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11 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Michael Rapaport Blasts Anti-Israel College Campus Protesters: 'I Hope They Grab More of These Terrorist Groupies'
Michael Rapaport celebrated the arrest of Palestinian migrant Mahmoud Khalil, who organized anti-Israel protests on U.S. college campuses. Rapaport criticized protesters supporting Khalil and praised the Trump administration for initiating his deportation, asserting that Khalil broke the law.
Despite a New York judge's order for Khalil's release, he was transferred to a federal holding facility in Louisiana, raising questions about jurisdiction. Rapaport emphasized the consequences of illegal actions, stating, “Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.”
Breitbart: Exclusive — Sen. Tom Cotton Proposes Tax on 'Woke' University's Endowments
Sen. Tom Cotton has introduced the Woke Endowment Security Tax (WEST) Act, which would impose a six-percent tax on the endowments of 11 major universities to fund national debt reduction and border security. The proposed tax targets institutions with substantial endowments, aiming to generate $16.6 billion.
Additionally, Cotton's No Student Loans for Campus Criminals Act seeks to deny federal student loans to students convicted of crimes during protests. He argues that taxpayers should not fund the education of students involved in disruptive or harmful protests.
Fox News: 'Changes that actually help our veterans': VA secretary defends proposed 15% workforce reduction
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins has committed to reforming the VA, announcing the dismissal of at least 2,400 employees to improve efficiency and redirect funds toward veterans' healthcare and benefits. He emphasizes that these changes will not cut healthcare services for veterans.
Despite facing criticism from Democrats and veterans regarding the workforce reductions, Collins insists that the VA's operational issues have persisted for years and that the current actions are necessary for accountability and improvement. He aims to ensure that veterans receive the quality of service they deserve.
#society
Fox News: Teen with ‘werewolf syndrome’ breaks world record for hairiest face
Lalit Patidar, an 18-year-old from India, has earned a Guinness World Record for having the world's hairiest face, with 201.72 hairs per square centimeter covering 95% of his face. This condition, known as hypertrichosis or "werewolf syndrome," is rare, with only about 50 documented cases globally.
Despite initial fear from peers, Patidar has embraced his uniqueness, stating he is happy with his appearance and has started a YouTube channel to share his life. There is no cure for hypertrichosis, but hair can be removed through various methods.
GB News: Britons issued fresh South Africa holiday guidance as tourists are 'targeted' in violent attacks
The UK Government has updated travel advice for South Africa, urging Britons to stay informed about safety risks, including wildfires and violent attacks on tourists, particularly in Table Mountain National Park. Hikers are advised to choose trails suited to their fitness and avoid less populated areas.
Travelers should monitor local resources for safety updates and be aware of potential disruptions at airports due to power outages. The FCDO emphasizes the importance of consulting their guidance for the latest information on safety, health, and travel requirements.
Fox News: High-end vacation resort bans children as guests
A California resort has implemented an age limit for guests, while a Georgia heart surgeon shares heart-healthy recipes on social media. Additionally, France has introduced a solidarity tax on commercial flight tickets for travelers departing from the country.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran’s Pezeshkian rejects Trump’s offer of talks: ‘Do whatever the hell you want’
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian declared that Iran will not negotiate with the U.S. under threats, urging President Trump to act as he wishes. This statement follows Iran's joint military drills with Russia and China, showcasing its regional power amid escalating tensions over its nuclear program.
The U.S. has reinstated a "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, including ending sanctions waivers. Iran's Foreign Minister condemned these actions, asserting that negotiations under pressure are unacceptable. The situation raises concerns about military confrontation as Iran continues uranium enrichment.
The Western Journal: A Win for Peace: Ukraine Agrees to Trump Administration's Cease-Fire Proposal
Ukraine has agreed to a U.S.-proposed 30-day cease-fire with Russia, contingent on Kremlin approval. This decision follows negotiations led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Saudi Arabia and includes the restoration of U.S. aid to Ukraine during the cease-fire period.
The cease-fire proposal comes amid ongoing tensions, including a recent heated exchange between President Trump and President Zelenskyy over a mineral deal. Trump has threatened sanctions against Russia following its attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. The situation remains fluid as both sides await further developments.
#economy
Forbes: Dow Sinks Nearly 500 Points To New 6-Month Low—As Trump Brandishes Another Set Of Tariffs
President Trump announced a significant increase in tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports, causing major stock indexes to drop sharply. The Dow Jones fell by 480 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also experienced declines, reflecting investor anxiety over economic policy uncertainty.
Despite the overall market downturn, shares of Tesla and Nvidia rose, indicating some resilience in specific sectors. Economists have warned that Trump's tariffs may exacerbate inflation and slow economic growth, raising recession probabilities from 15% to 20%.
#culture
Fox News: Former James Bond actor reveals the one thing that the next 007 agent needs to be
Pierce Brosnan, the former James Bond actor, stated that the next Bond should be British, emphasizing the character's roots. He expressed concerns about Amazon's control over the franchise, hoping they will treat it with dignity and respect.
Brosnan's comments come amid uncertainty following Amazon's acquisition of MGM, which has led to debates over the franchise's future direction. Other former Bond actors have also voiced worries about the series losing its British essence.
#health
Breitbart: RFK, Jr. Vows 'Radical Transparency' on Food Supply — 'We Are Poisoning Ourselves'
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized the need for "radical transparency" in addressing public health issues linked to processed foods and seed oils. He noted a dramatic rise in chronic diseases, stating that 60% of Americans now suffer from such conditions, compared to just 3% during his uncle's presidency.
Kennedy highlighted the financial burden of diabetes and other diseases, which now exceed military spending. He advocates for a shift towards traditional ingredients, like beef tallow, to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
#education
Fox News: DOGE protesters rally outside key department after employees are told not to report to work Wednesday
Protesters rallied outside the Department of Education against proposed cuts by the Trump administration, which aims to dismantle the agency. Many protesters, including former officials, expressed concerns that these cuts would harm students and educational programs.
Speakers at the rally emphasized the need for increased funding rather than reductions, arguing that dismantling the department would regress educational support services. They plan to organize further protests to hold Congress accountable.
Fox News: Nearly half of Department of Education staff set to be eliminated imminently
The Department of Education is set to issue "reduction in force" notices, with nearly half of its staff facing termination. This follows a memo instructing employees to leave the office due to security reasons, as President Trump pushes for state control over education.
New Secretary of Education Linda McMahon emphasized her commitment to restructuring the department, aiming to eliminate bureaucratic inefficiencies and return education oversight to the states.
#crime
Fox News: Missing American college student seen on resort surveillance in Dominican Republic
Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old college student from the University of Pittsburgh, disappeared during a spring break trip in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Last seen on surveillance footage at 4:15 a.m. on March 6, she was with friends at the Riu República Hotel before vanishing.
Authorities in both the Dominican Republic and the U.S. are investigating her disappearance, questioning individuals who were in her vicinity, including a male friend seen with her. A joint investigation is being conducted by the FBI, U.S. Embassy, and local police.
#sports
Breitbart: Texas Rangers Hat Pulled After Backlash over 'Vulgarity'
The Texas Rangers recently unveiled a new cap design that inadvertently spelled "Tetas," meaning "tits" in Spanish, leading to its removal from the online store after social media backlash. Other teams also faced design issues, with awkward spellings that detracted from their iconic names.
Overall, the new hat designs have been criticized for being unattractive and unnecessary, as they obscure recognizable team names. MLB is urged to improve future designs to avoid such blunders.