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#illegals
Fox News: Noem shows off mugshots of illegal immigrants with criminal records: 'Unbelievable'
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem highlighted the Trump administration's deportation of criminal illegal immigrants, showcasing cases of arson and child molestation in a recent video. She emphasized that these actions are part of enforcing existing federal laws, not new measures.
Noem announced a requirement for illegal immigrants aged 14 and older to register with the government, warning of penalties for non-compliance. She stated that these efforts aim to enhance community safety by targeting criminal elements among illegal immigrants.
#politics
The Federalist: WHCA Cared More About Protecting Biden Than Defending 1A
The White House has announced a shift in press coverage, allowing its Press Office to select reporters for daily presidential coverage, ending the WHCA's exclusive role. This change has sparked outrage from the WHCA, which claims it undermines press independence.
Critics argue that the WHCA has historically favored certain media outlets and has been silent on issues affecting free press, particularly regarding conservative media. The organization is accused of bias and elitism, as it seeks to maintain control over the narrative in journalism.
Fox News: 'Back in the driver's seat': Parents offered new guide to Trump's executive orders and how they affect kids
Since returning to office, President Trump has signed 73 executive orders, including six that focus on parental rights. These orders aim to empower parents by reversing policies from the Biden administration, particularly regarding gender issues in sports and medical decisions for children.
The American Parents Coalition released a guide detailing these executive orders, which include barring transgender females from competing in women's sports and protecting children from irreversible medical interventions. The coalition emphasizes that these actions restore parental authority over educational and healthcare decisions.
Human Events: Romanian police detain leading, conservative candidate for questioning, raid staffers’ homes
Călin Georgescu, a leading candidate in Romania's presidential race, was detained by police just before filing his candidacy paperwork. His team claims the arrest is politically motivated, alleging it aims to obstruct his campaign amid ongoing investigations into election financing involving multiple individuals.
The political landscape in Romania remains contentious, especially following the Constitutional Court's nullification of Georgescu's election results due to alleged Russian interference. This move has drawn criticism from various political factions and international observers, who warn it reflects a troubling trend of election manipulation in Europe.
The Western Journal: Gabbard Moves at Speed of Light, Fires Officials from Perverse Trans Chatrooms, Gives Them Extra Parting Gift, Too
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, announced the termination of over 100 intelligence officials for using NSA chatrooms to discuss inappropriate content while undermining the Trump administration. She characterized their actions as a severe breach of trust.
Gabbard's swift response highlights the administration's commitment to accountability and dismantling the deep state, emphasizing that federal employees must prioritize their duty to the American people.
Fox News: Jeff Bezos announces big change to Washington Post opinion page, top editor steps down
Jeff Bezos announced significant changes to the Washington Post's opinion section, focusing on promoting personal liberties and free markets. The current opinion editor is stepping down, and viewpoints opposing these pillars will not be featured.
This shift follows criticism over the paper's decision not to endorse Kamala Harris for 2024, leading to staff departures. Bezos emphasized the importance of these principles for America's success, asserting that the Post aims to clarify its stance without aligning with any political party.
CNSNews: 64% of Registered Democrats Want Their Party to ‘Oppose Everything that Trump Is Doing’
A recent Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll shows that 64% of Democrat voters believe their party should oppose everything President Trump does, reflecting a strong partisan divide. In contrast, 66% of all registered voters advocate for a more measured approach, with significant support for cutting government waste.
The poll indicates that a majority of voters, including 76% overall, back Trump's initiatives to eliminate fraud and waste in government spending. This suggests a disconnect between the priorities of Democrat voters and the broader electorate regarding effective governance.
Fox News: Romanian far-right presidential frontrunner taken into custody after JD Vance's rebuke of European elections
Calin Georgescu, a far-right populist candidate in Romania, was detained for questioning amid allegations of electoral fraud and illegal activities related to his campaign. Authorities conducted raids on 47 locations linked to him, citing false financing claims and potential fascist connections.
Georgescu, who previously won the first round of a now-canceled presidential election, claims the government aims to obstruct his candidacy. Protests have erupted in support of him, while Romanian officials emphasize judicial independence amid international criticism regarding the election's annulment.
Fox News: DOGE-inspired bipartisan bill seeks payment transparency to 'clean up Washington'
Sens. Pete Ricketts and Jacky Rosen have introduced the Improper Payments Transparency Act, requiring the annual presidential budget to report on improper payments made by federal agencies. The bill aims to increase transparency and accountability in government spending, potentially saving taxpayer dollars.
The Government Accountability Office estimates that improper payments have reached approximately $236 billion in Fiscal Year 2023 alone. The bipartisan initiative is part of broader efforts, including the Senate DOGE Caucus, to reduce wasteful spending in federal programs.
The Western Journal: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse Flagged After Ethics Watchdog Links His Votes to Wife's Environmental Organization
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) faces ethics scrutiny for voting on federal funding that benefits his wife’s environmental nonprofit, Ocean Conservancy. The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust claims Whitehouse's votes led to millions in grants for the organization, raising conflict of interest concerns.
Whitehouse has supported legislation that directly funds Ocean Conservancy, where his wife earns income. Critics argue this violates Senate rules against using office power for personal gain. Ocean Conservancy defends its funding as a result of competitive selection processes.
Forbes: Trump Demands Apple Ditch DEI After It Rejects Proposal: Here Are All The Companies Cutting Diversity Programs
President Donald Trump has intensified his anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) campaign, urging Apple to eliminate its DEI programs following a shareholder vote that rejected a proposal to do so. This comes as numerous companies, including Bank of America and Citigroup, are scaling back their DEI commitments amid growing backlash.
Trump's executive order seeks to dismantle DEI initiatives across federal agencies and penalize private entities that maintain them. He argues that DEI programs are detrimental to the country and promotes a merit-based society, emphasizing a shift away from diversity considerations in hiring and training.
Fox News: Biden DOJ weaponized FACE Act to imprison pro-life activists, attorney tells House: 'Systematic campaign'
During a House hearing, pro-life attorney Peter Breen accused the Biden administration's DOJ of waging a "systematic campaign" against pro-life protesters charged under the FACE Act. Breen testified that 23 activists, many involved in a 2020 clinic blockade, were unfairly prosecuted while the DOJ overlooked violence against pro-life entities.
Breen, representing several imprisoned activists, expressed gratitude for President Trump's pardons, asserting they conveyed a strong message against the weaponization of federal power. He called for Congress to repeal the FACE Act, which he claims infringes on First Amendment rights.
#society
Times Of Israel: Gazan medical worker detainees ‘subjected to torture, beatings, medical neglect’ – report
A report by Physicians for Human Rights Israel reveals severe abuse of Gazan medical personnel detained by Israeli forces, including torture, medical neglect, and psychological abuse. Detainees reported beatings, inadequate food, and unsanitary conditions, leading to health crises and deaths in custody.
The report highlights problematic legal processes, including arbitrary arrests and lack of access to legal counsel. Israeli authorities deny the allegations, claiming that detainees are held according to the law. The findings suggest violations of international law and potential complicity by Israeli officials in these abuses.
The Telegraph: Yarden Bibas apologises for not protecting wife and sons from Hamas
Freed Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas expressed deep sorrow at the funeral of his wife Shiri and their two young sons, Kfir and Ariel, who were killed by Hamas during the October 2023 attack. He apologized for not being able to protect his family.
The funeral drew tens of thousands of mourners, with many waving flags and holding signs of apology. A procession of motorcycles accompanied the convoy, while thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to watch the eulogies, wearing orange in honor of the children.
GB News: Meghan Markle suffers rejection amid link to Chinese clothing company
Meghan Markle's trademark request for a clothing brand was rejected due to potential confusion with a Chinese company, ASEVER. She is now pivoting to focus on dried food products and other lifestyle items, including gardening tools and recipe books.
Her new brand, "As Ever," will also include downloadable content like podcasts and cooking shows. This rebranding follows her previous lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, which faced its own trademark challenges.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Zelenskyy looking for ‘NATO or something similar’ as he prepares for meeting with Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet with former President Donald Trump, where he aims to discuss NATO membership and a potential rare earth minerals deal. Zelenskyy has expressed his willingness to resign if it leads to peace and NATO entry, despite U.S. officials stating membership is unlikely.
The meeting occurs amid strained U.S.-Ukraine relations, highlighted by the U.S. voting against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion. Zelenskyy has criticized Trump, who in turn has labeled him a "dictator without elections." Both leaders face significant geopolitical pressures.
Fox News: As the father of a Hamas terror victim, I am opposed to
Yossi Tzur reflects on the loss of his son Asaf, killed by a Hamas suicide bomber in 2003. He emphasizes the deep-seated hatred that drives such acts of terror and the need for a stronger Israeli response to ensure safety and prevent future tragedies.
Despite his grief, Tzur advocates for a harsher stance against terrorism and opposes the release of convicted terrorists, believing it undermines Israel's justice system. He stresses the importance of protecting his family and preventing further violence.
Fox News: Rubio denies Trump is excluding Ukraine from Russia talks, pushes back on NATO criticism
Secretary of State Marco Rubio refuted claims that the Trump administration is sidelining Ukraine in discussions about the ongoing war with Russia. He emphasized that President Trump reached out to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy immediately after speaking with Russian President Putin, countering reports of Ukraine's exclusion from high-level talks.
Rubio insisted the administration is serious about negotiating a resolution to the conflict, despite Trump's comments downplaying Zelenskyy's importance in discussions. He also addressed concerns about NATO, asserting that European allies need to increase their military spending to bolster their defense capabilities.
#culture
The Western Journal: Disgruntled Rachel Maddow Caught Up in MSNBC Bloodbath: Report
MSNBC is undergoing significant staff changes, affecting the team behind Rachel Maddow's show. Employees have the option to shift roles or accept severance, amid concerns about job security and relocation. Maddow criticized management's handling of the situation and expressed discontent over the firing of Joy Reid.
Maddow highlighted the lack of diversity in prime-time hosts at MSNBC following these changes. The network is also facing challenges, including potential spinoff plans by NBCUniversal and declining ratings.
#health
Fox News: Fat Joe praises Trump healthcare executive order after backing Harris in 2024
Rapper Fat Joe praised President Trump's executive order on healthcare price transparency, calling it a significant step for American patients. He emphasized that the issue transcends politics and is about ethical healthcare practices.
Trump's order aims to enforce regulations requiring hospitals and health plans to disclose true pricing, a move he claims the Biden administration has not adequately supported.
Forbes: Texas Measles Outbreak: First Death Reported As Over 120 Infected
A person hospitalized with measles in Lubbock, Texas, has died, marking the first death in a statewide outbreak that has led to over 120 confirmed cases. The Texas Department of State Health Services reports that 18 individuals have been hospitalized, with most cases among unvaccinated individuals.
The outbreak, which began in late January, is the largest in Texas in 30 years, primarily affecting children aged five to 17. Measles is highly contagious, and health officials warn that more cases are likely. Vaccination is recommended for prevention.
#crime
Fox News: Victim's family 'confident' Oklahoma's Richard Glossip will be convicted after Supreme Court orders new trial
The family of murdered motel owner Barry Van Treese expressed confidence that Richard Glossip will be found guilty again after the Supreme Court ordered a new trial, citing prosecutorial misconduct. They emphasized the importance of a thorough process in pursuing justice for Barry's murder.
Glossip, sentenced to death for the 1997 killing, has been granted a new trial, and his attorney hailed the Supreme Court's ruling as a victory for justice. The Oklahoma Attorney General stated that Glossip will remain in custody while considering the next steps in the case.
The Western Journal: Three US Women Found Dead at Resort in Belize, Friends and Family Doubt Official Narrative
Three women from Revere, Massachusetts, were found dead in their hotel room at a Belize resort, sparking suspicion among family and friends. Police reported no visible injuries, but vomit was found near their bodies, and initial investigations mentioned alcohol and gummies without confirming their role in the deaths.
Community members are questioning the narrative of drug use, asserting the women were responsible individuals with plans for the future. Local officials express concerns over the investigation's transparency and have reached out to federal representatives for further clarity.
#technology
Forbes: Slack Down: Thousands Report Issues With Messaging Platform
Slack experienced significant outages on Wednesday morning, with over 3,000 users reporting issues on DownDetector. Problems began around 10:27 a.m. EST, affecting login, messaging, connectivity, and workflows.
As of 11:30 a.m. EST, Slack's team was actively working to restore functionality and promised to provide updates as the situation developed.
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Meet the AI real estate agent making millions
AI technology is rapidly transforming industries, notably real estate, where an Israeli startup has generated $100M in sales through an AI agent. NEAR AI emphasizes the importance of AI in protecting user interests, while a voice recognition issue on iPhones has sparked controversy for its initial misinterpretation.
Additionally, Toyota's Woven City in Japan aims to test new technologies as part of a shift from traditional automaking to mobility solutions. Meanwhile, a report warns of threats from actors in China and Iran seeking to exploit American AI models for malicious purposes.