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13 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: 'ICE' cold Tom Homan calmly eats apple in face of enraged pro-illegal immigration protesters
Pro-immigration activists clashed with Border Czar Tom Homan at the New York State Capitol over his enforcement of immigration policies. Homan, unfazed, walked past the demonstrators while eating an apple, asserting that sanctuary policies would not hinder the Trump administration's deportation efforts.
Homan emphasized the need for local law enforcement to cooperate with ICE, warning that New York's sanctuary status would not protect illegal immigrants from deportation. He criticized state laws that limit ICE's operations and vowed to increase enforcement if necessary.
#politics
Fox News: ‘Squad’ member rails against alleged Trump healthcare cuts: ‘We ain’t stupid’
Leading House Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi and Rashida Tlaib, protested outside the Capitol against proposed cuts to Medicaid and other healthcare programs by the Trump administration. They criticized the administration for prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy over the healthcare needs of Americans.
Pelosi emphasized the importance of Medicaid and announced plans for a national campaign to protect it. Tlaib accused Republicans of corporate greed and highlighted the potential harm to families from proposed budget cuts. The White House has not commented on the rally.
Breitbart: Ernst: $312 Million COVID Fraud to Children Just the Tip of the Iceberg
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) is advocating for a special inspector general to investigate COVID-19 aid fraud, citing alarming findings from the Department of Government Efficiency. The SBA reportedly issued loans to over 5,500 borrowers, some as young as 11, using fraudulent social security numbers.
Ernst's efforts aim to uncover an estimated $200 billion in pandemic aid fraud, including instances where felons and scammers exploited the system. She has introduced the Complete COVID Collections Act to enhance the authority of the Special Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery to combat this fraud effectively.
Breitbart: Obama-Appointed Judge Tanya Chutkan Orders Elon Musk, DOGE to Disclose Plans, Personnel
Judge Tanya Chutkan has ordered Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to disclose their plans for downsizing government and identify employees, following a lawsuit from 14 Democrat state attorneys general claiming Musk is misusing power. The judge has set a three-week deadline for compliance.
Chutkan's ruling requires DOGE to provide documents related to federal employee reductions, contracts, and funding. She has previously been involved in high-profile cases, including those related to the January 6 events, and has faced scrutiny for her comments and sentencing practices.
Forbes: Marjorie Taylor Greene Urges DOJ Probe Into Tesla Protests—A Possible House Rules Violation Since She Owns The Company’s Stock
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is under scrutiny for potentially violating House ethics rules by urging the DOJ and FBI to investigate protests against Tesla, a company in which she has recently purchased stock. Greene's financial interest raises questions about the appropriateness of her actions as chair of the DOGE subcommittee.
Her stake in Tesla is estimated between $7,400 and $116,000, and she has made significant stock purchases since September 2024. Critics argue her official actions could benefit her financially, drawing parallels to past ethics investigations. Greene's call for an investigation into the protests has been characterized as potentially self-serving.
Fox News: Tim Walz blames himself and Harris for America’s 'mess' under Trump, tells MSNBC, 'I own this'
Former Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democratic vice presidential candidate, took responsibility for the current economic situation under President Trump, citing his loss in the election as a contributing factor. He criticized Trump's trade policies, particularly the tariffs on Canadian goods, labeling them as detrimental.
Walz expressed frustration with conservative leaders who downplay the economic pain caused by these tariffs. He urged the Democratic Party to present a compelling alternative to Trump, emphasizing the need for a more direct engagement with voters to regain their trust.
CNSNews: Humorless Newsweek Reports Levin’s Joke as Serious Threat to Vermont
Mark Levin made a lighthearted joke about giving Vermont to Canada, suggesting it would prevent liberal voters from influencing U.S. elections. Newsweek interpreted this as a serious proposal, framing it as a threat to Vermont and contacting Levin and Senator Bernie Sanders for comments.
Levin found humor in the situation, highlighting the absurdity of Newsweek's portrayal. He argued that the joke underscores a broader issue with the left's inability to recognize humor, especially when it reflects poorly on them.
#society
GB News: King Charles's dog announcement sends demand soaring as Crufts inundated with requests
King Charles has welcomed a Lagotto Romagnolo puppy named Snuff, sparking increased interest in the breed known for its truffle-hunting abilities. The breed's popularity is rising, but limited breeders mean they won't become as common as Labradors.
The royal couple's new pets follow the loss of their previous dog, Beth. Queen Camilla also adopted a rescue puppy named Moley shortly after Snuff's arrival.
Forbes: Where Are All Those Epstein Files? Trump DOJ Goes Silent After Conspiracy Fueled Election
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that additional documents related to Jeffrey Epstein will be released, but no timeline has been provided. This follows a previous release that was criticized for lacking new information, raising concerns about transparency ahead of the 2024 election.
Critics from both parties have accused Bondi of delaying the release of these documents, with some questioning the integrity of the Justice Department's handling of Epstein-related files. The existence of a so-called "client list" remains unverified, despite ongoing speculation.
Fox News: Protesters supporting Mahmoud Khalil occupy Trump Tower lobby
Protesters supporting Mahmoud Khalil occupied Trump Tower, demanding his release after his arrest by ICE agents who revoked his green card and student visa. The demonstrators, many from Jewish Voice for Peace, held signs advocating for Palestinian rights.
The situation remains developing as the community responds to Khalil's detention.
Human Events: Brazil clears Amazon rainforest to build highway for climate summit
A new four-lane highway is being constructed through the Amazon rainforest ahead of the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, aimed at facilitating access for the expected 50,000 attendees. Critics argue that clearing rainforests for this project contradicts the summit's climate goals.
Local residents, like Claudio Verequete, express concerns over loss of income and lack of compensation due to deforestation, while scientists warn of negative impacts on wildlife and ecosystem disruption. Despite President Lula's promotion of COP30 as a platform for Amazon protection, locals feel their voices are overlooked.
Fox News: Dems killed VA sex offender bill before it could get a hearing, Republican says, despite recent incidents
Virginia Republican Delegate Kim Taylor criticized Democratic leaders for terminating her bill aimed at restricting sex offenders from loitering near schools and parks. She argued that protecting children should not be a partisan issue and emphasized the need for commonsense legislation to ensure public safety.
Delegate Wren Williams, who co-sponsored the bill, echoed Taylor's concerns, citing a specific case of a serial flasher as evidence of the urgent need for stricter protections. He accused Democrats of prioritizing political agendas over the safety of women and children.
Human Events: Pakistani forces free remaining hostages after train hijacking by separatist group
Pakistani forces have rescued all remaining hostages from a hijacked train, following a deadly attack by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) that left over 100 dead, including soldiers and civilians. The militants had taken hundreds hostage and executed several, demanding the release of political prisoners.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the attack as cowardly, emphasizing that it reflects a disconnect from Islam and Pakistani values. He reaffirmed the government's commitment to combating terrorism in the country.
The Federalist: Southwest Can’t Gentle-Parent Me Into Accepting Its Failure
Southwest Airlines has announced it will begin charging for checked bags starting May 28, 2025, ending its long-standing "bags fly free" policy. This decision follows CEO Bob Jordan's previous statements emphasizing the importance of the free baggage policy to customers.
In response to customer backlash, the airline's customer service acknowledged the frustration but emphasized that benefits would now be limited to those purchasing higher-value fares. This shift has disappointed many loyal customers who valued Southwest's commitment to affordable and family-friendly travel.
Liberty Nation News: AI Agriculture Boosts Soil, Crops, and Human Health - Liberty Nation News
Artificial intelligence is being utilized in agriculture to enhance potato harvests by monitoring soil microbes that influence crop growth. Researchers have combined data on microbial presence with growth rates, revealing that certain bacteria can significantly improve potato vigor, leading to more sustainable farming practices.
This innovative approach highlights the importance of microbial life in agriculture, contrasting with past reliance on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides that harm these essential organisms. The potential for AI to identify beneficial microbes for various crops could transform farming methods, promoting healthier plants and reducing the need for chemicals.
GB News: Aldi launches new liqueur to 'transport taste buds to the Amalfi Coast' - but shoppers must be quick
Aldi will launch its Crema Di Limonici Citrus Liqueur for £6.99 on March 27, part of its Italian Week Specialbuy range. The liqueur features a blend of tangy lemon and sweet coconut cream, offering a budget-friendly option that is 53% cheaper than similar products.
This 50cl liqueur can be enjoyed neat or in cocktails, like a Limonici Spritz. The release coincides with Aldi's Italian Week, encouraging shoppers to act quickly as supplies are limited. Aldi also recently introduced a Ballycastle Stout Flavour Country Cream for St. Patrick's Day.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Donald Trump has pushed Europe back into “whatever it takes” mode
Donald Trump's recent presidency has sparked a surprising sense of urgency and defiance in Europe, a continent long complacent in the face of geopolitical challenges. The transatlantic alliance is facing renewed crises, yet this turmoil has unexpectedly galvanized European unity and resolve.
As Europe grapples with its security and defense strategies, the situation remains precarious, and the continent must act decisively to navigate these challenges. The current climate suggests a shift towards a more proactive European stance, though significant work lies ahead.
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Micah Goodman: What Israel can trust about Hamas
Israel faces a critical decision regarding the fate of 24 hostages held by Hamas: negotiate for their release or escalate military action. Philosopher Dr. Micah Goodman discusses the conflicting priorities of national security and solidarity, advocating for a strategic approach to the situation.
Goodman emphasizes the need for a consensus-driven war plan aimed at ultimately dismantling Hamas, suggesting that trust in the group may be necessary to justify renewed conflict.
The Economist: The struggle to defeat Russian censorship and propaganda
Vladimir Putin's regime has been waging a dual battle against Ukraine, employing military aggression while simultaneously suppressing dissent within Russia. The crackdown on independent media is aimed at stifling opposition to the war, which lacks widespread public support.
This digital warfare underscores the importance of information control in modern conflict, highlighting how censorship and propaganda are as crucial as traditional military tactics.
Fox News: Trump softens Gaza stance, says Palestinians will not be expelled from the war-torn territory
President Trump stated that no Palestinians would be expelled from Gaza, emphasizing the need for sustainable solutions to the humanitarian crisis. His comments were welcomed by Egypt and Hamas, with the latter interpreting it as a positive shift regarding the displacement of Gaza's population.
Trump previously proposed a U.S. takeover of Gaza for reconstruction but faced resistance from regional leaders. The White House rejected an Arab-led reconstruction plan, citing the uninhabitable conditions in Gaza. Ongoing negotiations involve ceasefire terms between Israel and Hamas.
Human Events: BREAKING: Putin ‘agrees’ to Trump admin-negotiated ceasefire proposal with conditions, says Ukraine only agreed under US pressure
Vladimir Putin acknowledged the U.S. ceasefire proposal but emphasized the need for thorough discussions to ensure lasting peace. He raised concerns about the logistics and implications of a ceasefire, questioning issues like troop withdrawals and accountability for crimes against civilians.
Putin stated that any agreement must address the complexities of the battlefield and the potential for continued hostilities. He expressed support for the idea of a peaceful resolution but insisted on careful negotiation with U.S. officials to clarify these critical issues.
#military
Le Monde: Europe's defense industry challenged to move up a gear
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for defense industrialists to increase production of military supplies in response to a freeze on US military aid to Ukraine. He aims to outline a new roadmap that emphasizes European defense capabilities during an upcoming meeting.
The European Commission is set to introduce an €800 billion financing plan to bolster EU military strength, with a significant portion allocated for subsidized loans. This follows a previous surge in defense orders, reflecting a shift towards a "war economy."
The Economist: Spain’s terrible record on defence spending
Spain's defense spending remains among the lowest in NATO at just 1.28% of GDP, prompting criticism from figures like Donald Trump. This places Spain at the bottom of the NATO rankings, highlighting the challenges Pedro Sánchez faces balancing coalition politics with defense commitments.
The situation underscores broader tensions in Europe regarding military readiness and spending, as nations grapple with the implications of ongoing conflicts and security needs.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: From One Beggar to Another
The author reflects on the nature of prayer and humility through the lens of his interactions with Mario, a beggar outside the seminary. He realizes that, like Mario, he too is a beggar before God, dependent on divine generosity and guidance.
Through prayer, individuals express their needs, akin to asking a loving parent for gifts. The author emphasizes the importance of boldly seeking God’s help, especially during Lent, and acknowledges that without asking, one may not receive what they truly need.
#health
The Western Journal: Trump Withdraws CDC Nominee Amid Vaccine Criticism
Former Congressman Dr. David Weldon has been withdrawn as President Trump's nominee to lead the CDC due to insufficient Senate support and criticism over his controversial views on vaccines. Reports indicate conflicting timelines regarding when Weldon was informed of the decision.
Weldon, a vaccine skeptic, has faced backlash for linking vaccines to autism and advocating for vaccine safety research reforms. His withdrawal reflects the challenges Trump faces in finalizing his administration amidst differing opinions on health policies.