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#illegals
Fox News: Trump thanks El Salvador for taking in alleged gang members deported from US: ‘We will not forget’
President Trump expressed gratitude to El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele for accepting deported migrants, including alleged gang members. The deportations, totaling 261 individuals, included serious criminal offenses. Bukele shared video footage of the migrants being processed in El Salvador.
The video showed armed authorities managing the deportees, emphasizing the country's efforts to combat organized crime. Bukele highlighted that this action would aid in intelligence gathering against MS-13 and contribute to making the prison system self-sustainable.
#politics
Le Monde: Israel: Netanyahu seeks to fire internal security agency chief
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to dismiss Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, citing a lack of trust following the agency's failure to prevent the October 7 Hamas attack. Bar claims the move is politically motivated, emphasizing the need for an investigation into all parties involved, including the government.
Netanyahu's actions have drawn criticism, with Attorney General Gali Baharav Miara calling the dismissal "unprecedented" and questioning its legality. Opposition leader Yair Lapid plans to challenge the decision in court, alleging it aims to obstruct a criminal investigation involving Netanyahu's aides.
Fox News: Bill Maher says Trump admin doesn't have a leg to stand on regarding free speech after Mahmoud Khalil arrest
Bill Maher criticized the Trump administration for the arrest of anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, who faces deportation for his involvement in protests at Columbia University. Maher emphasized the importance of defending free speech, even for those with controversial views.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio countered that Khalil's situation is not about free speech but rather about visa regulations and the right to remain in the U.S. He argued that individuals who support terrorist organizations should not be allowed to stay in the country.
The Telegraph: Netanyahu tries to sack spy chief after investigation into his aides
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to dismiss his spy chief, Ronen Bar, amid a Shin Bet investigation into Netanyahu's aides for allegedly aiding a marketing campaign to improve Qatar's image before the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The inquiry, which is under a gag order, involves accusations against advisers Yonatan Urich and Israel Einhorn, as well as former spokesman Eli Feldstein, who faces separate charges for leaking classified information. Netanyahu cited a lack of trust as the reason for the dismissal.
#society
GB News: Labour is 'going after the poorest' in society, Daly warns
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism over proposed cuts to disability benefits, with warnings that such actions could lead to loss of life. She argues that the welfare system is failing and needs reform to better serve the public.
#history
The Western Journal: Patrick Henry's Famous Speech Inspired Americans to Fight for Liberty 250 Years Ago
On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry delivered his iconic "Liberty or Death" speech at St. John's Church in Richmond, urging Virginia to prepare for war against British tyranny. His passionate call to arms galvanized the assembly, leading to a decision to raise a militia.
Henry's speech emphasized the urgency of the moment, declaring that the struggle for freedom was inevitable and that submission would lead to slavery. His words inspired delegates to act, marking a pivotal moment in the American Revolution.
#sports
The Mirror: Kate's 'naughty' signal to William at tense event uncovered by expert
During the Wales vs. England Six Nations rugby match, Prince William and Princess Kate displayed playful banter despite supporting opposing teams. Body language expert Judi James noted William's confident demeanor and cheeky expressions, while Kate initially appeared serious but later showed a playful side as England gained the lead.
As the match progressed, Kate's tension eased, and she shared a "naughty" smile, reflecting her enjoyment of the friendly rivalry. Their interactions highlighted their competitive spirit, with William supporting Wales and Kate rooting for England.