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#illegals
Breitbart: Police Evict Hundreds of Migrants from 'Occupied' Theatre in Paris
Police evicted around 450 migrants from the Théâtre de la Gaîté Lyrique in Paris after a three-month occupation. The operation, which began early Tuesday, led to clashes with far-left protesters and resulted in 46 arrests. Authorities cited public safety concerns and previous violence during the occupation.
The migrants had occupied the theater following a refugee conference, demanding housing from the government. The situation escalated, leading to significant financial losses for the theater due to canceled events. Leftist activists supported the migrants, expressing solidarity during the eviction.
#society
Fox News: Hollywood director arrested for allegedly cheating Netflix out of $11M
Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch has been arrested for allegedly defrauding Netflix of $11 million. He is accused of misappropriating funds meant for his unfinished show "White Horse" to finance personal expenses, including luxury cars and investments in cryptocurrency.
Rinsch was initially paid $44 million by Netflix but requested an additional $11 million to complete the project. Prosecutors claim he spent the funds on various personal items and lost a significant amount in investments. He was released on a $100,000 bond following his court appearance.
Breitbart: Schumer: 'Columbia Didn't Do Enough' on Antisemitism, But Trump Is Trying to Hurt Universities
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the Trump administration's decision to cut $400 million in funding to Columbia University, arguing it unfairly targets the institution rather than addressing specific instances of antisemitism. He acknowledged Columbia's shortcomings in combating antisemitism but contended that the funding cut would harm many students, including those not involved in protests.
Schumer stated that this action is not a genuine attempt to address antisemitism and emphasized the need for targeted accountability rather than broad punitive measures against universities.
Breitbart: Trump DOJ Joins Case Against UCLA over Antisemitism on Campus
The Trump administration's Department of Justice has joined a federal lawsuit against UCLA regarding antisemitism on campus. The case, initiated by Jewish students, alleges that UCLA administrators allowed an anti-Israel protest encampment to discriminate against Jewish students, violating their civil rights.
The DOJ's involvement aims to clarify federal laws prohibiting discrimination based on religion or national origin. While UCLA claims it is committed to combating antisemitism, it is contesting the lawsuit, asserting it is not responsible for the actions of the protestors.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: European Countries Withdraw From U.N. Anti-Personnel Landmine Treaty
Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania plan to withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty on landmines due to security concerns stemming from Russian aggression. Their Defence Ministers argue that the treaty limits their military options in the face of ongoing threats from Russia.
The ministers emphasize the need for flexibility in defense strategies, stating that the deteriorating security situation necessitates abandoning the treaty despite their commitment to international humanitarian law. This decision highlights the selective adherence to international treaties by nations based on their security needs.
Breitbart: Italy's Meloni Backs Trump's Peace Efforts, Urges 'Pragmatism' on Trade
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni urged for pragmatism to avert a trade war with the U.S. while supporting President Trump's ceasefire efforts in Ukraine. She ruled out sending Italian troops to Ukraine and criticized the proposed European security force by Britain and France.
Meloni emphasized the importance of avoiding retaliatory tariffs that could harm both the U.S. and Europe, particularly affecting Italian winemakers. She also reaffirmed Italy's commitment to vetting migrants in Albania, despite legal challenges.
Forbes: Ukraine, Russia Continue Attacks—Despite Limited Ceasefire Offer
Russia launched drone attacks on Ukraine, targeting a hospital and energy facilities, despite a reported agreement for a limited ceasefire between Putin and Trump. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed skepticism about the ceasefire's effectiveness.
The call between Trump and Putin included discussions on a potential ceasefire and prisoner swaps, with Trump claiming it was productive. However, details on land and asset negotiations remain unclear.
Le Monde: Shock in Gaza after Israeli bombardment
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in significant casualties, with reports indicating 404 bodies and over 500 wounded following recent bombardments. Hospitals are overwhelmed, particularly Nasser Hospital, where many victims are children and the elderly.
The situation is exacerbated by a blockade on medical supplies, as the Israeli government has restricted aid since early March. Local residents describe a terrifying environment, with many families forced to evacuate amid ongoing violence.
#economy
Forbes: Elon Musk And Tim Walz Exchange Barbs As Walz Celebrates Tesla Stock Slide
Former Vice President candidate Tim Walz criticized Tesla's declining stock price, celebrating its drop to $225, over 50% down from its peak. He suggested Tesla owners remove the logo from their vehicles. In response, Elon Musk took a jab at Walz on social media, referencing his political ties.
Tesla's stock has faced significant challenges, with a 44% decline in 2024, attributed to polarized public perception of Musk and downgraded sales forecasts. Analysts note that Musk's political involvement may be impacting the brand's reputation and sales in key markets.
Liberty Nation News: Gold Glitters Above $3,000 – Swamponomics - Liberty Nation News
US financial markets are struggling, prompting a surge in gold prices, which recently crossed $3,000 an ounce, driven by safe-haven demand amid economic uncertainty. Central banks have notably increased their gold purchases, reflecting concerns over market volatility.
Inflation expectations are rising, fueled by tariffs and trade policy changes. The Federal Reserve remains cautious, with no immediate plans to adjust interest rates, while mixed economic signals leave the possibility of a recession in question.
#military
Fox News: NTSB probe of Chicago Midway near miss reveals sun glare as possible contributing factor
A preliminary NTSB report indicates that sun glare may have contributed to a near miss involving a Southwest Airlines jet and a Flexjet aircraft at Chicago Midway Airport on February 25. The Flexjet crew, instructed by ground control, failed to acknowledge a hold short command and taxied onto the runway, prompting the Southwest flight to perform a go-around maneuver to avoid a collision.
The Flexjet crew reported visibility issues due to the sun and did not recognize the runway markings, mistaking the runway for a taxiway. Both aircraft landed safely, and Flexjet is conducting an investigation into the incident.
#crime
The Telegraph: Afghan ambassador to Spain stripped of status after sexual assault claims
Afghanistan’s ambassador to Spain, Mohammad Rahim Peerzada, has lost his diplomatic status amid serious sexual assault allegations, including claims of rape. Spain's Foreign Ministry confirmed he no longer represents Afghanistan and does not enjoy diplomatic immunity.
The accusations stem from multiple women, including a refugee who reported being assaulted after her drink was allegedly spiked at an embassy event. Peerzada has denied the allegations, and investigations are ongoing.
Forbes: Surge In Tesla Protests And Vandalism: Teslas Set On Fire In Las Vegas—As Musk Baselessly Blames ‘Larger Forces’
Elon Musk criticized recent protests and vandalism against Tesla, labeling them as “deranged” and suggesting a mental health issue among protesters. This follows multiple incidents of arson and vandalism at Tesla dealerships across the U.S., including a targeted attack in Las Vegas.
Attorney General Pam Bondi described the vandalism as “domestic terrorism” and announced investigations into the protests, threatening severe consequences for those involved. Former President Trump supported labeling the vandals as domestic terrorists and pledged to take action against them.
#technology
GB News: EE unleashes upgrade to 28 million people across UK at no extra cost — find out if your town is covered
EE is set to complete the rollout of its next-generation 5G Standalone network to 19 new towns and cities by the end of the month, bringing coverage to 28 million people in the UK. This upgrade promises faster download speeds, improved indoor signals, and better battery life for compatible devices.
Customers with compatible handsets on specific SIM-only plans will automatically gain access to the new network. EE's 5GSA technology is designed to provide a more consistent mobile experience, especially in high-demand environments like stadiums, and is expected to support future AI-powered services.