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#politics
Fox News: Vermont GOP pushes for penalties against Dems accused of disrupting ‘Detrans Awareness Day' at Capitol
Green Mountain Republicans are calling for the discipline or resignation of two Democratic lawmakers, Mari Cordes and Jubilee McGill, for allegedly coordinating a protest that disrupted a meeting for "Detrans Awareness Day" at the Vermont State House. The protest featured loud singing and shouting, which hindered the speaker from addressing the audience.
Republican Party Chair Paul Dame criticized the lawmakers for using their positions to sabotage a peaceful event. In response, Democratic leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the rights of all Vermonters, emphasizing that personal health decisions should not be politicized.
Fox News: Bernie Sanders says Democrats have bigger problems than Schumer, party has 'no grassroots support'
Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized the Democratic Party, stating it has a broader issue beyond Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. He emphasized the party is overly influenced by the wealthy and lacks grassroots support, calling for a movement to engage working-class Americans.
Sanders urged the party to focus on rallying grassroots support and prioritizing working-class interests over corporate interests. He believes that the party's disconnect with the working class has led to its decline in support.
The Western Journal: Ron DeSantis Proposes Solution to Stop the 'Sabotaging of President Trump’s Agenda' by Federal Judges
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has proposed that Congress should strip federal courts of jurisdiction to prevent what he describes as judicial tyranny undermining President Trump's agenda. He criticized congressional Republicans for not pursuing jurisdiction-stripping bills and suggested attaching such measures to must-pass legislation.
DeSantis referenced historical precedents, notably the Judiciary Act of 1802, which eliminated judgeships due to partisanship concerns. He argues that the current judicial landscape necessitates a reevaluation of the courts' structure to uphold constitutional principles.
Fox News: Trump admin guts Institute of Peace of ‘rogue bureaucrats’ after DOGE standoff in government office
The Trump administration has removed 11 of the 14 board members from the Institute of Peace after it failed to comply with an executive order aimed at reducing its size. A standoff occurred when the new acting president, Kenneth Jackson, was denied access to the building, leading to police intervention.
The Institute of Peace has since filed a lawsuit against the administration, claiming that the actions taken constitute an unlawful dismantling of the organization. This incident reflects ongoing tensions between the administration and what it describes as "rogue bureaucrats" in various federal agencies.
Fox News: Top Arizona election official eyes bid for border congressional seat after House Democrat dies
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is considering a run for the congressional seat left vacant by the late Rep. Raúl Grijalva, who passed away from lung cancer. Fontes praised Grijalva's legacy and indicated his deep connection to the district.
The special primary election is set for July 15, with a general election on September 23. Grijalva's daughter, Adelita Grijalva, may also enter the race. Other potential candidates have opted out, as the district faces significant issues related to border security.
Fox News: Judges blocking Trump’s executive orders are acting ‘erroneously,' White House says
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized judges for blocking President Trump's executive orders, claiming they are acting as "partisan activists." She specifically referenced Judge James Boasberg's decision to halt deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, asserting it lacked a lawful basis.
Trump has called for Boasberg's impeachment, prompting a statement from Chief Justice John Roberts, who condemned the remarks. Leavitt stated that the administration's mass deportation efforts will continue despite ongoing litigation.
#society
Fox News: Gal Gadot defends publicly supporting Israel on Oct. 7, was shocked by hate she received
Gal Gadot defended her outspoken stance against Hamas following the October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, expressing shock at the backlash she received. Despite typically avoiding political discussions, she felt compelled to speak out against the atrocities and emphasize the plight of hostages.
During her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, Gadot highlighted the necessity for the Jewish community to confront rising antisemitism, urging individuals to find their voice against hatred, even if it is uncomfortable. She continues to advocate for awareness of the violence faced by women during the attacks.
The Economist: The British state has a bad case of long covid
Britons are grappling with the lingering impact of COVID-19, marked by a collective amnesia despite individual grief. Recent commemorations were subdued, overshadowed by everyday life, highlighting a reluctance to confront the pandemic's significant toll on society.
The contrast between the somber remembrance and the vibrant daily activities reflects a broader societal discomfort with discussing the pandemic, which remains a defining crisis of recent history.
Fox News: San Jose man arrested after viral video shows suspect keying Tesla in Costco parking lot
A suspect was arrested for keying a Tesla in a Costco parking lot, as captured in a viral video. San Jose police identified and located the individual within 24 hours. The suspect, seen wearing a "USA" jacket, denied the act during a confrontation after the video gained attention.
Mayor Matt Mahan condemned the vandalism, stating that personal beliefs do not justify illegal actions. The incident highlights rising tensions surrounding Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk, amid increasing protests and acts of vandalism against Tesla vehicles nationwide.
The Telegraph: Britain’s sanctimonious elites are guilty of unforgivable hypocrisy
The British government's inconsistent treatment of Ukraine and Israel highlights hypocrisy and double standards. Ukraine is celebrated as a victim against Russian aggression, while Israel faces delegitimization despite also being a victim of violence.
Support for Ukraine contrasts sharply with calls for an arms embargo on Israel, revealing a troubling bias. The media's focus on alleged Israeli violations, while largely ignoring Ukrainian complexities, raises questions about underlying prejudices and a potential rise in anti-Semitism disguised as humanitarianism.
The Economist: The Economist is hiring an Audience Editor
The Economist is hiring an Audience Editor in London to manage 22 newsletters, mainly for subscribers. Candidates should have experience in newsletter production and a strong interest in topics like geopolitics and technology. Familiarity with tools like Salesforce Media Cloud is preferred.
Additionally, The Economist is offering 12-month internships for Audience fellows to work on social media and newsletters. The organization is also addressing issues such as worklessness in Britain and the intersection of private sector and intelligence.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Zelenskyy Agrees To Partial Energy Ceasefire In Call With Trump, White House Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and President Donald Trump agreed to a partial ceasefire targeting Russian energy operations. This follows a call where Russian President Vladimir Putin also expressed support for a 30-day halt to attacks.
Negotiators are set to meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss expanding the ceasefire. Despite this, both sides have accused each other of continuing attacks, raising doubts about adherence to the ceasefire terms.
#economy
Forbes: Fed Ups Inflation Forecast And Expects Less Economic Growth, Citing ‘Uncertainty’
The Federal Reserve has decided to maintain the federal funds rate at 4.25% to 4.5%, despite President Trump's calls for immediate rate cuts. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell noted increased economic uncertainty influenced by tariffs, which are contributing to inflation expectations.
Economic projections indicate a slowdown, with GDP growth expected at 1.7% by the end of 2025 and unemployment rising slightly to 4.4%. The Fed's long-term rate forecast remains unchanged, but potential paths for rate cuts this year could emerge if tariffs impact inflation less than expected or if economic conditions worsen significantly.
Le Monde: EU announces further steel import cuts amid Trump tariff troubles
The EU plans to cut steel imports by 15% starting April 1 to protect its industry from the impact of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum. Current safeguard measures will remain until 2026, as the European steel sector faces challenges from competition and high energy prices.
Industry leaders support the measures but emphasize the need for action on energy costs. The EU will also investigate aluminum imports to potentially implement similar safeguards. The situation is exacerbated by U.S. tariffs, which could lead to increased trade diversion.
#religion
The Western Journal: Watch: Stranded Astronaut Proudly Proclaims Truth About Jesus When Asked What He's Learned Over Last 9 Months
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore, after a nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station, emphasized his faith in Jesus Christ during an interview. He reflected on how his experiences in space reinforced his belief in divine purpose and the significance of life's trials.
Wilmore and fellow astronauts successfully returned to Earth aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule, with their splashdown off the coast of Tallahassee accompanied by a pod of dolphins. His remarks drew parallels to historical perspectives on divine plans, echoing sentiments from Abraham Lincoln's speeches.
#health
The Western Journal: Major Frozen Meal Brands Issue Recalls Over 'Wood-Like Material'
Nestlé USA has issued a voluntary recall of certain Lean Cuisine and Stouffer’s frozen meals due to potential contamination with wood-like material, which has raised safety concerns, including one choking incident. Affected products include various ravioli and chicken lasagna.
Consumers are advised to return the recalled items for a refund or replacement. The company is collaborating with the FDA and USDA to investigate the issue, emphasizing that product safety is their top priority.
Fox News: 'Bachelorette' alum Katie Thurston in survival mode, has to 'show up or die' in Stage 3 cancer battle
Katie Thurston, former star of "The Bachelorette," is currently battling Stage 3 breast cancer, diagnosed in February. She describes being in "survival mode," emphasizing the urgency of attending daily medical appointments and urging others not to delay seeking help when noticing symptoms.
Thurston's treatment involves chemotherapy to shrink her tumor before surgery. She and her fiancé, Jeff Arcuri, have shifted their focus from wedding planning to family planning, preparing for potential challenges related to her health. Despite the difficulties, they remain hopeful about their future together.
GB News: Gene Hackman's wife 'didn't know' how ill she was before death as doctor delivers heartbreaking update
Betsy Arakawa, wife of actor Gene Hackman, was in declining health before her death, having contacted a medical clinic for advice shortly before she passed. New evidence indicates she may have survived longer than previously thought, with calls made on February 12, the day after her initially estimated death.
Gene Hackman, who died a week later, was found alongside his wife in their New Mexico home. The couple's close relationship was highlighted by friends, noting Arakawa's dedication to caring for Hackman. Their dog was also found deceased, raising concerns about their living conditions.
Fox News: Pope Francis no longer dependent on mechanical breathing assistance as condition improves: Vatican
Pope Francis is showing signs of improvement as he recovers from double pneumonia, with reduced reliance on supplemental oxygen and no need for mechanical ventilation at night. He celebrated Mass on a significant feast day, marking his 12th anniversary as pope.
The Vatican announced that while the infection is not completely gone, it is under control. Medical updates will be less frequent as his recovery progresses.
#education
Fox News: Illinois families protest homeschool bill 'overreach' at Capitol, but legislation advances
Illinois House Bill 2827, targeting homeschooling regulations, faces pushback from families citing government overreach.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona executes Aaron Gunches, first execution in a Dem-run state since 2017
Aaron Gunches, 53, was executed in Arizona for the 2002 murder of Ted Price. He was pronounced dead via lethal injection at 10:33 a.m. MST, with no resistance during the process. Gunches had appealed his death sentence, but the Arizona Supreme Court upheld the conviction.
This execution marks the first in Arizona in over two years and the first under a Democratic governor since 2017. Gunches' execution had been delayed for a review of state death penalty procedures ordered by Governor Katie Hobbs.