Western Journal: Letitia James' Bad Day Gets Worse as She's Confronted at Town Hall: 'How Does It Feel to Know That You Will Be in Prison?'
At a recent town hall, New York Attorney General Letitia James faced a pointed question from TikTok user “doge45_47,” who asked her how it felt to potentially face prison time due to an FBI investigation into her real estate activities. This inquiry came amid her controversial legal pursuits against former President Trump.
James attempted to maintain composure, thanking the audience for their opinions, but her reaction suggested otherwise. The incident highlighted the ongoing scrutiny surrounding her actions and the public's growing discontent.