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18 Mar 2025
#illegals
The Economist: Did Donald Trump willfully defy a court order?
President Trump faces scrutiny after a court ordered the halt of deportation flights for 261 migrants, mostly alleged gang members, yet the administration proceeded with the flights to El Salvador. This incident raises questions about the administration's respect for judicial authority.
The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the judicial system, suggesting a potential overreach of executive power.
#society
GB News: EasyJet passengers cause chaos with 'disruptive behaviour' as Spanish police called in to deal with incident
Two EasyJet passengers caused significant disruption on a flight from Manchester, prompting the airline to request police assistance due to their "abusive and threatening" behavior. Details on the incident and the passengers' fate remain undisclosed.
This incident follows a series of violent altercations on EasyJet flights, including a physical brawl over a child's movie choice that forced an emergency landing. Another passenger was restrained and removed after a prolonged aggressive outburst.
Fox News: Expedia customer says hotel requested cancellation because rate was too 'low'
A traveler reported receiving a request from a hotel to cancel her confirmed booking made through Expedia due to low rates. Despite Expedia confirming the reservation, the hotel threatened not to accommodate her if she didn't comply.
Reddit users advised her against canceling, warning of potential penalties and the risk of being denied check-in upon arrival. Many suggested rebooking elsewhere, given the hotel's clear reluctance to honor the agreement.
Fox News: Prince Andrew gets angry if teddy bear collection isn’t in perfect pyramid shape on his bed: author
Prince Andrew reportedly has a strong attachment to his collection of teddy bears, which he insists must be arranged in a specific order each day. Royal author Tom Quinn claims that Andrew can become quite temperamental if the bears are not positioned correctly, reflecting his eccentric nature.
Quinn's book, "Yes, Ma'am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants," reveals that Andrew's staff often find him difficult to work with due to his entitled attitude and short temper. The prince's obsession with his teddy bears and other peculiarities highlight the complexities of royal life and interactions with staff.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden admin criticized for emboldening Iran-backed Houthis as Trump ramps up military strikes
Former President Biden is facing criticism for his administration's approach to the Iran-backed Houthi group, which has reportedly led to increased aggression and disruptions in global commerce. Critics argue that Biden's decision to remove the Houthis from the terrorist list and halt support for Saudi-led operations has emboldened their actions, destabilizing the region.
In contrast, former President Trump has initiated military strikes against the Houthis, emphasizing the need for a strong response to protect U.S. interests and allies. Experts suggest that the Biden administration's fluctuating policies have complicated U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East, highlighting the necessity of a consistent and robust strategy to counter Iranian influence.
#crime
Fox News: Red state hunts Tren de Aragua terrorists as judges light ‘credibility on fire’ fighting deportations: senator
Tennessee officials are combating the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA), as the Trump administration recently deported nearly 240 members to El Salvador. This action follows a U.S. District Judge's order to halt deportations under the wartime powers act, which President Trump invoked.
Senator Marsha Blackburn emphasized that TdA has been linked to violent crime and human trafficking in Tennessee. The gang, designated a foreign terrorist organization, poses a significant threat to public safety, with members infiltrating various U.S. states. Tennessee law enforcement is actively working to dismantle TdA's operations.