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Feb 27, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Western Journal: White House Crushes Michael Moore for 'Dumbest Statement of the Year' Contender
Filmmaker Michael Moore criticized President Trump's immigration policies, arguing that deporting illegal immigrants could prevent potential geniuses from contributing to society, citing Steve Jobs as an example. He claimed that immigrants have historically benefited the U.S.
The White House countered Moore's claims, stating that illegal immigrants often include criminals and emphasizing the importance of deportations for public safety. They noted that many of Moore's examples were not illegal immigrants and argued that lax immigration policies could lead to more dangerous individuals entering the country.
Breitbart: IRS Gets Guilty Plea for Illegal Migrant Employment Tax Scam
Andy Ha, owner of Prosperity Services, Inc., a migrant employment agency in Pennsylvania, has pleaded guilty to harboring illegal aliens and committing $3 million in tax fraud. He employed over 25 unauthorized workers, failed to report them to tax authorities, and paid them in cash.
The IRS announced that Ha's actions resulted in significant financial losses for the U.S. government. His practices have drawn scrutiny amid ongoing concerns about labor exploitation linked to the border crisis.
#politics
The Western Journal: Maddow Gets Perfectly Timed Bad News Right After Ripping MSNBC for Cutting 'Non-White' Shows
MSNBC is undergoing significant changes, with the recent firing of Joy Reid prompting Rachel Maddow to voice her concerns about the network's treatment of non-white hosts. Shortly after her comments, MSNBC announced layoffs affecting Maddow's production staff, indicating a shift in priorities.
Maddow's criticism of the network's racial dynamics coincided with these layoffs, raising questions about the network's direction. The commentary suggests that MSNBC needs to reevaluate its approach to remain relevant, especially in light of potential political shifts.
#society
GB News: New speed cameras to be rolled out along major A-road to crack down on 'reckless car meets'
London's Mayor Sadiq Khan is expanding speed camera enforcement along the A10 to address dangerous driving and community concerns. The new average-speed camera system will replace existing spot cameras, aiming to unify enforcement and enhance road safety.
Since the introduction of speed cameras in 2020, serious collisions on the A10 have significantly decreased. Local authorities, including Enfield Council and the Metropolitan Police, are collaborating on initiatives to further improve safety and curb anti-social driving behaviors.
Breitbart: Reddit Co-Founder Supports Mark Zuckerberg's Decision to End Meta's Biased Third-Party 'Fact Checking'
Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, supports Mark Zuckerberg's decision to end Meta's third-party fact-checking program, labeling it a "pragmatic change." He argues that the program was flawed and biased, particularly against conservative voices, and suggests a community-based approach as a better alternative.
Meta plans to replace the fact-checking system with a model similar to X (formerly Twitter), which allows users to provide context on misleading posts. Ohanian also advocates for user choice in algorithms on social media platforms, emphasizing engagement without ulterior motives.
#sports
Breitbart: REPORT: Rival NFL Insiders Confront Each Other at Scouting Combine, NFL Security Got Involved
An argument between NFL insiders Ian Rapoport and Jordan Schultz escalated at a Starbucks in Indianapolis, requiring NFL security to intervene. The dispute arose over conflicting reports regarding a meeting between Tom Brady and Matthew Stafford, with Schultz accusing Rapoport of downplaying the encounter.
The tension reflects the competitive nature of NFL reporting, especially surrounding high-profile players like Stafford, who is rumored to be on the move. The incident serves as a reminder of the pressures and rivalries within sports journalism.
#outdoors
targetwalleye.com: Big bait crappies, Sneaky panfish loophole, Diesel heater trend – Target Walleye
Scott Mackner, known as 330 Maniac, is catching record-sized crappies in Minnesota this ice season, including a 16.75-inch fish. He credits his success to using larger baits, specifically a Fiskas XL Walleye Series tungsten jig with a 3" Northland Eye-Candy Grub.
In other news, Minnesota's fishing regulations allow the use of up to three artificial flies on a single line for certain species. Additionally, anglers are reminded that they cannot clean fish on the ice unless preparing a meal or using a licensed fish packer.
#technology
Forbes: OpenAI Debuts GPT-4.5—What We Know About The Latest ChatGPT Model
OpenAI has launched its latest chat model, GPT-4.5, which is described as its largest and most knowledgeable model to date. The new model offers improved emotional intelligence, contextual understanding, and a broader knowledge base, making it suitable for various tasks while reducing inaccuracies.
Currently, GPT-4.5 is available only to ChatGPT Pro members, with plans to extend access to ChatGPT Plus users soon. The model boasts over ten times the computational efficiency of its predecessor, GPT-4. OpenAI is also seeking funding that could significantly increase its valuation.