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#illegals
Fox News: 'Needs to resign': Blue state blasted for asking for loan amid skyrocketing immigrant healthcare costs
California has approved a $3.44 billion loan to address a Medi-Cal funding gap, attributed by critics to healthcare costs for illegal immigrants. The state's Medi-Cal program, which now includes those regardless of immigration status, is projected to incur $9.5 billion in costs.
Governor Gavin Newsom's office defends the spending as part of a national trend affecting various states, while critics, including Rep. Carl DeMaio, argue it burdens taxpayers and demand accountability. The debate continues over California's healthcare policies for undocumented residents.
#politics
GB News: Has Lowe scandal rocked Reform UK? Map shows support ‘holding firm’ as most popular regions REVEALED
Reform UK remains stable despite internal conflict between leader Nigel Farage and MP Rupert Lowe, who was removed from the party over bullying allegations. Polls show Reform closely trailing Labour and ahead of the Tories, though critics question its electoral success.
Lowe's potential splinter party, backed by Elon Musk, adds to the tension. Despite Reform's polling strength, it has only won 12 of 212 council by-elections since the last General Election, raising doubts about its ability to convert popularity into electoral victories.
Breitbart: 911 Calls Reveal Trump Hating Tesla Arsonist who Set Himself Ablaze May Have Had Even Worse Crimes in Mind
Charleston officials released 911 calls from witnesses of an arson attack on a Tesla charging station, where a masked individual set fire to the station and accidentally ignited himself. The suspect, who displayed political motivations, is being investigated by local police and the ATF.
Witnesses described the chaotic scene, including one Tesla owner who narrowly escaped potential harm. The incident has raised concerns about political violence, prompting President Trump to label such acts against Tesla facilities as domestic terrorism.
Breitbart: Nolte: Far-left NY Times Slashes Third of Editorial Board
The New York Times has cut four members from its editorial board as part of a strategy to focus on producing fewer, higher-quality editorials. The affected writers have been offered new positions or buyout packages. This move raises questions about the paper's influence and direction.
Critics suggest that these changes may be an attempt to mask budget cuts, as the Times shifts its focus to lifestyle content that attracts subscribers. The editorial board's recent changes reflect a broader trend of declining influence in shaping public opinion.
Fox News: Judge orders Trump admin to reinstate probationary workers fired at 6 agencies
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate probationary workers terminated in mass firings across six agencies, including the Department of Defense. The ruling, made by U.S. District Judge William Alsup, is expected to be appealed by the administration.
The lawsuit, brought by labor unions, argues that the terminations violate the Administrative Procedure Act and congressional laws regarding hiring and firing practices. The affected agencies include Defense, Agriculture, Energy, Interior, Treasury, and Veterans Affairs, with thousands of workers impacted.
Fox News: SCOOP: Trump crafts plan to cut spending without Congress after shutdown is averted
The White House is strategizing to reduce federal spending ahead of a government funding bill due before the March 14 deadline. President Trump and OMB Director Russell Vought are considering using the Impoundment Control Act to impound funds, a move Democrats warn could lead to legal challenges.
As Senate Republicans face a stalemate over a Trump-backed funding bill, discussions are ongoing about potential rescissions to allow spending cuts. Lawmakers are also contemplating repealing the Impoundment Control Act, though bipartisan support in the Senate remains uncertain.
Forbes: Judge Orders Federal Agencies To Rehire Fired Workers: Here’s Where Trump And Musk Are Winning—And Losing—In Court
A federal judge has ordered several federal agencies to rehire probationary employees terminated during the Trump administration, deeming the mass firings unlawful. Judge William Alsup criticized the administration's claims of performance-based dismissals as misleading.
This ruling is part of ongoing litigation against Trump’s policies, with various lawsuits challenging his administration's actions, particularly regarding federal workforce cuts. Many cases remain unresolved, with potential for further appeals and rulings.
Fox News: Deadline looms for federal agencies to submit mass layoff plans as Trump admin guts 'bloated' workforce
Federal agencies are required to submit layoff plans as part of President Trump's initiative to reduce the federal workforce, following an executive order aimed at streamlining government operations. The order focuses on eliminating nonessential roles and has led to significant staffing cuts across various departments, including the Department of Education and the EPA.
Agency leaders are collaborating with the Department of Government Efficiency to implement these reductions, with some agencies already announcing substantial layoffs. The administration emphasizes the need for efficiency and accountability, arguing that the federal government has become bloated and costly.
#society
Fox News: Gene Hackman's dogs helped authorities locate his body
Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead in their Santa Fe home on February 26. Betsy likely died on February 11 from Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome, while Hackman passed away around February 18 due to heart disease and Alzheimer's.
Authorities reported that their dogs assisted in locating Hackman's body during the search. The investigation is ongoing, pending further examination of cellphone data and a necropsy on one of the dogs.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Putin Suggests Concessions Needed Before Agreeing To Ceasefire
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for a proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, stating it would benefit the Ukrainian side. However, he emphasized the need to address the underlying issues of the conflict, which he attributes to Ukraine.
Putin raised concerns about the logistics of the ceasefire, questioning how it would be enforced and who would oversee potential violations.
Fox News: Putin thanks Trump for principles of ceasefire push, but does not say yes
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed conditional support for a proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for a lasting peace rather than a temporary halt. He indicated that discussions with U.S. officials are necessary to address various issues, including the situation of Ukrainian troops.
Putin's comments follow Ukraine's agreement to the ceasefire, contingent on Russia's acceptance. The U.S. has resumed military aid to Ukraine after a pause, with President Zelenskyy expressing hope for a reliable peace process. Meanwhile, Putin's administration has outlined demands for ending hostilities, including territorial control.
The Western Journal: Trump Threatens Europe with Biggest Tariff Yet After 'Nasty' Move
President Trump criticized the European Union for imposing a 50% tariff on whisky, threatening a 200% tariff on wines and alcoholic products from EU countries if the tariff is not removed. He claims this approach prioritizes American interests and could benefit U.S. wine and champagne businesses.
Financial markets reacted negatively to Trump's comments, with EU stock prices dropping, particularly affecting drinks manufacturers. Despite some countries urging the EU to exclude wines and spirits from the tariff discussions, the trade tensions continue to escalate.
Fox News: Netanyahu slams 'terrorist-supporting' UN council that accused Israel of committing sexual crimes
The UN Human Rights Council's report accusing Israel of sexual violence against Palestinians has drawn sharp criticism from Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, who labeled the council as "antisemitic" and "irrelevant." The report's allegations are dismissed by Israeli representatives as baseless and a distortion of reality, claiming it overlooks Hamas's atrocities against Israelis.
The report details alleged abuses by Israeli forces, including claims of disproportionate violence against women and children. Israeli officials argue that the report fails to acknowledge the context of security measures and the violence perpetrated by Hamas. Critics assert that the UN commission has ignored evidence that contradicts its findings.
Times Of Israel: Israel returns fifth Lebanese prisoner after border delineation talks
The Lebanese army confirmed the receipt of the last of five detainees released by Israel, part of a gesture to Lebanese President Joseph Aoun following talks aimed at border negotiations. The US and France participated in the discussions, which also addressed the return of Lebanese prisoners.
Israel and Lebanon plan to establish three joint working groups to address border disputes and the status of detainees. While Israeli officials express hopes for normalization, Lebanese sources deny that direct negotiations with Israel are on the table.
#economy
Breitbart: FAFO Watch: Trump Threatens Europe With 200% Wine and Spirit Tariffs
President Trump signaled a potential 200% tariff on European alcohol in response to the EU's tariffs on American products, particularly targeting items from Republican states. This escalation follows Trump's 25% steel tariffs, prompting the EU's retaliatory measures against American goods.
While the EU has long imposed barriers on U.S. exports, Trump argues that his tariffs aim to rebalance trade and support American industries. Despite criticism from mainstream economists, he contends that these measures are necessary for economic progress.
#military
Breitbart: Army Pilot Punished Over COVID Vax Resistance Faces Discharge Next Month
Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Brandon Budge is facing involuntary discharge due to his resistance to the COVID vaccine mandate, despite the mandate being rescinded. After 18 years of service, including two combat deployments, Budge has spent four years and $40,000 in legal fees fighting to retain his position.
Budge's troubles began in 2021 when he resisted the vaccine due to concerns about its safety and the lack of data. After being pressured to get vaccinated, he was falsely recorded as vaccinated without his knowledge. Despite a board ruling in his favor, he lost his promotion and faces separation in April 2025. He is urging the military to rectify his situation and hold accountable those who pressured him.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Adolescence,' the story of a British tragedy in four virtuosic one-shots
The third episode of the British series "Adolescence," created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, features a psychologist assessing a schoolboy accused of murder. The episode, shot in a single sequence, is praised as a high point in episodic fiction ahead of its Netflix release on March 13.
Owen Cooper, a 13-year-old newcomer, plays the lead role, learning extensive dialogue and navigating a challenging narrative. Co-star Erin Doherty noted that Cooper's age was not a factor in his performance, highlighting the experience as exceptional for the cast.