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#politics
The Western Journal: Poor Joe: Biden Hit with Humiliating Response After Offering to Help Dems Raise Money
Former President Joe Biden's recent offer to assist the Democratic Party with fundraising was met with indifference from party officials, highlighting his waning influence. An NBC News poll revealed only 1% of Democrats feel Biden represents their values, indicating a significant disconnect.
The commentary draws parallels between Biden's current standing and historical figures in the Democratic Party, suggesting he lacks a true base of support and is viewed as a nonentity. As the party seeks to move forward, it may be time for Biden to step back and preserve his dignity.
The Western Journal: 'Here Are the Facts': Karoline Leavitt Issues Blistering Response to Report About Leaked 'War Plans'
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to a report by Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, which claimed a private text chain discussing military action in Yemen was leaked. Leavitt refuted the claims, stating no "war plans" were discussed and no classified material was shared.
She emphasized that the White House is investigating how Goldberg was added to the thread and highlighted the successful military actions against the Houthis as a point of focus. President Trump appeared unfazed by the incident, even sharing a humorous post about it.
GB News: ‘Naked cash grab!’ SHOCK charts reveal how much second-home tax will cost YOU – and how to avoid it
Starting April 1st, over 500,000 second-home owners in England will face a council tax increase of up to 100%, raising average bills from £2,280 to £4,560. Nearly 75% of local authorities plan to implement this tax, projected to generate £1.02 billion annually to address housing issues.
Critics argue the tax is an unfair cash grab, with many second-home owners considering selling their properties. While supporters claim it will help alleviate the housing crisis, residents remain doubtful about its effectiveness, fearing it may not benefit them as intended.
CNSNews: The Atlantic’s ‘War Plans’ Signal App Story Fact-Checked by WH Press Sec. Leavitt
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refuted claims made by Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic regarding "war plans" allegedly sent to him by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth via Signal. Leavitt stated that no war plans or classified material were discussed.
Goldberg's article suggested mishandling of classified information, but Leavitt emphasized that the White House is investigating how Goldberg was mistakenly included in the message thread. She noted the effectiveness of the mission discussed, attributing success to President Trump's leadership.
Breitbart: Hawley: End Federal District Courts' Ability to Issue Nationwide Injunctions
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) has called for a moratorium on federal district courts issuing nationwide injunctions, arguing that these actions exceed their constitutional authority. He cited numerous cases where such injunctions have impacted administration policies, particularly under President Trump.
Hawley emphasized that only the Supreme Court has the authority to bind the nation and described the prevalence of these injunctions as unprecedented and abusive. He urged Congress to take action to prevent district courts from overstepping their jurisdiction.
#society
The Western Journal: Bar That Kicked Out MAGA Hat-Wearing Patron Facing Lawsuit Chatter: Was This Illegal?
A bar in Indianapolis, Chatterbox Jazz Club, is facing backlash after allegedly ejecting a patron for wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat. The incident, captured on video, shows staff stating they did not want Trump supporters in their establishment.
The bar later claimed the group had engaged in harassment and disruptive behavior, asserting their right to refuse service. Critics argue this could constitute unlawful discrimination, as supporting a political figure does not fall under categories typically protected by anti-discrimination laws.
Forbes: Palestinian Oscar-Winning Director Hamdan Ballal Released By Israeli Forces—What To Know About ‘No Other Land’
Hamdan Ballal, the Oscar-winning Palestinian director of "No Other Land," was released by Israeli forces after being detained following an incident in the West Bank. His co-director claims he was assaulted by Israeli settlers before his arrest, and Ballal was reportedly injured during detention.
Ballal's detention has sparked backlash from filmmakers and human rights advocates, who argue it threatens artistic freedom and human rights. A petition for his release has garnered significant support, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Russian threat in Europe 'not theoretical,' says French foreign minister
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot emphasized the real threat of Russian aggression in Europe, countering US envoy Steve Witkoff's view that concerns over further territorial expansion by Moscow are unfounded. Barrot highlighted Russia's destabilizing actions beyond Ukraine.
He stressed the importance of deterring threats to maintain peace, as France prepares to host leaders supporting Ukraine. Barrot's comments reflect a shift in US policy under Trump, moving from viewing Russia as an aggressor to a more conciliatory approach.
Fox News: State Dept says data on Ukrainian orphans is 'secure' despite concerns it was lost following Trump funding cut
The State Department assured that data on Ukrainian children allegedly abducted by Russian forces remains secure, despite concerns over funding cuts to the tracking program initiated by the Trump administration. The initiative, part of the Yale Conflict Observatory, aimed to document war crimes.
Yale confirmed that funding for the program has been discontinued, raising fears about potential data loss. Approximately 20,000 Ukrainian children are reported to have been abducted, and the U.S. government is involved in discussions regarding their return. The State Department did not elaborate on future data protection efforts.
Fox News: Russia, Ukraine agree to Black Sea ceasefire following US talks
Russian and Ukrainian delegations have reached a ceasefire agreement in the Black Sea, facilitated by U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia. The deal aims to ensure safe navigation and prevent military use of commercial vessels.
However, Ukraine's Defense Minister warned that any Russian military movement outside the eastern Black Sea would violate the agreement. The Kremlin has also indicated it may not fully enforce the ceasefire without being reinstated in the SWIFT banking system, raising doubts about the agreement's effectiveness.
Le Monde: Russia and Ukraine agree to stop military action in Black Sea
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea, marking a tentative step towards peace during US-mediated talks in Saudi Arabia. Both nations pledged to ensure safe navigation and prevent military use of commercial vessels, while the US offered to help restore Russian agricultural exports.
Despite the ceasefire agreement, ground attacks continue, with Ukraine reporting significant drone interceptions and casualties from Russian strikes. Ukrainian officials stress the need for further discussions to finalize the ceasefire's technical details, while Russia remains focused on shipping through the Black Sea.
#culture
The Telegraph: The ‘Marie Antoinette’ chairs that fooled France’s finest auctioneers in €4.5m scam
A French art expert, Bill Pallot, is on trial for allegedly running a €4.5 million counterfeit operation, selling fake “Marie Antoinette” chairs to the Palace at Versailles. He and woodcarver Bruno Desnoues admitted to creating perfect fakes between 2007 and 2008.
Pallot, known for his flamboyant style and expertise in 18th-century furniture, has been described as a significant figure in the art world. The scandal has been labeled “catastrophic” for the reputation of French art dealing.
#health
Forbes: Measles Outbreak: Cases Near 330 In Texas As Illness Reported In Washington, D.C.
A measles outbreak in Texas has resulted in nearly 330 infections, with cases reported in 17 states and Washington, D.C. The outbreak has led to 40 hospitalizations and one death. Most cases involve unvaccinated individuals, raising concerns about vaccination rates.
The Texas outbreak is the largest in 30 years, with a significant concentration in Gaines County. Health officials warn that due to measles' highly contagious nature, additional cases are likely. Vaccination is crucial for prevention, as the MMR vaccine is about 97% effective.
#sports
On The Water: Recapping the 2025 Bassmaster Classic
The 2025 Bassmaster Classic at Lake Ray Roberts was marked by record-breaking performances, notably by 23-year-old Easton Fothergill from Minnesota, who set a new total tournament weight record of 76 pounds and 15 ounces, surpassing Kevin VanDam's previous record.
Northeast anglers also showcased their skills, with Tyler Williams finishing 14th and highlighting the blend of traditional techniques and modern tactics. Fellow competitors Alex Wetherell and Kyle Patrick faced challenges but expressed gratitude for the opportunity to compete at this prestigious event.