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#illegals
The Western Journal: Rashida Tlaib Casts Lone Vote Against the Subterranean Border Defense Act as Bill Passes 402 to 1
Rep. Rashida Tlaib was the only member of Congress to vote against the Subterranean Border Defense Act, which aims to address cross-border tunnels used by Mexican drug cartels. The bill passed overwhelmingly, 402 to 1, and will provide Congress with annual reports on tunnel activity.
Proponents argue the legislation is a crucial step in enhancing border security, while Tlaib's dissent highlights a divide among Democrats on immigration issues. Critics assert her vote undermines efforts to combat illicit activities at the border.
#politics
Fox News: Vance pitches GOP rebels on DOGE, border in 11th-hour plea for unity against shutdown
Vice President JD Vance urged House Republicans to support a government funding bill to maintain border security and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). He indicated that future federal spending cuts could be considered, aiming to secure enough votes for the bill before a potential government shutdown.
Trump endorses a continuing resolution that keeps spending levels flat for FY 2025. House Republicans are expected to pass the bill largely on their own, despite some opposition. The vote is scheduled for late Tuesday afternoon, with Trump and his allies actively working to sway undecided lawmakers.
Fox News: 'Back to basics': Top Trump agency turns tables on Biden-era memos pushing 'equity initiatives'
The Department of Transportation has revoked two memos from the Biden administration, stating they prioritized a "social justice and environmental agenda" over critical infrastructure needs. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized a return to basic infrastructure projects under President Trump.
The memos aimed to address greenhouse gas emissions and equity initiatives, which were criticized for complicating the implementation of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Duffy's administration is also reviewing other liberal policies, including California's High-Speed Rail project and electric vehicle initiatives in the Postal Service.
Fox News: AOC slapped with ethics complaint over 'troubling expenses' made to dance company
A nonprofit organization is urging the House to investigate Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for potential misuse of her taxpayer-funded allowance. They allege that her expenses, including payments for dance training, violate federal law and House standards, as they may be for campaign purposes.
Ocasio-Cortez has responded on social media, asserting that the expenses are mischaracterized and not taxpayer money. Critics argue her claims are misleading and warrant further scrutiny to ensure accountability in the use of public funds.
#society
Forbes: Girl Scouts Sued Over Alleged Heavy Metals And Pesticides In Popular Cookies
A new lawsuit claims that Girl Scout Cookies contain harmful heavy metals and pesticides, seeking at least $5 million in damages. The organization denies these allegations, stating that the levels reported do not pose a safety concern and that such substances are common in the food supply.
The lawsuit references a study that found glyphosate and various heavy metals in cookie samples, but the Girl Scouts argue that these findings are misleading and that their bakers ensure compliance with safety regulations. The Girl Scouts' cookie program generates significant revenue, selling around 200 million boxes annually.
Fox News: Fast food deals and steals: Hot offers as the weather warms
As spring approaches, fast-food chains are rolling out new menu items and deals. Arby's is offering a free corned beef Reuben sandwich with a $10 purchase to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, valid until March 16.
KFC has introduced a deal for rewards members, featuring two Mike's Hot Honey chicken sandwiches for $7. Additionally, Pizza Hut has launched a customizable Pizza Charcuterie board for $24.99, combining various menu items.
The Telegraph: Columbia student arrested by ICE was investigated as potential national security threat
A Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil, was arrested by ICE for allegedly leading activities aligned with Hamas and is considered a national security threat. He faces deportation, which has been temporarily blocked by a judge pending a legal challenge.
Khalil's detention has sparked backlash from civil rights groups, who argue that the government is misusing immigration enforcement to suppress criticism of Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron's paradox: Calling for European sovereignty while letting France's finances slip
Over 15 million viewers watched President Macron's address on March 5, where he highlighted the geopolitical threats posed by Trump and Putin, leading to increased concerns among the French about national security and military spending.
Defense Minister Lecornu aims to double military spending to €100 billion by 2030, despite France's significant public debt and deficit challenges. This situation underscores the paradox of Macron's push for European sovereignty amid financial difficulties.
#economy
Forbes: Dow Falls Another 450 Points—As Trump Brandishes Another Set Of Tariffs
President Trump's announcement of increased tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports has led to a significant drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell 450 points, or 1.1%. The auto industry was particularly affected, with shares of major manufacturers declining sharply.
While the overall market reacted negatively, companies like Tesla and Nvidia saw gains. Analysts express concerns that these tariffs could exacerbate inflation and slow economic growth, raising recession probabilities according to Goldman Sachs.
#culture
The Western Journal: Fox News Loses a 'Pioneering Force' - Behind the Scenes Stalwart Dies at Age 61
Craig Savage, a longtime cameraman for Fox News, passed away at 61 after battling cancer. He joined the network shortly before its launch and played a crucial role in its history, covering significant events and presidential interviews throughout his career.
Savage was recognized for his technical expertise and dedication, often mentoring younger colleagues. He also adapted to new technologies, including drone piloting, and was involved in high-profile assignments, such as accompanying presidents on overseas trips.
The Imaginative Conservative: On Cultivating the Book-scape
Volunteering at a library donation program reveals a mix of valuable and unwanted books, highlighting society's overproduction of literature. While some donations are gems, many are generic and repetitive, leading to a need for discernment in what to keep and what to recycle.
This process mirrors a broader cultural issue: the dilution of quality in abundance. The ease of producing books has resulted in a surplus that often lacks depth and style, prompting a call for simplification and a return to valuing timeless works.
#crime
GB News: Kyle Clifford: Andrew Pierce livid as ‘disgusting’ crossbow killer is allowed to 'cower' in cell for sentencing - ‘Here we go again!’
Andrew Pierce criticized the legal system after accused murderer Kyle Clifford refused to attend his sentencing for the killings of Louise Hunt, Hannah Hunt, and their mother Carol. Judge Bennathan declined to order restraints for Clifford, citing concerns about disrupting proceedings.
Pierce emphasized the need for legislative changes to ensure that criminals face their sentences in court, particularly for the sake of victims' families. Clifford, who was also found guilty of raping his ex-girlfriend during the attack, was described by Pierce as a "disgusting, low life murderer."