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9 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: ICE arrests ‘criminal alien’ released from prison with sex crimes conviction: 'He won’t be welcome back'
Homaidan Al-Turki, a 56-year-old convicted sex offender, was arrested by ICE after serving 19 years in prison for holding a housekeeper captive and sexually assaulting her. He will be deported to Saudi Arabia following a plea deal that amended some felony counts.
Al-Turki's legal troubles included a failure to complete a sex-offender treatment program, which delayed his release and deportation. Despite numerous motions alleging inadequate representation by his defense counsel, the court decided to proceed with his deportation, emphasizing the need to remove him from the U.S.
#politics
Fox News: Top Dem gubernatorial candidate arrested for trespassing at ICE detention center
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing at an ICE detention facility during a protest against its operations. The Department of Homeland Security criticized the incident as a dangerous political stunt, emphasizing that Baraka ignored multiple warnings to leave.
Baraka, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, has been vocal against the facility, claiming it violates state law. His arrest has drawn mixed reactions, with some Democratic leaders condemning it, while GOP candidates criticized Baraka's actions as a publicity stunt amid pressing local issues.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: India Offers Major Tariff Cut to Complete Trade Deal with Trump
Indian officials have proposed significant tariff reductions in exchange for relief from U.S. tariffs to finalize a bilateral trade agreement. The plan aims to lower the average tariff differential from 13% to 4%, with India offering zero duties on select U.S. imports and preferential access for 90% of U.S. goods.
India seeks similar access for its exports, including textiles and pharmaceuticals, while the U.S. wants India to ease quality control standards on certain imports. Analysts note India's protective stance but emphasize the urgency to secure American market access and attract global investment.
Breitbart: White House: 'Get Ready for More Historic Deals' After U.K.
The White House announced that more trade deals are on the horizon following a new bilateral agreement with the United Kingdom, which opens $5 billion in access for U.S. producers. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt indicated that numerous deals are in progress.
The U.S.-U.K. agreement includes reduced tariffs on British automobiles and allows American products like ethanol and beef greater access to U.K. markets. President Trump emphasized the potential for significant economic growth from these forthcoming trade agreements.
Le Monde: Chinese-made prom dresses trapped in US-China trade war
The US-China trade war is impacting Chinese evening dress manufacturer Pretty Lady, which relies heavily on the American market for prom dresses. With tariffs reaching 145%, American customers have halted orders, leaving the company and its 200 employees in a state of uncertainty.
Despite the challenges, Pretty Lady's head, Zhan Jianpeng, remains optimistic, believing that the current situation is unsustainable for both nations in the long run.
#culture
Fox News: Shia LaBeouf once lived in NYC park, took steroids during dark period
Shia LaBeouf reflects on his tumultuous past, including a feud with Alec Baldwin during the 2013 Broadway production of "Orphans." He admits his own insecurities contributed to their contentious relationship, and he has since reconciled with Baldwin, stating they are now on good terms.
LaBeouf, who faced personal struggles including living in Central Park, credits fellow actors like Mel Gibson for helping him achieve sobriety. He acknowledges his controversial reputation but expresses a desire for redemption and rehabilitation in his life and career.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Murdaugh family wedding, Karen Read trooper blooper, Bryan Kohberger's claims
A Massachusetts State Police Sergeant testified in Karen Read's trial, suggesting a possible weapon in the death of John O'Keefe that is not linked to Read's vehicle. The trial continues to unfold with various testimonies and evidence disputes.
In other true crime developments, a cold-case murder suspect from 1977 has been identified, and the prosecution in the Bryan Kohberger case has decided to allow victim impact statements without lay witnesses. The complexities of ongoing cases highlight issues of evidence and justice.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger selfie from days before arrest seen for first time
Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho quadruple murder case, took a selfie in a black robe just days before his arrest. He faces first-degree murder charges for the deaths of four University of Idaho students and one felony count of burglary.
Reports indicate Kohberger searched for pictures of female students from both Washington State University and the University of Idaho prior to the murders. He was arrested on December 30, 2022, and is currently awaiting trial.
GB News: Tesco staff hurl metal baskets and crates at ‘shoplifters’ in shocking standoff
A violent confrontation occurred at a Tesco store in Finsbury Park, London, involving staff and alleged shoplifters who exchanged metal baskets and crates. The incident escalated from a verbal altercation to a chaotic scene witnessed by shocked shoppers.
Tesco is investigating the incident, acknowledging that the conduct displayed does not meet their standards. A spokesperson apologized for the situation.
#technology
Le Monde: Power outage in Spain and Portugal: A publicity boost for Starlink
A significant power outage on April 28 left Spain and Portugal without electricity, disrupting transportation and communication. Many residents lost phone and internet access, relying on battery-powered radios for updates.
However, users with satellite connections, particularly Starlink, remained online. Data indicated a 35% increase in Starlink usage during the blackout, highlighting its resilience in such crises.