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#illegals
GB News: Abandoned Sainsbury's site ransacked by 'terrible' fly-tippers for over a DECADE
An abandoned Sainsbury's site in Newport has turned into a significant illegal dumping ground, featuring waste such as used needles and furniture. The site, owned by the Fear Group, has been cordoned off as a crime scene due to ongoing fly-tipping issues.
Local officials express frustration over limited council powers to address the situation, as the site is privately owned. Despite efforts to clean up, including spending on licensed waste carriers, the problem persists, prompting investigations by Newport City Council.
#politics
The Western Journal: First Group to Tour the White House Since Trump Took Office Gets Treated to a Big Surprise
The first tour group of the second Trump administration was surprised when President Donald Trump personally greeted them at the White House. He thanked them for visiting and promised a special tour, noting the First Lady's efforts in preparing the mansion for guests.
Public tours of the White House resumed on February 25, with Melania Trump emphasizing the importance of sharing the history of the iconic building. Tours can be requested through Congress and include visits to various rooms and gardens.
Le Monde: Romania prosecutors question far-right politician after annulled vote
Far-right politician Calin Georgescu, who led the first round of Romania's annulled presidential elections, is under investigation for alleged offenses related to his campaign. The elections were canceled due to claims of Russian interference and social media manipulation, which Georgescu denies.
Prosecutors are probing potential fascist and xenophobic activities linked to Georgescu's campaign financing. Following the annulment, Romania faces political unrest, with protests erupting against the decision. New elections are scheduled for May.
The Telegraph: The Climate Change Committee should be abolished
The UK's Climate Change Committee has proposed a "frequent flyer" tax, aiming to limit air travel by taxing individuals based on the number of flights they take. This follows existing flight taxes and raises concerns about enforcement, potential bureaucratic complications, and negative impacts on businesses reliant on air travel.
Critics argue that the proposal reveals inconsistencies in government policy, as it contradicts calls for airport expansion to stimulate economic growth. The Committee's recommendations could undermine economic recovery efforts, leading to calls for its dissolution if it continues to propose damaging policies.
Fox News: Dem rep ripped after telling Musk to f--- off in viral clip: 'Classy as ever'
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett sparked controversy by telling Elon Musk to "f--- off" in response to his efforts with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) aimed at cutting government waste. Her remarks drew criticism from conservatives on social media, labeling her tone as unprofessional.
Many Democrats have voiced concerns about DOGE's aggressive cuts to government spending, arguing that they harm essential services. However, a recent poll indicates that a majority of Americans support DOGE's mission to reduce wasteful spending.
Forbes: House Passes Budget Bill: Trump Touts ‘Big First Step’ For Mike Johnson
The House approved a budget resolution aimed at supporting President Trump's agenda, including extending his 2017 tax cuts and increasing defense spending, with a 217-215 vote. The plan proposes $2 trillion in spending cuts over a decade to offset $4.5 trillion in tax cuts.
House Speaker Mike Johnson addressed concerns about potential Medicaid cuts, emphasizing the need to eliminate fraud. Despite some Republican opposition, Trump endorsed the plan, urging Congress to adopt a unified approach to implement his agenda.
#society
Breitbart: UK LGBTQ+ Charity to Cut Staff over Trump Foreign Aid Freeze: Report
Stonewall, a leading LGBTQ+ charity in Britain, is reportedly facing significant staff cuts—up to half of its 114 employees—due to the suspension of U.S. foreign aid under the Trump administration. The charity has relied heavily on American taxpayer funding, receiving over half a million pounds in the past three years.
In response to the funding loss, Stonewall plans to restructure to ensure its long-term viability. The charity has faced criticism for its radical approach to gender politics and has seen major institutions withdraw from its diversity initiatives amid public backlash.
Breitbart: Massed Israelis Share Their Grief During Bibas Funeral Procession
Thousands mourned the tragic loss of Shiri Bibas and her sons, Ariel and Kfir, who were killed by Hamas terrorists. Their funeral procession spanned over 30 miles, reflecting the deep grief in Israel following the October 7 attack that ignited the ongoing conflict.
The Bibas family's ordeal has become a symbol of the national sorrow, with mixed reactions to the circumstances of their deaths. Yarden Bibas expressed his heartbreak in a eulogy, lamenting his inability to protect his family.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukraine Agrees Trump's Rare Earth Minerals Deal, Zelensky to Sign Friday
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to sign a rare earth mineral agreement with President Donald Trump in Washington D.C. The deal aims to solidify economic ties between the U.S. and Ukraine, allowing for joint development of resources while Ukraine commits to sharing profits with a U.S.-backed investment fund.
This agreement comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, as Ukraine seeks to attract American investment to counterbalance Chinese influence in its mineral sector. Russia has also proposed its own rare earth deal, complicating the landscape as both nations vie for economic partnerships in the region.
#military
The Western Journal: Watch: Karoline Leavitt Gives Simplest Answer Possible When Asked Why Trump Fired Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that President Trump replaced Gen. Charles Brown as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff because he believes Brown was performing poorly. Leavitt emphasized the need for a shakeup in the Pentagon due to ongoing challenges and failures.
This decision reflects Trump's business-oriented approach, prioritizing results over tenure. The administration aims to restore trust within the military and address perceived failures, indicating a significant shift in Washington's operational style.
#health
Fox News: CDC seems to defy Trump executive order by participating in WHO vaccine conference
The CDC will participate in a WHO conference on the influenza vaccine, despite President Trump's executive order to withdraw the U.S. from the organization. The agency did not confirm if it received an exemption from the order, which was signed shortly after Trump took office.
Trump cited the WHO's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues as reasons for the withdrawal. He indicated openness to rejoining if reforms were made. The WHO expressed disappointment over the U.S. decision to withdraw.
The Western Journal: Left Scoffs at White House Explanation for Trump's Bruised Hand - But It's Happened Before
President Trump was recently seen with a bruise on his hand during a meeting with French President Macron. The White House attributed the bruise to Trump's frequent handshakes with supporters, a claim met with skepticism from critics who suggest it indicates a deeper health issue.
This incident has sparked debate around perceptions of Trump's health compared to those of President Biden, with some arguing that concerns about Trump's bruise are exaggerated while Biden's mental fitness remains unquestioned. Critics accuse the left of manipulating narratives for political gain.