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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Pulls the Plug on Biden DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' Secret Service Protection
Former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has lost his Secret Service protection four months earlier than expected, following a decision by President Donald Trump. The Secret Service confirmed that Mayorkas, along with Hunter and Ashley Biden, are no longer under federal protection.
Critics of Mayorkas celebrated the news on social media, citing his handling of border security during his tenure. This decision aligns with Trump's recent moves to revoke protection from other Biden family members.
Fox News: 'Sanctuary city' raid rounds up over 200 migrant criminals: ICE
ICE conducted a six-day operation in Massachusetts, resulting in nearly 400 arrests, including over 200 illegal immigrants with serious criminal records. The operation targeted violent offenders, including gang members, and seized significant quantities of drugs.
Despite Boston's sanctuary city status, Mayor Michelle Wu reaffirmed her commitment to protecting immigrants, stating that they belong in the city. Federal agencies collaborated in the operation to enhance public safety and address threats posed by criminal organizations.
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: House Hearing on Reforming FEMA
The House Subcommittee is set to hold a hearing on March 25 to discuss reforms for FEMA, which has faced criticism for inadequate responses to Hurricane Helene and the Los Angeles wildfires. Secretary Kristi Noem has proposed eliminating FEMA altogether during a recent cabinet meeting.
Forbes: Trump Defends National Security Advisor Waltz Amid Reports His Job’s On The Line
President Trump defended National Security Advisor Mike Waltz amid controversy over Waltz adding an Atlantic editor to a group chat discussing military plans. Reports indicate Trump is frustrated with Waltz's actions, leading to discussions within the White House about his potential resignation.
Despite criticism from some Republicans, Trump expressed confidence in Waltz, attributing the incident to a staff error. The National Security spokesperson confirmed the authenticity of the chat, which included operational details about military strikes in Yemen.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘Our shared nation is under attack’: A Haredi rabbi explains how to draft the ultra-Orthodox
Rabbi David Leybel advocates for educational choice within the ultra-Orthodox community, proposing options between traditional cheders and MAMAH state schools that include secular subjects. His views sparked protests but have gained traction, with more Haredi groups joining the MAMAH system.
Leybel also pushes for the integration of ultra-Orthodox men into the Israel Defense Forces, challenging the prevailing exemption norms. He believes a shift in the community's mindset is possible, as many Haredim desire to engage more with broader Israeli society.
Fox News: Whiskey for life? Age matters if you want a shot at winning this contest
Fireball Cinnamon Whisky is offering a lifetime supply of its product to individuals born in or before 1935, celebrating nonagenarians. The contest runs until March 31, with a maximum of 15 winners receiving $2,400 worth of whiskey, contingent on a short essay and photo submission.
The promotion highlights the brand's appeal among seniors, exemplified by 106-year-old Florence "Fireball Flo" Hackman, who celebrated her birthday with Fireball. Contestants must be nominated by someone younger than 90.
GB News: Elon Musk doubles down on threats against 'terrorists' attacking Teslas as EV sales slump across Europe
Elon Musk has labeled protesters targeting Tesla dealerships and Superchargers as "terrorists," asserting that their actions, including shootings and arson, constitute acts of domestic terrorism. The FBI is investigating these incidents and has formed a task force to address the violence against Tesla.
Despite many protests being peaceful, some have turned violent, with reports of arson and incendiary devices found at Tesla locations. Musk's leadership and political affiliations have drawn criticism, coinciding with a decline in Tesla's sales and market share in Europe.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Watch Live: Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, Kash Patel Testify Before Senate
Top intelligence officials, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and FBI Director Kash Patel, are set to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee regarding global threats to the U.S. This hearing will also include testimony from NSA Director Timothy Haugh and DIA Director Jeffrey Kruse.
The focus will be on assessing the current landscape of threats facing the nation.
Breitbart: Trump Expresses Confidence in National Security Adviser Mike Waltz
President Trump expressed confidence in National Security Advisor Mike Waltz following a report about a group chat involving national security officials that included The Atlantic's editor, Jeffrey Goldberg. Trump deemed the incident a minor issue, asserting that it did not affect the successful strikes against Houthis in Yemen.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the administration, stating that no war plans or classified information were shared in the chat. The White House is investigating how Goldberg was added to the thread, emphasizing that the leadership resulted in effective operations against terrorists.
#military
The Western Journal: Cutting-Edge US Fighter Jet Has a Very Interesting Name ... Did Trump Inspire the F-47?
The U.S. Air Force has announced the F-47, a next-generation fighter jet intended to replace the F-22 Raptor. The program, backed by President Donald Trump, aims to enhance American air dominance and is expected to be worth over $20 billion.
Trump noted the F-47's name, suggesting it was chosen by military leaders, and emphasized its significance amid rising competition from China's military capabilities. The aircraft will be designed to operate alongside drones, marking a shift in modern combat strategy.
#health
Human Events: Italian doctors considered letting Pope Francis die during hospital stay
Pope Francis, 88, faced a severe respiratory crisis that prompted doctors to debate life-saving measures. After a critical incident on February 28, his medical team opted for aggressive treatment, leading to a 38-day hospitalization. He was discharged on March 23 and continues recovery with ongoing therapy.
Despite his health challenges, Francis has remained active, delivering reflections and calling for prayers for peace in conflict zones, including Ukraine and Israel. He expresses gratitude for the support he has received during his recovery.
#crime
The Telegraph: Missing French toddler’s grandparents arrested on suspicion of murder
The grandparents of a toddler who died in the French Alps have been arrested on suspicion of murder. Philippe and Anne Vedovini, along with two of their adult children, face charges of “intentional homicide” and “concealing a corpse.”
Police conducted a search of the grandparents' home and removed a van as part of the investigation. The boy's parents are not among those arrested.
Fox News: Idaho student murders: Bryan Kohberger's family could be asked to testify against him, court docs reveal
Idaho prosecutors are opposing Bryan Kohberger's request for his family to have priority seating at his upcoming trial, arguing that some family members may be called as witnesses. They assert that while victims' families have constitutional rights to attend, the same does not apply to the defendant's family.
Kohberger's defense claims that excluding his family violates his Sixth Amendment rights, but prosecutors counter that the defendant's right to a public trial does not extend to selecting courtroom attendees. Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and could face the death penalty if convicted.