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19 Mar 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump DOJ Hits Back After Judge Blocks Deportation Flights and Demands Answers to 5 Questions
A legal conflict has erupted between the Department of Justice and U.S. District Judge James Boasberg over the deportation of Venezuelan criminal illegal immigrants to El Salvador. President Trump invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for these deportations, but Judge Boasberg has demanded information about the flights and questioned the constitutionality of the actions.
The Justice Department has responded defiantly, arguing that the judge's inquiries represent judicial overreach and distract from the core legal issues at hand. Boasberg has countered that he seeks this information to determine if the government violated his orders, emphasizing the need for compliance with the court's requests.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Media Executives Launch New SPAC Seeking $179 Million—And Target Crypto, Defense Sectors
Three senior leaders from Trump Media & Technology Group have formed Renatus Tactical Acquisition Corp I, a blank-check company aiming to raise at least $179 million for acquisitions in the cryptocurrency, blockchain, and data security sectors. The leadership team has strong ties to Trump Media and its recent merger with Digital World.
The SEC filing indicates that while the focus is on crypto-related industries, Renatus Tactical can pursue acquisitions in any sector. The company acknowledges potential challenges due to its affiliation with Trump Media and warns that third parties may hesitate to engage with them.
Breitbart: Trump Rips Jacqui Heinrich: 'She Should Be Working for CNN'
President Trump criticized Fox News correspondent Jacqui Heinrich on Truth Social, suggesting she is more suited for CNN due to her combative stance against the Trump administration. This follows her opposition to changes in White House media access, which she argues undermine the White House Correspondents' Association's role.
Despite Heinrich's concerns, White House press secretary Caroline Leavitt assured that Fox News would retain its access while allowing other outlets to join the press pool. The administration aims to broaden media representation and ensure the president's messages reach diverse audiences.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: DeSantis Calls on Congress to Rein in Courts
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has proposed that Congress strip federal courts of jurisdiction over immigration cases to counteract legal challenges to President Trump's agenda. He argues that such measures could be attached to essential legislation to ensure passage.
In related news, a federal judge has blocked Trump's executive order on transgender military service, while the Trump administration has faced criticism for ending a program tracking kidnapped Ukrainian children. These developments highlight ongoing tensions in U.S. politics and governance.
The Western Journal: Democratic Lawmakers Are Quietly Plotting Chuck Schumer's Political Demise: Report
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is facing significant backlash from within his own party, as many Democrats express anger over his support for a GOP spending bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown. This has sparked discussions among House Democrats about potentially challenging Schumer's position, with some urging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to consider a primary bid against him in 2028.
The discontent reflects a broader civil war within the Democratic Party, with tensions between moderates and the far-left growing. Schumer's leadership is under scrutiny as he is seen as responsible for the party's fragmentation and lack of a unifying agenda.
CNSNews: Levin: Chief Justice Roberts’ Job Is to Defend the Constitution, Not to Protect Rogue Judges
Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin criticized Chief Justice John Roberts for his public statement against the impeachment of activist judges, arguing that Roberts should defend the Constitution rather than protect the judiciary. Levin contended that judicial overreach threatens executive authority and that silence on these issues is detrimental.
Levin emphasized the need for accountability among judges and suggested that Roberts should take action against judicial overreach rather than lecture lawmakers. He concluded by urging fellow commentator Hugh Hewitt to recognize the importance of addressing these judicial challenges.
Fox News: NASA astronauts stranded in space due to Biden's 'lack of courage,' White House says
NASA astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Suni Williams were stranded at the International Space Station for nine months due to technical issues with their Boeing Starliner spacecraft and what the White House press secretary described as a lack of urgency from the Biden administration in securing their return.
They were eventually rescued and returned to Earth via a SpaceX Dragon capsule. Elon Musk credited the successful mission to the collaboration between SpaceX and NASA, while also noting that his offers to assist the Biden administration were declined for political reasons.
The Western Journal: GOP Congressman Expects Lawmakers in Both Parties to End Up 'In Handcuffs' Due to DOGE Findings
Rep. Tim Burchett predicts that findings from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency could lead to legal consequences for lawmakers from both parties, citing concerns over corruption and misuse of taxpayer funds. He suggests that federal bureaucrats and Congress members linked to NGOs may be particularly at risk.
Burchett emphasizes the need for accountability in government spending, stating that there is a clear trail of financial misconduct. He refrains from naming specific individuals but expresses confidence that investigations will reveal wrongdoing.
#society
GB News: Ryan Reynolds demands to be dismissed from ‘predator’ Justin Baldoni’s case in Blake Lively legal drama twist
Ryan Reynolds has filed a motion to dismiss Justin Baldoni's $400 million defamation lawsuit, asserting that his comments labeling Baldoni a "predator" are protected opinions. Reynolds' legal team argues that Baldoni must prove Reynolds did not genuinely believe his statements to be true.
The lawsuit stems from allegations of sexual harassment against Baldoni made by Blake Lively, Reynolds' wife. Reynolds' attorneys describe Baldoni's claims as lacking legal merit and suggest they stem from "hurt feelings." The trial is set for March 2026.
Forbes: Jackie Robinson’s Pentagon Page Removed—Then Restored—In DEI Purge
A webpage detailing Jackie Robinson's military service was removed from the Department of Defense website amid a purge of content related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. It was later restored after officials deemed the removal a mistake.
The Pentagon is also reinstating other pages honoring notable figures like the Tuskegee Airmen and the Navajo Code Talkers, which were similarly taken down. The Defense Secretary's directive aims to eliminate DEI content from military communications, a move criticized by civil rights advocates.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: French sculptors pledge to build titanium Statue of Liberty – and Elon Musk approves
Atelier Missor, a foundry in France, has proposed building a new Statue of Liberty from titanium amid calls for the original statue to be returned to France. This follows remarks by French MEP Raphael Glucksmann, who criticized the U.S. for its stance on freedom and urged the return of the statue, gifted in 1884.
Glucksmann's comments came during a political rally, where he expressed disappointment over the U.S. administration's actions and offered a home for displaced researchers from American institutions. The original statue, a symbol of freedom, remains a significant part of U.S. heritage.
#economy
Le Monde: Federal Reserve keeps key rate unchanged due to 'unusually elevated' uncertainty
The Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate steady and indicated potential rate cuts later this year despite persistent inflation. US stock markets rose following the announcement, but the Fed expects slower economic growth and a slight increase in unemployment.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged rising concerns about the economic outlook, attributing some inflation pressures to tariffs. The central bank plans to slow its reduction of Treasury holdings, aiming to keep long-term interest rates lower. Economists predict inflation could rise to 3% by year-end.
Breitbart: Doug Burgum on Energy 'Tiger Team': We're Advancing Projects
The National Energy Dominance Council, led by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, aims to expedite key energy projects tied to national security and economic growth. This "tiger team" within the White House focuses on overcoming bureaucratic hurdles to advance initiatives like pipelines and energy exports.
Burgum emphasizes the council's goal to enhance energy independence, reduce inflation, and support allies while countering adversaries. The team, which includes Energy Secretary Chris Wright and members from two-thirds of the Cabinet, seeks to drive rapid progress on energy initiatives critical for both domestic prosperity and international stability.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: "Spring"
The poem celebrates the beauty of Spring, highlighting the vibrancy of nature with imagery of blooming flowers, singing birds, and playful lambs. It reflects on the joy and innocence of youth, urging readers to embrace these moments before they fade.
The Imaginative Conservative seeks to foster a dialogue rooted in appreciation of culture and politics, promoting a conservatism filled with hope and gratitude amidst challenges to Western traditions.
#health
Fox News: New outbreak of deadly bird flu strain confirmed for first time in 8 years
A new outbreak of the H7N9 bird flu strain has been confirmed on a poultry farm in Noxubee, Mississippi, affecting over 47,000 chickens. The area has been quarantined, and the birds have been depopulated to prevent further spread.
While the strain has a high mortality rate in humans, it has not been found to transmit easily between people. Experts advise proper cooking of poultry and eggs to mitigate risks.