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#illegals
The Economist: Alligator Alcatraz: an exercise in performative cruelty
Florida's new immigration detention facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," houses over 900 immigrants in tents without running water or electricity. Funded by the state, it aims to deter illegal immigration but has drawn criticism for its harsh conditions and lack of oversight.
Many Republican voters are uneasy about the facility, expressing concerns that it targets non-criminal immigrants and resembles punitive measures rather than humane treatment. Polls show a majority of Americans oppose new detention centers, indicating potential backlash against such policies.
#politics
The Federalist: Why Raining Justice On Russia Hoaxers Is So Tricky And Important
The ongoing investigation into the alleged political scandal known as Obamagate raises questions about justice for those affected, particularly Donald Trump. Accusations suggest that the Obama administration's national security and intelligence leaders conspired to undermine Trump's presidency, potentially involving foreign governments and the Clinton campaign.
Achieving justice poses significant challenges, including the potential for political backlash and the complexities of legal proceedings against high-ranking officials. The Trump administration is reportedly pursuing investigations and preparing for grand jury probes, but the outcome remains uncertain. The need for accountability is emphasized as a deterrent against future abuses of power.
#society
Fox News: From homeroom to hate: How Jewish students are facing a new kind of pressure in public schools
Jewish students in American public schools are facing heightened antisemitism, leading to fears about their safety and identity. Incidents range from derogatory comments to outright hostility, creating an environment where many feel pressured to remain silent about their heritage.
In response, Jewish student organizations are forming to foster community and resilience. Schools are urged to address antisemitism with the same seriousness as other forms of hate, ensuring that students can focus on their education without fear of discrimination.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Kremlin Beats Hasty Retreat, Falls All Over Itself to Appease US After Trump's Nuclear Threat
President Trump has responded to threats from Russian official Dmitry Medvedev by positioning nuclear submarines in strategic locations, emphasizing a "Peace Through Strength" approach. Medvedev's remarks suggested that Trump's ultimatum could escalate tensions, but the Kremlin has since sought to downplay the situation.
Trump's previous warnings to Putin during his first term are highlighted as effective, with claims that his administration was the only one since the 1990s to prevent Russian invasions of neighboring countries. The article underscores Trump's belief in a strong stance against adversaries.
Le Monde: Trump threatens new sanctions as Putin meets US envoy in Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Moscow ahead of a deadline set by President Trump for Russia to cease its offensive in Ukraine or face new sanctions. Despite ongoing peace talks, Russia has intensified its military actions.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has called for increased pressure on Moscow for a ceasefire, while Trump has hinted at potential tariffs on Russia's trade partners if no progress is made. The Kremlin dismissed these threats as illegitimate, emphasizing its demands for territorial concessions from Ukraine.
#culture
Fox News: Sharon Stone has new take on infamous 'Basic Instinct' scene that made her legendary
Sharon Stone reflects on her iconic leg-crossing scene in "Basic Instinct," stating she wouldn't change it despite having the legal right to do so. She acknowledges the initial discomfort but ultimately believes it enhanced the film and her character.
Stone also shares her tumultuous first encounter with co-star Michael Douglas at the Cannes Film Festival, where an argument led to tension that later contributed to their on-screen chemistry. Douglas's representatives noted he does not recall the argument but acknowledged their friendship developed during filming.
#health
GB News: Chocolate bars pulled from shelves over 'serious' health risk – what to do if you have one at home
The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent recall for three chocolate bars sold in Britain due to undeclared peanuts and tree nuts, posing serious health risks to those with nut allergies. The affected products are Noesis Shokolade Love of Dubai, Fix it Dubai Kunafa Chocolate, and Le Damas Dubai Chocolate Kunafa and Pistachio.
Retailers are instructed to stop sales and withdraw the products, while consumers are advised to dispose of them immediately. The FSA has struggled to contact the supplier, Black Sea Trading Ltd, complicating the recall process. Consumers should report where the chocolates were sold to local authorities.
#other
Daily Mirror: 'I lost 4 stone in a year but still eat takeaways with a small change'
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