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#illegals
Forbes: Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans—As President Bans Undocumented Immigrants From Public Benefits
President Trump signed an executive order to prevent undocumented migrants from accessing public benefits, despite most already being ineligible for federal programs. The order mandates agencies to identify federally funded programs that allow illegal aliens to receive benefits.
In related developments, Trump’s administration has ramped up immigration enforcement, including mass deportation operations targeting sanctuary cities and individuals accused of crimes. Local officials are responding with mixed strategies, while the cost and logistics of mass deportations pose significant challenges.
#politics
Forbes: Australian Billionaire Launches Political Party Inspired By Trump—Here’s What To Know
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has launched a new political party, "Trumpet of Patriots," attracting 10,000 sign-ups on its first day. The party aims to implement policies inspired by former President Trump, including government spending cuts and recognizing only two genders.
Palmer, previously a member of parliament and founder of the United Australia Party, plans to contest all federal election seats. He emphasizes the need for real representation and is prepared to invest significantly in the party's campaign.
Breitbart: Semiautomatic Firearm Ban Heads to Colorado Gov.'s Desk
Colorado's legislature has passed a ban on popular semiautomatic rifles and shotguns, including the AR-15, which is now headed to Governor Jared Polis for approval. The bill, SB25-003, was supported solely by Democrats and includes provisions for exemptions through training.
The legislation prohibits the manufacture, sale, or transfer of specified semiautomatic firearms, with exceptions for transfers to heirs or licensed dealers. To qualify for exemptions, gun purchasers must undergo a vetting process similar to concealed carry permits and complete a training course.
The Economist: Donald Trump’s foreign-aid cuts threaten his rural voters
Donald Trump's proposed cuts to foreign aid, particularly affecting USAID, may jeopardize programs that support American farmers, notably in rural areas like Pawnee County, Kansas. Farmers express concern over the potential loss of assistance that benefits their agricultural practices.
As these cuts loom, rural voters who rely on such programs may find themselves caught in a political struggle that prioritizes budgetary constraints over essential support for agriculture.
Breitbart: Moulton: Trump 'Hired This South African Immigrant' to Make Decisions About Security, 'Doesn't Sound Good to Me'
Rep. Seth Moulton criticized President Trump's hiring practices, particularly the decision to bring in an immigrant to influence national security decisions. He expressed concern that recent job cuts at the Pentagon could jeopardize U.S. safety, arguing that reform should not compromise critical defense roles.
Moulton emphasized the need for thoughtful modernization of defense rather than indiscriminate layoffs, warning that this could leave the country vulnerable to attacks. He highlighted Trump's draft-dodging history as further evidence of irresponsibility in leadership.
#society
Fox News: Huge data leak exposes 14 million customer shipping records
The shipping industry has experienced a significant data breach, with Hipshipper exposing over 14 million records, including personal customer information, due to an unprotected AWS bucket. This incident highlights the ongoing vulnerability of various sectors to cyber threats, especially during peak shipping times.
As cybercriminals increasingly exploit such leaks for scams and phishing attacks, experts urge individuals to take proactive measures, including using strong antivirus software, enabling two-factor authentication, and monitoring credit reports. The breach underscores the need for all industries to prioritize cybersecurity.
Breitbart: Hamas Terrorists Return Murdered Israeli Hostages in Black Coffins
Hamas has released the remains of four Israeli hostages, including a mother and her two children, following their murder during the October 7 attack. The bodies were displayed in locked coffins during a public ceremony in Gaza, with Hamas claiming they were killed in Israeli airstrikes, without providing evidence.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed deep sorrow over the loss, stating the nation’s heartbreak. The incident follows Hamas's abduction of 251 hostages during the attack, with plans to release more bodies and living hostages in a swap agreement.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Europe Sending Peacekeepers to Ukraine 'Unacceptable', Says Kremlin
Britain plans to propose deploying up to 30,000 European NATO troops to Ukraine as peacekeepers following a potential ceasefire, a move Russia deems a "direct threat." Kremlin officials have expressed strong opposition, warning that any NATO troop presence in Ukraine is unacceptable.
While the UK government supports the initiative, French President Emmanuel Macron has reportedly backed away from sending combat troops, suggesting limited support roles instead. Macron’s previous discussions of NATO membership for Ukraine remain contentious, with both the U.S. and Russia opposing the idea.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and TYLER BOWYER: Ukrainians and Russians ‘want nothing more’ than for Trump to get the war ended
Human Events Daily featured discussions on global conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine, with insights from Tyler Bowyer, who lived in the Donbas region. He highlighted the struggles faced by people on both sides and expressed a desire for political resolution, emphasizing the need for leadership to end the conflict.
The show also included a conversation about food quality in the U.S., with Tanya Tay Posobiec sharing her experiences as an immigrant. She noted significant differences in food that affected her health and expressed concerns about providing quality nutrition for her family.
The Economist: DOGE attacks a bastion of Republican internationalism
Elon Musk's critique of the National Endowment for Democracy signals a shift in Republican foreign policy, with populists gaining influence over traditional internationalists. Congressional Republicans have largely remained silent on this ideological battle, focusing less on budgetary concerns.
Musk's stance reflects a broader trend within the GOP, as former President Trump's second term sees a departure from established foreign aid norms. This shift raises questions about the future of U.S. foreign policy and its implications for international relations.
Le Monde: At the IS kidnapping trial, former hostage Edouard Elias delivers harrowing testimony
Edouard Elias, a war photographer, recounted his 11 months of captivity in Syria at a Paris court. Captured by ISIS in June 2013, he endured torture and deprivation while documenting the horrors of war, emphasizing the importance of memory and the stories of those affected.
His testimony serves as a critical journalistic account of the dehumanization within ISIS's regime, reflecting both the brutality he faced and his commitment to his craft.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle shares picture of rescue dog just weeks after heartbreak
Meghan Markle has launched her new business venture, "As Ever," showcased through an Instagram post featuring a breakfast scene with her beagle, Mamma Mia. The announcement coincides with her upcoming Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," set to premiere on March 4.
The intimate photo reflects the Sussexes' California lifestyle, highlighting both domestic life and the brand's aspirational aspects. Meghan also shared a tribute to her late rescue beagle, Guy, whose memory will be honored in her Netflix series.
The Telegraph: Watch: Eiffel Tower opens new ‘vertigo’ walkway
The Eiffel Tower has unveiled a new attraction called Vertigo of the Tower, a suspension bridge 200 feet above ground. Stretching 131 feet between the tower's pillars, it features two layers of blue knotted nets, providing visitors with a thrilling view and experience.
This new walkway is marketed as the "highest urban bridge" in France, allowing thrill-seekers to enjoy the iconic monument from a unique perspective.
#health
The Economist: In Texas, vaccine-choice activists are ascendant
In Texas, a measles outbreak has infected at least 58 people, with 13 hospitalized, marking the largest surge in 30 years. Health officials believe hundreds more cases may be undetected, particularly in Gaines County, where vaccine exemptions for religious or philosophical reasons have significantly increased.
Vaccine-choice activists are gaining momentum amid this health crisis, advocating for greater "medical freedom." The percentage of schoolchildren without recommended vaccinations in the area has more than doubled over the past decade, raising concerns among health officials.
#education
Fox News: Wrestling mogul and Trump education pick McMahon clears Senate committee in heavyweight decision
Linda McMahon's nomination for Secretary of Education has advanced to a full Senate vote after a committee hearing where she faced scrutiny over recent spending cuts and the future of the Department of Education. Supporters, like Sen. Bill Cassidy, emphasize the need for strong leadership in education.
Opposition from figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders highlights concerns about the influence of the Trump administration on the role. Trump's goal to potentially close the Department of Education adds further complexity to McMahon's nomination process.