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11 Mar 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Report: 18.6M Illegals Living in U.S., Hundreds of Thousands of Anchor Babies Born Annually
Nearly 20 million illegal aliens currently reside in the U.S., marking an 11% increase since June 2023, according to the Federation for American Immigration Reform. The report highlights a significant rise in illegal immigration during the Biden administration, with projections indicating that U.S. population growth will largely stem from high levels of immigration.
The Center for Immigration Studies estimates that around 225,000 to 250,000 U.S.-born children to illegal aliens were delivered in 2023, contributing to the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship. Former President Trump aims to reduce the illegal alien population through deportations and changes to the anchor baby policy.
#politics
Fox News: First on Fox: Top conservative group aligns with Trump as it makes major endorsement in high-profile race
The Club for Growth PAC has endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds for the 2026 Florida gubernatorial race, following Donalds' endorsement by former President Donald Trump. Donalds, a staunch Trump ally, is currently the only major Republican candidate in the race.
The endorsement marks a significant collaboration between the Club and Trump, despite past tensions. Donalds has a strong conservative track record, and internal polling suggests he leads potential opponent Casey DeSantis when Trump's support is factored in.
#society
Forbes: DOGE Might Force This Startup To Sub In For The National Weather Service
Tomorrow.io has developed a constellation of weather satellites to enhance its AI-driven forecasting services aimed at business clients. The company faces a potential opportunity due to cuts at the National Weather Service (NWS), which have raised concerns about the reliability of public weather data.
While Tomorrow.io's founder Shimon Elkabetz emphasizes that his company does not aim to replace the NWS, the significant staffing reductions at NOAA may create gaps that private firms are ill-equipped to fill. The company has raised substantial venture capital and is expanding its satellite network to provide timely weather updates, but it acknowledges that it cannot replicate the comprehensive data collection capabilities of the NWS.
Fox News: Dick Van Dyke channels ‘Mary Poppins’ character as he performs at fundraiser for California wildfires
Dick Van Dyke, at 99, hosted Vandy Camp in Malibu to raise funds for California's Community Brigade, which trains volunteers for wildfire response. He performed with his wife and a capella group, sharing songs from his films, including "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and "Mary Poppins."
During the event, Van Dyke recounted his experiences with wildfires, revealing he has survived five. He discussed a recent evacuation during the Franklin Fire and expressed gratitude for the support he received from neighbors. The event combined fundraising with a celebration of his enduring legacy.
Forbes: Trump Administration Investigates These 60 Colleges Over Antisemitism Allegations
The Education Department has initiated investigations into 60 colleges for alleged antisemitic harassment and discrimination, potentially leading to enforcement actions under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. This follows the cancellation of $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University for failing to protect Jewish students.
The investigations are prompted by concerns over how universities handled pro-Palestinian protests, which some argue contributed to a hostile environment for Jewish students. The Trump administration has threatened further funding cuts to schools that do not adequately address these issues.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine may keep fighting a guerrilla war, regardless of a ‘peace deal’
Recent polling indicates that a majority of Ukrainians now favor a peace deal to end the war, rather than continuing to fight for lost territory. With insufficient US support, many believe Ukraine will have to concede land to Russia, despite calls for security guarantees from the West.
However, some Ukrainian commanders remain determined to resist, fueled by a significant stockpile of weaponry and advanced drone capabilities. The aftermath of a peace deal could lead to internal turmoil, as returning soldiers face a devastated economy and potential unrest, which Russia may exploit to undermine the Ukrainian government.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump threatens to double Canada steel, aluminum tariff rate to 50%
President Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, raising them to 50%, while threatening to impose further tariffs on the auto industry if Canada does not retract its electricity export tax. This escalation marks a dramatic shift in U.S.-Canada relations.
Trump suggested that Canada would benefit from becoming the 51st U.S. state, claiming it would eliminate tariffs and enhance security. The tariffs could lead to higher prices for American consumers, particularly in sectors reliant on steel, such as construction.
#culture
Fox News: 'Harry Potter' actress joins OnlyFans to pay off debt
Jessie Cave, known for her role in "Harry Potter," has launched an OnlyFans account to alleviate her debt. She describes her content as "niche," focusing on a "slutty Mormon" theme centered around hair, while aiming to empower herself and challenge past perceptions.
Cave emphasizes that her content will not be explicit and intends to maintain a more wholesome aesthetic. She views this venture as liberating and a chance to explore a different side of her creativity.
#history
GB News: Rare medieval ring over 800 years old found by metal detectorist to sell for thousands at auction
A medieval gold ring discovered in Norfolk by retired fire service worker Mark Sell is expected to sell for up to £18,000 at auction later this month. The ring, dating from the late 12th to early 13th century, was found in pristine condition with all original jewels intact.
Sell reported the find to the landowner and local Finds Liaison Officer, following legal requirements. The ring will be auctioned at Noonans Mayfair in London on March 26, with proceeds shared between Sell and the landowner.