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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump's 'Bad Idea' Just Brought $5 Billion to the US in One Day
President Trump's "gold card visa" program has reportedly generated $5 billion in one day, according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The initiative aims to attract wealthy individuals to the U.S. in exchange for residency, replacing the EB-5 program.
Critics argue that prioritizing the rich for citizenship is unfair, but proponents highlight the potential economic benefits. The program could help reduce national debt while ensuring thorough vetting of applicants. Trump's approach contrasts with the Democratic stance on immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Voice of America employees file lawsuit against the Trump administration after president dismantled agency
Employees of Voice of America (VOA) have filed a lawsuit against President Trump's administration and Kari Lake after an executive order was issued to dismantle the agency. They argue that this action threatens objective news sources globally and constitutes a shutdown of journalism.
The lawsuit claims that the order undermines First Amendment rights and effectively silences journalists. Lake, named a special advisor, has stated that the agency is "irretrievably broken," while plaintiffs assert that the decision has severe implications for media freedom.
The Western Journal: Rosie O'Donnell's Response to Ditching USA Is Proof That 'TDS' Should Be a Medical Diagnosis
Rosie O'Donnell has relocated to Ireland, citing fear of Donald Trump, whom she has publicly opposed for years. Despite her claims of distress over U.S. politics, she expresses gratitude for her new life abroad, sharing her happiness on social media.
Her comments reflect a deep frustration with the current political climate, as she calls for a collective response to Trump's policies. Critics suggest her reaction exemplifies a heightened emotional response to Trump, potentially warranting a diagnosis of "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
Fox News: James Carville says Democrats ‘ought to apologize’ for ignoring rural US voters
James Carville criticized the Democratic Party for neglecting rural voters, calling it "stupid" and suggesting the party should apologize. He argued that urban-focused strategies have alienated middle America and emphasized the need for Democrats to reconnect with these voters.
Carville believes the party's self-righteousness has led to a disconnect, and he advocates for a renewed focus on rural campaigning. He has consistently voiced concerns about the party's approach since the 2016 election, urging a strategic retreat to allow opponents to falter on their own.
Times Of Israel: Fatah urges Hamas to cede power in Gaza to safeguard ‘Palestinians’ existence’
Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas has urged Hamas to relinquish control of Gaza, warning that their governance threatens the existence of Palestinians. Hamas responded, stating it seeks national consensus and is open to administrative arrangements but has not committed to disarming.
Negotiations for a ceasefire have stalled, with Israel resuming airstrikes after Hamas's refusal to yield power. A recent hostage-ceasefire deal has seen limited progress, and tensions remain high as Israel insists on dismantling Hamas’s military capabilities before any long-term settlement.
Le Monde: Turkey: Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's arrest marks the start of a new authoritarian era
On March 21, 2025, nearly 300,000 people protested in Istanbul against the arrest of Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Demonstrations spread across 45 provinces, reminiscent of the 2013 Gezi Park protests, signaling a significant public outcry against authoritarianism.
The arrest of Imamoglu marks a troubling moment in Turkey's political history, highlighting ongoing issues with democracy and the rule of law. This incident is part of a broader pattern of political repression in the country.
#society
Liberty Nation News: Google Promotes Internet Censorship in Europe – Is America Next? - Liberty Nation News
Vice President JD Vance criticized European efforts to censor online speech, highlighting the support of major US tech companies for an organization that advocates such censorship. The Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) argues that Europe’s Digital Services Act (DSA) is necessary for managing harmful content, despite concerns about free speech.
CEPA's support for the DSA indicates a shift towards more stringent online regulations, with backing from companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft. This collaboration raises questions about the implications for free expression as these entities align with government efforts to control online discourse.
Le Monde: Heathrow Airport back to 'fully operational' after fire
Heathrow Airport resumed operations on March 22 after a fire at an off-site power substation caused significant disruptions, closing the airport for most of the previous day. While the airport declared itself fully operational, delays and cancellations persisted as airlines worked to manage the backlog of affected flights.
British Airways anticipated operating about 85% of its scheduled flights, while Virgin Atlantic aimed for a near full schedule. The incident raised concerns about the airport's infrastructure reliability, prompting an investigation by the National Energy System Operator and London's Metropolitan Police, though no foul play is suspected.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Lebanon warns of ‘new war’ as Israel carries out strikes
Israel launched heavy artillery and airstrikes on Lebanon after intercepting rocket fire from the country, marking a significant escalation in tensions. This incident follows a ceasefire with Hezbollah, and Israeli officials warned of severe retaliation, holding Lebanon accountable for the ceasefire's maintenance.
A Hezbollah representative denied responsibility for the attack, describing it as "primitive." The situation raises concerns about a potential new conflict in the region.
#military
Human Events: NATO to urge Europe, Canada to boost military stockpiles by 30%: report
NATO plans to ask European allies and Canada to boost their military stockpiles by about 30% over the next few years, updating targets set before Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This move requires significant financial commitments from most allies, while US spending remains unchanged.
The proposed enhancements aim to strengthen European and Canadian forces, reducing dependence on the US. Key areas for improvement include air defense systems, long-range strike capabilities, and logistics. The targets are expected to take 5 to 15 years to implement.
#culture
GB News: BBC Apprentice star lifts lid on brutal filming session with Alan Sugar after ‘embarrassing’ moment
Liam Snellin, a candidate on BBC's The Apprentice, shared insights about the show's boardroom sessions, describing them as "really intense" and lasting up to a couple of hours, far longer than the brief segments aired. He emphasized the thorough examination of contestants' performances during these discussions.
Snellin, who remains in the competition, reflected on a recent task involving an advertisement for a hot sauce brand, where he faced unexpected challenges. He credited his long-standing ambition to join the show to the power of manifestation, expressing satisfaction at finally achieving his goal.
#crime
Forbes: Tate Brothers Back In Romania To Report To Police Monday
Andrew and Tristan Tate returned to Romania to report to police regarding their human trafficking and rape case, following a month in the U.S. where they faced a criminal investigation. They maintain their innocence and are under judicial control, required to report to authorities.
The Tates, previously detained in Romania for serious charges, have also been accused of trafficking minors and face additional allegations in the UK. Their recent visit to Florida sparked controversy, with state officials expressing disapproval of their presence.