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17 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Tom Homan calls out 'radical' judge for 'defying logic' with ruling to stall Trump deportations
Tom Homan criticized a federal judge's ruling that halted President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of violent illegal immigrant gangs, specifically targeting Tren de Aragua. Homan argued the decision allows dangerous individuals to remain in the U.S. and undermines public safety.
Homan emphasized that Trump's actions are aimed at making the country safer and reflect the mandate given by American voters. He contended that the judge's ruling defies logic, especially in light of the threats posed by these gangs.
#politics
The Telegraph: Why Trump lined up a tiny Himalayan nation for his travel ban list
A leaked list reveals Bhutan among 43 countries facing potential travel bans to the US, alongside nations like North Korea and Iran. This comes as part of an executive order aimed at enhancing vetting processes for countries deemed to have insufficient screening measures.
The proposed ban reflects concerns over national security and the need to prevent entry from nations associated with terrorism or harmful ideologies. Bhutan's inclusion has surprised many, given its peaceful reputation and cultural significance.
#economy
GB News: UK 'on the brink of recession' as Reeves' spending cuts trigger biggest job losses in a decade
The UK is facing a potential recession as job cuts increase and payroll data indicates the jobs market is in "recession territory." Chancellor Rachel Reeves is projected to break fiscal rules with a £4.4 billion budget deficit, as employers freeze hiring and consider layoffs due to rising taxes.
Manufacturers report significant hiring freezes and potential redundancies, with many executives fearing a recession this year. The increase in National Insurance contributions is a primary concern for businesses, leading to pessimism about economic growth and consumer confidence.
Forbes: Forever 21 Closing All U.S. Stores After Filing For Bankruptcy
Forever 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close all U.S. locations, marking its second bankruptcy in six years. The company cites intense competition from online fast fashion retailers like Shein and Temu, as well as rising costs and changing consumer trends.
While liquidation sales will take place at its stores, Forever 21's website will remain operational. The brand's intellectual property may be licensed to other operators as it seeks a buyer for its assets.
#health
The Economist: Could antivirals treat Alzheimer’s?
Recent studies suggest that antiviral vaccines, particularly those for shingles, may reduce the risk of developing dementia. Research from Stanford and other institutions indicates that vaccinated individuals show a lower incidence of dementia, with the original shingles vaccine potentially preventing one-fifth of cases.
Further findings indicate that a newer recombinant shingles vaccine could offer even greater protective effects against dementia. These developments prompt a reevaluation of the relationship between viral infections and neurodegenerative diseases.
#crime
Fox News: Lindsay Lohan's father Michael Lohan arrested just weeks after getting busted for felony assault
Michael Lohan, father of actress Lindsay Lohan, was arrested on March 16 in Palm Beach, Florida, for violating probation. This arrest follows a previous charge in February for felony assault against his estranged wife, Kate Major Lohan, where he allegedly caused her physical harm.
Lohan has a history of legal issues, including a 2021 arrest related to patient brokering in the drug treatment industry. He and Kate, married in 2014, have two sons together. A representative for Lohan has expressed confidence in his character and commitment to family despite these incidents.
#technology
Fox News: Flooded by spam after searching for a lender to refinance?
After refinancing a home, individuals may experience an increase in spam messages, as reported by a user named Morgan. To combat this, it's advisable to avoid replying to spam, use built-in filters on mobile devices, and consider third-party spam-blocking apps.
Additionally, users can minimize robocalls by not answering unfamiliar numbers, blocking spam numbers, utilizing carrier services, and employing data removal services to protect personal information. Implementing these strategies can help reduce unwanted communications.