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21 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Watch: Rosie O’Donnell Scolds Mainstream Media for Not Being Anti-Trump Enough
Actress Rosie O'Donnell criticized the mainstream media for failing to adequately challenge President Trump, expressing disappointment over the political climate in the U.S. She stated that she and her child relocated to Ireland for their safety and emphasized the need for equal rights in America.
O'Donnell urged citizens to use their voices and protest against what she perceives as a departure from constitutional governance. She expressed hope that the media would improve its role in democracy before it is too late.
The Federalist: Leftists Say It Doesn't Happen, But Noncitizens Voted In IA Election
Iowa's Secretary of State Paul Pate revealed that audits found 277 noncitizens registered to vote, with 35 casting ballots in the 2024 general election. The investigation faced federal obstacles, but Pate aims to implement legislation for citizenship verification at registration to enhance election integrity.
Despite claims that noncitizens do not vote, evidence from Iowa and other states suggests otherwise. Pate plans to pursue legal action against USCIS for data access to improve voter verification processes. The ongoing issue underscores the need for stronger measures against illegal voting.
#society
Le Monde: London's Heathrow slowly resumes flights after a fire cut power to Europe's busiest airport
Heathrow Airport was closed for approximately 18 hours due to a fire at a nearby electrical substation, which disrupted over 1,350 flights and stranded around 200,000 passengers. The fire, deemed non-suspicious, caused significant power outages in the area and raised concerns about the airport's disaster preparedness.
As operations resumed, British Airways and other airlines began to clear the backlog, but disruptions are expected to continue for several days. Authorities acknowledged the need for a thorough investigation to address the incident's impact on critical national infrastructure.
Fox News: John Leguizamo tells ‘The View’ hosts that DEI is about undoing ‘500 years of being oppressed’
John Leguizamo defended Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives on "The View," arguing they aim to address 500 years of oppression faced by minority groups. He criticized former President Trump's actions to end federal support for DEI programs, labeling them exclusionary.
Leguizamo emphasized that DEI seeks to provide equity for those historically marginalized, asserting that some White individuals resist these programs to maintain control. He has consistently advocated for increased representation of diverse voices in Hollywood and beyond.
Fox News: Columbia University yields to Trump admin demands over revoked $400M in federal funding
Columbia University has agreed to new measures to address antisemitism in order to regain $400 million in federal funding lost due to concerns over campus protests and antisemitism. Changes include banning masks, enhancing police powers, and appointing a senior vice provost for oversight.
The university has faced significant protests related to Israel following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, raising tensions among students and faculty. Jewish students have reported increased antisemitism and disruptions amid these demonstrations.
GB News: Heathrow Airport fire: Travel expert warns of major disruptions as thousands of passengers stranded - ‘Days to recover!’
Heathrow Airport is closed until midnight due to a significant power outage caused by a fire at a nearby electrical substation. Over 1,300 flights are affected, with large-scale diversions to Gatwick and Shannon airports, putting pressure on those facilities.
Travel expert Simon Calder warns that recovery will take days, as more than 200,000 passengers typically travel through Heathrow daily. Firefighters are currently battling the blaze, which has also caused blackouts for over 16,300 homes nearby.
The Federalist: UMaine Agrees To Protect Women's Sports After Funding Threat
The University of Maine system has decided to comply with federal regulations, prohibiting male athletes from competing in women's sports, following a threat of funding loss from the Trump administration. The USDA confirmed UMaine's compliance with Title IX, stating it protects equal opportunities for women.
However, Maine faces ongoing scrutiny from federal agencies regarding transgender-related policies, including a violation of Title IX for allowing males to compete in female sports. The state has deadlines to address these compliance issues.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: We’re about to enter a terrifying new era of nuclear proliferation
Britain is modernizing its nuclear arsenal, with officials emphasizing its deterrent capability against adversaries. This move reflects a broader trend of increasing nuclear ambitions among nations, driven by insecurity in the global order and diminished confidence in U.S. security guarantees.
Countries like Poland, Germany, and South Korea are exploring their own nuclear deterrents, influenced by historical experiences and the collapse of arms control regimes. The rise of authoritarian states with nuclear aspirations further complicates the situation, potentially igniting a new arms race.
#culture
Fox News: Bruce Willis gave Samuel L. Jackson this billion-dollar career advice
Bruce Willis advised Samuel L. Jackson early in his career to find a beloved character, similar to iconic roles like Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Terminator" and Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky." Jackson realized the significance of this advice years later when he landed the role of Nick Fury in the Marvel franchise.
Willis recently celebrated his 70th birthday, with heartfelt tributes from his ex-wife Demi Moore and their daughters, highlighting their strong family bond as he battles dementia. His family expressed pride in his legacy and the love they share.
#health
The Epoch Times: Herbalist Rosemary Gladstar Shares Her 5 Top Springtime Tonics—and Some Are Hiding in Your Yard
As winter ends, many seek revitalization through spring tonics—herbs that emerge in spring and help combat the sluggishness left by winter. Renowned herbalist Rosemary Gladstar emphasizes the nutritional and medicinal benefits of common plants like stinging nettles, dandelions, and violets, which can be found in local environments.
Gladstar highlights the importance of these herbs for overall health, particularly for liver function and cleansing the body. While often dismissed as weeds, these plants are rich in vitamins and minerals, offering both culinary and therapeutic uses. Proper handling and preparation are essential for safe consumption.