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#politics
Fox News: NASA considers getting rid of Washington, D.C., headquarters: report
NASA is contemplating relocating its Washington, D.C. headquarters as part of a federal downsizing initiative, potentially impacting 2,500 jobs. The agency's lease expires in 2028, and options include moving to locations like Florida or Cleveland, as proposed by some members of Congress.
The move could hinder NASA's connection to Congress and complicate international collaborations, despite most operations occurring at its 10 field centers across the country. NASA has also begun a reduction in force in compliance with a recent executive order.
Fox News: NYT writer says Dems are 'getting destroyed' as data show Gen Z 'most conservative' generation in decades
Ezra Klein discussed with Democratic pollster David Shor the declining support for Democrats among younger voters, particularly young White men. Shor highlighted a significant shift in political alignment, noting that young men now lean more conservative compared to older demographics, which contradicts previous assumptions about the youth vote.
Klein expressed concern over the Democratic Party's failure to maintain its appeal among younger voters, suggesting that cultural shifts and perceptions of the party's stance on gender issues may be contributing factors. Both Klein and Shor acknowledged the need for further research into these trends, which they believe could reshape future political dynamics.
Breitbart: Trump on Tim Walz Talking Tough About Kicking the 'Ass' of Conservatives: 'He'd Be in Trouble'
President Trump criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, labeling him a "loser" and suggesting he negatively impacted Kamala Harris's failed presidential campaign. Trump emphasized Walz's poor standing within the Democratic party, especially after Walz's boastful comments about confronting conservatives.
Walz, during a podcast with California Gov. Gavin Newsom, expressed confidence in his ability to challenge conservatives, stating he could "kick most of their ass." He has also hinted at a potential presidential run in 2028, although recent polling shows low support among Democrats.
#society
Breitbart: Watch: Actor With Dwarfism Explains How Disney 'Erased' Her with 'Snow White' CGI
Comedian Fats Timbo criticized Disney for opting to use CGI for the seven dwarfs in its upcoming Snow White film, arguing it erases opportunities for actors with dwarfism and misrepresents their reality. She highlighted the importance of authentic representation for children's understanding.
The film has faced backlash over its production choices, including accusations of "wokeness" for its initial diverse casting plans, which were later scrapped. With a production budget reportedly exceeding $300 million and accumulating negative publicity, the film's financial success appears uncertain.
Le Monde: Under threat from Trump, Columbia University agrees to changes for protests and Middle East studies
Columbia University has agreed to implement significant reforms, including oversight of its Middle East studies department and changes to protest rules, following pressure from the Trump administration. This comes after the administration cut $400 million in funding over allegations of antisemitism related to campus protests against Israel.
The reforms include a new definition of antisemitism, restrictions on protests inside academic buildings, and a review of international studies departments. Critics argue these changes threaten academic freedom and signal a troubling precedent for federal intervention in higher education.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Offers to Personally Pay Overtime to Rescued Astronauts
President Trump expressed willingness to personally compensate astronauts who received minimal extra pay for their extended time in space, highlighting their $1,430 for nine months of service. He praised SpaceX's Elon Musk for ensuring their safe return from the International Space Station.
Trump also addressed recent arsons targeting Tesla properties, commending Attorney General Pam Bondi for announcing charges against suspects. He warned that those committing such crimes would face severe consequences, emphasizing a zero-tolerance approach to domestic terrorism against Tesla.
Le Monde: Niger declares 3 days of mourning after 44 people were killed inattack
Niger's government declared three days of mourning after a brutal attack by Islamic State affiliates in Kokorou, resulting in 44 civilian deaths and 13 injuries during a mosque prayer service. The attackers also set fire to local markets and homes.
The region, near the borders of Mali and Burkina Faso, has seen ongoing jihadist violence, with over 2,400 fatalities reported since July 2023. The government pledged to pursue the attackers and bring them to justice.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: DR Congo Offers Trump Minerals in Exchange for Help with Rebels
DRC President Felix Tshisekedi proposed a partnership to U.S. President Donald Trump, offering mineral rights in exchange for military aid against the M23 insurgent group, backed by Rwanda. The letter, confirmed by Tshisekedi's office, seeks a formal security pact amid escalating conflict in eastern Congo.
M23 has captured key cities, including Goma and Walikale, prompting humanitarian crises and security concerns for mining operations. Despite calls for ceasefire talks, M23 withdrew from negotiations due to EU sanctions and ongoing DRC military efforts.
#economy
GB News: Rachel Reeves slated for ‘blaming Trump’ as Labour handed another blow
Labour's economic outlook is set to worsen, with the UK's growth forecast expected to be cut in half. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism for potentially blaming President Trump's tariffs for the economic instability, as the government prepares for spending cuts and a mini-Budget.
Public sector net borrowing has surged, reaching £10.7 billion in February, marking a significant rise from the previous year. This financial strain complicates Labour's position as they seek to address economic growth concerns ahead of Reeves' upcoming speech.
Breitbart: DOGE Expert Slams Technology Contractors at IRS Agency
The IRS is reportedly spending billions on technology contractors with little accountability or efficiency, according to a consultant. A significant portion of the budget goes to contractors, many of whom employ foreign H-1B workers, raising concerns about costs and oversight.
New leadership is attempting to cut costs and reinvigorate in-house staff to improve operations. There is a push to prioritize American workers and enhance productivity within the agency, as concerns about entrenched contractor interests persist.
The Telegraph: Macron ousts EDF boss accused of giving French industry ‘the middle finger’
Emmanuel Macron has removed Luc Rémont as head of state-run EDF amid backlash from industrialists over rising electricity prices. The reshuffle comes as EDF plans to increase rates, prompting accusations from industry leaders that the company is neglecting French businesses facing tough competition.
This situation poses a challenge for Macron, who had committed to controlling electricity costs to support the economy. The expiration of rules requiring EDF to sell energy at below-market prices has intensified concerns among major manufacturers.
#crime
Fox News: Kidnapping hoaxer Sherri Papini back in court for child visitation battle with ex-husband
Sherri Papini, who pleaded guilty to faking her kidnapping in 2016 and served 18 months in federal prison, is back in court seeking visitation rights with her two children. Her ex-husband, Keith Papini, opposes her request, citing concerns for the children's well-being.
Papini claims she has focused on her children and healing since her release, while her ex-husband aims to protect them from media scrutiny. The case continues to draw attention due to its high-profile nature and the past events surrounding her false abduction.
#sports
Forbes: NCAA March Madness: 99.99% Of Brackets Now Busted On Second Day Of Tournament
As of the second day of the NCAA March Madness tournament, only about 2,000 of the 34 million submitted brackets remain perfect. Major upsets, including No. 12 McNeese State defeating No. 5 Clemson, have drastically reduced the number of perfect brackets from 11 million to under 2 million.
The odds of predicting a perfect bracket are astronomically low, estimated at one in 9.22 quintillion for random guesses. Despite the challenges, various prizes are offered for perfect brackets, including a trip to Mars or cash rewards.