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14 Mar 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Dangerous Criminal Aliens Arrested in New Mexico ICE Raids
Recent federal investigations in New Mexico led to the arrest of dozens of criminal illegal aliens, including four linked to weapons offenses. Among those arrested, many had serious criminal convictions, highlighting ongoing concerns about public safety.
ICE operations, supported by various federal agencies, resulted in the apprehension of 48 illegal aliens, nearly half of whom had prior serious offenses. The actions underscore ICE's commitment to removing dangerous individuals from communities.
#politics
Breitbart: U.S. Postal Service to Work with DOGE on Fixing 'Broken Business Model'
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy plans to collaborate with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to reform the USPS, aiming to cut 10,000 jobs and billions from its budget. DeJoy cited a "broken business model" and significant financial losses as reasons for the changes.
With 640,000 employees currently, the job cuts will begin within 30 days through a voluntary early retirement program. DeJoy, who has faced numerous challenges since his 2020 appointment, previously indicated intentions to step down.
Breitbart: Nate Vance Retracts 'Useful Idiots' Comment About Cousin JD Vance, Trump
Nate Vance, cousin of Vice President JD Vance, retracted his previous comments labeling Vance and Donald Trump as "Putin’s useful idiots," attributing his remarks to anger and a lack of understanding. He acknowledged his regret and emphasized the importance of being prepared for public appearances.
Vice President Vance responded by expressing love for his cousin while addressing communication issues between them. He noted that Nate could have reached out to family members instead of airing grievances publicly.
#society
Breitbart: Actress Carrie-Anne Moss Rejected 'Huge' Roles to Become a Mom, 'I Don't Have Regret'
Carrie-Anne Moss, known for her role in The Matrix, chose to prioritize motherhood over high-profile movie roles after her success in the franchise. She expressed no regrets about her decision, emphasizing the importance of family over career achievements.
Moss's reflections highlight a contrast in societal values, where she advocates for the significance of motherhood amid a culture that sometimes glorifies career over family.
The Federalist: Covid Tyrants Were Perpetrators, Not Victims
Five years post-Covid pandemic, the narrative often blames the virus for societal disruptions, while neglecting the role of public health officials and government leaders in enforcing lockdowns and mandates. Critics argue that these measures lacked scientific backing and caused significant harm, including increased poverty, mental health issues, and educational setbacks.
The article contends that the erosion of trust in public health is not due to the virus itself but rather the actions of officials who implemented authoritarian measures. To regain public confidence, leaders must reject totalitarian approaches in future crises.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta to Launch Community Notes Next Week
Meta will introduce its Community Notes feature on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads in the U.S. next week. This move replaces the company's previous "fact-checking" system, which faced criticism for bias against conservatives.
The Community Notes feature allows users to provide context to potentially misleading posts, promoting public discussion over censorship. This shift aligns with similar practices on Elon Musk's X platform, aiming to restore trust and prioritize free expression.
The Western Journal: Radical Columbia Students Who Took Over a Campus Building Learn Their Fate
Columbia University has announced punishments for 22 students involved in a pro-Palestinian protest that included occupying Hamilton Hall. The university faced criticism for failing to protect Jewish students amid rising tensions on campus.
The U.S. government has also taken action, arresting a Palestinian activist for allegedly supporting Hamas. Critics argue these measures infringe on free speech, while supporters maintain that students cannot engage in unlawful activities under the guise of protest.
#health
Forbes: Measles Outbreak: Cases In Texas Surpass 250 As Illness Spreads To 15 States
A measles outbreak in Texas has infected over 250 individuals, with 34 hospitalized and one child deceased. The Texas Department of State Health Services reports that most cases involve unvaccinated individuals. The outbreak has expanded to 15 states, exceeding total cases from 2024.
In addition to Texas, New Mexico has reported 35 cases, primarily in Lea County. The highly contagious nature of measles raises concerns about further spread. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination, as the outbreak marks the largest in Texas in 30 years.
Fox News: Dr. Oz bats back Democratic attempts to paint him as a 'snake oil' salesman in Senate hearing
Dr. Mehmet Oz faced criticism during his Senate confirmation hearing to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, particularly for promoting unproven health supplements. Senators questioned his motivations and financial ties to companies in the health sector, with one calling his actions "wellness grifting."
Oz defended his past endorsements, stating he never claimed certain products were miracle cures, while acknowledging the "Dr. Oz effect" on product sales. He has pledged to divest from numerous companies to avoid conflicts of interest. A committee vote on his nomination is pending.
The Economist: What is the best way to keep your teeth healthy?
Fluoride in tap water has been used to promote dental health, but a 2024 review by the National Toxicology Programme indicates that high fluoride levels may be linked to lower IQ in children. This raises concerns about the safety and efficacy of fluoride as a public health measure.
Tooth brushing remains the most effective method for maintaining oral health. The ongoing debate over fluoride's impact on cognitive development highlights the need for careful consideration of public health policies.
#sports
GB News: Tuchel shuts down German reporter at press conference as he bids to win over England fans
New England manager Thomas Tuchel declined a request to answer a question in German during a press conference, citing respect for the setting. He expressed his happiness about leading the England squad and emphasized the importance of communication and the differences between club and international football.
Tuchel is eager to embrace the challenges of international management, highlighting his enjoyment of the players and the competitive nature of football in England. He looks forward to working closely with the team as they aim for their first major trophy since 1966.
Fox News: March Madness gear for pets: 7 picks for your four-legged fan
March Madness kicks off on March 16, culminating in the championship game on April 7. Fans can gear up their pets with NCAA-themed apparel, including jerseys, bandannas, and collars, available from various retailers. Streaming options include Hulu, Paramount+, and Max.
Pet owners can choose from a variety of officially licensed merchandise, such as mesh jerseys, hoodies, and collars representing popular teams. These items are designed for comfort and school spirit, ensuring pets can join in the excitement of the tournament.