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Feb 25, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Soros Static
The Trump administration is intensifying its crackdown on illegal immigration, with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem reporting a significant reduction in border crossings. Meanwhile, House Republicans are set to receive updates on investigations into George Soros’ influence on local radio.
In other political developments, the Trump administration is pursuing a tax cut plan despite opposition from within the GOP. The Pentagon is undergoing leadership changes aimed at instilling a 'warrior ethos,' and the Supreme Court has overturned a conviction, ordering a new trial for an Oklahoma inmate.
Fox News: Michael Moore says deported migrants could have cured cancer, stopped 'asteroid that’s gonna hit us in 2032'
Filmmaker Michael Moore warns that deporting illegal immigrants could prevent the U.S. from benefiting from future innovators, likening the potential loss to that of Steve Jobs, the son of a Syrian migrant. He argues that such actions may deprive society of future contributions, including cures for diseases.
Moore highlights the impact of immigrants on American culture and innovation, urging people to reconsider their views on deportation. He suggests that the removal of immigrants could mean losing individuals who might have made significant contributions to society.
#politics
Breitbart: Kash Patel as ATF Acting Director Spurs Optimism Among 2A Groups
Kash Patel's appointment as acting director of the ATF has generated optimism among gun rights advocates, who believe it may lead to a reduction or elimination of the agency. Leaders in the gun rights movement express hope that Patel will reverse Biden-era regulations and strengthen Second Amendment protections.
Gun rights organizations are rallying behind Patel, anticipating a shift in policy that favors gun ownership. Some lawmakers are also pushing to abolish the ATF altogether, signaling a potential significant change in federal gun policy.
#society
The Western Journal: United Airlines Jet Carrying 182 Makes Emergency Landing
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Las Vegas made an emergency landing shortly after takeoff due to a potential mechanical issue. The Boeing 757, carrying 182 people, returned safely to Newark Liberty International Airport, where passengers were transferred to another aircraft.
This incident follows several recent airline emergencies, including a Delta flight that returned to Atlanta due to smoke in the cabin and another United flight that had to return to Nigeria due to technical issues.
The Federalist: Apple Rejects Efforts To Protect Kids From Sex Abuse, Repeal DEI
At Apple's recent shareholder meeting, the company rejected four resolutions aimed at increasing accountability for its child protection measures and eliminating DEI programs. Conservative groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom, led these proposals, which Apple dismissed, citing concerns over privacy and surveillance.
Despite the rejections, some advocates believe Apple may still adjust its policies in the future. CEO Tim Cook suggested potential changes to diversity practices could occur depending on legal developments. Critics, however, argue that Apple has not done enough to protect children online and continues to support controversial apps.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Greets First White House Tour Since Melania Reopened Them
President Trump welcomed the first public White House tour since First Lady Melania Trump reopened them, expressing gratitude to the visitors and praising her efforts. He encouraged the group, suggesting that one of them could become president someday.
The tours officially resumed on February 25, with Melania Trump highlighting the opportunity for visitors to learn about the presidency and American history. Public tours can be requested through Congress and typically last 45 minutes.
Fox News: Power outage in Chile leaves millions without electricity as officials scramble for answers
A massive power outage in Chile left millions without electricity, affecting regions from Arica in the north to Los Lagos in the south, including the capital, Santiago. The blackout was caused by a disruption in the electricity supply, prompting officials to convene for restoration efforts.
The electricity distributor Saesa confirmed that all its customers, over a million people, were impacted. Authorities advised caution for motorists due to non-functioning traffic lights and urged passengers stuck on metro trains to remain calm.
Fox News: Frank Fritz's dad contests 'American Pickers' star's will
Frank Fritz's will is being contested by his father, William Fritz, in an Iowa court following Frank's death from a stroke. Allegations suggest that the will, executed in 2023, may be invalid due to questions about Frank's mental capacity at the time, as he had been under guardianship since 2022.
Frank, known for his role on "American Pickers," reportedly had an estate worth nearly $6 million. His family claims the will was filed by an associate and intends to prove its invalidity in court. Frank passed away on September 30, 2024, at the age of 60.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Former Hamas hostage briefs UN Security Council on the 'pure hell' that was captivity in Gaza
Noa Argamani, a former Hamas hostage, addressed the U.N. Security Council, recounting her harrowing experience and urging for the release of all hostages. She described the dire conditions and lack of medical care during her captivity, emphasizing that hostages feel abandoned.
Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon praised Argamani's bravery but criticized the council for not addressing the hostages' plight since the conflict began. Argamani also made a personal plea for her partner, Avinatan Or, who remains captive.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: 'Captain America: Brave New World' Suffers Third Worst Box Office Drop in Marvel History
"Captain America: Brave New World" has experienced a significant decline, with a 68% drop in its second weekend, marking it as the third-worst in MCU history. Its ten-day total stands at $141 million domestically and $290 million worldwide, against a budget that could exceed $350 million.
The future of the MCU appears uncertain, especially with upcoming films like "Thunderbolts" and another "Fantastic Four." Questions arise about the new Avengers lineup and whether audiences will be interested, particularly with the potential return of Robert Downey Jr. in a different role.