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19 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Elon Musk congratulates SpaceX, NASA for 'excellent work' rescuing stranded astronauts
Elon Musk praised SpaceX and NASA for successfully rescuing astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who were stranded on the International Space Station for nine months due to technical issues. Their return involved a splashdown off Florida, and Musk expressed gratitude to President Trump for expediting the mission.
Musk claimed that the Biden administration rejected earlier offers to bring the astronauts home for political reasons, a statement that was echoed by Trump. NASA officials clarified that they acted on requests from the current administration, emphasizing that the recent successful return was a collaborative effort.
Breitbart: Leftist Canadian PM Mark Carney Snaps at Reporters for Asking About Conflicts of Interest
Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney faced scrutiny over potential financial conflicts of interest during a press conference. Reporters questioned his ability to provide transparency regarding his extensive assets before the upcoming general election, which may be called sooner than October.
Despite Carney's assertion that he is complying with ethics rules, critics argue that his financial interests, particularly in green energy, could pose significant conflicts. The Conservative Party has called for immediate disclosure of his assets, emphasizing that voters deserve clarity before casting their ballots.
#society
Breitbart: DOGE Marks 3.2 Million Social Security Accounts 120+ Years 'Deceased'
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has identified about 3.2 million Social Security numbers for individuals aged 120 and older as “deceased” in an effort to combat fraud. This follows a major cleanup by the Social Security Administration (SSA), which still has millions of accounts under review.
Elon Musk criticized the SSA for its outdated records, revealing numerous accounts for individuals purportedly over 200 years old. A Rasmussen poll indicates 59% of respondents support an audit of the Social Security system. The SSA has struggled with proper death logging, with nearly 19 million numbers not marked as deceased.
#economy
Le Monde: Air France launches a new first class to capitalize on the growth of affluent leisure customers
Air France unveiled its new first class, "La Première," in a lavish presentation in Paris, aiming to attract high-end business customers. Despite a slow recovery in business travel post-COVID, the airline is investing over €1 billion annually to modernize its fleet and enhance services.
This strategy is part of a broader effort to compete with rivals like British Airways and Lufthansa. The airline has already invested heavily in renewing its aircraft and airport lounges to appeal to premium travelers.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 21 Shot, One Killed, over Weekend in Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Over the weekend in Chicago, at least 21 people were shot, including a teenage boy who was found with a gunshot wound to the head and later died in the hospital. The incidents highlight ongoing violence in the city under Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration.
In a separate incident, a shooting at a liquor store involved multiple patrons escalating an argument into gunfire, resulting in injuries to five individuals. So far in 2025, over 80 people have been killed in Chicago.
Fox News: Man allegedly attacks passenger on Delta flight from Atlanta to LA: 'Zero tolerance for unruly behavior'
An investigation is underway following an incident on a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles, where an unruly passenger allegedly attacked others. The FAA confirmed the flight landed safely, and the airline is cooperating with law enforcement.
The passenger reportedly bit one individual and struck others before being restrained. He was taken for a psychological evaluation and later returned to assess the injuries of those affected. The FAA has noted a rise in unruly passenger incidents, with over 300 recorded in 2025 alone.