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24 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: US deportation flights to Venezuela resume following weeks-long standoff
Deportation flights to Venezuela resumed after a brief halt, with a flight carrying 199 illegal aliens landing on Sunday. The agreement between the Trump administration and the Venezuelan government follows Maduro's refusal to accept deportees amid tensions over U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that Venezuela must accept its citizens and warned of escalating sanctions if the country continues to refuse. Recent deportations include individuals from Guantanamo Bay and a high-security prison in El Salvador, as the U.S. seeks to manage its immigration issues.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Hamas in America
A coalition of prominent Democrats, including Senators and House members, has rallied in support of Mahmoud Khalil, an organizer of a Columbia University group that promotes anti-American and anti-Israel sentiments. Critics argue this reflects a troubling alignment between the Democratic Party and radical movements that seek the destruction of Western civilization.
The article warns that this support signifies a broader ideological shift within the party, aligning it with groups like Hamas and other entities that oppose American values. It suggests that the Democratic leadership's stance could lead to a civil conflict, as these movements are perceived as threats to national security and societal stability.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The execution of four Canadians in China is a reminder of Beijing's stringent anti-drug laws
China criticized Canada for condemning the execution of four Canadians involved in a drug case, asserting its judicial sovereignty. This incident echoes the 2009 execution of British national Akmal Shaikh, despite appeals for clemency due to his mental health issues.
China maintains that it did not receive evidence of Shaikh's mental disability, marking a significant moment in its legal history regarding foreign nationals.
#health
GB News: People with certain blood types are more likely to develop cancer - new study
Research indicates that individuals with blood types A, B, or AB face a significantly higher risk of developing certain cancers, including a 55% increased risk of stomach cancer and a 16% higher risk of bowel cancer. Those with AB blood type also have a 45% greater chance of liver cancer.
Experts suggest that variations in immune responses linked to blood types might influence cancer risk, though caution is advised due to potential confounding factors in studies. Blood type is inherited and cannot be changed, with O-positive being the most common type in the UK.