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#illegals
Fox News: Vets group patching border fence pledges vigilance amid Trump success: 'There are still gaps'
A group of U.S. military veterans, known as Border Vets, continues to volunteer their time to secure gaps in the U.S.-Mexico border barrier in Southern California. Despite a significant drop in illegal crossings since President Trump took office, the group remains vigilant, noting that some migrants still attempt to cross.
The Border Vets have made improvements to the barrier, including adding razor wire, and report that U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents have welcomed their assistance. The veterans emphasize the importance of maintaining border security to prevent a return to previous crisis levels of illegal crossings.
#politics
Fox News: VP Vance jeered at Kennedy Center concert: video
Vice President JD Vance faced boos during a National Symphony Orchestra concert at the Kennedy Center, prompting comments from Richard Grenell about the perceived intolerance of the political left. Vance's attendance has drawn attention amid recent leadership changes at the Kennedy Center.
The event coincided with President Trump's announcement of a shakeup in the Kennedy Center's leadership, including the appointment of Grenell as interim director and Trump as Board Chair. Vance has previously expressed surprise at the cultural divide between elites and America's poorer communities.
Fox News: Reparations fight hits Congress as GOP looks to defund new DC task force
A group of House Republicans is proposing a bill to block federal funding for any state or local policies related to slavery reparations. This move follows the establishment of a reparations task force in Washington, D.C., which has drawn criticism from conservatives who view reparations as an unjust burden on taxpayers.
House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Chairman Brian Babin argues that reparations unfairly target American citizens for historical injustices. He emphasizes the need for policies that promote economic opportunity for all rather than reparations based on ancestry.
Breitbart: South African Ambassador Emrahim Rasool: Trump is Leading Global White Supremacist Movement
South African Ambassador Embrahim Rasool claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump is leading a white supremacist movement, linking his foreign policy to a broader global trend of white supremacy. He criticized Trump's stance on South Africa's property expropriation and alliances with countries like Iran and Hamas.
Rasool suggested that the MAGA movement reflects a response to demographic changes in the U.S., framing it as a supremacist assault on the current global order. He posited that South Africa could counter Trump's influence, while also acknowledging some merit in Trump's critique of Western-dominated institutions.
#society
GB News: National Lottery winner claims huge £1.9m jackpot while second prize holder still missing
A National Lottery winner has claimed their £1.9 million share of a £3.8 million jackpot from the March 1 draw, while officials search for the second winner. Both tickets were purchased online, and the missing winner is urged to check their emails and accounts.
The winning numbers were 06, 11, 14, 19, 41, 43, with 53 as the bonus. The second winner has 180 days to claim their prize, and lottery officials are encouraging online players to verify their tickets. February saw a surge in winners, with multiple jackpots claimed.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin is using a classic Russian negotiating tactic to delay a ceasefire
Vladimir Putin has opted to prolong the conflict in Ukraine while praising Donald Trump and discussing "nuances" in negotiations. This tactic aims to appear cooperative while stalling for time and seeking concessions.
Trump's administration now faces a challenge: they could push for an immediate ceasefire, leveraging their influence as they did with Ukraine's president.
Le Monde: Finland sentences Russian neo-Nazi to life over Ukraine 'war crimes'
A Finnish court sentenced Russian neo-Nazi Voislav Torden to life in prison for war crimes in Ukraine, including mutilating a wounded soldier and leading actions that resulted in war crimes. Torden was part of the Rusich paramilitary group and was found guilty of multiple offenses.
The court dismissed a key charge regarding an ambush on Ukrainian soldiers due to insufficient evidence linking Torden to the attack. Finland's application of "universal jurisdiction" allowed for these charges to be brought despite the crimes occurring outside its borders.
Fox News: Trump blames Biden for getting US into a 'mess with Russia'
Former President Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden for the ongoing conflict with Russia, claiming that a ceasefire is essential to prevent further loss of life. Trump stated that if he were president, the war would not have occurred and expressed a desire for peace rather than sanctions against Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the Trump administration to impose more sanctions on Russia, while Trump acknowledged potential financial actions against Russia but preferred diplomatic solutions. Trump also reiterated his criticisms of Biden's presidency, citing various domestic and foreign policy failures.
#military
Breitbart: Biggs Urges Hegseth to Look Into Army Pilot Being Punished over Vax Mandate
Rep. Andy Biggs has urged Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to investigate the case of Army Black Hawk pilot CW3 Brandon Budge, who faces discharge over a false vaccine record linked to the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Biggs argues that the mandate was unconstitutional and that service members should not be punished for errors beyond their control.
Budge, who initially resisted vaccination, discovered a false entry in his medical records stating he had been vaccinated. After complying with the mandate under duress, he was reprimanded for not correcting the false record. Biggs calls for due process and integrity in military discharges related to the mandate.
#education
Breitbart: Hawley: Universities Should Have Endowments Taxed, Lose Federal Funding
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) called for taxing university endowments and ending federal funding for institutions he claims indoctrinate students and discriminate against Jewish students. He criticized schools for allegedly supporting pro-Hamas activities while benefiting from taxpayer money.
Hawley emphasized the need to hold universities accountable and suggested expelling visa-holding students involved in such actions.
#crime
Breitbart: U.N. Judge from Uganda Convicted of Forcing U.K. Woman into Slavery
A U.K. jury convicted Lydia Mugambe, a United Nations judge and Ugandan high court judge, of enslaving a young woman by tricking her into coming to the country. The victim was forced to work as a maid and childcare provider without pay.
Mugambe, who denied the charges, was found guilty of multiple offenses, including immigration violations and conspiracy to intimidate a witness. She will be sentenced on May 2.
#technology
Fox News: Apple releases emergency security update for serious vulnerability
Apple has released iOS 18.3.2 and iPadOS 18.3.2 to address a serious security vulnerability, CVE-2025-24201, that affects various iPhone and iPad models. This flaw, linked to WebKit, could allow hackers to exploit web content to access sensitive system resources. Users are urged to update their devices immediately.
The vulnerability has reportedly been exploited in targeted attacks, primarily affecting high-profile individuals. Regular updates are crucial for protecting against such threats. Users are also advised to implement additional security measures, such as enabling two-factor authentication and using strong passwords.