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#illegals
Fox News: US paid El Salvador to take Venezuelan Tren de Aragua members: 'pennies on the dollar,' White House says
The U.S. has allocated $6 million to El Salvador for the detention of Venezuelan illegal immigrants, including gang members, as part of a strategy to manage deportations amid legal challenges. White House officials emphasized the cost-effectiveness compared to housing these individuals in U.S. prisons.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele noted that the arrangement benefits his country and contributes to the sustainability of its prison system. The deportations occurred following a federal judge's order to halt certain deportations under a wartime law.
#politics
Breitbart: Farage Tops Starmer in PM Preference in over Half of UK Constituencies
A recent poll indicates that more UK voters prefer Reform UK leader Nigel Farage as prime minister over Labour's Sir Keir Starmer, with support for Farage in 335 constituencies compared to 291 for Starmer. Notably, 10% of former Labour voters are now considering backing Reform.
The survey suggests that the Labour Party is perceived as "anti-fun," which may be driving voters toward Reform UK. Despite internal party conflicts, Farage's Reform remains competitive against Labour, often polling in first place.
Fox News: 'The View' hosts blast Schumer, promise grilling in upcoming interview
Co-hosts of "The View" criticized Sen. Chuck Schumer for supporting a GOP funding bill, arguing it undermines Democratic opposition and enables potential cuts to Social Security and Medicare. They expressed frustration over his reasoning and pledged to confront him during his upcoming appearance on the show.
While some co-hosts defended Schumer's choice to avoid a government shutdown, others, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, labeled it a significant error. Whoopi Goldberg stated she would seek clarification from Schumer during the interview, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
Forbes: These Federal Staffers Will Be Rehired As Appeals Court Rules Against Trump Administration’s Mass Firings
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling requiring the Trump administration to rehire approximately 24,000 probationary employees terminated from six federal agencies. The 9th Circuit Court found the mass firings unlawful, stating the Office of Personnel Management lacked authority to terminate employees from other agencies.
This ruling follows a broader trend of legal challenges against the Trump administration's workforce reductions. Additional court orders have also directed rehiring at various federal agencies, with ongoing litigation that could further impact staffing decisions.
Forbes: Trump Appears To Walk Back Executive Order Eliminating Two National Monuments
The White House has removed language from a fact sheet regarding President Trump's executive order that rescinded protections for two national monuments in California, established by President Biden. Local officials have raised concerns about Trump's authority to eliminate these designations.
Critics argue that the rescinding of the Chuckwalla and Sáttítla Highlands monuments jeopardizes local recreational opportunities and water protections. It remains unclear whether Trump can legally abolish national monument designations without congressional approval.
Fox News: White House press secretary says Statue of Liberty going nowhere, replies to French politician
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to French politician Raphaël Glucksmann's demand for the return of the Statue of Liberty, emphasizing that the U.S. played a crucial role in liberating France during World War II. Leavitt stated that the statue is a symbol of American values and should be appreciated rather than criticized.
Glucksmann's comments were made during a speech where he accused the U.S. of despising the statue, which was a gift from France. He also criticized President Trump’s administration for its approach to Ukraine. The Statue of Liberty, a symbol of French-American friendship, remains U.S. government property.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Dwarf Actors Plan to Protest ‘Snow White’ for Not Hiring Dwarfs to Play Dwarfs
Dwarf actors plan to protest outside Disney Studios over the decision to use CGI instead of casting real dwarfs in the live-action Snow White remake. They argue that this exclusion contradicts Hollywood's supposed commitment to diversity and inclusion.
The controversy began when actor Peter Dinklage criticized the portrayal of dwarfs in the film, leading Disney to replace them with CGI characters. Protest organizers emphasize that this decision overlooks talented dwarf actors who seek opportunities in the industry.
The Western Journal: Sharia Law Enshrined in New Syrian Constitution: 'Islamic Jurisprudence' Is Now the Law There
Sharia law has been established as the primary source of legislation in Syria following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad. This shift, led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, raises concerns for the Christian minority, who have faced increased persecution amid ongoing violence.
Reports indicate that Christians and other religious minorities are being targeted in clashes with the new Islamic government, highlighting the potential consequences of Western support for the rebels. The situation underscores the challenges of coexistence in a region where Islamic jurisprudence prevails.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Hamas backs out of deal to release American hostage Edan Alexander
Hamas has reneged on its agreement to release American hostage Edan Alexander, introducing new demands deemed impractical by US officials. The group now insists on additional Palestinian prisoner releases and other conditions before any hostages are freed.
Israel has rejected these demands but supports a US-backed proposal to extend a ceasefire and facilitate the release of more hostages. The situation remains tense as negotiations continue, with a deadline set for Hamas to accept the deal.
#military
GB News: Britons 'WILL be conscripted' if we go to war with Russia claims MP
Liberal Democrat MP Mike Martin warned that Britons may face conscription if the UK goes to war with Russia, highlighting the need for military readiness amidst rising tensions. He believes strengthening defenses could help prevent conflict but acknowledges the possibility of a direct confrontation.
Tory MP Tobias Ellwood echoed the call for reintroducing compulsory national service to enhance military capabilities. Meanwhile, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer emphasized the need to increase defense spending and maintain pressure on Russia to ensure peace in Europe.
#crime
Breitbart: GRAPHIC: Cartel Jalisco Gunmen Kill 5, Injure 2 During Attacks in Western Mexico
In Western Mexico, Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) launched coordinated attacks, resulting in the deaths of three soldiers and two National Guardsmen, while injuring two others. The violence occurred in Michoacan and Jalisco, with ambushes targeting military convoys.
In response, Mexican authorities deployed troops to the affected areas, where CJNG set up roadblocks and torched vehicles to hinder law enforcement. The motive for the attacks remains unclear, but the region is known for ongoing turf wars among criminal organizations.
Fox News: USPS worker convicted of stealing $1.6 million in checks, then spending it on luxury hotels, gentlemen's clubs
Hachikosela Muchimba, a former U.S. Postal Service employee, was convicted of stealing over $1.6 million in checks to support a lavish lifestyle. He was found guilty of mail theft and bank fraud after altering and falsely endorsing checks deposited into his bank accounts.
Muchimba's illegal activities spanned from December 2020 to March 2023, and he faces a maximum of 30 years for bank fraud and additional time for other charges, including unlawful procurement of citizenship. He attempted to flee to Zambia at the time of his arrest.
Fox News: Missing American in Dominican Republic: Key witness asks court to end de facto house arrest
Joshua Riibe, a key witness in the disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki, has had his passport confiscated and is under police surveillance in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. His attorneys filed a writ of habeas corpus seeking to end what they describe as his de facto house arrest.
Konanki, a University of Pittsburgh student, has been missing since March 6. Riibe's family claims he has been subjected to irregular detention conditions and extensive questioning without legal counsel. While he has cooperated with authorities, concerns over his treatment have prompted legal action.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Tennis Star Iga Swiatek Booed After Hitting Ball at Ball Boy
Iga Swiatek, the former world No. 1, faced a surprising defeat against Mirra Andreeva at the Indian Wells Open. Frustrated during the match, Swiatek hit a ball towards a ball boy after complaining about their movements, leading to boos from the crowd and potential disciplinary action from the WTA.
Swiatek's actions have sparked significant backlash on social media, highlighting the importance of sportsmanship in tennis. Despite her upset loss, the incident has overshadowed the match itself.