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24 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Ivy League anti-Israel ringleader Mahmoud Khalil withheld details of foreign ties from visa application: feds
The Trump administration has detained Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student, for allegedly failing to disclose his employment with a UN Palestinian relief agency on his visa application. The government claims this omission justifies his deportation, citing his role in anti-Israel protests.
Khalil, a green card holder married to a U.S. citizen, is accused of misrepresenting his affiliations and employment history when applying for permanent residency. The DOJ argues that these misrepresentations provide a basis for his removal, regardless of his First Amendment rights.
#politics
Fox News: Chuck Schumer facing 'uphill fight' amid leadership doubts: 'Matter of when, not if'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces pressure for his leadership after supporting President Trump's stopgap spending bill, which has drawn backlash from some Democrats. While some party members call for his replacement, others believe he should remain in his position, citing a lack of viable alternatives.
Democrat strategists are divided on Schumer's future, with some expressing confidence in his ability to retain leadership despite dissent. Calls for his ousting are seen as premature by certain insiders, who argue that blame should be shared among party members.
Breitbart: Trump Says He Will Host Kansas City Chiefs After COVID Foiled Visit in 2020
President Trump announced plans to host the Kansas City Chiefs at the White House to celebrate their 2020 Super Bowl victory, which was delayed due to the pandemic. He shared this during a conversation with Clay Travis on Air Force One.
Trump also mentioned looking forward to hosting the Philadelphia Eagles after their recent Super Bowl win. Both Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce expressed excitement about the prospect of playing in front of a sitting president.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Michael Rulli: Congress Must Write Law 'to Prevent' Lawfare from Happening Again
Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) emphasized the need for Congress to create laws to prevent "lawfare" against political figures like President Trump. He criticized judges who halt Trump's agenda and highlighted past grievances against conservatives, calling for unity and communication within Congress.
Rulli urged lawmakers to focus on legislation rather than internal conflicts, suggesting that cooperation could lead to better outcomes. He expressed confidence in leadership and the necessity to protect political movements from judicial interference.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: House takes on judges
The U.S. is moving to extradite three alleged members of Tren de Aragua to Chile. Meanwhile, Democrats express doubts about President Biden's political future, suggesting his time has passed. The House Judiciary Committee plans to investigate "activist judges" amid ongoing legal challenges faced by the Trump administration.
In other news, the Biden administration's censorship efforts are set for a hearing, and tensions rise between the House and Senate over budget issues. Additionally, discussions on U.S. peace talks with Ukraine and Russia are underway in Saudi Arabia.
#society
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and JOSHUA LISEC: The ‘Unhumans’ celebrate everything that is ugly in society
Jack Posobiec hosted Joshua Lisec to discuss their books, highlighting the far-left's ideology as "anti-civilization," which opposes traditional values like Christianity and family. Lisec argued that figures like Luigi Mangione, charged with murder, are celebrated by this ideology.
Lisec linked this perspective to broader societal issues, including property destruction and political persecution, asserting that such actions reflect a celebration of violence and chaos within the anti-civilization framework.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US cabinet officials accidentally add journalist to group chat, share war plans
Trump administration officials mistakenly included The Atlantic's editor, Jeffrey Goldberg, in a secure group chat discussing sensitive military plans against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The chat included high-ranking officials and shared operational details shortly before strikes were executed on March 15.
The National Security Council confirmed the authenticity of the messages and is investigating the incident. Experts noted that sharing classified information via the Signal app raises legal concerns, especially since some messages were set to disappear, potentially violating record-keeping obligations.
Le Monde: US, Russia talks on Ukraine ceasefire end after 12 hours
A 12-hour meeting between US and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia focused on a potential partial ceasefire in Ukraine, with discussions on the Black Sea Initiative. Ukrainian negotiators awaited further talks, while missile attacks in Ukraine continued to highlight the ongoing conflict.
Despite optimism from US officials, the Kremlin cautioned that negotiations are just beginning, with challenges ahead. The discussions aim to address a ceasefire and the resumption of grain exports, amid ongoing military actions and cyberattacks.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Growth Picks Up Despite Decline in Tariff Front-Running
U.S. economic growth accelerated in March, driven by a rebound in the services sector, which rose to a three-month high. However, manufacturing activity declined sharply, marking its first contraction since December. Despite overall growth, optimism about future demand has waned.
Inflationary pressures intensified, particularly in manufacturing, with rising input and selling prices. Employment showed slight improvement in services, but manufacturing jobs fell for the first time since last October, reflecting concerns over costs and demand.
#military
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Indonesia, Forest Fires in South Korea, and a Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft Engine
Australia's Defense Minister Richard Marles announced the expedited delivery of the country's first High Mobility Artillery Rocket System at the Australian International Airshow. This move reflects Australia's commitment to enhancing its military capabilities.
In other global news, South Korean authorities are battling multiple wildfires, while protests in Turkey escalate following the arrest of a prominent mayor. Meanwhile, Israel has resumed military operations in Gaza amid stalled cease-fire negotiations with Hamas.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: The Poetry and Particularity of Mary
The concept of particularity in Christianity is explored through the Incarnation, emphasizing that God took on specific human form from a particular girl in a specific time and place. This notion challenges the idea of a distant deity, highlighting a God who interacts intimately with humanity.
The essay further argues that this particularity necessitates a dogmatic and sacramental faith, as the essence of Christianity is rooted in tangible realities. The author concludes with a poem reflecting on the Annunciation, illustrating the blend of the divine and human in a moment of profound significance.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Approaching Weathertop: Anatomy of a Scene
J.R.R. Tolkien's writing in "The Lord of the Rings" showcases his mastery of language through vivid imagery, emotional depth, and the integration of song and poetry. The scene at Weathertop illustrates the transition from civilization to the wilderness, highlighting the rich history of the land and the characters' struggles.
As the hobbits encounter the Ring Wraiths, Tolkien emphasizes the power of storytelling, particularly through Strider's recitation of the tale of Beren and Lúthien, which fortifies Frodo in the face of danger. This scene encapsulates Tolkien's ability to blend romance, nature, and narrative into a compelling experience.
Breitbart: Nolte: Robert De Niro’s Gangster Movie ‘Alto Knights’ Bombed Planet-Wide
Robert De Niro’s latest film, Alto Knights, underperformed at the box office, grossing only $3.2 million domestically and $1.8 million internationally against a $50 million budget. This marks a continuation of De Niro's recent struggles, with no major hits since 2016.
Similarly, Rachel Zegler's live-action Snow White also fell short, earning $43 million domestically and setting a record for the lowest opening weekend for a Disney remake. The current quarter has been tough for Hollywood, with few successes to report.
#health
Fox News: Hair loss? Gut health issues? Dr. Nicole Saphier reveals smart fixes
Dr. Nicole Saphier discussed natural remedies for hair thinning and gut health on "Fox & Friends Weekend." She emphasized the importance of a healthy diet, exercise, and stress management, sharing her personal experience with hair loss and the benefits of olive and rosemary oils for regrowth.
Saphier highlighted the role of gut health in overall wellness, advocating for probiotics and prebiotics from fermented foods and fruits. She stressed the need for fiber and hydration, while noting that managing stress is crucial for both hair and gut health.
#crime
Fox News: Alexander brother accused of Versace Mansion assault as wealthy siblings face trafficking case
Maria Suska has accused real estate agent Oren Alexander of raping her in the Versace Mansion in 2014. She claims the assault occurred after a dinner where she felt uncomfortable, and that Alexander became violent despite her protests.
Alexander, currently facing multiple charges including sex trafficking, denies the allegations, asserting there is no physical evidence to support Suska's claims. Suska, who is not part of the ongoing lawsuits against the Alexander brothers due to the statute of limitations, decided to come forward after years of silence.