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#illegals
Fox News: Hundreds of migrants evicted from Paris theater after squatting there for months
Over 400 migrants were evacuated from the Gaite Lyrique theater in Paris after a three-month occupation, with police using tear gas initially but largely conducting the operation without major incidents. Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo cited escalating tensions as the reason for the action.
During the operation, police arrested over 46 individuals, including some activists opposing the eviction. Authorities described the occupation as a threat to public order, leading to the theater's suspension of operations since December due to the migrants' demands for food and shelter.
#politics
Human Events: ROD THOMSON: Snub of Trump admin at Old Gridiron dinner shows symbolic decline of the Left
The Trump Administration's snub at the Old Gridiron Dinner highlights the disconnect between political elites and average Americans. The event, traditionally attended by the president, saw no participation from Trump or his administration, reflecting their disdain for the perceived elitism of the gathering.
Recent polls indicate rising approval for Trump's policies, with record-high numbers believing the country is on the right track. In contrast, the Democratic Party's favorability has plummeted to a historic low, while trust in the media continues to decline, revealing a growing discontent among the public with both institutions.
Human Events: New Argentine foreign minister has deep ties to CCP, Clintons
Argentine President Javier Milei is aligning with conservative leaders like Donald Trump and distancing from China. However, his Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein, linked to the Clintons and China, raises concerns about maintaining strong U.S. ties. Werthein's past support for the Clinton Foundation complicates Milei's agenda.
Werthein's connections to the Democratic establishment and his history with China could undermine Milei's efforts to establish a conservative foreign policy. His introduction of Huawei to Argentina and lack of outreach to Trump suggest a potential conflict with Milei's objectives.
#society
Fox News: Michael Kors launches Amazon storefront: Shop its collections now
Michael Kors has launched an official storefront on Amazon, offering a wide range of handbags, ready-to-wear items, and accessories, including the new Laila bag. The store features thousands of items with fast, free Prime delivery, and customers can access Prime Day savings.
Highlighted products include the Laila small satchel, smocked tank dress, Irene flat sandals, and various jewelry pieces. The collection caters to both women's and men's fashion, with options for casual and formal occasions.
Breitbart: Megan Rapinoe Rails Against 'Depraved' Trump Following Trans Athlete Ban
Former U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe criticized President Trump for banning transgender athletes from women's sports, labeling his actions as "depraved" and "cruel." She argued that the focus should be on protecting marginalized individuals rather than framing the issue as a defense of women's sports.
Rapinoe expressed concern over the impact of Trump's policies on transgender people while asserting that women's sports have faced significant challenges in achieving equality. She emphasized her belief in the potential for positive change despite the current political climate.
Fox News: NY mom files lawsuit against school after son allegedly punished for defending 'two genders'
A mother in New York is suing a school district after her middle school son was suspended for stating he believes there are only two genders. The lawsuit claims the school retaliated against the student for exercising his First Amendment rights, citing that his comment was labeled as "violent conduct."
The complaint argues that the disciplinary action was unjustified and motivated by the school's disapproval of the student's viewpoint. The legal team seeks damages and the expungement of any related disciplinary records.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: In Lebanon and Syria, Israel continues its war of attrition
Israel continues airstrikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syrian positions, despite a truce with Lebanon established in late 2024. The strikes aim to hinder Hezbollah's military capabilities following its support for Hamas in Gaza.
Recent attacks resulted in casualties, with one fatality reported in southern Lebanon. Israel claims the strikes target individuals directing hostile activities.
#economy
GB News: Net Zero chief pockets equivalent of £255K annual salary as taxpayers pick up 'limitless' tab for pointless endeavour'
The Labour Government is seeking a new Chair for the Low Carbon Contracts Company, offering a salary of £255,000 annually, significantly higher than the Prime Minister's pay. The role, requiring excellent communication skills, has drawn criticism for its perceived waste of taxpayer money amid economic challenges.
Critics, including Conservative peers and taxpayer advocates, argue that such high salaries for bureaucratic positions are unjustifiable, especially as families face rising costs. The government defends the appointment, stating it is essential for managing legal challenges that could incur substantial costs.
Fox News: Vance knocks globalization's 'cheap labor' and lauds 'America's great industrial comeback' at AI summit
Vice President JD Vance criticized recent globalization efforts for relying on cheap labor, claiming it stifles innovation and productivity. He argued that this dependency has hindered American workers and industries, asserting that innovation is crucial for the U.S. to regain its manufacturing strength.
Vance also addressed concerns about AI regulations, stating that overregulation could impede technological advancement. He emphasized the importance of collaboration among government, businesses, and labor organizations to ensure that American workers benefit from the evolving tech landscape.
#military
Human Events: Ceasefire officially ends as Israel strikes Gaza after Hamas refuses to release hostages
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas ended as Israeli fighter jets resumed strikes on Hamas targets in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. This escalation followed Hamas's refusal to negotiate hostage releases, prompting Israel to intensify military actions to achieve its objectives, including the return of all hostages.
Israeli officials indicated that the offensive would expand beyond airstrikes if necessary, with Defense Minister Israel Katz warning of severe consequences for Hamas. The ceasefire had lasted nearly two months amid a prolonged conflict, during which numerous Israeli hostages were exchanged for a significant number of Palestinian prisoners.
#health
Fox News: Pain could be reduced by watching nature scenes, new study suggests
A new study from the University of Vienna and the University of Exeter reveals that exposure to nature can physically alter brain pathways related to pain, reducing the experience of pain beyond mere psychological effects. This research supports earlier findings that suggest nature can enhance pain management strategies.
The study involved 49 participants who experienced mild electric shocks while viewing different scenes. Results indicated that nature scenes significantly reduced pain signals in the brain. Researchers emphasize the potential for incorporating nature, even virtually, into non-pharmaceutical pain treatments.
Fox News: Gene Hackman death investigation: Doctor claims Betsy 'didn't know how sick she was' in final days
Betsy Arakawa-Hackman, wife of actor Gene Hackman, reportedly did not recognize the severity of her illness before her death from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. Medical records reveal she sought advice for congestion on February 12, the day after she was presumed to have died.
Gene Hackman died from hypertensive atherosclerosis cardiovascular disease, with Alzheimer's as a contributing factor. Both were found deceased in their home, and a temporary restraining order has been issued to prevent the release of related medical records and images.
#crime
Fox News: American consulate in Dominican Republic offering help to Iowa man held in missing student case
Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student, has been missing since March 6 after swimming in the ocean near the RIU Republica resort in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The State Department is assisting a witness, Joshua Riibe, who was with her at the time.
Riibe, who has been detained but not accused of a crime, reported that a wave crashed over them while swimming, and he lost sight of Konanki. Her parents believe she may have drowned, as her clothes were found nearby, and they have requested a thorough investigation.
#science
Times Of Israel: Stuck NASA astronauts finally head back to Earth after nine-month delay
NASA's astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams returned to Earth aboard a SpaceX capsule after an extended mission at the International Space Station, which began with a failed Boeing test flight. Their homecoming was delayed due to various technical issues, pushing their return to February.
During their time in space, they conducted experiments and set records, including Williams' achievement for the most time spent spacewalking by a female astronaut. Despite the challenges and political pressures surrounding their return, both astronauts maintained a positive outlook throughout their mission.