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#illegals
Breitbart: 543 Criminal Aliens, 7 Gang Members Busted in Houston-Area ICE Raids
A multi-agency law enforcement task force arrested over 500 criminal aliens in the Houston area during a week-long operation. The arrests included gang members and individuals charged with various violent crimes, drug offenses, and illegal firearms possession.
ICE officials emphasized the operation's goal of enhancing public safety and national security, highlighting the ongoing efforts to address illegal immigration and crime linked to transnational gangs. The raids were part of broader initiatives initiated after the Trump administration took office.
#politics
Fox News: Trump energy chief declares climate change a 'global physical phenomenon' amid reversal of Biden-era policies
Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticized Biden-era climate policies, asserting that the Trump administration will adopt a more pragmatic approach to climate change, viewing it as a global phenomenon rather than a political issue. He emphasized consumer choice and economic benefits over regulatory mandates.
Wright vowed to reverse what he termed "irrational" policies, claiming they have harmed Americans economically and politically. He highlighted the administration's focus on increasing energy production, including approving an LNG export permit extension.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on Preventing Fraud in Government Payment Systems
The House Subcommittee on Government Operations is set to hold a hearing on March 11 to address fraud in federal payment systems, focusing on improper payments in pandemic-related programs. Chairman Pete Sessions emphasized the bipartisan commitment to finding long-term solutions to protect taxpayer dollars.
The subcommittee aims to prevent fraud proactively rather than recovering lost funds after the fact, highlighting the importance of effective spending in government programs.
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About Trump And Musk’s Social Security Plans—As Musk Calls Entitlement Fraud ‘The Big One To Eliminate’
Elon Musk proposed cutting entitlement spending by up to $500 billion, citing alleged waste and fraud in the system, particularly within Social Security. He and former President Trump have claimed without evidence that fraud is rampant, while vowing to protect benefits for current recipients.
Musk's comments have sparked backlash from Democrats, who express concern over potential cuts to Social Security despite assurances. The Social Security Administration is facing significant workforce reductions, which critics warn could disrupt services and affect benefits.
Breitbart: Trump Hits Canada With 50 Percent Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Warns of More to Come
President Trump announced he will double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50% due to Ontario's new tax on U.S. electricity exports, effective March 12. He emphasized the need for Canada to reduce tariffs on U.S. agricultural products or face further restrictions on exports.
Trump's administration views Canada's trade practices as unfair and warns that increased tariffs on automobiles could severely impact Canada's manufacturing sector. The situation highlights tensions in U.S.-Canada trade relations, particularly regarding energy and agricultural policies.
Fox News: Romania's now-barred presidential frontrunner Călin Georgescu claims he is facing Trump-like charges
Călin Georgescu, Romania's right-wing presidential frontrunner, was barred from the May election rerun due to criminal charges, including "communication of false information." He claims the move is politically motivated, comparing it to the challenges faced by Donald Trump. Protests erupted in Bucharest following the electoral bureau's decision.
Georgescu, who previously worked on environmental issues, is appealing the ban, asserting that Romanian authorities are attempting to undermine democracy. He has denied any ties to Russia, despite accusations of foreign influence in the elections, and has expressed intentions to halt aid to Ukraine if elected.
Fox News: Trump's lawsuit against Pulitzer Prize board members moves forward after judge denies temporary stay request
President Trump has secured a legal victory as a Florida judge denied the Pulitzer Prize Board's request for a temporary stay in his defamation lawsuit against them. Trump is challenging the board over the 2018 awards given to the New York Times and Washington Post for coverage related to the now-debunked Russia collusion theory.
The judge ruled that the board's argument, which claimed that Trump's presidential duties could interfere with the lawsuit, lacked merit. Trump's legal team contends that the board's actions are an attempt to delay the case and avoid accountability for what they describe as defamatory conduct.
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: JD Vance’s children must be off-limits to protesters
Vice President JD Vance was confronted by pro-Ukrainian protesters over the weekend, who intimidated him by targeting his 3-year-old daughter. Despite his attempts to engage politely, the protesters continued to shout him down, raising concerns about the appropriateness of their tactics.
This incident highlights a troubling trend in political protests, where the boundaries of acceptable behavior have shifted. The protesters' actions not only reflect a lack of decorum but also symbolize a generation of activists disconnected from the consequences of their behavior.
#society
The American Mind: The COVID Fever Dream
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 brought unprecedented changes to American life, with schools closing and strict guidelines emerging. Confusion and anger grew as the public grappled with shifting narratives and perceived hypocrisy in the enforcement of health measures.
As the pandemic progressed, many Americans felt a loss of personal freedoms and trust in institutions. The experience highlighted divisions within society and raised concerns about government overreach. Looking ahead, there is a call for vigilance against potential future manipulations under the guise of public health.
Human Events: Nearly 1 MILLION people in Britain do not speak English
Nearly one million people in England struggle with English, with 10% of the foreign-born population reporting little or no proficiency. This has raised concerns about integration amid rising migration, prompting criticism of Labour's immigration policies from the Conservative Party.
As England's population continues to grow, debates over immigration and integration are intensifying. Labour's government faces scrutiny for its handling of migration and has resisted calls for stricter caps, while tensions with Rwanda over a canceled deportation scheme have further complicated the issue.
Fox News: 10 beach essentials for spring break
Spring break is a popular time for families and students to enjoy sunny beach vacations. Essential items for a successful beach trip include a beach tent, sun hat, flip-flops, beach bag, towels, water bottle, lightweight sweatshirt, swimsuit cover-up, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
These items can enhance the beach experience by providing comfort and protection from the sun. Many of these essentials are available online, making it easy to prepare for a fun and relaxing getaway.
GB News: Britons support national rollout of 20mph speed limits to cut insurance costs despite 'hardcore' critics
A recent survey reveals that 36% of British drivers support implementing 20mph speed limits if it leads to lower car insurance costs. Additionally, 54% would accept reduced speed limits on most roads for the same reason, despite 17% believing 20mph is too slow.
Scotland plans to establish a default 20mph limit on residential roads by year-end, following Wales' recent implementation, which faced backlash. While some drivers oppose the limits, many recognize the connection between reduced speeds, fewer accidents, and potential insurance savings.
Times Of Israel: Complaints of anti-Muslim, anti-Arab incidents in US jumped 7.4% in 2024 – report
Discrimination and violence against American Muslims and Arabs increased by 7.4% in 2024, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). The report attributes this rise to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, noting a record 8,658 complaints, with significant incidents of employment and education discrimination.
The report highlights a parallel rise in antisemitism, with a third of US Jews reporting being targeted in 2024. It also details various hate crimes and tensions surrounding anti-Israel protests at universities, leading to arrests and accusations of free speech violations.
Fox News: Evangelical leader says US must protect Syrian Christians from attacks by jihadi terrorists
Ahmed al-Sharaa, the interim president of Syria and former al Qaeda member, has been criticized for failing to prevent the massacre of over 1,000 Syrians, including Christians, by his regime, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. Christian leaders express doubts about the government's ability to protect minority groups.
Rev. Johnnie Moore highlighted the regime's inability to safeguard its citizens, calling for the U.S. to maintain sanctions until the government demonstrates a commitment to protect all Syrians. The Christian population in Syria has significantly declined since the civil war began in 2011.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump envoy Witkoff heading to Russia for second time later this week, source says
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the second time, following a previous meeting aimed at securing the release of detained American Marc Fogel. This comes amid ongoing discussions in Saudi Arabia about the Ukraine-Russia war.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the need for clarity on Ukraine's willingness to make difficult territorial concessions for peace. Witkoff and other officials are engaging with a senior Ukrainian delegation to explore potential resolutions to the conflict.
#economy
Forbes: A Timeline Of Elon Musk’s Terrible 24 Hours—A Dark Day For X, Tesla And More
Elon Musk faced a challenging week, starting with widespread outages on his social media platform X, which he attributed to a cyberattack from Ukraine. Additionally, Musk's comments labeling Senator Mark Kelly a "traitor" drew backlash from both Democrats and Republicans.
Tesla's stock plummeted over 15%, leading to a significant $22.8 billion drop in Musk's net worth. Analysts expressed concern over Musk's focus on multiple ventures, suggesting it negatively impacts Tesla's performance. Despite the turmoil, Tesla shares saw a slight rebound the following day.
Forbes: 4 Major U.S. Airlines Just Cut Their Forecasts—Citing Dip In Consumer Confidence And Economic Uncertainty
Major U.S. airlines, including Delta, American, Southwest, and JetBlue, have revised their early 2025 outlooks downward, citing reduced demand for domestic air travel and declining consumer confidence amid economic uncertainty. Delta projected a significant drop in earnings, while American Airlines expects larger losses than previously forecasted.
The airlines' struggles reflect broader economic concerns, with a potential recession looming. Factors contributing to this decline include a decrease in government travel and shifting consumer spending patterns. Historically, lower demand often leads to more affordable airfares.
#culture
The Western Journal: John Goodman Receives 'Immediate Medical Attention' After Suffering Injury on Set of Tom Cruise Movie
Actor John Goodman, 72, sustained a hip injury on the set of an untitled film directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, featuring Tom Cruise and other stars. He received immediate medical attention, causing a brief delay in production, which is set to resume next week.
The film marks Iñárritu's first English-language project since "The Revenant." The plot involves a powerful figure causing a disaster while trying to prove himself a savior. This project is also Cruise's first since signing a deal with Warner Bros. for theatrical films.
#health
Fox News: Gal Gadot was 'scared to death' after learning about blood clots in her brain at 8 months pregnant
Gal Gadot revealed she faced a life-threatening medical emergency while eight months pregnant, being diagnosed with multiple brain blood clots. After weeks of severe headaches, her mother urged her to get an MRI, leading to immediate hospitalization and emergency surgery.
Gadot expressed gratitude for her medical team and emphasized the importance of health vigilance. She reflected on the fragility of life and shared her experience as a reminder to prioritize health. She is now fully healed and thankful for her family and the care she received.