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#politics
Le Monde: At Sarkozy's trial, plaintiffs' lawyers denounce 'lies' from defendants
In the trial concerning alleged Libyan financing of Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign, plaintiffs' lawyers criticized the defendants for their "implausibilities" and "lies." They accused Sarkozy and his associates of forming a "clannish defense" while dismissing the suffering of victims' families from the 1989 UTA Flight 772 bombing.
Families of the bombing victims expressed outrage over the perceived collaboration between Sarkozy and Muammar Gaddafi's regime, which was responsible for the attack. They believe a group of six, including Sarkozy and key associates, conspired to secure secret funding for Sarkozy's ambitions.
Fox News: Military ballots in spotlight in final unresolved race from 2024 election
In North Carolina, a contentious legal battle is ongoing over the state Supreme Court election results, with incumbent Democrat Allison Riggs leading Republican Jefferson Griffin by 734 votes after two recounts. Griffin is contesting over 65,000 ballots, claiming they are from ineligible voters.
A trial judge upheld the Board of Elections' decision to certify the ballots, but the case is now with a three-judge panel on the appeals court. Griffin's legal team argues that counting these ballots violates state laws, while Riggs' lawyers maintain they were cast lawfully. The situation may ultimately escalate to the state Supreme Court.
Fox News: D-Day in key battleground: Special election to determine if Democrats or Republicans control State House
Election Day in western Pennsylvania sees a critical race in District 35, where voters choose between Democratic candidate Dan Goughnour, Republican Chuck Davis, and libertarian Adam Kitta. The outcome could shift control of the Pennsylvania State House, currently deadlocked at 101 seats each.
Democrats aim to regain momentum after recent electoral setbacks, with polls indicating low approval ratings for the party. The election's significance has drawn attention from national Democratic leaders, while Republicans remain vigilant, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of elections.
GB News: ‘Simple!’ Keir Starmer told to overhaul ECHR to allow deportation of foreign criminals by Labour MP
Labour MP Jonathan Brash advocates for an overhaul of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights to facilitate the deportation of foreign criminals. He argues that the government should have the final say on immigration decisions, particularly in cases involving public safety.
Brash's comments come amid increasing scrutiny of the ECHR's role in British politics, with some Labour figures expressing concerns about its effectiveness. The Home Secretary is reviewing how Article 8 is applied, aiming for clearer guidelines that prioritize national security and public safety.
Breitbart: Suozzi: It's Not Clear What Dems Stand for Outside of Abortion, LGBT Issues, Need to Focus More on Jobs
Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) criticized the Democratic Party for lacking a clear message beyond abortion and LGBT rights, stating that Republicans have effectively marketed their ideas. He emphasized the need for Democrats to focus on job creation and address issues important to constituents, like immigration.
Suozzi believes the Democratic brand has suffered and that merely opposing Trump is insufficient. He argues that Democrats must reconnect with traditional values, such as promoting good-paying jobs, to regain public trust.
The Federalist: Obstruction-By-Injunction Is The New Russia Collusion Hoax
Donald Trump faces unprecedented legal challenges during his second term, with over 130 lawsuits aimed at limiting his presidential powers. These lawsuits, often resulting in temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions, hinder his ability to govern effectively and fulfill his campaign promises.
The strategy against Trump has evolved from media hoaxes to leveraging sympathetic judges to obstruct his administration. Critics argue that this judicial interference risks relegating the presidency to a figurehead role, undermining the constitutional authority of the executive branch.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Should Fire Envoy Witkoff Says Top Ukrainian Official
A senior member of Ukraine's Servant of the People Party criticized Steve Witkoff, a Trump ally, for remarks perceived as aligning with Russian propaganda. Oleksandr Merezkho called for Witkoff's removal from U.S. negotiations on Ukraine, questioning his professionalism and motives.
Witkoff's comments during an interview suggested a willingness to negotiate with Russia, which Ukraine finds unacceptable. The Trump administration's approach contrasts with European views, as it seeks a ceasefire by engaging with Russia rather than viewing it solely as an adversary.
Times Of Israel: IDF says drone strike in south Lebanon kills Hezbollah anti-tank commander
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed Hezbollah commander Hassan Kamal Halawi, who led the group's anti-tank missile unit. The Israel Defense Forces stated Halawi was responsible for multiple terrorist activities against Israel and posed a significant threat.
This strike follows a series of Israeli attacks on Hezbollah members despite an ongoing ceasefire. Tensions have escalated since the ceasefire began in November, with Hezbollah accused of violating the agreement by firing rockets into Israel.
Le Monde: Former French PM Attal hosts European political allies, hoping to build stature
Former prime minister Gabriel Attal hosted the "Democracy and Liberties Summit" in Paris, emphasizing a united European stance against far-right movements and support for Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia. Attal called for increased defense spending and expedited EU accession for Ukraine.
The summit gathered around 30 European Parliament members and local political leaders, advocating for measures such as seizing Russian assets to aid Ukraine and allowing Ukrainian lawmakers to participate in EU Parliament sessions.
Liberty Nation News: Delicate Round of Negotiations With Russia on Ukraine - Liberty Nation News
Negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine are ongoing between the U.S. and Russia in Saudi Arabia, with both sides reporting progress amid challenges. Key topics include a temporary ceasefire and sovereignty issues, particularly regarding the Black Sea.
Despite constructive discussions, missile and drone attacks continue between Russia and Ukraine, complicating the peace process. Sticking points remain, such as the definition of covered infrastructure and Russia's desire for a buffer zone.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Says He May Give A ‘Lot’ Of Tariff Breaks: Here’s What To Know About ‘Liberation Day’ As Reciprocal Tariffs Loom
President Trump is set to unveil his reciprocal tariffs on April 2, dubbed "Liberation Day," though details remain unclear. He has indicated flexibility in the implementation and may not match foreign tariffs as previously suggested.
The announcement follows a delay in the tariff rollout and comes amid concerns from businesses about potential adverse effects. Investors reacted positively, anticipating less severe tariffs than initially expected, leading to a surge in stock prices.
#military
Forbes: How 499-Year-Old Beretta Keeps Reinventing Itself
The Beretta family, renowned for their firearms legacy spanning 14 generations, is expanding its business under the leadership of 15th-generation CEO Pietro Gussalli Beretta. The acquisition of German ammunition producer RWS has allowed Beretta Holding to diversify its offerings, now including ammunition, clothing, and optics, alongside firearms.
This strategic move has helped Beretta become the world's largest firearms company, with $1.7 billion in projected revenues for 2024. The company is benefitting from increased defense spending globally, particularly in Europe following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and is rebalancing its revenue streams to include more defense and law enforcement sales.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis' doctors considered ending treatment, said 'there was a real risk he might not make it'
Doctors treating Pope Francis faced a critical decision regarding his care after he experienced a severe coughing fit and inhaled vomit. Medical director Dr. Sergio Alfieri noted the emotional toll on staff, who feared for the Pope's life, but ultimately chose to continue aggressive treatment.
Pope Francis, who had been hospitalized for bronchitis and pneumonia, expressed a desire for transparency about his condition. He has since been discharged and is reportedly pleased to be back home, continuing with breathing and movement therapy.
#crime
Breitbart: Suspicious 'Incendiary Devices' Discovered at Tesla Dealership in Austin
Austin Police discovered incendiary devices at a Tesla dealership, prompting an investigation. The devices were safely taken into custody, and the FBI has issued alerts regarding a rise in attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships across the U.S., urging vigilance.
Since January 2025, incidents of vandalism and arson have been reported in multiple states, with attackers using rudimentary methods. Recent attacks have targeted Tesla locations in Las Vegas and Kansas City, raising concerns over safety and security for the electric vehicle company.
Le Monde: Four arrested including grandparents over toddler's death in French Alps
Police arrested the grandparents of Emile, a French toddler who went missing in July 2023 and was later found dead, on suspicion of murder. The boy's remains were discovered months after his disappearance in the French Alps, prompting a lengthy investigation.
The arrests come after months of fact-finding and speculation surrounding the family's involvement. Two other adult children of the grandparents were also arrested. Forensic teams are currently examining various locations in the area as the investigation continues.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: These 10 States May See Aurora Borealis Tonight Amid Geomagnetic Storm
High-speed solar winds may disrupt Earth’s magnetic field on Tuesday, potentially allowing the northern lights to be visible in some northern U.S. states. NOAA forecasts a Kp index of four, indicating a bright auroral display moving further south.
The best viewing times are between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time, with optimal conditions in northern Canada and Alaska. Areas like northeastern Washington and northern Minnesota may have a chance to see the phenomenon, while places like South Dakota and Maine have the lowest likelihood.