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#illegals
Fox News: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrives at Guantanamo Bay, calls it 'front lines of the war' on southern border
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth visited Guantanamo Bay for the first time since his confirmation, focusing on mission operations, including the detention of illegal migrants awaiting deportation. He met with troops and highlighted their role in apprehending dangerous individuals.
The facility, known for housing terrorism suspects, is also being used to detain illegal immigrants, particularly Venezuelans linked to gangs. Recent flights have deported nearly 200 Venezuelan migrants back to their home country.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Senior ministers call for resettling Gaza, expelling Palestinians, return to war
Three senior Israeli ministers have publicly advocated for resettling the Gaza Strip, with calls for renewed military action against Hamas and the deportation of Gazan residents. Their remarks come as a ceasefire, following a prolonged conflict initiated by Hamas, faces uncertainty.
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich emphasized the need for Israel to reclaim territories and rebuild Jewish settlements in Gaza, while Transportation Minister Miri Regev criticized past withdrawals. The future of the ceasefire remains in question amid pressure from right-wing factions.
Forbes: Elon Musk’s Federal Worker Emails: Agency Leaders Can Decide If Employees Must Reply, White House Says
The White House has stated that federal agency leaders can decide whether employees must respond to an email from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, which requests a summary of their weekly work. Some agency heads, including those from the FBI and Department of Defense, have advised employees not to reply, while others, like the Treasury Department, have mandated responses.
Musk's email has sparked controversy, with concerns over its legality and potential security risks. While some Republicans express reservations about the directive, the Trump administration has defended Musk's actions as part of an effort to cut perceived waste in the federal workforce. Legal challenges may arise if Musk attempts to fire employees for non-compliance.
Breitbart: Apple Hates MAGA: iPhone Voice-to-Text Sometimes Displays 'Trump' When Users Say 'Racist'
Apple's voice-to-text feature on iPhones has been reported to display "Trump" when users say "racist." The company acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix. This phenomenon was confirmed by multiple users and media outlets, with the word appearing inconsistently during dictation.
Apple attributed the issue to phonetic overlap in its speech recognition model, although this explanation has raised skepticism due to the distinct sounds of the words involved. This incident follows previous criticisms of tech companies for perceived bias against Trump.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Schiff's Lies, Projections and Videotape
The Glazov Gang features discussions on various topics, including political narratives, historical events, and current affairs. Recent episodes cover themes like the Deep State, border security concerns involving Hamas and Hezbollah, and the implications of COVID-19 vaccines.
The content is designed to provoke thought and encourage viewers to explore controversial subjects, including the JFK assassination and the impact of the Great Reset.
Breitbart: Poll: Bulk of Trump's Policies Receive 'Strong Majority Support'
A Harvard-Harris survey indicates strong majority support for many of President Trump's policies. Key findings include 81% favoring the deportation of illegal immigrants who commit crimes and 76% supporting enhanced border security.
Additionally, 69% support banning transgender women from girls' sports, and 68% back the declaration of only two genders in government forms. Overall, Trump's initiatives resonate across party lines, with notable backing from Republicans, independents, and a portion of Democrats.
Forbes: Here’s Why A Government Shutdown Appears Increasingly Likely: ‘We’re Running Out Of Time’
Senate Majority Leader John Thune warned that Congress is "running out of time" to prevent a government shutdown as negotiations stall. Some Democrats oppose spending cuts proposed by Trump and Musk, complicating bipartisan efforts to pass a new funding bill before the March 14 deadline.
Democrats are expressing reluctance to cooperate, citing concerns over the administration's spending cuts and their impact on essential services. While some leaders indicate a willingness to negotiate, the path to agreement remains unclear amid accusations of unresponsiveness from both sides.
#society
GB News: Teenage killer who murdered his mother and younger siblings was banned from twisted website where people go to watch others die
Nicholas Prosper, 19, admitted to murdering his mother and two siblings in Luton. He had a history of disturbing online behavior, including being banned from a gore website for extreme views on child abuse. Hours before the murders, he recorded a threatening video aimed at his sister.
Police discovered the victims shot in the head after neighbors reported screams. Prosper had planned a mass shooting at a local primary school and was found armed nearby. Authorities are now examining issues related to youth violence and online content following this tragic incident.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Ukraine Reportedly Agrees To Mineral Deal With U.S.—As Trump Pushes For Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire
Ukraine has agreed to partner with the U.S. on a mineral development deal, potentially improving relations between President Trump and President Zelensky amid ongoing conflict with Russia. The Ukrainian cabinet is set to recommend signing the deal.
The agreement focuses on joint development of minerals, oil, and gas, but will not include security guarantees for Ukraine or the controversial demand for Ukraine to contribute $500 billion to a U.S.-controlled fund.
Front Page Magazine: What’s the Alternative to Negotiating with Putin?
Donald Trump's attempts to negotiate an end to the Ukraine conflict have drawn criticism from various commentators, who argue he has sidelined Ukraine and NATO while disparaging its leadership. However, the lack of a viable alternative plan from NATO raises concerns about its effectiveness and preparedness against Russian aggression.
The West's historical missteps, including NATO's expansion and inadequate military support, have emboldened Putin. Critics of Trump's approach must confront the failures of previous policies that have led to the current stalemate, acknowledging that idealism in foreign policy has not deterred aggression.
#culture
The Western Journal: Top 'Star Wars' Exec Kathleen Kennedy Reportedly Retiring, Fans Rip Her on the Way Out
Kathleen Kennedy, head of Lucasfilm, is set to retire, and fan reactions highlight widespread dissatisfaction with her leadership. Critics argue her tenure has been marked by a decline in quality and a shift away from the franchise's roots, leading to a chorus of negative responses.
Many fans express relief or disdain, attributing the franchise's struggles to her focus on "woke" themes over storytelling. While some projects showed promise, overall, the output has failed to resonate, leaving a legacy of disappointment among the fanbase.
#education
Breitbart: Maine's Schools Collapse as More Migrants Pour In
Maine's public school test scores have dropped to their lowest levels in 30 years, with only 33% of fourth graders proficient in math and 26% in reading. The state has seen an influx of illegal migrants, impacting resources and requiring schools to hire multilingual staff to accommodate non-English speaking students.
As education budgets rise, schools nationwide are reallocating funds to support the growing number of English Language Learner (ELL) students, resulting in declining academic performance for all students. Reports indicate that migrant students, in particular, struggle to meet state standards across various subjects.