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19 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Turkish authorities arrest key rival of Erdogan; critics say it’s 'no coincidence'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan faces backlash after the detention of opposition figures, including Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, on corruption and terrorism charges. Critics argue the arrests are politically motivated, aimed at suppressing dissent ahead of potential presidential elections.
Authorities have denied these claims, asserting the judiciary operates independently. İmamoğlu, a key rival to Erdoğan, has vowed to continue fighting for democracy, while protests against the arrests have erupted in Istanbul, highlighting concerns over Turkey's democratic integrity.
Breitbart: AG Bondi Issues Rule Reversing ATF Ban on Restoration of Gun Rights
Attorney General Pam Bondi has reversed a long-standing ATF ban on restoring gun rights, a move praised by Gun Owners of America. This change allows individuals to petition for the restoration of their gun rights, which had been hindered by a 1992 amendment from Sen. Chuck Schumer.
The new rule will be published in the federal registry on March 20 and takes effect immediately upon publication. Gun Owners of America expressed gratitude for the decision, linking it to broader efforts to protect Second Amendment rights under the Trump administration.
Breitbart: Tim Walz Says He Obsessively Checks Tesla's Stock Price to Improve His Mood
Elon Musk and former Minnesota Governor Tim Walz clashed over Tesla's recent stock decline, with Walz mocking the situation and suggesting Tesla owners remove their badges. Analysts attribute the stock's performance to Musk's political involvement amid protests, including violent attacks on Tesla vehicles.
Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled these attacks as "domestic terrorism," promising severe consequences for perpetrators. Several individuals have already been charged, with ongoing investigations into those coordinating the violence.
Fox News: MSNBC hosts forced to make on-air corrections to erroneous reports about Tulsi Gabbard
MSNBC hosts Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi issued on-air corrections after mistakenly reporting that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard claimed President Trump and Vladimir Putin were "very good friends." The clarification revealed Gabbard was actually referring to Trump and Indian Prime Minister Modi.
The Associated Press also acknowledged the error, stating the original story did not meet their standards and published a corrected version. Gabbard's deputy criticized the media for perceived bias and incompetence regarding the coverage.
#society
Human Events: Britain emerges as ‘western capital’ of ‘sharia courts’ as 85 open throughout country
Britain has become a major center for sharia courts, with 85 councils operating since 1982, providing religious rulings on marriage and divorce. These councils, primarily composed of male scholars, have seen a rise in influence, raising concerns about women's rights and the principle of unified law.
Critics, including the National Secular Society, argue that these parallel legal systems undermine equality and can lead to the control of women through religious interpretations. The normalization of practices like polygamy and controversial figures associated with these courts have further fueled the debate.
Fox News: Bruce Willis dances with Demi Moore in throwback footage as family celebrates his 70th birthday
Bruce Willis celebrated his 70th birthday with heartfelt tributes from his daughters on social media. Rumer, Tallulah, and Scout shared messages of love and admiration, reflecting on their father's legacy and character, while Emma Heming encouraged fans to send birthday wishes.
The family emphasized their strong bond as they support Bruce, who is battling dementia after an aphasia diagnosis in 2022. They expressed gratitude for their close-knit unit during this challenging time.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump vows to ‘annihilate’ Houthis, warns Iran against support, as US strikes Yemen
President Trump warned that Yemen's Houthi rebels, supported by Iran, will be "completely annihilated" as the U.S. military intensifies airstrikes against them. He urged Iran to cease its support, stating that the Houthis are losing the conflict.
Recent U.S. airstrikes in Sanaa have reportedly killed dozens, while the Houthis have claimed responsibility for missile attacks aimed at Israel. The U.S. is committed to protecting key shipping routes in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden amid escalating tensions.
Fox News: US spies urged to refocus efforts on America's backyard, new House Intel chair says
House Intelligence Chair Rick Crawford emphasizes that the U.S. has neglected security threats in its own hemisphere while focusing on the War on Terror. He warns of aggressive actions by China and Russia in Latin America, highlighting the need for a renewed focus on national security in the region.
Crawford also calls for a cultural overhaul within the intelligence community to address recruitment and retention issues, particularly in light of the controversial handling of the Havana Syndrome. He stresses the importance of strengthening alliances in the Western Hemisphere, particularly with Guatemala and other resource-rich nations.
Le Monde: Israel announces ground operations, issues 'last warning' to Gazans
Israel has launched renewed ground operations in Gaza, issuing a "last warning" to residents to return hostages and remove Hamas. This follows a series of deadly air strikes, resulting in significant casualties and prompting mass civilian evacuations from northern Gaza.
Despite international calls for a ceasefire, the Israeli military continues its offensive, with reports of increased panic among civilians. The situation has led to heightened tensions, with protests in Israel against the government's actions and condemnation from global leaders regarding the humanitarian impact of the strikes.
Fox News: Congressman calls for Zuckerberg to answer on China dealings
Congressman Ro Khanna is urging Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Congress regarding allegations from a former Meta employee's memoir, which claims Zuckerberg sought to create censorship tools for China. The memoir suggests that Meta's leadership engaged in controversial efforts to gain access to the Chinese market.
Meta has denied these claims, stating that they do not operate in China and that past interests were ultimately abandoned. The situation raises significant concerns about the relationship between big tech and authoritarian regimes, as well as the ethical implications of their global expansion strategies.
#military
Breitbart: Retired U.S. Major: Israel Can Now ‘Destroy’ Hamas Militarily
Retired U.S. Army major John Spencer asserts that Hamas can be militarily defeated, citing renewed U.S. support and changing battlefield conditions. He argues that Israel now has fewer operational restrictions and greater political backing, allowing for a more effective military response against the weakened terror group.
Spencer emphasizes that Hamas has significantly degraded, lacking the centralized command and heavy weaponry it once possessed. He calls for Israel to capitalize on this moment to ensure Hamas cannot reconstitute itself, warning that a new militant group could emerge if proper measures are not taken.
#crime
Fox News: Suspect surrenders after hours-long standoff near CIA headquarters in Virginia
A suspect was arrested after a standoff near CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia, which prompted police to close part of Dolley Madison Boulevard. The individual surrendered to negotiators after several hours, and law enforcement agencies, including a SWAT team, responded to the scene.
The CIA confirmed an ongoing incident but provided no further details. The situation is still developing.
Fox News: Florida spring break brawl ends with teen biting off man's ear: police
An 18-year-old man, Jack Turner, was arrested for felony battery after allegedly biting off part of a victim's ear during a violent altercation at Fort Myers Beach on St. Patrick's Day. The incident was captured on video, showing Turner attacking the victim from behind.
The Lee County Sheriff's Office emphasized a "zero tolerance for violence" and stated that the victim is receiving medical treatment for his injuries. Additional deputies will patrol the area to ensure safety for residents and visitors.
The Telegraph: Gaddafi’s spies were behind Lockerbie bombing, uncovered documents claim
A new book claims to provide evidence linking Muammar Gaddafi's regime to the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people. The authors, including French journalists and a Libyan activist, present documents allegedly from Libya's intelligence archives implicating key figures in the attack.
The documents reportedly point to Abu Agila Mas’id Kheir Al-Marimi, who is set to stand trial in the U.S., and Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, previously convicted for his role in the bombing. The findings mark a significant development in the ongoing investigation into the tragedy.
Breitbart: Hollywood Director Arrested on Charges of Swindling Netflix Out of $11 Million for Show That Never Aired
Carl Erik Rinsch, a Hollywood writer-director, was arrested for allegedly defrauding Netflix of $11 million intended for a sci-fi show that never aired. Instead of completing the project, he diverted the funds to personal investments and luxury purchases, including multiple high-end vehicles.
Prosecutors claim Rinsch lost a significant portion of the money in failed investments and then profited from cryptocurrency, using the earnings for extravagant spending. He faces charges of wire fraud and money laundering, with a court date pending in New York.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy makes big decision ahead of the Masters after beating JJ Spaun to win Players Championship
Rory McIlroy will compete in the Texas Children's Houston Open as his final tournament before the Masters, following his victory at The Players Championship. He aims to gain competitive experience ahead of his attempt to complete the career grand slam at Augusta.
McIlroy's recent win at TPC Sawgrass, marked by a comeback and playoff victory, reinforces his strong form. He believes his best golf is still ahead, despite past disappointments at the Masters. The Houston Open starts on March 27, providing a week of rest before Augusta.