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11 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: HBO's John Oliver: 'There Are Positive Things You Can Say About Reagan, Like ... He's Dead’
John Oliver criticized centrist Democrats for their response to Rep. Al Green's removal from the House chamber during President Trump's address. He highlighted the double standard in how Republicans have been treated in similar situations and expressed frustration over Sen. Elissa Slotkin's praise of Ronald Reagan.
Oliver remarked on the irony of Slotkin invoking Reagan's "moral clarity," noting that many, particularly in the LGBTQ community, may disagree based on their experiences during the 1980s. Despite Green's censure and public disapproval of his actions, he continues to pursue impeachment against Trump.
Fox News: SCOOP: Key House Freedom Caucus member 'seriously considering' run for governor in 2026
Rep. Ralph Norman of South Carolina is considering a run for governor, stating he believes he has done a good job in Congress. He is a member of the House Freedom Caucus and has previously considered challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham in a primary.
Norman's potential gubernatorial bid could lead to competition with fellow Republican Rep. Nancy Mace, who is also contemplating a run. Both are Trump supporters, though they have had differing stances on the former president.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt Holds White House Press Briefing
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Democrats for their behavior during President Trump's address to Congress, highlighting polls indicating public approval of his speech. She is expected to address Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico, peace negotiations in Ukraine, and deportation efforts of illegal aliens.
Fox News: Who is Judge Amir Ali? The Biden-appointed federal judge at the center of Trump's USAID battle
Judge Amir H. Ali, a recent Biden appointee, is presiding over a significant case regarding nearly $2 billion owed to foreign aid groups by the Trump administration. He ordered the government to pay the funds by March 14, asserting that withholding them may be unlawful.
Ali's rulings have drawn scrutiny from conservatives due to his past work in civil rights and legal advocacy. The case stems from the Trump administration's freeze on foreign aid spending, which has faced legal challenges from various plaintiffs. The outcome could have broader implications for U.S. foreign aid policy.
Breitbart: Ontario Premier Ford: Trump's 'Unprovoked Attack' on Canada Will Cause a Recession
Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticized President Trump's tariffs on Canada, calling them an "unprovoked attack" that could lead to a recession. He urged American CEOs to speak out against the tariffs, warning of negative impacts on jobs and pensions in both countries.
Ford emphasized that the tariffs are harming the relationship between Canada and the U.S., and he expressed hope for collaboration instead of conflict.
Fox News: First on Fox: Trump voter dons MAGA hat in warning to House Republicans against Medicaid cuts
A nursing home employee and Republican voter is urging House GOP lawmakers to avoid Medicaid cuts in a new ad campaign by Protect Our Care, which targets ten vulnerable Republican representatives. The $2 million ad blitz coincides with a critical vote on government funding, as Democrats accuse Republicans of endangering Medicaid and Medicare.
Protect Our Care emphasizes that cutting Medicaid will harm constituents, including seniors who rely on the program. While some Republicans consider changes to Medicaid to address the budget deficit, they deny intentions for major cuts. The campaign is part of a broader $10 million initiative to protect Medicaid.
#society
Fox News: Wendy Williams says she passed competency test with ‘flying colors’ after being rushed to hospital
Wendy Williams recently stated she passed competency tests while under a court-appointed guardianship. After requesting help, she was hospitalized for evaluation, claiming she is not incapacitated and feels isolated in her current living situation.
Her caretaker emphasized the need for independent evaluations, and Williams reported feeling anxious during police visits. Despite her challenges, she insists she is not cognitively impaired and seeks to improve her situation.
Human Events: Man murdered, Israeli and Indian women gang-raped in brutal attack in India
A group of five people, including two women, were attacked near Hampi, Karnataka, resulting in the gang rape of an Israeli and an Indian woman, and the murder of one male companion. The assailants, posing as locals, escalated violence after demanding money, pushing the men into a canal.
Authorities have arrested three suspects, prompting criticism from Karnataka state officials over the handling of sexual violence cases. Despite recent legal reforms aimed at curbing such crimes, India continues to face significant challenges with nearly 90 rapes reported daily.
GB News: Millions of drivers risk failing MOT test and paying 'needless extra costs' for 'easily avoidable' issues
Drivers are facing a significant rise in avoidable MOT failures, with 2.59 million recorded last year—an increase of 133,000 since 2019/20. Common issues include lighting, tyre defects, and visibility problems. Experts urge pre-test checks to prevent unnecessary costs and retests.
Failing an MOT renders a vehicle illegal to drive, invalidating insurance. Motorists are advised to ensure all lights function, check tyre pressure and tread depth, and inspect windscreens for damage before testing. Simple preparations can save money and hassle.
Times Of Israel: Jews protest launch of Hamas ‘propaganda’ book at London School of Economics
London's Jewish community protested a book launch at the London School of Economics that they claim promotes Hamas, a designated terrorist group. The event featured authors Helena Cobban and Rami Khouri, who argued that Hamas has been misrepresented and vilified in media narratives.
Counter-protesters supported the event, while attendees criticized the authors for allegedly downplaying Hamas's violent actions. The university defended the event as an exercise in free speech, despite backlash from the Jewish community and Israeli officials, who condemned it as propaganda for terrorism.
Front Page Magazine: Dems Rally for Columbia U Jihadist Whose Group Called for "Total Eradication of Western Civilization"
Support for Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University organizer linked to pro-Hamas activities, has emerged from prominent Democrats, including members of Congress who label him a "political prisoner." They have criticized Israel, framing the pro-Hamas protests at Columbia as a response to "oppression."
Khalil's group, part of the Columbia University Apartheid Divest coalition, has been involved in violent protests and has hosted events celebrating terrorism. The group's rhetoric includes calls for the eradication of Western civilization and incitements to violence against state institutions.
#economy
Forbes: S&P 500 On Cusp Of 10% Correction—As Trump Brandishes Another Set Of Tariffs
President Trump's announcement of increased tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum has led to a significant drop in stock indexes, with the Dow Jones falling 720 points, marking its lowest intraday price since September. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also declined but to a lesser extent.
The auto industry, heavily reliant on Canadian metal, saw major car manufacturers like Ford and GM decline over 2.5%. Despite the overall market downturn, Tesla's shares rose 1%. Economists warn that these tariffs could exacerbate inflation and elevate recession risks.
Fox News: China 'ripping off' American businesses — but the DOJ can fight them, GOP lawmaker says
Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Ia., is advocating for the Protecting American Industry and Labor from International Trade Crimes Act, which aims to empower the Department of Justice to combat China's trade violations. The bipartisan bill addresses issues like intellectual property theft and unfair competition from Chinese companies.
Hinson highlights the negative impact on American businesses, citing CQ Medical, which faces competition from a China-based firm offering lower-quality products at reduced prices. She emphasizes the need for stronger enforcement of trade laws to protect American jobs and consumers from these illicit practices.
#health
Fox News: This diet plan helped man lose nearly 200 pounds for son's graduation
Justin Dudley, a 48-year-old father from Maine, lost 180 pounds after adopting a strict diet and intermittent fasting, motivated by his son's high school graduation. He transitioned from a fast-food-heavy diet costing up to $2,400 monthly to spending about $300 on groceries.
Dudley's weight loss not only improved his health but also saved him significant money, allowing him to focus on a more active lifestyle. His journey was inspired by the desire to be present for his son, especially after the passing of his own father.
Forbes: Measles Outbreak: Cases In Texas Surpass 220 As No New Deaths Reported
A measles outbreak in Texas has led to 223 confirmed cases, with 29 hospitalizations and one death linked to the virus. Most cases involve unvaccinated individuals, and the outbreak is concentrated in Gaines County.
New Mexico is also experiencing an outbreak with 30 cases, all in Lea County. Health officials warn that the highly contagious nature of measles may lead to more cases in surrounding areas.