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#illegals
Fox News: ICE detains Tufts University student amid Trump admin's campus crackdown
A Tufts University graduate student, Rumeysa Ozturk, was detained by ICE in Somerville, Massachusetts, with the university stating it had no prior knowledge of the incident. Ozturk's legal team claims she had a valid F-1 visa and no charges have been filed against her.
The university is investigating the circumstances surrounding her detention and is prepared to provide legal assistance. A rally is planned to support Ozturk, who has previously been involved in campus discussions regarding Palestine.
#politics
Le Monde: 'NGOs contribute to the effective functioning of democracy, silencing them will not make the environmental crisis go away'
Right-wing politicians in the European Parliament are targeting environmental NGOs over their EU subsidies, with a vote looming on rejecting the LIFE program that funds various initiatives. This could significantly impact the NGOs' operations, potentially leading to closures.
The current political climate reflects a shift towards far-right influence, with tactics reminiscent of Trump's era, including disinformation campaigns against these organizations. Critics argue that public funds are being misused to support lobbying efforts against farmers.
Liberty Nation News: SCOTUS Upholds Biden Ghost Gun Rule - READ IN FULL - Liberty Nation News
The US Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of a Biden administration regulation that classifies "ghost guns" as firearms, affirming their definition as "frame and receiver." Justices Thomas and Alito dissented. The full ruling is available for public access.
Breitbart: Jasmine Crockett Spins 'Governor Hot Wheels' Comment: I Was Thinking About 'Planes, Trains' to 'Transfer Migrants'
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) faced backlash for calling paralyzed Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) “Governor Hot Wheels.” She claimed her remark was not about his disability but about his policies regarding illegal immigration. However, her comments lacked context related to immigration at the time.
Crockett criticized those outraged by her comment, suggesting they should focus on more significant issues rather than her words. She also shared a post mocking Abbott's visit to the White House, indicating her ongoing criticism of his policies.
#society
Le Monde: French actress defends Depardieu at sexual assault trial: 'I know you can say no to Gérard'
French actor Gérard Depardieu is on trial in Paris for sexual assault, facing accusations from around 20 women, with this being the first case to reach court. Fanny Ardant defended him, stating she has never witnessed shocking behavior from him.
The trial centers on claims from two women involved in the 2021 film "Les Volets Verts." Depardieu denies the allegations, arguing that while he may be rude, he does not engage in sexual assault. The case highlights the ongoing impact of the movement in France's film industry.
Forbes: Mega Millions Raising Ticket Prices But Jackpots Getting Much Bigger—Here’s What To Know
Mega Millions is set to implement changes that will slightly improve jackpot odds from one-in-302.6 million to one-in-290.4 million by removing one "Mega Ball" from the drawing pool. Ticket prices will increase from $2 to $5, aiming to raise average jackpots from $450 million to over $800 million.
The new prize structure will allow non-jackpot prizes to range from $10 to $10 million, with the first drawing under these rules scheduled for April 8. A recent ticket sold in Illinois won nearly $350 million, with options for payment including a lump sum after tax deductions.
Breitbart: Jasmine Crockett Calls Harm Caused by Trans Athletes a 'Distraction'
Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett has dismissed concerns about transgender athletes in women's sports as a "distraction," urging party unity in support of their inclusion. She criticized her party for allowing divisive issues to overshadow their agenda.
Crockett's stance comes amidst growing pushback against transgender athletes, highlighted by incidents like former volleyball player Payton McNabb's serious injury from a trans athlete. A recent U.N. report also suggests that men should not compete in women's sports, noting the impact on female athletes.
Fox News: Ben Affleck wasn’t at LA home when FBI came knocking, had to ‘track down’ reason for visit
Ben Affleck revealed that the FBI visited his home during the Palisades fire earlier this year, but he was not present at the time. He learned of the visit through media reports and later discovered it was related to a break-in of a federal official's home nearby, not an investigation involving him.
Affleck clarified that the FBI's presence was misreported, as he had to track down the actual reason for their visit. Despite rumors, both his rental and permanent residences were unaffected by the fires, which resulted in significant destruction and loss of life.
The Federalist: NBC News: Only Wanted Embryos Are Worth Protecting
The Alabama Supreme Court's ruling recognizing embryos as humans under the Wrongful Death of a Minor Act has sparked concerns about the implications for the fertility industry. Critics argue that the lack of regulation in assisted reproductive technology (ART) raises ethical questions about the destruction of embryos and the rights of those created through IVF.
Media outlets, particularly NBC News, have highlighted the legal challenges faced by fertility clinics, with over 300 lawsuits filed alleging mishandling of embryos, eggs, or sperm. The discussion around ART regulation is complicated by the broader debate on the value of life at conception, which remains a contentious issue in the context of reproductive rights.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: JD Vance to lead 'unacceptable' trip to Greenland as Trump pushes ahead with annexation plans after decades of 'neglect and inaction' by Denmark
JD Vance will visit Greenland this week amid ongoing tensions regarding U.S. interest in the territory, which Donald Trump has threatened to annex due to perceived neglect by Denmark. Vance aims to assess Arctic security and meet U.S. forces stationed there.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen criticized the visit as "unacceptable pressure" on Greenland, asserting it does not prioritize the island's needs. Greenland's outgoing prime minister described the trip as "very aggressive," questioning the motives behind the U.S. officials' presence.