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#politics
Fox News: 'If you don't answer ... you're fired': Trump stands behind Musk's DOGE productivity email
President Trump endorsed Elon Musk's initiative requiring federal employees to report weekly productivity, warning non-compliance could lead to job loss. Musk's new Department of Government Efficiency aims to reduce waste and fraud in government operations.
However, the American Federation of Government Employees criticized the policy as disrespectful, and several agencies, including the Department of Defense, instructed employees to ignore Musk's request, asserting their own review processes.
Breitbart: Klobuchar: Trump Voters' Remorse Is 'Building'
Senator Amy Klobuchar expressed on ABC's "The View" that voters are experiencing remorse over President Trump, suggesting this sentiment will continue to grow. She criticized rising chaos, corruption, and costs, highlighting the impact on everyday Americans while tax cuts benefit the wealthy.
Klobuchar emphasized the need to communicate how current policies fail to support working families, citing issues like affordable childcare and housing. She also criticized Trump and Musk for prioritizing financial gains over the needs of ordinary citizens.
Forbes: Greenpeace Says It’s Facing Bankruptcy From Oil Company Lawsuit Over Dakota Pipeline Protests
A lawsuit against Greenpeace by Energy Transfer, the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, has gone to trial, claiming $300 million in damages for protests that allegedly disrupted construction. Greenpeace argues the suit threatens its financial stability and is a tactic to silence dissent.
The trial, which began with jury selection, could last five weeks. Greenpeace maintains its actions are protected by the First Amendment, while Energy Transfer asserts the lawsuit is about legal compliance, not free speech.
Fox News: 'Overwhelmingly popular': Elon Musk touts Americans' DOGE support
Elon Musk is promoting the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), citing a Harvard CAPS-Harris poll indicating strong public support for reducing government waste and spending. The poll shows most voters favor a dedicated agency for efficiency, with many agreeing on cutting at least $1 trillion in expenses.
Despite broad support among Republicans, Musk's initiatives have faced criticism from Democrats, who argue that his power is excessive. Recent polls reveal a stark partisan divide, with many Republicans backing Musk's efforts while a significant majority of Democrats disapprove. The controversy continues as Musk demands federal employees report their weekly accomplishments.
Fox News: Ethics watchdog flags senator helping make millions for wife's green nonprofit
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse faces allegations of ethics violations for supporting laws that financially benefit his wife's environmental organization. An ethics watchdog is urging an investigation into potential conflicts of interest, citing substantial federal grants awarded to the organization linked to his wife.
Whitehouse's wife, Sandra, has been involved with the organization since 2017, and the group has received over $14 million in federal grants since 2008. Despite the accusations, the organization claims its funding was awarded through a competitive process and emphasizes its bipartisan support.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Tim Burchett: Young Democrats Getting Played by the Old Guard
Rep. Tim Burchett criticized the younger Democrats in Congress for being manipulated by the older leadership, emphasizing the need for Congress to codify presidential actions to combat rising national debt. He noted that spending has significantly increased while deficits continue.
Burchett pointed out that many in Congress benefit from the current spending practices, suggesting a lack of accountability. He expressed hope that efforts to increase government efficiency would bring transparency to spending decisions.
#society
GB News: Naturists demand parish council remove 'misleading' sign attempting to block group from beach: 'It is NOT lewd behaviour!'
Corton Parish Council has faced criticism from British Naturism's eastern region organiser for placing a sign at Corton beach that claims it is not a naturist beach and warns against lewd behavior. The council's actions stem from concerns raised by local residents about inappropriate conduct.
Nigel Newman argues that the sign is misleading, asserting that naturism is legal and distinct from lewd behavior. He emphasizes the beach's long history as a naturist spot and calls for the sign's removal, while the council maintains that it is not targeting naturists specifically.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Joining US, Israel votes against UN motion condemning Russian invasion of Ukraine
Israel voted against a UN resolution reaffirming Ukraine's territorial integrity, joining the US and Russia in rejecting a condemnation of Russia's invasion on the war's third anniversary. This marks a shift in Israel's stance, balancing support for Ukraine with ties to Moscow.
The resolution passed with 93 votes in favor, while 65 countries abstained. Trump's recent comments and actions have shifted US policy away from supporting Ukraine, with his envoy suggesting Ukraine's NATO aspirations provoked the invasion.
Human Events: Hamas ‘official’ tells New York Times he would not have supported Oct 7 pogrom if he knew how ferociously Israel would respond
Mousa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas official, expressed regret over the October 7 attack on Israel, stating he would not have supported it had he known the devastation it would cause in Gaza. This marks a rare admission from a high-ranking member of Hamas regarding the consequences of the violence.
Marzouk indicated a willingness to negotiate on Hamas's weapons in Gaza, a stance not universally shared within the organization. As discussions around extending a ceasefire agreement continue, U.S. officials are working to facilitate negotiations for the release of hostages and a potential withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
The Telegraph: How to bring peace to Ukraine? Let Prince Andrew roam Mar-a-Lago like a peacock
Keir Starmer asserts that Europe has leverage against Russia, with Emmanuel Macron attempting to sway Trump on Putin's role in the conflict. Starmer's virtual appearance at a Kyiv summit was awkward, yet he emphasized Britain's support for Ukraine and hinted at new sanctions and aid.
The tone reflects skepticism about the effectiveness of these efforts, highlighting a mix of seriousness and absurdity in the proposed actions.
#crime
Fox News: Princeton man accused of killing former star athlete brother, cat with golf club, knife near Ivy League school
A Princeton man, Matthew Hertgen, 31, has been arrested for allegedly murdering his brother, Joseph Hertgen, 26, and a cat, using a knife and a golf club. He faces charges including first-degree murder and animal cruelty following a 911 call reporting a fire and a dead body.
Joseph Hertgen was found dead at the scene with signs of trauma. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are seeking information from the public.
Fox News: American tourist arrested in Paris after allegedly throwing newborn baby out of hotel window: reports
An American woman was arrested in Paris for allegedly throwing her newborn baby out of a second-floor hotel window. The infant did not survive despite emergency medical care.
The incident is being investigated as a homicide, with authorities exploring the possibility of "pregnancy denial." The woman was part of a group traveling in Europe.
Breitbart: Chicago-Area Youth Hockey Coach Accused of Possessing Child Porn
Libor Ustrnul, a 43-year-old former professional hockey player and youth coach in Chicago, has been charged with possessing child pornography. Authorities reported that over a dozen cyber tips led to the discovery of over 70 cached files of child sexual abuse material on his devices.
Ustrnul, who has a juvenile daughter, was previously associated with the Libertyville-Vernon Hills IceCats Hockey Club and played for the Chicago Wolves. He has been released on pre-trial monitoring and is prohibited from contacting children. His next court appearance is scheduled for April 2.
#sports
Breitbart: Kyle Busch Threatens Opposing Driver: 'I'm Gonna Wreck His A**!'
Kyle Busch expressed frustration during the Ambetter Health 400 after his teammate Carson Hocevar cut in front of him. Busch unleashed a profanity-laden tirade, threatening to wreck Hocevar and criticizing his driving. Despite the tension, Hocevar finished second while Busch placed eighth.