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The Western Journal: Watch: Shouting Dem Senator Physically Thrown Out After He Crashes Noem Conference
Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a press conference held by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in Los Angeles after he interrupted her remarks about ongoing riots linked to ICE operations. Video footage captured him being handcuffed by security personnel.
Noem emphasized the government's commitment to law enforcement and the continuation of ICE operations, while Padilla criticized the administration's handling of immigration issues. California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned the incident, labeling it as an abuse of power.
Fox News: House investigator targeting Nashville mayor's standoff with ICE gives explosive update amid LA riots
House GOP investigators, led by Rep. Andy Ogles, are probing Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell's interactions with federal immigration officials and the funding of a legal aid initiative for illegal immigrants. Concerns have been raised about potential misuse of taxpayer dollars.
The investigation also extends to violent protests in Los Angeles against ICE raids, with Ogles highlighting a pattern of resistance to immigration enforcement. President Trump has ordered the National Guard to assist amid escalating tensions, prompting criticism from Democratic officials.
The Telegraph: Watch: California senator dragged out of room during Kristi Noem speech
California Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a press conference hosted by Kristi Noem after he attempted to question the US homeland security chief regarding recent ICE raids targeting immigrants. The incident escalated, resulting in Padilla being handcuffed and briefly detained.
The ICE raids, particularly at Home Depot locations, have ignited protests across California and beyond. Footage captured the senator being subdued by security personnel during the altercation.
#politics
Fox News: 'Distraction': The Democratic Party is ready to leave their David Hogg drama in the dust
David Hogg announced he will not seek re-election as vice chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) following internal conflicts over his push to primary older incumbents. The DNC voted to hold a re-election for vice-chair positions, which Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta held, amid frustrations over party distractions.
Kenyatta expressed a desire to refocus on key issues affecting Americans, while DNC Chair Ken Martin acknowledged Hogg's activism but respected his decision to step back. Hogg's departure may allow the DNC to concentrate on pressing matters like the economy and healthcare ahead of upcoming elections.
Fox News: Walmart distances itself from heiress' ad rallying anti-Trump protests
Billionaire Walmart heiress Christy Walton faced criticism after purchasing a full-page ad in the New York Times that appeared to call for protests against President Trump, linked to the No Kings organization. The ad emphasized principles of civic engagement and condemned violence, although it did not directly mention Trump.
The White House dismissed the ad as tone-deaf, asserting it does not reflect the views of the majority who voted for Trump. Walmart distanced itself from Walton's activism, clarifying that her actions do not represent the company and emphasizing their focus on community safety.
Le Monde: Democratic Senator aggressively removed and handcuffed during Homeland Security Secretary's Los Angeles news conference
Democratic Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a news conference held by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in Los Angeles while attempting to question her about immigration raids. Secret Service agents handcuffed him, claiming he did not comply with commands.
Padilla's removal sparked outrage among his Democratic colleagues, who viewed it as an aggressive tactic amid ongoing protests against federal immigration policies. The incident highlights the tensions surrounding immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Fox News: Trump's plan to slash 'woke' foreign aid, NPR funds clears House as Senate battle looms
The House of Representatives approved President Trump's $9.4 billion plan to cut federal foreign aid, primarily along party lines with no Democratic support. The cuts include $8.3 billion from USAID and over $1 billion from public broadcasting, targeting programs deemed "woke" by GOP leaders.
Moderate Republicans raised concerns about impacts on disease prevention research and local news outlets reliant on federal funding. The bill, a rescissions package, will move to the Senate, where lawmakers have 45 days to act.
#society
Times Of Israel: Report: Millions of shekels of post-October 7 donations to ZAKA have gone missing
ZAKA, the Israeli volunteer search and rescue organization, is under scrutiny after an internal audit revealed that tens of millions of shekels in donations, primarily from abroad, have allegedly gone missing. The discrepancies were highlighted by former president Eyal Mashiach, who expressed frustration over his inability to trace the funds.
Despite the controversy, ZAKA played a crucial role in the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attack, leading to a significant increase in donations. However, the organization has faced past allegations of misconduct and miscommunication regarding sensitive information. ZAKA claims to have implemented changes and insists that all donations intended for them were properly received and documented.
#health
GB News: Pill taken by more than 3 million women in Britain linked to elevated brain tumour risk
A French study has found that women using the contraceptive pill desogestrel for five years or longer may have a slightly increased risk of developing meningiomas, a type of brain tumor. The risk is estimated at one in 67,000 women and disappears within a year after stopping the medication.
Experts advise that the overall risk remains low and that short-term use is not linked to an increased risk. Women concerned about this finding are encouraged to consult their GP. The study highlights a correlation, not causation, and emphasizes that many women will not develop a brain tumor from this contraceptive.