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05.05.2025Alcatraz Revival Day

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 05.05.2025.

It displays 225 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

05.05.2025Alcatraz Revival Day
Trump's announcement to reopen Alcatraz prison dominated morning headlines across the media spectrum, with outlets framing it either as housing "dregs of society" (NY Post) or as "THE CROCK" (HuffPost). By midday, Trump expanded his economic nationalism with a proposed 100% tariff on foreign-made movies, continuing his recent pattern of trade barriers following the previous week's auto parts tariffs.

The administration unveiled a "self-deportation" program offering undocumented immigrants $1,000 and airfare to leave voluntarily, which Rwanda confirmed it was discussing with U.S. officials. The White House also announced sanctions against Harvard University, cutting off new federal research grants—following the previous days' moves against NPR, PBS, and Harvard's tax status.

International tensions escalated as Israel approved a plan to "conquer" Gaza if no hostage deal is reached, while Defense Secretary Hegseth ordered a 20% reduction in four-star generals and admirals.
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01:51Trump Orders Alcatraz Prison Reopened

The newspapers report on Trump's controversial plan to reopen Alcatraz prison, with multiple sources covering the announcement (ABC News, Boston Globe, Fox News, The Hill, HuffPost). This comes alongside continued scrutiny of Trump's stance on constitutional rights after his "I don't know" response when questioned about due process entitlements (CBS, AP News, Mother Jones). Immigration enforcement remains contentious with reports of a Guatemalan mother and her newborn U.S. citizen being detained by ICE (NBC News). In economic news, Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler promoted legislation aimed at boosting American manufacturing independence (Breitbart), while international coverage includes Putin's statements on nuclear weapons in Ukraine (CNN) and Iran's threats of retaliation against potential U.S. attacks (OANN).
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09:46Trump Vows Alcatraz Revival

The newspapers report on Trump's plans for Gaza and domestic policies. Israel's security cabinet has approved occupying parts of Gaza (ABC News). On the domestic front, Trump continues to push controversial ideas including reopening Alcatraz prison (NBC News, NY Post, HuffPost), imposing 100% tariffs on foreign films (Epoch Times), and threatening military force to annex Greenland (CNN). His economic policies include proposals to encourage childbearing (Boston Globe) and Kelly Loeffler's "Made in America" bill to boost domestic manufacturing (Breitbart). Meanwhile, a gun violence exhibit was removed from ATF headquarters (NPR), and concerns about Chinese involvement in NATO ally infrastructure have emerged (Newsweek).
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12:42Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on Foreign Films

The newspapers report on Trump's expanding economic nationalism, with plans to impose 100% tariffs on foreign-made movies (ABC News, Epoch Times) and reopen Alcatraz prison (NBC News, AP News). Media sources express concerns about Trump's relationship with constitutional norms, highlighting his "I don't know" response when asked about due process rights (CBS, CNN, Mother Jones). Economic policies are gaining attention through the "Made in America" bill promoted by SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler (Breitbart) and reports of Trump's sons securing international business deals that benefit the president (NYTimes). Meanwhile, rapper Diddy's sex trafficking trial begins in NYC (NY Post).
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Labor PM Anthony Albanese promised more of the same, with maybe a little bit of tinkering if the budget allows. And thanks to opposition leader Peter Dutton’s abysmal Trump imitation, it won Labor a landslide victory in Saturday’s Australian election.
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Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party plans to hit the ground running after its stunning victory at the local council elections in England last week, with leadership vowing to use their newfound power to block illegal migrants from being housed in areas they control and to launch legal challenges against the leftist government’s green agenda.
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15:13Trump Seeks African Deportation Deals

The newspapers report on the Trump administration's immigration policies, including seeking deportation deals with African nations (CBS), reopening Alcatraz for detainees (USA Today, AP), and plans to block migrant housing in areas controlled by Nigel Farage's Reform UK party (Breitbart). Trade issues remain prominent with Trump pursuing deals amid tariff disputes with Canada (Fox News, CNN). Other headlines cover Trump's meeting with a freed Russian-American ballerina (ABC News), concerns about NIH cuts to infant safety programs (NPR), migrant-linked violence in New York (NY Post), and Israel's plans to escalate its Gaza campaign (NYTimes).
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16:59Trump Offers $1,000 For Self-Deportation

The newspapers report on Trump's immigration policies dominating the headlines, with multiple sources covering a new program offering $1,000 for "self-deportation" (ABC News, AP News, HuffPost). The administration is exploring deportation deals with African nations including Rwanda (Newsweek, CBS). Immigration enforcement plans also include Trump's controversial proposal to reopen Alcatraz prison for "most ruthless and violent" prisoners (NPR). Meanwhile, international headlines focus on Netanyahu announcing an "intensive" escalation in Gaza (NYTimes, OANN, Reason). Domestic politics continue with coverage of state lawsuits against Trump administration's HHS restructuring plans (USA Today).
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18:11Hollywood Tariffs Would "Destroy" Entertainment Industry

The newspapers report on the Trump administration's controversial policies, with a focus on his directive to reopen Alcatraz prison (ABC News), proposed Hollywood tariffs that industry insiders warn would "destroy" the entertainment industry (Common Dreams), and resumption of student loan collections for borrowers in default (NPR). Trump's relationship with Mexico is gaining attention after President Sheinbaum reportedly rejected his proposal to send U.S. troops after cartels (The Daily Beast). Domestic news includes Karen Read's murder trial testimony (Boston Globe), upcoming Real ID deadline information (The Hill), and concerns about the faltering economy affecting the housing market (Washington Post).
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Israel called up its military reserves Sunday to prepare for a massive new operation, “Gideon’s Chariots,” in which it plans to reconquer Gaza and eliminate Hamas, neighborhood by neighborhood, over several months.
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President Donald Trump has announced that the National Football League (NFL) will host its 2027 draft in Washington, D.C., marking the first time the nation's capital will host the draft since 1940.
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20:07Israel Plans Gaza Reconquest Operation

The newspapers report on Israel's escalating conflict in Gaza, with Netanyahu vowing to "conquer" Gaza and eliminate Hamas through a new operation called "Gideon's Chariots" (Breitbart, CNN). The plan includes relocating Gaza's population southward. In immigration news, the Trump administration is offering $1,000 payments for undocumented immigrants to "self-deport" (AP News, Epoch Times, HuffPost). Trump also expressed interest in reopening Alcatraz prison in "large format" (ABC News, Newsweek). Other headlines include a thwarted attack plot at Lady Gaga's concert in Brazil (OANN) and Georgia Governor Kemp declining to run for Senate (The Hill).
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21:42Trump Constitutional Stance Shocks Experts

The newspapers report on Trump's controversial positions on constitutional matters, with experts expressing shock over his "I don't know" response about upholding the Constitution (ABC News) and criticism of his birthright citizenship arguments at the Supreme Court (Slate). New policy proposals include wage garnishment for student loan borrowers (Common Dreams), cuts to Section 8 housing (The Blaze), and military position reductions by Hegseth (HuffPost). The administration has also modified its Hollywood tariff announcement (USA Today, The Hill) and requested dismissal of an abortion pill case (NYTimes). Other headlines cover the Karen Read murder trial (Boston Globe), a House bill against forced organ harvesting (Epoch Times), and transportation issues at Newark Airport (The Daily Beast).
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Texas GOP Governor Greg Abbott has signed a bill that is set to allocate $1 billion for a voucher program that allows parents to use public funds to pay for their children's private school tuition.
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23:43Harvard Loses Federal Grants

The newspapers report on Trump administration actions targeting universities, with Harvard losing federal research grant eligibility (Boston Globe, USA Today, The Blaze). Defense Secretary Hegseth ordered a 20% reduction in four-star generals and admirals (CBS, The Hill, HuffPost). Immigration remains prominent with Trump promising "beautiful flights" and cash stipends for self-deportation (Breitbart, AP News). Legal battles continue with Trump arguing federal courts have "no role to play" in deportation cases (Reason), while surprisingly requesting dismissal of a case against abortion pill access (NYTimes). Texas Governor Abbott signed a school choice bill allocating $1 billion for private school vouchers (OANN).