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#politics
Breitbart: Release of Prince Harry's Immigration Documents Heavily Redacted
Prince Harry's immigration documents were partially released but heavily redacted, leaving significant questions unanswered. The Heritage Foundation's request for transparency was only partially met, with key sections, including details on his past drug use, omitted.
Concerns have been raised about whether Harry lied on his visa application, particularly after his admissions in his memoir. The type of visa he holds remains unclear, with speculation about an A-1 visa, typically reserved for foreign heads of state.
Breitbart: Canada’s Pierre Poilievre Jabs Trump for Saying He Prefers ‘Weak’ Liberals in Office
Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre accused U.S. President Donald Trump of endorsing Liberal candidate Mark Carney to promote a "weak and conflicted" Canadian leader. Trump stated he preferred dealing with a Liberal and dismissed Poilievre as "stupidly no friend" of his, which Poilievre interpreted as a direct attack.
Poilievre emphasized the need for a strong leader who prioritizes Canada, contrasting himself with Carney, who he claims would capitulate to Trump. The Conservative platform mirrors Trump's "America First" approach, aiming to appeal to voters as the political landscape shifts following Justin Trudeau's resignation.
Breitbart: Canada's Liberals Ride End of Trudeau, Trump Tariffs to Top of the Polls
The Liberal Party of Canada has seen a resurgence in national polls, closely trailing or even leading the Conservatives following the resignation of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. New Prime Minister Mark Carney, who took over last week, is expected to call for an early general election, legally required by October.
While the Conservatives previously held a significant lead, the Liberal support has risen from a low of 20% in January to around 35.9% this week. Analysts caution that Carney's lack of political experience and the ongoing election campaign could shift dynamics, giving both parties opportunities to regain or lose ground.
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: Voting from home
The House of Representatives is considering a resolution to allow remote voting for new parents, following a discharge petition initiated by Reps. Anna Paulina Luna and Brittany Pettersen. This proposal aims to accommodate lawmakers who have recently given birth or are expecting, addressing health and logistical challenges.
While proponents argue that remote voting would enhance participation, House Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republicans raise constitutional concerns, insisting that members must vote in person. The House is set to deliberate on this issue, with potential delays from GOP leadership.
#society
GB News: Travel warning: British holidaymakers issued fresh update as Caribbean faces chaos - what to do
British holidaymakers are advised to exercise caution when traveling to Cuba due to ongoing planned power outages following a nationwide blackout that began on March 14, 2025. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) warns that electricity disruptions continue, particularly outside Havana, affecting communication and transportation.
Travelers are urged to conserve fuel and charge devices, as mobile networks may be limited. It is also recommended to fill up vehicles and plan journeys carefully to avoid difficulties caused by refueling challenges during blackouts.
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Borealis May Appear In These States Tonight
States near the Canadian border may have a chance to see the northern lights Wednesday night, with a Kp index forecast of three, indicating increased auroral activity. If the index rises above four, the viewing area could extend further south.
Most of Alaska and northern Canada will have the best visibility, while parts of the northern U.S. may also catch a glimpse. The northern lights are best viewed between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. away from light pollution.
Breitbart: They Still Hate You: Amazon Employees Call Trump Supporters 'Nazis' and 'Klansmen' in Internal Messages
Leaked messages from Amazon's internal Slack show employees expressing disdain for Trump supporters, comparing them to Nazis and Klansmen. The messages reveal a culture of contempt towards conservative views, raising concerns about potential censorship of political opinions within the company.
Amazon's spokesperson stated that these comments do not reflect the company's perspective and emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination and harassment. The company investigates reported incidents and takes appropriate action against violations.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas squandered the few chances it had left. Will Netanyahu do the same?
Hamas is in a weakened position, lacking support from its allies and failing to negotiate effectively with Israel. Despite some brief opportunities to improve its stance, Hamas's actions have alienated the international community and delayed potential ceasefire agreements.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has strengthened his coalition and is supported by the Trump administration, which aligns with Israel's goals against Hamas. However, Netanyahu's lack of a clear strategy for Gaza risks missing a pivotal moment to reshape Israel's future and regional standing.
Le Monde: Trump says Ukraine truce bid 'on track' after Zelensky call
President Trump reported a "very good" call with Ukraine's President Zelensky, emphasizing ongoing efforts for a ceasefire despite tensions with Russia. The conversation followed Trump's discussions with Putin, who agreed to a limited halt on attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Both Ukraine and Russia accused each other of violating ceasefire terms, with recent missile strikes causing casualties in Ukraine. While a prisoner exchange occurred, differences remain over the scope of agreements between the U.S. and Russia, raising concerns in Kyiv and among NATO allies.
Times Of Israel: IDF says troops operating in Gaza; Katz warns of ‘total destruction’ unless hostages returned
The IDF has initiated targeted ground operations in Gaza, aiming to expand security zones and prepare for further actions against Hamas. Defense Minister Israel Katz warned of total destruction for Gaza if Hamas remains in power, urging residents to heed evacuation orders and release hostages.
The renewed offensive has led to significant casualties, with over 400 reported dead since the escalation. International leaders have expressed concern over the humanitarian impact and called for a return to negotiations, emphasizing the need to minimize civilian harm while addressing the hostage crisis.
The Telegraph: Putin’s key demand is designed to inflict maximum damage on Ukraine
Ukrainian drone units have struck deep into Russian territory, targeting the Ufimsky oil refinery, one of Russia's largest, causing significant damage. This attack marks a notable escalation in Ukraine's offensive capabilities as they continue to challenge Russian positions.
Despite recent gains by Russian troops, Ukraine's attacks on Russian infrastructure have intensified, prompting demands from Putin for a ceasefire focused on halting these strikes.
#culture
Fox News: Look fabulous on your spring break beach getaway with these 8 accessories
Spring break packing for tropical destinations requires stylish accessories. Key items include colorful coverups, sun hats, and versatile shoes to enhance beach looks. Notable suggestions include a navy stripe dress, flowy maxi dress, oversized tops, and wide-leg pants for a chic beach vibe.
Accessories like beach hats, totes, and stylish sandals complete the outfit, ensuring practicality and fashion. Options range from a trendy woven market tote to designer slides, catering to various tastes and budgets.
Forbes: Does Ye's Trolling No Longer Work? Attacks On Jay-Z, Beyoncé And Others Go Largely Ignored
Kanye West has recently targeted several celebrities, including Jay-Z and Beyoncé, in a series of erratic social media posts ahead of his new album "Bully." Despite his provocative remarks, responses from the celebrities have been minimal, and his rants seem to attract less attention than before.
West's behavior follows a pattern of controversial actions, including antisemitic remarks and bizarre public appearances. His album, released as a short film, is not available on mainstream streaming platforms, raising questions about its distribution.
#crime
Fox News: British man convicted in $6 million gold toilet heist
A British man was convicted of stealing an 18-carat golden toilet, valued at $6 million, from Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill. The theft occurred in September 2019 when a group of men broke in and removed the toilet within five minutes.
Michael Jones, 39, was found guilty of burglary, while Fred Doe, 36, was convicted of conspiracy related to the gold. Prosecutors noted that the crime was well-planned but left behind ample evidence. The stolen toilet has not been recovered.
Breitbart: Attorney General Pam Bondi Calls Tesla Attacks ‘Domestic Terrorism'
Attorney General Pam Bondi has classified recent attacks on Tesla property as “domestic terrorism,” pledging severe consequences for those involved. Investigations are ongoing into arson incidents at Tesla locations, with several individuals already charged.
The rise in vandalism is linked to protests against CEO Elon Musk, particularly from groups opposed to his ties with former President Trump. A website named “DOGEQUEST” has surfaced, allegedly exposing personal information of Tesla owners, raising safety concerns.
The Western Journal: Democratic Mayor Arrested for DUI After Hit-and-Run with Her 2-Year-Old Child in the Car
Lumberton, NJ Mayor Gina LaPlaca was arrested for DUI after a hit-and-run incident while driving with her 2-year-old child in the car. Police found an open container of alcohol in her vehicle, and charges include reckless driving and endangering a child.
LaPlaca's husband stated she is seeking treatment for addiction. Local residents expressed concerns about accountability, noting that others would face harsher consequences for similar actions. LaPlaca has a prior arrest for alleged assault, with those charges later dropped.