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23 Mar 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: “Death to America!” Is Not A Protest Slogan
The phrase “Death to America!” signifies a declaration of war and highlights the urgency of defending foundational institutions against perceived assaults. Current legal challenges against Trump’s immigration policies are seen as politically motivated attempts to obstruct his efforts to address illegal immigration.
The ACLU's lawsuit on behalf of Venezuelan criminals is criticized as part of a broader narrative that undermines national security. The piece argues that the ideological roots of such actions align with a globalist agenda threatening American values.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: From Burning Crosses to Burning Teslas
The Glazov Gang features discussions on various topics, including political commentary and critiques of Democratic policies. Recent episodes cover themes such as hate in politics, the implications of the Deep State, and concerns over border security related to groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
Additionally, the show promotes Jamie Glazov's new book on Barack Obama’s legacy and includes insights into controversial topics like the JFK assassination and COVID-19 vaccine controversies.
The Epoch Times: Nationwide Injunctions Pit Executive Versus Judicial Authority
President Trump’s agenda faces significant obstacles due to a rise in nationwide injunctions issued by federal judges, which allow a single judge to block national policies. Critics argue this practice exceeds judicial authority and enables “judge shopping” for favorable rulings.
The Supreme Court may ultimately address the legality of these injunctions, as they have become more common, particularly against Trump’s actions. Some justices express concern over the implications of allowing one judge to halt federal policies, suggesting potential reforms to limit the scope of such rulings.
Breitbart: Watch: Bernie Sanders Jumps Up to Leave Interview over 'Nonsense' Question
Sen. Bernie Sanders expressed admiration for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez during an interview, highlighting the growth of the Progressive Caucus in Congress. When asked if she should challenge Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Sanders deflected, emphasizing his current role as Vermont's senator.
He noted his pride in winning re-election and mentioned his age, suggesting he is not considering another presidential run. Sanders focused on the importance of the progressive movement rather than internal party dynamics.
Times Of Israel: Protesters clash with police in Jerusalem as thousands march against government
Protests erupted in Jerusalem against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government over plans to dismiss Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Thousands marched, clashing with police, as demonstrators set up an overnight encampment near Netanyahu's residence.
The protests reflect widespread discontent with government actions perceived as undermining democratic institutions. Former Supreme Court Justice Ayala Procaccia warned of a moral rift threatening Israel's democracy. Police reported several arrests amid tensions during the demonstrations.
#society
The Telegraph: Suspect arrested after attack on French rabbi
A young man was arrested in Orleans, France, for allegedly attacking Rabbi Arie Engelberg while he was walking with his son from synagogue. The attacker reportedly insulted and physically assaulted the rabbi, prompting President Macron to condemn anti-Semitism as a "poison."
The suspect, lacking identification, is known to use multiple identities. France has seen a rise in anti-Semitic incidents, with over 1,570 reported last year, constituting a significant portion of religiously motivated hate crimes.
Front Page Magazine: Should Jimmy Kimmel Be Arrested As a Domestic Terrorist?
Attorney General Pam Bondi warned that those vandalizing Tesla vehicles will face severe legal consequences, emphasizing that domestic terrorism will not be tolerated. The remarks come amid rising tensions surrounding Elon Musk and public figures like Jimmy Kimmel, who have made controversial comments regarding Tesla.
Kimmel's remarks have been interpreted as inciting violence against Tesla properties, leading to discussions about accountability for public figures. Critics argue that such rhetoric fosters a culture of violence and intimidation, reflecting a broader issue within leftist ideologies.
Fox News: Tourist arrested, attacked by locals after scaling world-famous sacred Mayan temple, video shows
A tourist in Mexico faces charges after illegally climbing the Temple of Kukulcan at Chichén Itzá, prompting locals to physically confront him. The incident occurred during a busy spring equinox event, with two tourists attempting the climb despite a ban in place since 2006 to protect the site.
Authorities intervened as the crowd became aggressive, calling for the tourist to be "sacrificed." Both individuals now face potential fines under Mexican law. This incident mirrors a previous occurrence involving a Polish tourist who also climbed the pyramid.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Waltz: Tren de Aragua Gang 'Acting as a Proxy' of Venezuela
National security adviser Mike Waltz stated that the Tren de Aragua criminal organization operates as a proxy for the Venezuelan government. He emphasized the group's designation as a terrorist organization and the use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations, despite some procedural errors.
Waltz defended the administration's actions against the gang, linking them to attacks on U.S. communities and asserting that the Maduro regime is intentionally using these groups to destabilize the U.S. He argued for the necessity of the Commander in Chief's authority in addressing such threats.
#economy
GB News: ‘It’s a straight question!’ Mel Stride faces intense GB News grilling over Rachel Reeves’ future
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride faced questions about whether Rachel Reeves should resign ahead of the Spring Statement, where spending cuts are expected. Stride refrained from directly calling for her resignation, emphasizing accountability over demands for political departures.
Reeves is under scrutiny for her fiscal policies, pledging to cut government running costs by 15% and reduce civil service jobs by 10,000. While acknowledging current economic challenges, she remains optimistic about improving living standards without raising taxes.
#health
Fox News: Tennessee reports first measles case amid U.S. outbreak
Tennessee has reported its first measles case amid a nationwide increase in infections. The individual is recovering at home, and health officials are tracing potential exposures. Over 300 cases have been confirmed across the U.S. this year, with Texas leading.
Public health officials emphasize vaccination as the best prevention against measles. The outbreak has reignited discussions about vaccine effectiveness, highlighted by a Texas couple's tragic experience. Symptoms include a red rash, fever, and respiratory issues.