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Feb 26, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers go on immigration law blitz as tide turns in favor of tough enforcement
Alabama lawmakers are advancing significant immigration legislation in response to perceived failures of federal policies. Proposed bills include enhanced penalties for illegal immigrants committing crimes against minors, a 4% fee on international money transfers to fund local communities, and measures to improve law enforcement's ability to handle illegal immigrants.
Additional legislation aims to mandate E-Verify usage, allow state police to transfer illegal immigrants to federal authorities, and address the impact of immigration on public school athletics. State officials express concerns about the strain on local resources and education systems due to increased immigration.
Fox News: Pennsylvania man harbored illegal immigrants in area hit by Haitian influx: Trump DOJ
A Pennsylvania man, Andy Ha, has pleaded guilty to harboring illegal immigrants for profit and failing to pay over $3 million in employment taxes. He operated a staffing agency that employed over 25 unauthorized workers, providing them housing and transportation.
The case highlights concerns over illegal immigration in Charleroi, a town that has seen a significant influx of Haitian migrants. Sentencing is set for July, with authorities emphasizing the need to protect communities from exploitation.
#politics
Forbes: Was Medicaid Cut? Will Tips Be Taxed? What To Know About Trump's Budget Bill
The House approved a Republican budget plan with a narrow 217-215 vote, featuring $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, $300 billion for border security, and a $4 trillion debt limit increase. The plan includes potential cuts to Medicaid, raising concerns among some GOP members.
The budget framework tasks House committees with drafting specific spending plans, but the Senate's approval is still needed, and modifications may occur. The plan's tax cuts hinge on achieving $2 trillion in program cuts, with discussions ongoing about how to balance these proposals.
Fox News: Federal judge hints she will continue blocking Trump from firing head of whistleblower protection agency
A federal judge is considering extending a restraining order that keeps Hampton Dellinger in his role as head of the Office of Special Counsel after President Trump attempted to terminate him. The case raises complex constitutional questions regarding presidential authority over appointed officials.
Dellinger argues he can only be dismissed for performance issues, which were not cited in his termination. This legal challenge is the first related to Trump's firings to reach the Supreme Court, amidst numerous lawsuits targeting various administration actions.
Fox News: Jim Jordan details House GOP strategy to back up Trump in court: 'Everything's on the table'
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan announced that Republicans are preparing legislation to limit the judiciary's power amid ongoing legal battles involving the Trump administration. Proposed measures include restricting federal judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions and allowing expedited appeals for such cases.
Additionally, Jordan mentioned reintroducing past legislation to facilitate moving lawsuits against federal officials to federal court and reviving a bill to expand federal judgeships. He emphasized ongoing collaboration with House Speaker Mike Johnson to advance these initiatives.
#society
Fox News: Search underway for Colorado man in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
A search is ongoing for Jordan Marsters, a 31-year-old man from Denver, who went missing in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado, nearly two weeks ago. His last known location was in the park on February 13, and he was traveling in a white Kia rental car.
Marsters is described as a White male with blonde hair and blue eyes, approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing around 140 pounds. Park officials are asking for information from anyone who may have seen or interacted with him prior to his disappearance.
GB News: Lidl signs approved despite claims they would introduce 'alien element' to the local area
Hereford's planning officials have approved signage for a new Lidl supermarket, despite objections regarding its impact on the residential area. Conditions were placed on brightness and illumination hours, addressing concerns from city councillor Jeremy Milln about potential distractions for drivers and the signs' compatibility with the neighborhood.
The Lidl store will be located at the former Three Counties Hotel site, and the approved signage includes a "flagpole" sign and various wall-mounted billboards. Lidl argued that the signage is standard for their stores across the UK, while Milln contended it would disrupt the area's character.
Fox News: Monica Lewinsky says 'right way' for Bill Clinton to handle affair would have been to 'resign'
Monica Lewinsky stated in a podcast interview that former President Bill Clinton should have resigned when their affair became public. She criticized the media's portrayal of her during the scandal, feeling she was unfairly depicted as a stalker and unstable.
Lewinsky described her experience as "gaslighting" and acknowledged her own mistakes while emphasizing that Clinton's actions were more egregious. She has since become an anti-bullying activist and launched a new podcast, "Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky."
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran enriched uranium stock jumped since December, UN watchdog warns
Iran's uranium stock enriched to 60% purity has surged significantly, raising alarms among Western powers. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports that Iran's production has increased from 6-9 kg to 35-40 kg monthly, enough for potential nuclear weapons.
Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, there has been no resolution to issues regarding unexplained uranium traces at undeclared sites. With the 2015 nuclear deal in disarray following the U.S. withdrawal, military options against Iran's nuclear program are reportedly being considered.
The Telegraph: ‘Unpredictable’ minerals deal should not be basis for new world order, Tusk warns
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized the recent rare earth minerals deal between the US and Ukraine, arguing that such unpredictable agreements cannot establish a stable world order. The deal is part of the US strategy to end the conflict with Russia but requires final approval from President Zelensky.
Zelensky indicated that the deal's progression depends on upcoming discussions with Donald Trump, who has linked US security guarantees to access to Ukrainian minerals. Ukraine has contested Trump's demand, asserting it was not part of the agreement.
Fox News: Trump’s latest moves signals most ‘hawkish’ approach on China yet: expert
President Trump has signed a memorandum aimed at restricting Chinese investment in critical U.S. sectors, signaling a more aggressive stance toward China in his potential second term. The policy targets areas such as technology, healthcare, and energy, citing national security risks.
The memorandum highlights concerns over China's military modernization and cyber threats, with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) tasked with enforcing these restrictions. Chinese officials have accused the U.S. of politicizing economic issues in response.
Fox News: Hamas to release bodies of 4 dead hostages, Netanyahu says
Hamas will return the remains of four deceased hostages to Israel, as confirmed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. The return is expected to occur without ceremonies, following widespread condemnation of Hamas for previously holding a public ceremony with the coffins of the dead hostages.
Netanyahu criticized Hamas for their actions, particularly for misleadingly presenting a Gazan woman's body as that of Shiri Bibas. U.N. officials condemned the display of hostages' remains, emphasizing the need for respectful treatment under international law. Many in Israel remain dissatisfied with the U.N.'s response to the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Fox News: Musk tells Cabinet that DOGE email was 'pulse check' for workers, warns US will 'go bankrupt' without action
President Trump invited Elon Musk to address his Cabinet, where Musk discussed the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its efforts to modernize outdated government computer systems. Musk emphasized the need for accountability among federal employees and suggested that some may not even be alive or real.
Musk warned that the U.S. faces unsustainable deficits, with interest on the national debt outpacing defense spending. He expressed confidence that DOGE could identify significant savings to help reduce the deficit, urging swift action to achieve a $1 trillion reduction by 2026.
#culture
Human Events: ARYNNE WEXLER: The ‘Dark Right’ is rising to lead America into its ‘villain arc’
A new conservative counterculture known as "Dark MAGA" is emerging, characterized by influencers and thinkers who embrace their portrayal as villains by the Left. This movement seeks to challenge modern Leftist morality and create a space for unapologetic authenticity in American culture.
The Dark Right aims to transgress against established norms, rejecting the "compassionate conservatism" of the past. It thrives on the idea that being cast as the bad guy is empowering, and it appeals to those seeking fresh, boundary-pushing ideas in art and culture.
#crime
Fox News: Former NY detective moonlighted as Bonanno crime family soldier, helped fuel mini-mob war, feds allege
Former Nassau County detective Hector Rosario is on trial for allegedly colluding with the Bonanno crime family, including staging fake police raids against rival Genovese mobsters. Prosecutors claim he tipped off the Bonnanos about investigations and was paid $1,500 monthly for his services.
The trial is expected to reveal details about the ongoing mob activities in New York, including illegal gambling operations. Rosario has pleaded not guilty, with his defense arguing that cooperating witnesses against him have their own criminal backgrounds and motives to testify.
#technology
The Economist: How artificial intelligence can make board games better
Artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance board games by identifying and correcting rule glitches before they reach the market. With their structured rules and clear outcomes, board games serve as ideal environments for AI development, helping to prevent issues like infinite game scenarios.
The application of AI in board games not only improves gameplay but also has broader implications for technology and innovation in various fields. As AI continues to evolve, its potential to refine complex systems could extend beyond gaming.