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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Western Journal: Teen Illegal Immigrant Runs a Red Light Without License; Now Entire Family Will Be Deported Together: DHS
A 19-year-old illegal immigrant in Georgia, Ximena Arias Cristobal, faces deportation along with her family after being arrested for running a red light and driving without a license. Her father, Arias Tovar, also an illegal immigrant, was arrested for speeding.
The Department of Homeland Security stated the family has no pending applications for legal status and will be deported together. They entered the U.S. illegally in 2010 and have lived in Georgia for 15 years.
#politics
GB News: Keir Starmer grants Donald Trump 'veto' over Chinese investment in Britain
Donald Trump has reportedly been given a "veto" over Chinese investments in the UK as part of a new trade deal between the US and Britain, which aims to eliminate certain tariffs. Sir Keir Starmer hailed the agreement as historic, while critics, including Dame Priti Patel, argue it undermines UK sovereignty.
Treasury officials have dismissed claims of a veto, asserting that the deal focuses on tariffs rather than investment control. Shadow Business Secretary Andrew Griffith criticized the agreement, stating it does not constitute a comprehensive free trade deal and leaves the UK at a disadvantage with ongoing tariffs.
#society
Le Monde: EU Parliament approves reduced protection level of wolves
The European Parliament has voted to lower the protection status of wolves, allowing for regulated hunting. This marks the first revision of the 1992 "Habitats" directive, shifting wolves from "strictly protected" to "protected" status, a move supported by several member states.
While proponents argue it aids farmers facing livestock attacks, conservation groups contend the decision lacks scientific backing and could set a troubling precedent for EU policy. Approximately 23,000 wolves exist in the EU, with a minimal impact on livestock.
Human Events: REMILIA REVIEW: Kanye West, Shiloh Hendrix, Karmelo Anthony and the shattering of the Overton Window
Kanye West's new album, "Cuck," has sparked controversy with its provocative themes, including antisemitism and explicit language, challenging societal taboos. Concurrently, Shiloh Hendrix has gained notoriety for her racially charged outburst, leading to significant crowdfunding support, reflecting a shift in cultural discourse around identity politics.
These incidents highlight a fracturing of previously accepted narratives, as society grapples with the complexities of race and identity in the digital age. The evolving landscape suggests a departure from centralized media narratives, leading to a more chaotic and fragmented cultural environment.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US envoy says Gaza aid mechanism to take effect soon, denies rift with Israel
A US-backed initiative to distribute humanitarian aid in Gaza is set to launch soon, as the region faces a severe crisis due to an ongoing blockade by Israel. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee stated that the aid plan aims to bypass Hamas, which has been accused of diverting aid for its own use.
Despite challenges, Huckabee emphasized the US's strong ties with Israel and the importance of ensuring aid reaches Gazans without interference from Hamas. The initiative involves multiple partners and aims to address logistical hurdles while delivering essential supplies.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Tells Americans to 'Buy Stock,' Markets Surging
President Trump announced a favorable trade deal with the UK, urging Americans to invest in stocks, predicting a significant economic boost. The Dow and other indices rose in response to his optimistic forecast.
Negotiations with China are also ongoing, with potential tariff reductions from 145% to 50% on the horizon. Trump expressed confidence in improving relations with China, emphasizing the importance of a strong U.S. economy.
Fox News: OpenAI's Sam Altman thanks Sen John Fetterman for 'normalizing hoodies'
Sen. John Fetterman questioned OpenAI's Sam Altman about the societal impacts of AI during a Senate hearing, expressing concerns over energy costs linked to data centers. Fetterman emphasized the need for energy security and the importance of renewable sources, including nuclear power.
Altman acknowledged the rapid advancements in AI while stressing the need for caution. He assured Fetterman that Microsoft plans to invest in the power grid to mitigate any potential increases in electricity costs for Pennsylvania residents.
#religion
Forbes: Pope Leo XIV Holds First Mass After Conclave (Live Updates)
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost, was elected as the first American pope and delivered a mass for the College of Cardinals shortly after his election. He emphasized humility, urging church leaders to make themselves "small" and warned against prioritizing materialism over faith.
Leo XIV, 69, has a background in missionary work and previously served under Pope Francis. He expressed a commitment to outreach and criticized the perception of Christianity as outdated. His inaugural mass is scheduled for May 18, with various meetings planned in his first days as pope.
The Imaginative Conservative: Nazi Stormtroopers Versus the Soldiers of Christ
Blessed Otto Neururer, the first priest martyred by the Nazis, exemplifies the struggle between secularism and faith throughout history. His resistance to the Nazi regime, culminating in his torture and death for baptizing a fellow prisoner, highlights the persecution faced by Catholic clergy during this dark period.
Neururer's martyrdom, alongside the sacrifices of over 2,600 Catholic priests, underscores the ongoing battle against totalitarian ideologies. While some martyrs like St. Teresa Benedicta and St. Maximilian Kolbe are recognized, many remain unsung heroes of faith.
#health
Fox News: Jumbo pumpkin seeds from Canada could be contaminated with salmonella
Organic pumpkin seeds imported from Canada have been recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, as announced by the FDA. The affected 8-ounce packages were distributed in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia.
While no illnesses have been reported, production has been halted for investigation. Consumers are advised to return the seeds for a refund.
#crime
The Western Journal: Three Illegal Immigrants Charged in Disturbing Kidnapping of North Carolina Family
Three illegal immigrants have been charged with kidnapping a mother and her 13-month-old child in North Carolina. Eleodoro Estrada-Hernandez, Paola Duran Duran, and Miguel Duran Duran allegedly forced their way into the family's home, overpowering the resident and demanding a ransom.
Law enforcement acted quickly, leading to the victims' safe recovery and the arrests of the suspects. If convicted, the three could face life sentences. The incident has left local residents shocked and concerned for their safety.
#technology
Fox News: How to send high-quality photos from any iPhone
When sending photos from an iPhone to an Android device, images often appear blurry or compressed due to differences in messaging protocols and compression methods. Apple uses SMS/MMS for sending messages, which compresses images, and iPhones often use the HEIC format, causing compatibility issues.
With the release of iOS 18, RCS messaging is now available on iPhones, allowing for uncompressed image sharing between iPhone and Android. Users can also utilize cloud services like Google Photos or third-party messaging apps to maintain image quality.