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Reform UK released a report analyzing 3.8 million visas from 2021 to mid-2024, projecting a £622 billion lifetime fiscal burden from those gaining permanent residency—about £20,000 per British household. The party pledges to end indefinite leave to remain, switch to five-year work visas, cut welfare for foreign nationals, and summon Johnson and others to testify. Official data shows net migration peaked at 906,000 in 2023, driven by health worker visas, Ukraine schemes, and students, while critics question Reform's assumptions and note hypocrisy among its ex-Tory members.

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Nigel Farage stood firm at a London press conference, calling the immigration rise under Boris Johnson the greatest breach of trust in his lifetime.

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Reform UK released a report analyzing 3.8 million visas from 2021 to mid-2024, projecting a £622 billion lifetime fiscal burden from those gaining permanent residency—about £20,000 per British household. The party pledges to end indefinite leave to remain, switch to five-year work visas, cut welfare for foreign nationals, and summon Johnson and others to testify. Official data shows net migration peaked at 906,000 in 2023, driven by health worker visas, Ukraine schemes, and students, while critics question Reform's assumptions and note hypocrisy among its ex-Tory members.

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Nigel Farage stood firm at a London press conference, calling the immigration rise under Boris Johnson the greatest breach of trust in his lifetime.

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Councillor Maurice Shortall is urging Ireland to bid for WWE's WrestleMania, highlighting the event's power to draw tens of thousands of visitors and boost tourism nationwide, including Kilkenny. He eyes Croke Park as the ideal venue with its massive capacity, backed by Aviva Stadium, and plans to pitch the idea to government officials soon. While fans dream of stars like Becky Lynch and Finn Bálor headlining, skeptics point to Ireland's infrastructure challenges and high costs, though Shortall notes successes like U2 concerts and rugby World Cups.

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Imagine Croke Park packed with 82,000 fans chanting for Roman Reigns under Dublin lights. Kilkenny councillor Maurice Shortall sees Ireland ready to make that dream real.

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Amen Thompson of the Houston Rockets stated ahead of Game 4, 'If he doesn’t slow down, we got to make him slow down,' referring to 41-year-old LeBron James after James played 45 minutes in Game 3. The comment sparked widespread discussion on social media about the Rockets' strategy against James.

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Amen Thompson of the Houston Rockets stated ahead of Game 4, 'If he doesn’t slow down, we got to make him slow down,' referring to 41-year-old LeBron James after James played 45 minutes in Game 3. The comment sparked widespread discussion on social media about the Rockets' strategy against James.

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Multiple schools in Oman's Al Batinah South, Al Batinah North, Muscat, Al Dakhiliyah, and Al Wusta regions are conducting educational activities under Cybersecurity Awareness Week 2026. The events promote sustainable cyber culture and digital generations. Specific schools include مدرسة_صوقرة_للتعليم_الأساسي, مدرسة_الثقافة, and مدرسة_صراب_للتعليم_الأساسي.

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Shahriq Khan, founder of Christ Underground ministry, pointed out that the Quran mentions nine signs given to Moses but skips the Passover lamb ritual from Exodus 12, where Israelites marked their doors with blood to escape the final plague. He sees this omission as significant, especially since the Bible references Passover over 50 times across centuries and links it to Jesus as 'our Passover lamb' in 1 Corinthians 5:7. Khan's June 3, 2026 post drew strong Christian support calling it powerful, while Muslims countered that the Quran focuses on signs to Pharaoh, not abrogated rituals, highlighting differences in the scriptures.

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Shahriq Khan remembers spotting a key detail missing from the Quran's story of Moses—a ritual that changed everything for him.

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Shahriq Khan, founder of Christ Underground ministry, pointed out that the Quran mentions nine signs given to Moses but skips the Passover lamb ritual from Exodus 12, where Israelites marked their doors with blood to escape the final plague. He sees this omission as significant, especially since the Bible references Passover over 50 times across centuries and links it to Jesus as 'our Passover lamb' in 1 Corinthians 5:7. Khan's June 3, 2026 post drew strong Christian support calling it powerful, while Muslims countered that the Quran focuses on signs to Pharaoh, not abrogated rituals, highlighting differences in the scriptures.

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Shahriq Khan remembers spotting a key detail missing from the Quran's story of Moses—a ritual that changed everything for him.

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Shahriq Khan, founder of Christ Underground ministry, pointed out that the Quran mentions nine signs given to Moses but skips the Passover lamb ritual from Exodus 12, where Israelites marked their doors with blood to escape the final plague. He sees this omission as significant, especially since the Bible references Passover over 50 times across centuries and links it to Jesus as 'our Passover lamb' in 1 Corinthians 5:7. Khan's June 3, 2026 post drew strong Christian support calling it powerful, while Muslims countered that the Quran focuses on signs to Pharaoh, not abrogated rituals, highlighting differences in the scriptures.

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Shahriq Khan remembers spotting a key detail missing from the Quran's story of Moses—a ritual that changed everything for him.

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Shahriq Khan, founder of Christ Underground ministry, pointed out that the Quran mentions nine signs given to Moses but skips the Passover lamb ritual from Exodus 12, where Israelites marked their doors with blood to escape the final plague. He sees this omission as significant, especially since the Bible references Passover over 50 times across centuries and links it to Jesus as 'our Passover lamb' in 1 Corinthians 5:7. Khan's June 3, 2026 post drew strong Christian support calling it powerful, while Muslims countered that the Quran focuses on signs to Pharaoh, not abrogated rituals, highlighting differences in the scriptures.

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Shahriq Khan remembers spotting a key detail missing from the Quran's story of Moses—a ritual that changed everything for him.

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Trump shared a Passover message around April 1, likening the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt to today's 'amazing period of time,' which some critics saw as him comparing himself to Moses. Two days before Easter, he released a 104-second Oval Office video praising the resurrection, urging religion's role in a great nation, and claiming fuller church pews ahead—despite polls showing most Americans rarely attend services. Supporters hailed it as bold leadership honoring Christian heritage, while skeptics called it insincere political theater.

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On Good Friday, President Trump sat at the Resolute Desk, quoting John 3:16 and calling the resurrection the greatest miracle ever. His words, paired with a Passover reflection, split opinions wide open.

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Trump shared a Passover message around April 1, likening the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt to today's 'amazing period of time,' which some critics saw as him comparing himself to Moses. Two days before Easter, he released a 104-second Oval Office video praising the resurrection, urging religion's role in a great nation, and claiming fuller church pews ahead—despite polls showing most Americans rarely attend services. Supporters hailed it as bold leadership honoring Christian heritage, while skeptics called it insincere political theater.

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On Good Friday, President Trump sat at the Resolute Desk, quoting John 3:16 and calling the resurrection the greatest miracle ever. His words, paired with a Passover reflection, split opinions wide open.

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The Maine Democratic Senate frontrunner, leading polls at 55% over Gov. Janet Mills, hosted around 50 attendees including J Street Maine chair Steven Koltai, a son of Holocaust survivors who helped create a custom haggadah. This outreach follows controversy over his chest tattoo—a death's-head skull linked to Nazi SS units but also Marines—which surfaced in a video from his brother's Jewish wedding last October. Platner explained he got it years ago while drunk, was appalled by its Nazi ties, and altered it immediately; while some Jewish leaders found his account reasonable, critics like the Anti-Defamation League called it a flirtation with Nazism.

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Graham Platner gathered with local Jewish leaders for a Passover Seder he organized himself, turning the holiday into a discussion on oppression and freedom.

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Trump shared a Passover message around April 1, likening the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt to today's 'amazing period of time,' which some critics saw as him comparing himself to Moses. Two days before Easter, he released a 104-second Oval Office video praising the resurrection, urging religion's role in a great nation, and claiming fuller church pews ahead—despite polls showing most Americans rarely attend services. Supporters hailed it as bold leadership honoring Christian heritage, while skeptics called it insincere political theater.

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On Good Friday, President Trump sat at the Resolute Desk, quoting John 3:16 and calling the resurrection the greatest miracle ever. His words, paired with a Passover reflection, split opinions wide open.

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The footage from mid-January 2026 shows the incident in Bnei Brak, a Haredi city near Tel Aviv, amid protests against Israel's military draft laws that exempt many ultra-Orthodox men. The woman, a secular Jewish Israeli, faced jostling over her dogs—seen as provocative in Haredi culture—but no clear assault occurred, and she fled unharmed. Pro-Palestinian accounts repurposed the clip to claim an anti-Christian attack by Israelis in 'the capital of Palestine,' though it reflects internal Jewish tensions over conscription and secularism, not the wider conflict.

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A woman clutches her two small dogs as a crowd of ultra-Orthodox men closes in during a tense street protest. The clip resurfaced with a false twist, wrongly labeling it an assault on a Christian in Jerusalem.

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The Maine Democratic Senate frontrunner, leading polls at 55% over Gov. Janet Mills, hosted around 50 attendees including J Street Maine chair Steven Koltai, a son of Holocaust survivors who helped create a custom haggadah. This outreach follows controversy over his chest tattoo—a death's-head skull linked to Nazi SS units but also Marines—which surfaced in a video from his brother's Jewish wedding last October. Platner explained he got it years ago while drunk, was appalled by its Nazi ties, and altered it immediately; while some Jewish leaders found his account reasonable, critics like the Anti-Defamation League called it a flirtation with Nazism.

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Graham Platner gathered with local Jewish leaders for a Passover Seder he organized himself, turning the holiday into a discussion on oppression and freedom.

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Publications Associées (8)

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