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18 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: Prince Harry is a 'pawn for Donald Trump': 'Quaking in his boots!'
Prince Harry faces a significant challenge as a US court has ordered the release of his visa application documents by Tuesday. Royal commentator Helena Chard suggests that this situation positions Harry as a "pawn" in broader political issues, particularly relating to Trump's border security policies.
The release will include three out of four documents, raising questions about whether Harry entered the US illegally or misrepresented himself on his visa application. The Heritage Foundation has been instrumental in advancing this case.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Trump Is Defeating Evil While Jasmine Crockett Shows Us Her Makeup Room
On the "Alex Marlow Show," host Alex Marlow criticized Democrats for prioritizing personal branding over legislative work. He highlighted Rep. Jasmine Crockett's focus on her makeup room, suggesting that Democrats are more interested in celebrity status than in accomplishing meaningful legislation.
Marlow's comments reflect a broader view that the party is not focused on governance but rather on becoming media personalities.
#society
Breitbart: VA to ‘Phase Out’ Sex Change Drugs for Trans-Identifying Veterans
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will phase out sex change drugs for transgender veterans, stating that such treatments should not be funded by the VA. Secretary Doug Collins emphasized that veterans can pursue gender transition at their own expense, while redirecting savings to support severely injured veterans.
The VA will continue to provide comprehensive health care for all eligible veterans, including those identifying as LGBTQ+, but will no longer offer cross-sex hormone therapy or any medical procedures for gender dysphoria. This decision aligns with President Trump's executive order recognizing only two sexes.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says it’s prepared to expand surprise Gaza op beyond airstrikes, as US offers backing
Israel has resumed airstrikes in Gaza, marking the end of a two-month ceasefire. This decision has raised concerns among families of hostages, who argue that military actions contradict the goal of securing their loved ones' release. The Israeli government maintains that military operations are necessary to dismantle Hamas.
The Hamas-run health ministry reports significant casualties, with the death toll rising to over 230, including many civilians. Israeli officials assert that their strikes target Hamas infrastructure and leadership, while Hamas claims the ceasefire's collapse exposes hostages to danger. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for further escalation.
#culture
Breitbart: Watch: Trump Speaks at Kennedy Center Board Meeting, Vows to ‘Fix It Up’
President Trump has taken control of the Kennedy Center, appointing Richard Grenell as interim executive director and vowing to revamp the facility, which he criticized for its current state despite a recent expansion. He plans to remove or postpone 26 acts and aims to eliminate what he calls "woke" performances.
Trump's actions have sparked backlash from artists like Issa Rae and Lin-Manuel Miranda, who canceled their appearances in protest. He expressed disappointment with the center's direction and linked it to broader societal issues, asserting a commitment to restore the institution's prominence.
#education
Le Monde: Thousands of French students have had the door to Canada slammed in their faces
Maelys Dunand, a law and political science student from Lyon-II, was thrilled to be accepted into a one-year exchange program at the University of British Columbia. However, new visa regulations have since altered her plans, preventing her from studying abroad and working in Canada.
This change has affected thousands of French students hoping to study in Canada, with fewer than half of applicants accepted in recent years. Canada remains a popular destination for French students, but the new restrictions have significantly limited opportunities.