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#illegals
Breitbart: Gang Members Deported by Trump Face Murder, Rape, Kidnapping Charges
The Trump administration deported 250 illegal alien gang members, including those from MS-13 and Tren de Aragua, to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act. Many had serious criminal records, including violent crimes, and were vetted by ICE.
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the deportations, prompting an investigation into whether the government violated the order. This has led to political backlash, including impeachment articles against the judge.
#politics
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: House GOP firebrand drives DOGE committee investigation of government media agency corruption
Marjorie Taylor Greene is investigating alleged "gross negligence" and "rampant cronyism" at the U.S. Agency for Global Media, claiming it poses a national security threat. She cites a 2020 investigation confirming mismanagement and corruption, including unlawful visa grants and contract awards.
Greene is demanding access to records related to these abuses and criticizes the Biden administration for rehiring officials involved in the misconduct. She argues that the agency's actions represent a significant risk to taxpayer interests and national security.
Breitbart: Exclusive Poll: Majority of Americans Oppose ESG as State Financial Officers Fight Against It
A recent survey reveals that 56% of Americans oppose ESG policies, viewing them as politically charged and detrimental to everyday life. The majority believe state financial officers should prioritize protecting individual rights and managing taxpayer dollars effectively.
State financial officers are increasingly trusted over other officials to handle fiscal matters, as they push back against corporate politicization and ESG activism. This includes actions like blacklisting firms that boycott the energy sector and demanding transparency from asset managers.
Fox News: Bill Burr tells 'The View' Elon Musk going to 'trash' the planet
Comedian Bill Burr criticized Elon Musk on "The View," claiming the billionaire lacks concern for Earth and is focused on colonizing other planets. He expressed frustration with tech entrepreneurs who, in his view, are taking over the world.
Burr also commented on the political landscape, suggesting that the Democratic Party's focus on Trump detracts from real leadership. A spokesperson for Musk's Department of Government Efficiency defended their efforts to improve government accountability and security.
The Western Journal: JD Vance Has Blistering Response When Asked How He's a Different VP Than Kamala, Brings Up Word Salads and Vodka
Vice President J.D. Vance recently contrasted his approach to that of former Vice President Kamala Harris, humorously suggesting he doesn't need "four shots of vodka" to answer questions. He criticized Harris for her "word salad" responses, referencing her recent comments about Doritos and the Oscars.
Vance emphasized his preference for openness and honesty in communication, stating he would rather risk being wrong than be overly cautious. He believes in the importance of genuine dialogue over scripted responses, aiming to avoid becoming a "total robot" in politics.
Breitbart: Turkey: Erdogan’s Chief Rival for President Arrested Days Before Party Nomination
Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul's mayor and a key challenger to President Erdogan in the 2028 election, was arrested on corruption charges just before his party's nomination. Opposition leaders condemned the move as a political coup aimed at stifling dissent.
Imamoglu's arrest has sparked protests and fears of escalating political repression in Turkey. The incident has negatively impacted the Turkish economy, with the lira hitting a record low against the dollar, as concerns grow over the rule of law and investor confidence.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: A Primer on Abolishing the Dept of Education
President Trump plans to initiate the dismantling of the Department of Education through an executive order, aiming to shift educational control from bureaucracies to families. Full abolition would require congressional approval.
In other political developments, the Trump administration has rescinded Biden-era policies, while military leaders are set to discuss a coalition plan for Ukraine. Additionally, ICE has arrested a Georgetown student for alleged Hamas propaganda, and Israel has reimposed a blockade on northern Gaza.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: $660 Million Dakota Pipeline Jury Verdict Could Put Greenpeace Out of Business
Energy Transfer secured a $660 million jury verdict against Greenpeace for defamation, trespassing, and harassment related to protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline. The company argued that Greenpeace's actions caused significant delays and damages, impacting their operations and reputation.
Greenpeace's interim Executive Director stated that the organization does not have the funds to pay the verdict, emphasizing their commitment to continue their fight. The jury's decision included $320 million in punitive damages, reflecting local jurors' disapproval of Greenpeace's conduct during the protests.
Le Monde: Coffee connoisseur Farimah Fattahi brings a touch of Iran to Paris's café culture
Farimah Fattahi, a 32-year-old Iranian entrepreneur, opened Harvest coffee shop in Paris in November 2024. After studying food engineering and developing her coffee skills in Tehran, she moved to France in 2020, where she faced challenges like the pandemic but ultimately realized her dream of owning a café.
Harvest features a short seasonal menu, locally sourced milk, and carefully selected coffee beans. Fattahi emphasizes quality and sustainability, showcasing her passion for coffee in a welcoming environment. The café is located at 65 Rue de la Roquette, Paris.
GB News: Greggs overhauls its menu with 5 new items including refreshing drinks and pizzas - from £2.50
Greggs has launched its new spring menu featuring two drinks—Peach Iced Tea and Mint Lemonade—alongside three food items: Veggie Feast Pizza, BLT Sandwich, and Tuna Crunch Roll. The beverages are designed to be refreshing for the warmer weather.
The new food options aim to provide seasonal variety, complementing existing favorites like Mac & Cheese. Customers can enjoy these items in stores, through Click + Collect, or via delivery services like Just Eat and Uber Eats.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Prince of Wales praises ‘resilience’ of Ukrainians as he meets refugees in Estonia
Prince William praised the resilience of Ukrainians during his visit to Estonia, where he met refugees and reaffirmed support for Ukraine. His visit included discussions with Estonian President Alar Karis about the importance of British military presence amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
The Prince will also participate in a NATO field exercise near the Russian border, highlighting the critical role of British troops in the region.
Fox News: African war-torn nation invokes Trump ‘golden age' for minerals deal in exchange for booting violent rebels
The president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, has proposed a minerals deal to President Donald Trump, offering access to the country's vast mineral wealth in exchange for U.S. support in combating violent rebels. Tshisekedi aims to establish a security pact to help defeat the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group.
Tshisekedi emphasized the potential for job creation through mineral extraction and processing, while seeking to strengthen U.S.-Congo relations. He noted the importance of American companies sourcing minerals directly from the DRC and expressed concerns about China's growing influence in the region.
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Frees American Held Hostage by Taliban for 2 Years - It's a Very Different Deal Than the Ones Struck by Biden
The Trump administration successfully negotiated the release of American George Glezmann, who had been held by the Taliban for over two years. The release, described as a goodwill gesture by the Taliban, differs from previous deals made under the Biden administration, which involved prisoner swaps.
Glezmann's release was facilitated through diplomatic efforts with Qatar, marking a potential step towards improved U.S.-Taliban relations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the importance of this release while noting that other Americans remain detained in Afghanistan.
Le Monde: IS jailers trial: Life sentence requested for 'one of the most perverse jihadists of the last 10 years'
The trial of Islamic State jailers revealed the brutal conditions faced by Western hostages and the indifference towards Syrian detainees. Prosecutor Benjamin Chambre emphasized the jihadists' systematic abduction and torture, highlighting the disparity in treatment between Westerners and Syrians.
Chambre's closing arguments aimed to expose the true nature of jihadist ideology, which disregards human life based on perceived value. The trial serves as a grim reminder of the horrors inflicted by IS on both Western and Syrian victims.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: Canadian Furniture Maker Moves Production to North Carolina After Trump's Tariff Threats
Prepac, a Canadian furniture manufacturer, is relocating its production from British Columbia to North Carolina due to impending tariffs on Canadian goods imposed by President Trump. This transition will result in over 170 job losses in Canada, with Unifor union leaders criticizing the move as motivated by greed.
Trump's tariffs, including a 50% levy on steel and aluminum from Canada, are part of a broader economic strategy aimed at pressuring Canada to reduce its own tariffs on U.S. agricultural products. He has warned of further tariffs on automobiles if Canada does not comply.
Forbes: Accenture Stock Dives To 8-Month Low As Company Says Elon Musk’s DOGE May Weigh On Sales
Accenture's performance may be negatively impacted by a federal initiative aimed at reducing government spending, led by Elon Musk. CEO Julie Sweet noted a slowdown in new government business, which represents a significant portion of Accenture's revenue.
Shares dropped 7% following the earnings report, marking a steep decline and contributing to a 15% decrease in stock value for the year. Other consulting firms also saw stock declines due to similar concerns.
#education
Fox News: Department of Education significantly dismantled in new Trump executive order
Trump's executive order aims to reduce the Dept. of Education, transferring authority to states; critics warn of potential negative impacts.
Fox News: WILLIAM BENNETT, LAMAR ALEXANDER: We both ran the Education Dept and there are 3 things we should keep
The U.S. Department of Education has not improved student performance, prompting calls for reform and integration into other departments.
#crime
Le Monde: French ex-surgeon Le Scouarnec admits sex abuse of 299 victims
Former surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec, 74, is on trial in France for sexually abusing 299 patients, mostly minors, from 1989 to 2014. He admitted guilt for all charges during the proceedings, acknowledging the victims listed in notebooks seized by investigators.
Le Scouarnec, previously convicted in 2020 for abusing four children, had denied many accusations until now. His admission is seen as a significant step for the victims, allowing them to begin the healing process.
Fox News: Florida woman charged for drowning dog in airport toilet after it was barred from traveling: police
Alison Agatha Lawrence has been arrested for aggravated animal cruelty after allegedly drowning her dog in a toilet at Orlando International Airport. The incident occurred in December 2024 when she was denied boarding due to lacking proper documentation for her pet.
Following the discovery of the deceased dog in a restroom trash bin, police reviewed surveillance footage and determined that Lawrence acted out of agitation after being informed her dog could not board. She has been held on a $5,000 bond and will be extradited to Orange County.
#sports
Forbes: NCAA March Madness: Here’s How Many Perfect Brackets Remain On First Day Of Tournament
As of Thursday, about 32% of the 34 million NCAA March Madness brackets submitted remain perfect after three games. The tournament began with over half of the brackets busted following the first game, with only around 11 million still in contention.
The odds of achieving a perfect bracket are astronomically low, estimated at one in 9.22 quintillion for random guesses. Various rewards are offered for perfect brackets, including cash prizes and unique experiences, but no one has ever achieved a verifiably perfect bracket in the tournament's history.
Fox News: Former Alabama football player reveals how his second chance after DUI arrest changed his life
Former Alabama linebacker Quandarrius "Que" Robinson discussed his struggles with a DUI and drinking habits during his time at the university on the show ‘The Tides That Bind.’ He credited coach Nick Saban for providing support and a second chance that transformed his outlook on life.
Robinson, who faced challenges early in his college career, eventually became a starting player in his senior year before an injury ended his season. He is now preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft, alongside former teammates with aspirations of playing professionally.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: Snowmobiling Ontario's Gold Rush Tour
Vern and his family enjoy a snowmobile adventure in Northeastern Ontario, exploring the scenic landscapes and attractions of the Gold Rush Tour. The experience highlights the region's natural beauty and recreational opportunities.