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19 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: House Dems stage coordinated 'Town Halls' on GOP colleagues' turf: 'Part of a game'
The Democratic National Committee is launching billboards in nine competitive House districts to criticize Republican representatives for not holding town halls with constituents. This initiative coincides with the DNC's "People's Town Halls" during the Congressional recess, aiming to engage voters in areas deemed vulnerable for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections.
Democrats argue that these GOP lawmakers are avoiding accountability, particularly following recent protests at town halls due to controversial actions by President Trump. DNC Chair Ken Martin stated that if Republicans refuse to engage, Democrats will step in to ensure constituents' voices are heard.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Why Schumer's do-nothing approach makes perfect sense for Democrats
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces backlash from progressive Democrats after voting to keep the government open. Despite calls for a primary challenge from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Schumer's strategy aims to lower Trump's approval ratings rather than engage in a government shutdown.
Moderate Democrats, including Schumer and Sen. John Fetterman, advocate for a patient approach to countering Trump, recognizing that immediate confrontation may not yield favorable results. This strategy reflects a broader Democratic sentiment that emphasizes political patience over impulsive reactions.
Fox News: Judge blocks Trump's EPA from terminating $14 billion in 'green bank' grants after accusations of fraud
A federal judge has blocked the EPA from terminating $14 billion in grants awarded to three climate groups by the Biden administration, citing insufficient evidence of fraud. The ruling preserves the grants as the case proceeds, despite EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin's allegations of mismanagement.
The groups involved argue that the frozen funds hinder their ability to support clean energy projects and could lead to layoffs. Zeldin maintains that the grants were improperly awarded, limiting the EPA's oversight capabilities.
#society
Fox News: Schumer says he wrote his new book on antisemitism in America 'particularly to the left'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer addressed the rise of antisemitism in the U.S. in his new book, "Antisemitism in America: A Warning," targeting particularly the left. He emphasized that antisemitism has been creeping into mainstream discourse and cited examples of violence against Jews.
Schumer noted a significant increase in antisemitic hate crimes, with nearly 5,000 recorded in 2023. He expressed concern over the normalization of antisemitic rhetoric and called for broader awareness and understanding, even suggesting former President Trump should read his book.
Le Monde: NGOs file suit accusing billionaire Vincent Bolloré of being at heart of African 'system of corruption'
Vincent Bolloré faces new legal challenges despite selling his logistics business for €5.7 billion in 2022. The French National Financial Prosecutor's Office is pursuing corruption charges, while 11 NGOs have filed a complaint alleging money laundering and concealment of ill-gotten gains.
The lawsuit targets Bolloré SE, Vincent Bolloré, and his son Cyrille, citing controversial practices in securing logistics concessions in Africa that may constitute criminal offenses. A lawyer for the Bolloré group declined to comment on the matter.
The Federalist: Complaint: Illinois Ed Board's Trans Policies Violate Title IX
The Illinois State Board of Education and Chicago Public Schools face a federal civil rights complaint over policies requiring students to use facilities based on gender identity, conflicting with federal law. The complaint argues these policies compromise student safety and parental rights.
The complaint also highlights that students uncomfortable with sharing facilities must find alternatives, and that parents are not informed if their child identifies as transgender. Critics argue these practices violate federal law and undermine parental authority.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Ukraine Phone Call: Ceasefire in the Balance - Liberty Nation News
Presidents Trump and Putin discussed the conflict in Ukraine during a phone call on March 18, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire and lasting peace. Despite initial optimism, Russia launched missile strikes on Ukraine shortly after the conversation, highlighting the challenges in achieving a resolution.
The leaders agreed on the importance of halting attacks on energy infrastructure and began negotiations on prisoner exchanges and maritime safety. They also touched on broader regional cooperation in the Middle East and expressed mutual concerns about Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Fox News: How Israel’s war against Hamas terrorists will be different under Trump
With President Trump in office, Israel is reportedly operating with fewer military constraints, allowing for a more aggressive approach against Hamas. Analysts suggest that Israel's strategy now includes controlling Gaza through military oversight of civilian movement and food distribution to pressure Hamas.
The collapse of a ceasefire has reignited military operations, with Israel resuming strikes due to Hamas' refusal to release hostages. Concerns about the safety of these hostages are rising, as military action could increase risks. The outcome of Israel's campaign may hinge on Trump's political influence regarding negotiations.
Fox News: Iran trying to bolster its 'battered deterrence' with response to Trump threats against Houthis, expert says
Iran's General Hossein Salami has warned of a decisive response to any threats following U.S. strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen. Experts suggest Iran's rhetoric aims to strengthen its deterrence amid perceived weakness, while Salami denies Iran's involvement in Houthi attacks on U.S. vessels.
Former President Trump has asserted that any Houthi attacks will be considered as actions taken by Iran, holding the regime responsible. The U.S. military has initiated operations against Houthi targets to protect American interests and ensure navigation freedom in the region.
#science
Forbes: Where To See 2025’s First Solar Eclipse, From North America To Europe And Africa
A partial solar eclipse will occur on March 29, 2025, visible at sunrise in eastern Canada and the northeastern U.S., with up to 94% coverage in Canada and 85% in parts of the U.S. A smaller eclipse will be seen in western Europe and northwestern Africa later in the day.
Safety measures, including proper eye protection, are essential for viewing the eclipse. This event follows a similar eclipse from June 10, 2021, and precedes future eclipses in North America, including a total solar eclipse in 2045.