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#politics
Times Of Israel: Mark Carney sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister facing trade war with Trump
Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister, succeeding Justin Trudeau. He faces challenges including a trade war with the U.S. and potential federal elections. Carney aims to address U.S. tariffs and threats while boosting Canadian nationalism.
Carney, a former central banker with no political experience, is expected to trigger elections soon as the Liberal Party gains support amid rising tensions with the U.S. His cabinet includes François-Philippe Champagne as finance minister and Mélanie Joly as foreign minister.
Fox News: Tulsi Gabbard lists 'recent examples of unauthorized leaks' from intelligence community, announces crackdown
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has initiated a crackdown on leaks within the intelligence community, emphasizing that politically motivated leaks compromise national security and public trust. She announced that recent leakers will be aggressively pursued and held accountable.
Gabbard highlighted specific instances of unauthorized disclosures to various media outlets and stated that such actions will no longer be tolerated. She received support from Republican lawmakers who praised her commitment to restoring integrity within the intelligence community.
Fox News: Sununu says 'door is not closed' on '26 Senate run in battleground New Hampshire: 'I would win'
Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu is considering a potential Republican run for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in 2026. Sununu, who has a notable national profile, stated that while he is not committed to a campaign, he is keeping the door open due to encouragement from supporters.
Sununu previously ruled out a Senate bid but has shifted his stance, citing changes in priorities and attitudes within the party. He expressed confidence in his ability to win if he decides to run, while also noting that other Republicans, like former Sen. Scott Brown, are also contemplating a Senate run.
Fox News: Nancy Pelosi urges senators to oppose key spending bill, risking shutdown
House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and several Democrats are urging Senate members to oppose a critical spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. Instead, they advocate for a shorter-term funding extension to allow for further negotiations. Pelosi criticized the current bill as a "false choice" that harms working families.
Democratic leaders, including Governor J.B. Pritzker, are calling for a united front against the bill, emphasizing the need for a bipartisan budget that reflects shared priorities. They argue that supporting the bill would empower Republicans and undermine Democratic values.
Forbes: Government Shutdown: Trump Tells Schumer ‘Congratulations’ For Letting GOP Spending Bill Pass
President Trump congratulated Senator Chuck Schumer for supporting a Republican bill to prevent a government shutdown, despite nearly unanimous opposition from House Democrats. Schumer argued that avoiding a shutdown is crucial for Democrats to combat Trump's agenda, though he criticized the bill's lack of bipartisan input.
The Senate is set to vote on the legislation, which maintains current spending levels while making cuts to nondefense spending and increasing defense funding. Some Senate Democrats are torn between opposing the bill and risking a shutdown that could empower the Trump administration.
The Federalist: Hegseth Guts Pentagon Office Tied To Russia Collusion Hoaxer
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the disestablishment of the Office of Net Assessment (ONA) due to its controversial past, including ties to figures involved in the Russia collusion investigation. The Pentagon aims to realign resources to better address national security challenges.
The overhaul includes reassigning employees and terminating existing contracts, with supporters like Sen. Chuck Grassley praising the move for potentially saving taxpayers over $20 million annually. Critics, however, have begun to voice concerns about the decision.
The Western Journal: USPS Strikes a Deal with DOGE - Big Changes Are Coming to the Postal Service
The U.S. Postal Service plans to cut 10,000 jobs through a voluntary early retirement program as part of efforts to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy cited the need for fundamental changes due to the agency's unsustainable business model.
DeJoy's announcement has drawn criticism from Congressional Democrats, who warn of potential negative impacts on mail delivery. However, some responses highlight that workforce reductions have occurred under previous administrations without significantly affecting service.
Fox News: AOC slams Schumer for 'tremendous mistake' of caving to GOP to avoid government shutdown
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for supporting a House-passed funding measure to prevent a government shutdown, calling it a capitulation to Republicans and billionaire Elon Musk’s agenda. She expressed concerns that the continuing resolution undermines congressional authority and enables harmful policies.
The Democratic Party is divided over the funding measure, with some lawmakers opposing it due to its implications for federal spending and social programs. Ocasio-Cortez emphasized that the resolution could empower Musk and diminish protections for essential services like Social Security and Medicare.
#society
GB News: GB News guest reveals how £10,000 fine for lockdown snowball fight turned life upside down
Xen Watts, a former Leeds University student, organized a snowball fight in January 2021 during the Covid lockdown, which unexpectedly drew over 100 participants. Following the event, police interrogated him, leading to a £10,000 fine and significant emotional distress, damaging his relationships and mental health.
Watts expressed that the police's accusations were unfair, as they linked him to Covid deaths, causing him to be stigmatized as a rule-breaker. He described the experience as overwhelming and traumatic, highlighting the severe consequences of what he intended as a lighthearted joke.
Fox News: Wendy Williams begs medical guardian to 'get off my neck' as she insists she's not mentally incapacitated
Wendy Williams defended herself on "The View," asserting she is not mentally incapacitated and wants to terminate her guardianship. She stated she passed a recent competency test and described her living conditions in a memory care unit as isolating and restrictive.
Williams expressed frustration with her guardian and the legal system, claiming she feels imprisoned and is seeking to regain control over her life and finances after three years under guardianship. She emphasized her desire for independence and to move on from her current situation.
Le Monde: LVMH to lift age limit, letting Bernard Arnault remain CEO until 85
LVMH plans to propose raising the age limit for its CEO and chairman to 85, allowing Bernard Arnault, 76, to continue leading the luxury goods group. Arnault has yet to name a successor despite his children being involved in the company.
Shareholders will vote on this amendment at the general meeting on April 17. LVMH has seen significant financial success, generating a net profit of €12.55 billion in 2024.
The Western Journal: Up to 150 Million Americans Facing Threat of Weekend 'Megastorm'
A significant weather event, termed a "megastorm," is expected to impact up to 150 million Americans this weekend. Forecasts indicate the potential for tornadoes, blizzards, and flooding across a wide swath of middle America, with severe thunderstorms affecting 30 states.
Meteorologists warn of wind gusts reaching 80 mph and the possibility of multiple tornadoes, particularly in areas from Iowa to Mississippi. Residents are advised to prepare their storm shelters and emergency supplies as dangerous conditions are anticipated, especially after dark.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hamas to release last living American hostage after talks with Trump team
Hamas announced it will release the last living US hostage, Edan Alexander, along with the bodies of four dual nationals, following US intervention. This development may signal a shift in stalled negotiations, with Hamas expressing readiness to resume talks.
The ceasefire remains uncertain as Israel is reluctant to withdraw forces from Gaza, prioritizing the elimination of Hamas. The situation highlights a potential rift between the US and Israel, with differing focuses on hostage release and military objectives.
#military
The Western Journal: China's Invasion Barges Seen Operating in Shocking Photos
Recent images show China's "invasion barges" in operation, potentially signaling preparations for an invasion of Taiwan. These barges, equipped with long extensions and stable platforms, could facilitate the unloading of military equipment and personnel from cargo ships.
Experts suggest that these developments indicate a strategic build-up by China, which has long claimed Taiwan as its territory. The U.S. continues to support Taiwan's independence through arms sales, while China has intensified military exercises around the island.
#education
Fox News: Education Dept launches widespread civil rights probe: A look at what the agency does as Trump eyes shutdown
The Department of Education is investigating 45 universities for potential discrimination in scholarship and graduate programs, emphasizing that student assessments should be based on merit, not race. Secretary Linda McMahon stated that civil rights enforcement will be prioritized despite budget cuts.
While the department acknowledges that education funding primarily comes from state and local sources, it continues to enforce nondiscrimination policies. Recent cuts by the Trump administration aim to reduce the department's size while maintaining essential services like student loans and financial aid.
#crime
Fox News: Key witness in American college student's disappearance tells police how they met, what happened on beach
Joshua Riibe, a key witness in the disappearance of University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, reported to Dominican police that they were swept away by a wave while swimming. Riibe, who is not considered a suspect, has faced scrutiny for not reporting the incident immediately.
Konanki was last seen on March 6, shortly after leaving a hotel bar with friends. Despite a red-flag warning for rough seas, she and Riibe entered the water, where he claims they were pulled further out. Authorities continue to investigate the case as a missing person incident.