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#illegals
Fox News: Newsom asks for nearly another $3B for state health program overwhelmed by illegal immigrants
California Governor Gavin Newsom is seeking an additional $2.8 billion loan to address a significant deficit in the state's Medicaid program, exacerbated by costs associated with coverage for illegal immigrants. This follows a previous request for $3.4 billion to cover outstanding Medi-Cal costs, with the total deficit now reaching $6.2 billion.
While Newsom's office attributes rising costs to overall enrollment and pharmaceutical expenses, Republican lawmakers argue that state policies regarding illegal immigrant coverage are to blame. The budget for covering illegal immigrants in Medi-Cal is projected to reach $8.4 billion for 2024-2025, indicating a substantial underestimation of enrollees.
#politics
Fox News: Schumer pressed on whether he should step down amid spending bill fallout during 'The View'
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., firmly rejected calls for him to step down as Senate Minority Leader during an appearance on "The View." He faced criticism from fellow Democrats for voting in favor of a Republican spending bill, which he argued was necessary to avoid a government shutdown.
Schumer defended his leadership, emphasizing his role in candidate recruitment and campaign strategy, and expressed confidence in the Democratic caucus's ability to unite against former President Trump. Despite dissent from some party members, he maintained that he should continue to lead.
The Western Journal: Lib Outlet Smears Trump With Inappropriate Behavior Claim Against GOP Rep Luna, Gets Called Out By Her
The Daily Beast is criticized for misrepresenting President Trump's comments to Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, suggesting inappropriate behavior when he offered her a bed on his plane due to her pregnancy-related illness. Luna defended Trump, stating the offer was made respectfully in front of her husband.
Axios also clarified that the comments were taken out of context, emphasizing that they were meant humorously. The backlash highlights ongoing tensions between conservative figures and media outlets perceived as biased.
Fox News: Sunny Hostin scolds Schumer that he 'caved' on shutdown fight
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., firmly rejected calls for him to step down as Senate Minority Leader during an appearance on "The View." He faced criticism from fellow Democrats for voting in favor of a Republican spending bill, which he argued was necessary to avoid a government shutdown.
Schumer defended his leadership, emphasizing his role in candidate recruitment and campaign strategy, and expressed confidence in the Democratic caucus's ability to unite against former President Trump. Despite dissent from some party members, he maintained that he should continue to lead.
Fox News: Fox News Digital crushes CNN, NY Times in key metrics during February to finish as top news brand
In February, Fox News Digital maintained its dominance over CNN and other news outlets, leading in multiplatform views, minutes, and YouTube engagement. The network recorded 4.1 billion multiplatform minutes, a 33% increase from the previous year, while CNN saw a 22% decline.
Fox News also excelled on social media, achieving 78 million interactions and 1.2 billion social video views, marking its best month ever. This performance reflects a significant gap between Fox News and its competitors, solidifying its status as the leading news brand.
Fox News: SCOOP: Impeachment articles hit judge who ordered Trump to stop Tren de Aragua deportation flights
Rep. Brandon Gill has filed impeachment articles against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg for halting deportation flights under the Alien Enemies Act. Gill claims Boasberg's actions overstep judicial authority and undermine the executive branch's ability to enforce immigration policies.
The judge's restraining order came after human rights groups raised concerns about the deportation of Venezuelan nationals. The situation may escalate to the Supreme Court, impacting the scope of federal judges' powers.
Fox News: Thousands of new JFK assassination files set to be released after Trump announcement
Approximately 80,000 unredacted files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy are set to be released following President Donald Trump's announcement. Trump emphasized that the files should not be redacted and expressed anticipation for their contents.
This release follows an executive order signed by Trump in January, which also aimed to declassify documents related to the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Previous administrations have promised similar releases, but delays have occurred.
#society
GB News: Pothole crisis reaches boiling point as road repair costs soar to £17billion - 'Drivers pay the price'
A new report estimates that it would cost £17 billion to repair all potholes in England and Wales, despite ongoing efforts to fill one every 18 seconds. The backlog is significant, with many roads nearing the end of their structural life, leading to potential chaos for motorists.
Experts warn that without a long-term funding commitment, the situation will worsen, resulting in higher repair costs and continued discomfort for drivers. Calls for a substantial increase in investment and a five-year funding plan have been made to address the growing repair backlog.
The Federalist: Veterans Affairs Ends Distribution Of Chemical Castration Drugs
The Department of Veterans Affairs will phase out chemical castration drugs for trans-identifying veterans, stating that those wishing to change their sex must do so at their own expense. The VA will no longer provide cross-sex hormone therapy, except for veterans already receiving it under specific conditions.
The decision aligns with a directive from President Trump emphasizing the recognition of only two sexes. The VA aims to redirect savings from these services to aid severely injured veterans, citing a lack of reliable data on the number of trans veterans and related expenditures.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Video. Israeli army carries out deadly strikes on the Gaza Strip
At least 330 people have died in Gaza due to Israeli strikes, marking the highest casualties since a truce began on January 19. Negotiations for a second phase of the ceasefire are stalled, with Israel citing Hamas's refusal to release hostages as a key issue.
The director of hospitals in Gaza has described the situation as "disastrous." Both sides continue to blame each other for the breakdown of the ceasefire.
The Telegraph: On Ukraine Trump sees the world as it is rather than what we would like it to be
Sir Keir Starmer's efforts to establish an international peacekeeping force for Ukraine face significant challenges, as there is little chance of convincing Vladimir Putin to accept European troops. The U.S. has been the primary military supporter of Ukraine, while European leaders are hesitant to commit troops on the ground.
Moreover, any peacekeeping force would require American backing, which risks entangling the U.S. in a conflict that many European nations are reluctant to join. With negotiations between Trump and Putin underway, the prospect of a peacekeeping force remains uncertain, as any agreement will ultimately depend on Putin's terms.
#history
Breitbart: Last Battle of Britain Pilot John 'Paddy' Hemingway Dies Aged 105 Years
John “Paddy” Hemingway, the last surviving pilot of the Battle of Britain, has died at the age of 105 in Dublin. He played a crucial role in defending Britain against the Nazi air force during World War II, famously recalling that luck was as important as skill in combat.
Hemingway enlisted in the Royal Air Force in 1938 and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his bravery. He continued to serve in the RAF until his retirement in 1969, leaving behind a legacy as part of "the few" who defended Britain during its darkest hours.
#health
Fox News: Bipartisan bill seeks to stop pharmacy middlemen from driving up drug costs for financial gain
A bipartisan group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, has introduced the "Delinking Revenue from Unfair Gouging (DRUG) Act" to reform Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). The bill aims to eliminate PBMs' incentive to promote higher-priced drugs by requiring them to charge a flat fee for their services.
The sponsors argue that the current PBM practices contribute to rising drug costs and pharmacy closures, disproportionately affecting low-income individuals and those with chronic illnesses. The DRUG Act seeks to enhance transparency and prioritize patient needs over profits.
#crime
The Western Journal: Man Learns Painful Lesson After Attempt to Torch 3 Tesla Chargers Literally Backfires
A 24-year-old man, Daniel Clarke-Pounder, faces federal charges for allegedly attempting to burn Tesla charging stations in South Carolina using Molotov cocktails. His actions followed the spray-painting of an anti-Trump, pro-Ukraine message nearby.
Clarke-Pounder's vandalism is seen as part of a broader trend of politically motivated attacks, raising concerns about safety and respect across political divides. He could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.