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14 Mar 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Tren de Aragua-Linked Colorado Fugitive Arrested After Allegedly Shoplifting in Michigan
A Venezuelan migrant wanted for kidnapping and torture in Colorado was arrested in Auburn Hills, Michigan, following a failed shoplifting attempt. The suspect is linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, classified as a foreign terrorist organization.
In a separate incident, El Paso Sector agents apprehended a previously deported Mexican national with a history of human smuggling after he illegally crossed into New Mexico. He faces a new removal order.
Forbes: Second Palestinian Columbia Student Arrested: DHS Says Protester Overstayed Her Visa
The Department of Homeland Security arrested a Columbia University student for overstaying her visa, linked to pro-Palestinian protests. The student, a Palestinian, had an F-1 visa that expired in 2022.
This follows the arrest of another former Columbia student, Muhammad Khalil, and the self-deportation of Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian national, after her visa was revoked. DHS claims both students supported Hamas, though evidence has not been provided.
Breitbart: Pro-Hamas Foreign Student Uses Trump's Self-Deportation App to Leave U.S.
A foreign student at Columbia University, Ranjani Srinivasan, had her F-1 visa revoked due to her participation in pro-Hamas protests. She subsequently used a self-deportation app to leave the U.S. for India.
Additionally, DHS announced the arrest of Leqaa Kordia for overstaying her visa and involvement in similar protests, while Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation risks after leading protests.
#politics
Fox News: Dem senator mocked online for ditching his Tesla to protest 'a--hole' Musk: 'Stunning and brave'
Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona announced he is selling his Tesla due to negative associations with CEO Elon Musk, whom he criticized as an "a--hole." Kelly expressed discomfort using the vehicle amid job cuts at the Department of Veterans Affairs, stating it has become a political symbol.
Conservatives mocked Kelly's decision on social media, highlighting the irony of distancing from a product he previously endorsed. The backlash included comments on the Democrats' inconsistent stance on electric vehicles, as tensions between Kelly and Musk continue to escalate.
Fox News: Top House Democrat leaves Schumer in the cold amid left's disarray on shutdown drama
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries avoided questions about his confidence in Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during a press conference, emphasizing opposition to a Republican government funding bill. This has raised concerns about a rift between the two Democratic leaders.
Jeffries faced criticism from fellow Democrats for Schumer's support of the bill, which aims to prevent a government shutdown. The situation reflects significant disarray within the party as they navigate the funding negotiations.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Did Trump Slam 'Brokies' Who Are 'Crying About the Stock Market'?
President Trump allegedly made a post on Truth Social criticizing those upset about the stock market, calling them "brokies" and stating he doesn't care about the market. However, this post was later deemed unverifiable by AI and not found on his official account.
The stock market has been experiencing volatility, with the S&P 500 down since Trump's inauguration. Despite the turmoil, Trump continues to emphasize positive employment numbers and his trade policies. The incident highlights the challenges of AI in accurately fact-checking social media claims.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Laughs at 'Hilarious' Suggestion He Would Run for President
Stephen A. Smith has dismissed speculation about his potential presidential run, expressing disbelief that anyone takes it seriously. He described the idea as amusing and emphasized his satisfaction with his current career in sports media.
While he previously hinted at a role in revitalizing the Democratic Party, he now asserts he has no intention of running. His comments suggest he will continue to engage in political banter for publicity rather than pursue a serious campaign.
Fox News: Trump blasts Biden’s DOJ: They tried to turn US into a ‘corrupt communist' third world country
Donald Trump criticized Joe Biden's Department of Justice, calling it the "department of injustice" and accusing it of attempting to turn the U.S. into a "corrupt communist" nation. He claimed that past efforts to undermine American values have failed and emphasized that freedom and justice prevailed.
Trump's remarks come amid ongoing investigations into his actions during and after his presidency, including efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and handling of classified materials. He condemned the use of the law to target the innocent and praised the resilience of American democracy.
#society
Breitbart: California School Settles with Student Accused of Wearing 'Black Face' to Football Game
A California boy, Daniel Ameduri, faced suspension for allegedly wearing "black face" during a football game, which his family contested as a misunderstanding of harmless eye blacking. The school has since agreed to expunge his record and erase the suspension after legal action.
The family's lawyer emphasized the potential long-term impact of the false allegations on Ameduri's education and career. The school district's settlement aims to correct what they deemed an injustice, highlighting the importance of protecting students from baseless accusations.
GB News: Ben Leo fumes ‘I’m off’ and jumps out of seat as GB News moment leaves him dismayed
GB News host Ben Leo expressed dismay after watching a clip of himself and Nana Akua singing "God Save the King," humorously declaring, “I’m off” and comparing their on-air appearance to "Tweedle dum and tweedle dee."
The discussion centered on new England manager Thomas Tuchel, who is the first German to lead the national team. Akua argued that the manager should sing the anthem and be English, while Leo noted the limited pool of English candidates. Tuchel, in a press conference, endeared himself to fans by responding to questions in English.
Fox News: Senate passes HALT Fentanyl Act to permanently classify all fentanyl-related drugs as Schedule I substances
The Senate has passed the HALT Fentanyl Act, permanently classifying fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I under the Controlled Substances Act. The bipartisan bill aims to close loopholes that allow traffickers to exploit chemical variations of fentanyl, garnering 84 votes in favor.
While some Democrats expressed concerns about potential increases in mass incarceration and the bill's effectiveness, supporters argue it will streamline research on fentanyl analogs. Over 107,000 overdose deaths were reported in 2023, with nearly 70% linked to fentanyl.
Forbes: New Trump Financial Reporting Rule Aims To Capture Cash Transactions As Low As $200
The Trump administration is implementing a new Geographic Targeting Order (GTO) that mandates financial reporting for cash transactions over $200 in 30 specific ZIP codes across California and Texas. This requirement, effective April 14, 2025, aims to combat money laundering linked to Mexico-based cartels, significantly lowering the previous $10,000 reporting threshold.
Critics, including the Cato Institute, argue that this move infringes on privacy and could disproportionately affect unbanked individuals, who often rely on money services businesses. Concerns also arise about potential future expansions of such reporting requirements beyond the targeted areas.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: It doesn’t matter to Putin if Russia’s Kursk encirclement is fact or fiction
Russia claims to have thousands of Ukrainians surrounded, a statement contradicted by Ukrainian military reports and independent analysis. This narrative seems aimed at persuading President Trump to increase pressure on Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Ukrainians remain skeptical of Putin, recalling past instances where he exploited similar situations. Their distrust is rooted in historical experiences with Russian tactics.
#culture
Fox News: Dolly Parton surprises fans with first public appearance since husband's devastating death
Dolly Parton made her first public appearance since the death of her husband, Carl Dean, on March 3, after 59 years of marriage. At Dollywood's 40th anniversary celebration, she expressed her love and gratitude to guests while sharing a heartfelt message on Instagram.
Parton reflected on their long relationship and the support Dean provided throughout her career. He inspired her famous song "Jolene," stemming from a humorous situation involving a bank teller's attention to him. Dean will be laid to rest in a private ceremony.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: Christ is King—ignore the woke scolds who tell you otherwise
Jack Posobiec responded to a study from the Network Contagion Research Institute that criticized online influencers using the phrase "Christ is King." The report named Posobiec for his popular posts, asserting that the phrase has been hijacked by extremists, though he maintained its original, apolitical meaning.
Posobiec expressed his discontent with the study, stating it attempts to label the phrase as divisive and potentially antisemitic. He emphasized the importance of free speech and criticized the involvement of prominent figures like Dr. Jordan Peterson in the report. He concluded by reaffirming his belief in the phrase's significance.
#health
The Federalist: Scuttled CDC Pick Slams Big Pharma And Senators On Its Payroll
Dr. Dave Weldon, nominated by Trump to lead the CDC, claims his nomination was withdrawn due to pressure from pharmaceutical companies, which he argues are the most powerful lobby in Washington. He faced opposition from key senators despite previously supportive meetings.
Weldon, criticized as an "anti-vaxxer," has raised concerns about vaccine safety, citing past controversies over thimerosal and the MMR vaccine. He believes his stance on these issues contributed to his nomination's failure, highlighting the influence of the pharmaceutical industry on health policy.
#education
The Western Journal: Department of Education Lists 51 Universities Under Investigation for Race-Based DEI Policies
The Department of Education investigates 51 universities for possible Title VI violations, emphasizing merit over race.
#crime
Breitbart: Seattle Arsonist Pours Gasoline on Tesla EV Before Setting It on Fire
A Tesla Model S was set on fire in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood by an arsonist who poured gasoline on the vehicle before fleeing. Police found a gasoline can at the scene and are reviewing security footage to identify the suspect.
This incident follows a series of attacks on Tesla vehicles, including vandalism and a fire at a parking lot. The motives behind these attacks are under investigation, with some suggesting they are linked to tensions surrounding Elon Musk's political affiliations.
#other
Le Monde: When Louboutin and Galliano fit perfectly together
Christian Louboutin has collaborated with John Galliano and Maison Margiela to create a collection featuring iconic designs like Tabi ballerina flats and Kate pumps. The partnership emerged organically during a lunch conversation between the two designers.
The collection showcases innovative techniques, such as a unique construction method for the Tabi shape, and features styles like "Marlougiela" and "Loubiella." The designs blend Margiela's raw aesthetic with Louboutin's signature elements, including the iconic red sole.