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25 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Tennessee bill aims to hold charities liable if migrants they house commit crimes
A Tennessee bill aims to hold charitable organizations liable if they house illegal migrants who commit crimes. Co-sponsored by Republicans Sen. Brent Taylor and Rep. Rusty Grills, the measure targets negligence in housing decisions, potentially leading to civil actions against these organizations.
Opponents, including church leaders, argue the bill unfairly burdens those providing aid, emphasizing that only the individual who commits a crime should be held accountable. Grills stated the bill's goal is to deter criminal activity, not to criminalize humanitarian efforts.
#politics
Fox News: 'The View' host warns Democrats about how performatively ‘screaming’ at rallies is not fixing the country
Sara Haines of "The View" cautioned the Democratic Party to move from performative rhetoric to practical solutions. Co-hosts discussed the appeal of progressive leaders like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but emphasized the need for actionable plans to address voter concerns, particularly regarding economic issues.
While rallies attract large crowds, Haines stressed that mere shouting won't resolve the party's challenges. She advocated for a pragmatic approach, highlighting the importance of uniting under effective messaging to engage a divided electorate.
Fox News: Can Congress defund federal courts with key Trump budget process?
Republicans are exploring various strategies to counter federal judges who have issued injunctions against the Trump administration's immigration policies. Options include impeachment, jurisdiction-stripping, and budgetary measures, though experts warn that defunding courts may not be viable due to legal constraints.
The House is expected to address the issue through upcoming legislation, while some believe that limiting lower court jurisdiction or fast-tracking appeals could be more effective solutions. The ongoing judicial challenges have prompted calls for a reevaluation of how the executive branch interacts with the judiciary.
#society
GB News: Elderly drivers at risk of having nowhere to park as UK's move to cashless isolates vulnerable road users
A survey reveals that 40% of drivers prefer cash for parking, with a notable preference among elderly and low-income groups. As many car parks shift to cashless systems, this trend may disadvantage vulnerable motorists who rely on cash for budgeting.
The generational divide is stark; only 12% of Gen Z drivers prefer cash, compared to 46% of those aged 65 and older. Experts urge that maintaining diverse payment options is crucial for equitable access to parking.
#education
Fox News: Washington AG joins coalition suing to block Trump's order to dismantle Department of Education
Washington state's attorney general has joined 20 other Democratic states in a lawsuit against President Trump's executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. The lawsuit seeks a preliminary injunction to halt layoffs and the transfer of student loan services to other agencies.
The plaintiffs argue that the executive order is illegal and that only Congress has the authority to eliminate the department. They claim the layoffs have already harmed educational services and delayed federal funding for state schools.
Fox News: Schumer warns any GOP bid to shutter the Department of Education will be DOA in Senate
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stated that any Republican effort to close the Department of Education would be "dead on arrival" in the Senate. He emphasized that such a move would require an act of Congress, which Democrats would block.
President Trump has called for the closure of the department through an executive order, aiming to return educational authority to states and local communities. Schumer firmly rejected this notion, asserting that Senate Democrats would not allow any bill to advance that seeks to dismantle the department.
#technology
Fox News: Scary AI-powered swarm robots team up to build cars faster than ever
The automotive industry is experiencing significant changes with the introduction of AI-powered humanoid robots, specifically UBTech's Walker S1, in collaboration with Zeekr. These swarm robots enhance efficiency in car manufacturing through advanced collaborative capabilities, optimizing tasks like sorting, handling heavy loads, and precision assembly.
While these innovations promise increased productivity and address labor shortages, they also raise concerns about potential job displacement. Experts suggest that these robots could complement human workers by taking over repetitive tasks, allowing humans to focus on more strategic roles. Balancing technological advancement with societal impact remains a critical challenge.