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19 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: This is why DHS leakers should be prosecuted
During WWII, the phrase "Loose lips sink ships" emphasized the collective responsibility to protect national security, a principle that extends to immigration enforcement today. Under President Trump, ICE was encouraged to ramp up operations against illegal immigration, contrasting with the restrictions faced under President Biden.
Recent leaks have undermined ICE operations, making it harder to apprehend dangerous individuals, such as members of violent gangs. Homeland Security is now addressing these leaks, identifying suspects for prosecution, and emphasizing that government employees must prioritize their duties over personal beliefs.
#politics
The Telegraph: Main Erdogan rival arrested by Turkish police in ‘corruption’ probe
Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, and several high-profile individuals have been arrested amid a corruption investigation. The main opposition party has condemned the arrests, labeling them a "coup." Detention warrants were also issued for Imamoglu's aide, Murat Ongun.
Fox News: Successful legal challenges to Biden's pardons over autopen signature 'vanishingly low': Turley
Concerns have arisen regarding former President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign pardons and official documents during his presidency. Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley noted that while challenges to these pardons may be raised, the likelihood of success in court is minimal, as presidents are permitted to use autopens.
Former President Donald Trump has criticized Biden's use of the autopen, claiming that it renders certain pardons void. Legal experts have stated that the validity of these pardons could be questioned if the president was unaware of them being signed. The discussion raises broader issues about the limits of presidential pardon power and Biden's mental acuity during his time in office.
Le Monde: 'Trump has already surpassed his Hungarian and Polish models'
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has influenced Donald Trump's approach during his second presidency, which has swiftly targeted democratic institutions like the judiciary and media, surpassing Orban's efforts. This strategy aims for rapid, irreversible change, reminiscent of tactics used by Orban and Poland's Law and Justice party.
Christopher Rufo, a conservative thinker, argues for a complete dismantling of systems like the Department of Education to eliminate perceived leftist influence, suggesting that a total overhaul is necessary to prevent a return to the status quo.
#society
Fox News: Elon Musk in ‘shock’ over Dems' alleged ‘hatred and violence,’ laments 'deranged' attacks on Tesla plants
Elon Musk expressed shock over violent protests against Tesla, which included arson and vandalism at dealerships. He criticized the perceived hypocrisy of the left, stating that attacks on Tesla vehicles were unjustified and suggested a connection to broader issues of government waste and corruption.
The FBI is investigating these incidents, with Attorney General Pam Bondi labeling the attacks as domestic terrorism. Multiple perpetrators have been charged, and investigations are ongoing to identify those coordinating the violence.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Mar. 19: Day 530 – US fully supportive of Gaza strikes, but Trump stays silent
Israel continues its military operations in Gaza, receiving strong support from the US. The Trump administration blames Hamas for the conflict, contrasting with the Biden administration's stance. Hostage negotiations are ongoing, but recent efforts have faced challenges.
Additionally, the Palestinian Authority has altered its approach to welfare payments for security prisoners, now basing them on financial need rather than sentence length. This comes amid discussions on US funding for Palestinian security forces.
#economy
Forbes: What To Expect From Wednesday’s Federal Reserve Meeting As Trump Demands Rate Cuts
The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain interest rates at 4.25% to 4.5% during its upcoming policy meeting, contrary to President Trump's hopes for immediate cuts. Economists predict that inflation forecasts may rise due to new tariffs, complicating the Fed's decision-making.
The Fed's quarterly economic projections will provide insight into future growth, inflation, and interest rates, as recession fears loom. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will address these developments in a press conference following the meeting.
#culture
GB News: Snow White star Rachel Zegler slams ‘white’ Hollywood executives in scathing rant amid Disney ‘woke’ fallout
Rachel Zegler has criticized "white" studio executives for questioning her Latina identity during her casting for West Side Story. She expressed frustration over the need to prove her heritage, despite her Colombian roots, while preparing for her role in Disney's Snow White.
Zegler emphasized the importance of diversity in casting, stating that talent should be nurtured regardless of appearance. The Snow White remake has faced several controversies, leading Disney to limit its promotional activities for the film.
#history
Liberty Nation News: JFK Files Released: Bombshell or Bust? - Liberty Nation News
President Trump has released thousands of pages of previously redacted documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, now available on the National Archive website. The release includes about 63,000 pages, with many documents previously made public but with fewer redactions.
Experts and researchers will spend significant time analyzing the new information, which may provide further insights into the assassination and the Cold War context. The move is positioned as part of a broader commitment to transparency in government.
#health
Fox News: Food choices that can boost your vision and protect against eye disease
Incorporating foods rich in vitamins and nutrients can help protect eyesight and lower the risk of eye diseases, according to ophthalmologists. A diet high in leafy greens may slow the progression of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) by over 40%.
Eating fruits and vegetables can also reduce the risk of cataracts and glaucoma. Specific dietary recommendations include antioxidants for AMD patients and omega-3 supplements for those with dry eye syndrome. Key nutrients for eye health include vitamins A, C, E, lutein, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: The Best Hard Baits For Spring Bass Fishing! (Cranks, Topwater, Chatterbait, Spinnerbait) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Spring is an ideal time for bass fishing, with various lures available to target shallow-moving bass. The guide highlights top choices across categories such as crankbaits, jerkbaits, and topwater lures, providing links to specific products and recommended colors.
These recommendations aim to enhance fishing confidence and efficiency, saving time and money for anglers. The guide includes detailed links to each bait for easy access to descriptions and photos.