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13 Mar 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: California Forced to Borrow Maximum Amount Due to Illegal Aliens
Governor Gavin Newsom has launched a podcast aimed at engaging conservative influencers as he eyes a potential presidential run in 2028. Meanwhile, California faces significant financial challenges, including a $3.44 billion borrowing need to address a budget gap in its Medicaid program.
The state's financial strain has raised concerns over the costs associated with providing healthcare to illegal immigrants, which have exceeded initial estimates of $3 billion annually. Critics argue that Newsom should prioritize addressing these fiscal issues rather than focusing on his podcast.
#politics
The Western Journal: Anti-Trump Author Has Public Meltdown, Says The Media Isn't Fighting Trump Enough
Michael Wolff, author of a new book on Donald Trump, claims the media is too deferential to the former president, despite his history of controversial behavior. He expresses frustration that major networks have declined to discuss his book, suggesting they fear Trump.
Critics argue that Wolff's complaints reflect a broader issue with the media's integrity and its past obsession with idolizing Obama and then attacking Trump. The current media landscape, shaped by recent defamation lawsuits, indicates a shift in focus rather than a fear of Trump himself.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Demanded Chairs "No Less Than 15 Inches" To Look Taller
Democrats show little interest in analyzing Kamala Harris's 2024 campaign, with some in her circle blaming Biden for her defeat. Despite attempts to portray her candidacy positively, evidence suggests deeper issues with her appeal and presence.
Harris's team even specified chair dimensions for her appearances, reflecting a need for props to enhance her image. This focus on physical presentation underscores ongoing concerns about her suitability for higher office.
Fox News: Trump praised for getting getting NATO allies to bolster defense spending: 'really staggering'
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte praised Donald Trump's push for increased defense spending among NATO allies, emphasizing European nations' need to take greater responsibility for their security. Recent commitments from leaders like the British Prime Minister highlight a shift towards higher defense budgets.
As NATO faces challenges from Russia and China, Rutte and U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stress the importance of strengthening the defense industrial base. This comes amid ongoing discussions about ending the war in Ukraine and ensuring future protection against aggression.
Fox News: White House video rips Senate Dems with their own words for 'hypocrisy' over looming shutdown
The White House has released a video highlighting Senate Democrats who previously criticized government shutdowns, contrasting their past statements with their current stance on a Trump-backed funding bill aimed at preventing a shutdown. Prominent Democrats, including Senators Warren and Schumer, are seen expressing strong opposition to shutdown tactics.
As the Senate considers the funding bill, Democrats are reportedly divided, with some expressing intent to vote against it. Critics from the Trump administration accuse Democrats of hypocrisy and political grandstanding, suggesting their opposition is driven by disdain for Trump rather than principled policy differences.
The Telegraph: Gal Gadot skips European ‘premiere’ of Snow White film after Gaza controversy
Gal Gadot did not attend the European screening of Disney's Snow White remake amid controversies regarding cast member views on Gaza. The event, held in Spain, featured only Rachel Zegler, who has publicly supported a pro-Palestine stance.
Disney has scaled back the Hollywood premiere due to the ongoing issues surrounding the film.
#society
Times Of Israel: Jewish anti-Zionist protesters storm NYC’s Trump Tower in support of Mahmoud Khalil
Protesters stormed Trump Tower in New York City demanding the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University activist detained by immigration agents. The demonstration, organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, included chants and signs opposing the Trump administration's actions and U.S. support for Israel.
Khalil, a green card holder, faces deportation for allegedly distributing pro-Hamas propaganda, with supporters arguing his detention infringes on free speech. This incident is part of a broader crackdown on campus antisemitism, including funding cuts to Columbia and investigations into other universities.
The Western Journal: Watch: Police Move in as Agitators Refuse Order to Leave Trump Tower
Protesters from the group Jewish Voice for Peace occupied Trump Tower to demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia graduate student facing deportation for alleged pro-Hamas activities. The NYPD intervened, clearing the area and making arrests after protesters refused to leave.
Khalil's green card was revoked, and a court has temporarily blocked his deportation pending a hearing. The White House has condemned his actions, labeling him a national security threat, while President Trump stated that more arrests of individuals with similar views are forthcoming.
Breitbart: Neon Green Flames from Manhole at Texas Tech Force University to Cancel Classes, Begin Spring Break Early
Texas Tech University in Lubbock canceled classes due to an explosion that caused neon green flames to erupt from a manhole, leading to power outages and evacuation orders. Spring Break was moved up to start immediately, and no injuries have been reported.
Lubbock Fire Rescue is managing the situation, which remains active as crews address multiple manholes emitting smoke and fire. Students and employees have been advised to stay away from campus, particularly the Engineering Key area, due to a reported gas leak.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Direct aid to Israel should be phased out to 'reduce US leverage,' influential conservative groups argue
The Heritage Foundation's report suggests phasing out direct U.S. aid to Israel in favor of a strategic partnership, aiming to reduce U.S. leverage over Israel. The proposal includes increasing aid to $4 billion annually for military spending on U.S.-made equipment, with a gradual reduction until 2047.
The report has sparked backlash from pro-Israel advocates, who argue it undermines Israel's security. However, supporters contend it opens a necessary debate on Israel's reliance on U.S. aid and emphasizes the importance of a strong partnership without financial dependency.
#economy
Forbes: Stock Market Slump: S&P 500 Slides 10% From All-Time High As Trump Tariff Backlash Intensifies
The stock market continued its downward trend, with major indexes hitting their lowest points of the year. The S&P 500 fell 1.4%, entering a correction, while the Dow dropped 537 points. This decline follows President Trump's implementation of a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports, provoking retaliatory tariffs from Canada and the EU.
In response to these trade tensions, Trump threatened further tariffs, including a potential 200% tax on European alcohol imports. The market slump reflects broader concerns over escalating trade conflicts, with significant impacts on companies like Tesla, which saw its shares decline sharply.
#education
Forbes: What Trump’s Presidency Means For Your Student Loans
The Department of Education is laying off about 50% of its workforce and closing offices, impacting its ability to manage federal student loans and potential defaults. This follows previous layoffs and raises concerns over the future of programs like Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
President Trump's administration is also reviewing student loan policies, including the potential transfer of the loan program to other departments and halting income-driven repayment plan applications. These changes may lead to increased costs for borrowers and affect the handling of student loan issues by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
#sports
Breitbart: Jets Legend Mark Gastineau Suing ESPN over Viral Brett Favre Confrontation
Mark Gastineau is suing ESPN for $25 million, claiming the network unfairly promoted a viral video of his confrontation with Brett Favre at a memorabilia show. Gastineau alleges he faced social media ridicule and that ESPN did not seek his permission to use the footage.
The 2023 incident stems from Gastineau's belief that Favre intentionally went down easy during a 2002 play that allowed Michael Strahan to break his sack record. Favre maintains he was not thinking about Gastineau during the play and criticized the release of the confrontation video.
Breitbart: Bill's Josh Allen Fires Back at Reporter Who Questioned Size of His Fiancée's Engagement Ring
Bills quarterback Josh Allen addressed reporters after signing a 6-year, $330 million extension. He humorously dismissed the idea of upgrading his wife's engagement ring, stating she likes her current one. When asked about not requesting an additional $5 million to surpass Dak Prescott's record, he emphasized that it wouldn't significantly change his life.
Allen, coming off an MVP season with 41 total touchdowns, expressed gratitude for his personal life and the team's potential following key roster additions. The Bills aim for another Super Bowl run after a controversial AFC Championship loss.
#outdoors
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As ice-fishing season wanes, anglers are transitioning to open-water fishing, with crappies moving from deeper basins to shallower spawning areas. Key strategies include targeting mid-depth structures and using specific jigs and micro-plastics to attract aggressive fish.
Additionally, the organization Wheelchairs & Walleyes is making strides in improving outdoor access for children with adaptive needs, including the construction of wheelchair ramps at fishing locations. Their efforts aim to provide inclusive recreational opportunities for all.