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#illegals
Fox News: New cartel threats against border agents: Explosives, drones and wireless tracking
As border security efforts intensify under President Trump, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents face sophisticated threats, including potential attacks from drug cartels. Experts warn that the recent decision to halt body camera usage could increase risks to agents' safety and lead to a rise in false abuse claims.
The Heritage Foundation's Lora Ries highlighted concerns over tracking technology that could enable cartels to target agents, including potential use of shooters from Mexico. She emphasized the need for enhanced resources and support from Congress to ensure the safety and effectiveness of border enforcement operations.
#politics
Fox News: Trump greenlights some pro-immigrant moves amid broader anti-migrant crackdown
President Trump has implemented strict measures to curb illegal immigration while also taking steps to assist certain immigrant groups. Notably, he signed an executive order to offer refugee status to Afrikaners in South Africa facing racial discrimination, despite a broader pause on refugee resettlement.
Additionally, the Trump administration has waived COVID-19 vaccination documentation for immigrants applying for green cards, allowing them to progress toward citizenship without the vaccine. While focusing on reducing illegal immigration, the administration's actions reflect a complex approach to immigration policy.
Liberty Nation News: The Full Facts on DOGE – Part 2 - Liberty Nation News
The US Digital Service (USDS) faces numerous legal challenges, with critics claiming its existence is unconstitutional. Prominent Democrats, including Rep. Jamie Raskin and Rep. Maxwell Frost, have voiced concerns over oversight and alleged corruption linked to Elon Musk's involvement.
Despite these accusations, the Biden administration has altered USDS's structure, leading to calls for congressional oversight that were absent during its transition. Legal actions against the administration's cost-cutting measures are ongoing, with Congress also engaging in protests against DOGE's operations.
#society
Fox News: Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds' 'SNL50' appearance could 'undercut any claim for emotional distress': expert
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' recent appearance at "SNL50" may impact their ongoing legal case against Justin Baldoni, who they have accused of sexual harassment. Legal experts suggest their public enjoyment could undermine claims of emotional distress, while also serving as a strategic move to maintain their public image.
The couple is facing a $400 million lawsuit from Baldoni, who claims Lively's allegations are false. Both parties have indicated that settlement discussions are premature, and Lively and Reynolds plan to file a motion to dismiss Baldoni's lawsuit by March 20.
GB News: British universities double investment in DEI staff as critics take aim at 'pointless' roles
British universities have significantly increased their spending on diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) staff, now totaling around £28 million annually. The number of DEI roles has surged by 20%, with institutions like the University of Oxford employing 59 staff at a cost of £2.5 million.
Critics argue that many of these positions are unnecessary, as DEI salaries often exceed those of top academics. Meanwhile, private companies are also scaling back their diversity initiatives, reflecting a broader trend away from such programs in both the public and private sectors.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Lebanese army says it’s deploying in southern border villages as IDF withdraws
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has withdrawn from southern Lebanese villages but remains stationed at five key positions as part of a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah. The Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) have begun deploying to several areas, coordinating with a US-led committee and UN forces to ensure safety and remove unexploded ordnance.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the IDF will enforce the ceasefire and act against any Hezbollah threats while maintaining a buffer zone. The ceasefire, brokered by the US, allows for the IDF's continued presence at strategic points until Hezbollah withdraws beyond the Litani River.
Fox News: US citizen detained on drug smuggling charges in Russia released ahead of talks between Moscow, Washington
Kalob Wayne Byers, a U.S. citizen arrested in Russia for drug smuggling, has been released from custody. He was detained at Moscow's Vnukovo airport after cannabis-laced marmalade was found in his luggage. Byers is currently staying at the U.S. embassy while awaiting a flight home.
His release appears linked to ongoing diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Russia, with upcoming talks in Saudi Arabia aimed at easing tensions. The situation reflects a broader trend of increasing arrests of Americans in Russia amid strained relations due to the war in Ukraine.
Fox News: Top Russian, US officials meet in Saudi Arabia to begin talks on Ukraine war without officials from Kyiv
Senior U.S. and Russian officials met in Saudi Arabia to discuss improving relations and ending the war in Ukraine, notably without Ukrainian representatives. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov led the talks, which may pave the way for a Trump-Putin meeting.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed that Kyiv will not accept any outcomes from these discussions without their participation. This meeting marks a shift in U.S. policy towards Russia under the Trump administration.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Tarrifying or Tarrific? Examining Trump's Trade Agenda - Liberty Nation News
President Trump has implemented a series of tariffs, including a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports and 10% on Chinese goods. He has introduced reciprocal tariffs to ensure fairness in trade, matching tariffs imposed by other countries on U.S. exports.
This policy aims to address the trade deficit and could significantly impact international trade dynamics, especially with the European Union, which has a high VAT. The administration's findings on trade policy will be released on April 1, which could further shape the future of U.S. trade relations.
#military
Times Of Israel: Delta jet flips upon landing on snowy Toronto runway; all 80 aboard survive
A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport, flipping onto its roof. All 80 passengers survived, with 18 sustaining minor injuries. The incident occurred amid strong winds and blowing snow, raising questions about the aircraft's condition upon landing.
Canadian authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, particularly why the plane was missing a wing. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada will lead the investigation, with assistance from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
#history
Fox News: Rare police cases from 1904 found in thrift shop reveal crimes like drunk horseback riding
Staff at the Rescued Treasures Thrift Store in Casper, Wyoming, discovered a 1904 police docket while sorting through donations. This leather-bound book documented various crimes and fines from over a century ago, including offenses like keeping a house of prostitution and riding a horse while intoxicated.
The docket has been returned to the City of Casper and the Casper Police Department, with officials highlighting its historical significance. The find offers insights into early law enforcement challenges and has been recognized as an important piece of local history.
#health
Fox News: RFK Jr's health agenda gains popularity among state lawmakers
State lawmakers are introducing bills to align with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" agenda. Initiatives include banning junk food from school lunches and reforming SNAP to eliminate candy and soda, with several states participating.
Additionally, changes to vaccine rules and fluoride regulations are being proposed in various states. Lawmakers are seeking to enhance vaccine transparency, provide immunization exemptions, and prevent fluoride in public water systems, reflecting Kennedy's past positions.
Fox News: Michigan mom who braved flames for son in hyperbaric chamber explosion stresses treatment dangers: attorney
A Michigan mother attempted to save her 5-year-old son, Thomas Cooper, who died in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion while receiving treatment for ADHD and sleep apnea. The incident occurred at The Oxford Center, where the mother suffered serious burns during her rescue attempt.
The family's attorney is investigating the center's staffing and emergency preparedness and plans to file a lawsuit, citing concerns over the promotion of hyperbaric therapy without adequate scientific support. Thomas was remembered as a curious and energetic child.
#crime
Fox News: Sinaloa Cartel takes root in American neighborhoods: Where are they?
The Sinaloa drug cartel has a significant presence in major U.S. cities and smaller communities, with its influence deeply embedded in American society. A former DEA agent highlighted its extensive reach, noting that the cartel controls the entire drug supply chain, from production to distribution, leading to a national drug crisis.
The cartel's operations involve collaboration with international suppliers and utilize various methods to launder money and smuggle drugs. As the U.S. grapples with rising overdose deaths, there are calls for stronger measures against these criminal organizations, including potential designations as terrorist groups to enhance law enforcement efforts.
Fox News: Luigi Mangione supporters whine about suspected CEO assassin's portrayal in 'corporate backed narrative'
Luigi Mangione, accused of assassinating UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has garnered significant support online, with followers claiming his prosecution is part of a "corporate-backed narrative." Despite being captured on surveillance during the murder, his supporters label him a humanitarian and criticize media coverage.
Mangione faces serious charges, including potential death penalty, as federal prosecutors allege he meticulously planned the murder to spark a debate on healthcare. His arrest, marked by a heavy police presence, has raised concerns about government overreach among his supporters.