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#politics
Times Of Israel: Disney hired extra security for Gal Gadot after co-star’s ‘free palestine’ tweet — report
Rachel Zegler's tweet "free palestine" last year sparked significant backlash for Disney and her co-star Gal Gadot, leading to a meeting with producer Marc Platt. Gadot received death threats, prompting Disney to increase her security.
Zegler's subsequent controversial posts about Donald Trump led to further discussions with Platt and the hiring of a social media advisor. The controversies may have contributed to the disappointing $43 million opening of "Snow White," which had a production budget of $270 million.
The Western Journal: Watch: CIA Director Erupts on Dem Rep. Over 'Offensive Line of Questioning' About Pete Hegseth
CIA Director John Ratcliffe criticized Rep. Jimmy Gomez for his "offensive" questioning during a House Intelligence Committee hearing. Gomez's inquiries about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's alleged drinking habits during a discussion on national security were deemed inappropriate and unfounded.
Ratcliffe firmly rejected Gomez's line of questioning, emphasizing the need for fact-based discourse over character attacks. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between political figures, particularly regarding the handling of sensitive information and accountability in public service.
Fox News: Trump disappointed about Signal chat leak giving boost to liberal outlet
President Trump expressed regret over a leaked text chain regarding military strike plans that inadvertently boosted The Atlantic's profile. He criticized the outlet and its editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, while downplaying the leak's significance, asserting no classified information was disclosed.
The leak involved senior Trump officials discussing plans against Houthi militants, prompting outrage from critics who labeled it a national security breach. Despite the media frenzy, Trump maintained that the situation was not serious and emphasized his team's commitment to investigating the incident.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Here’s Where He Stands—As Poll Shows Concern About Signal Leak
President Trump's approval rating has fluctuated recently, showing a slight improvement compared to his first term, with a net approval of +2 in a recent poll. However, concerns over a leak of military plans could negatively impact his standing.
Despite some polls indicating a majority disapproval of his job performance, particularly regarding the economy, Trump's average approval rating remains higher than during his first term. The administration faces legal challenges related to deportations and executive authority, further complicating its public image.
#society
The Telegraph: Brussels urges citizens to stockpile food in case of invasion
The European Commission has urged citizens to stockpile food and water for 72 hours in preparation for emergencies, including foreign attacks and natural disasters. This initiative is part of the new EU Preparedness Union Strategy aimed at enhancing resilience against various crises.
The strategy emphasizes improving early warning systems and ensuring essential services remain operational. It also includes integrating preparedness education into school curricula and establishing an EU Preparedness Day to raise awareness among the 450 million citizens.
GB News: Rare 'Hamas out' protests take place in Gaza as Palestinians plead for end to war with Israel
Hundreds of Palestinians protested in Beit Lahia, demanding Hamas step down amid rising frustration over the ongoing conflict. This marks the largest anti-Hamas demonstration since the war began, with demonstrators chanting against the group's rule.
Hamas militants violently dispersed the protests, leading to assaults on participants. Many residents express exhaustion and trauma, with some believing protests may spread throughout Gaza as public dissent against Hamas grows.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Egypt’s plan would free 5 living hostages on day one, with releases every 7-10 days
Egypt has proposed a ceasefire plan for Gaza that includes the release of hostages, starting with five on the first day. The plan also involves negotiations on the Israeli Defense Forces' withdrawal from certain areas. Hamas has reportedly endorsed the proposal, while Israel denies having received it.
Israel is seeking to pressure Hamas for a different proposal that would not require a full withdrawal from Gaza. The ongoing conflict has resulted in numerous hostages still held by terror groups, with negotiations for their release continuing amid renewed fighting.
#culture
Breitbart: Cindyana Santangelo, 'Married with Children' Actress, Dead at 58
Cindyana Santangelo, known for her role as Sierra Madre on "Married with Children," passed away at 58. First responders were called to her Malibu home for a medical emergency, and she was later pronounced dead at a hospital.
The cause of death is under investigation, with no signs of foul play reported. Santangelo was also recognized for her appearances in "CSI: Miami," "ER," and various films and music videos.
Breitbart: Nolte: First Quarter Box Office Is 'Bad. Really Bad’ with ‘Plenty of Flops’
The U.S. and Canadian box office has generated $1.34 billion this year, down 7% from last year, with March expected to see a 50% decline year-over-year. Experts suggest the quality of movies, not just the pandemic, is to blame for the ongoing slump in theater attendance.
John Fithian highlights that the decline in movie quality and variety predates COVID-19, with audiences craving mid-budget films that are currently lacking. Successful films demonstrate that people still want to go to theaters, but they are selective about what they choose to see.
#crime
Breitbart: L.A. Brings Back the Death Penalty -- in Theory
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has reinstated the death penalty for serious crimes, reversing a policy from his predecessor, George Gascón. Despite this change, California's moratorium on the death penalty, enacted by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2019, remains in place.
Hochman indicated that the death penalty would only be pursued in rare cases, such as school shootings or the killing of police officers. Under state law, the death penalty can be sought in cases involving special circumstances, while other defendants face life imprisonment without parole.
Breitbart: Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman Calls FBI Task Force on Tesla Terrorism 'Political Weaponization' of DOJ
Rep. Daniel Goldman (D-NY) criticized the FBI's new task force aimed at addressing domestic terrorism against Tesla, labeling it as "lawfare" and a misuse of the DOJ. His comments come amid ongoing violent incidents targeting the company, which has faced a surge in arson and vandalism.
Goldman’s remarks are seen as contradictory, given the backdrop of legal actions against former President Trump, which he claims are politically motivated. The FBI's task force was established to combat the rising threats against Tesla, with the agency emphasizing its commitment to addressing these acts of domestic terrorism.
Fox News: Texas grand jury indicts man who allegedly murdered mother of 9
A Webb County grand jury has indicted Sergio Mendez for the 2016 murder of Janette Escamilla Jaramillo, who was killed after an alleged attempted sexual assault. Advanced DNA testing linked Mendez to the crime nearly a decade later.
Jaramillo's body was found under a skate ramp after she failed to return home from work. Investigators utilized funding from the DOJ's Sexual Assault Kit Initiative to reopen the case and identify Mendez as the suspect. He is currently serving a 10-year sentence for an unrelated offense.