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26 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Hawley presses FBI to probe alleged Biden-era targeting of Christians
Sen. Josh Hawley has urged FBI Director Kash Patel to investigate alleged violations of First Amendment rights against Christians and pro-life activists during the Biden administration. He requested the release of specific documents related to these claims by April 30.
Hawley emphasized the need for transparency and accountability to restore faith in the FBI, calling for a thorough examination of the agency's actions regarding religious liberty. He previously raised concerns about the FBI's targeting of people of faith during Patel's confirmation hearing.
The Western Journal: Trump Orders Immediate Declassification of FBI 'Russia Hoax' Docs: 'Now You'll Be Able to See for Yourselves'
President Trump has signed an executive order for the immediate declassification of materials related to the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation, which looked into alleged ties between his 2016 campaign and Russia. This move aims to provide transparency about the investigation's origins, including the controversial Steele dossier.
The declassified documents are expected to reveal details about the investigation's initiation and the alleged misuse of intelligence processes. However, certain materials will remain classified to protect sensitive information. Trump has criticized the investigation as a "total weaponization" against him.
#society
Fox News: Federal judge blocks detention of Columbia anti-Israel protester Yunseu Chung
A federal judge has ordered immigration authorities to stop efforts to arrest Columbia University student Yunseo Chung, who participated in pro-Palestinian protests. Chung is suing the Trump administration, claiming her pursuit is an infringement on her First Amendment rights.
Chung, who has lived in the U.S. since childhood, alleges that her green card was revoked without justification. The lawsuit follows her arrest during a protest at Barnard College and highlights concerns over the government's actions against students involved in anti-Israel demonstrations.
The Federalist: Trump Didn't Break The Media. The Media Broke Themselves
The media's decline is often attributed to President Trump, but it stems from their own failures. The New York Times acknowledges this in a podcast, discussing how audiences have turned to alternative platforms like podcasts due to the mainstream media's perceived lack of credibility and curiosity.
The Times' insistence on being the sole authority on truth has made them untrustworthy and boring. As audiences seek more engaging content, they have moved away from traditional news sources, finding value in platforms that allow for open discussion, including Trump's own insights.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russian journalist blown up by mine on Ukrainian border
Russian war correspondent Anna Prokofieva was killed by a mine in the Belgorod region while reporting near the Ukrainian border. Her colleague, cameraman Dmitry Volkov, was injured in the incident. Prokofieva had joined Channel One in 2023 and often reported from occupied Ukraine.
Kremlin spokesperson Maria Zakharova accused Ukraine of deliberately targeting Russian media workers, stating that the current conflict represents a "natural disaster" for journalists. Prokofieva's death adds to the list of Russian journalists killed during the ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Vance office touts US defense of Greenland from Nazis, Soviets, ahead of VP and wife's visit to Space Base
Vice President JD Vance will accompany Second Lady Usha Vance on a trip to Greenland, where they will visit the Pituffik Space Base to discuss Arctic security and meet U.S. servicemembers. This visit comes amid discussions about the U.S. acquiring Greenland, a territory of Denmark.
Vance emphasized the importance of U.S. security in Greenland, citing historical military presence during World War II and the Cold War. The trip aims to reinforce U.S. commitment to the region amid growing geopolitical concerns.
Fox News: Beware of new UN Human Rights Council move aiming to prosecute Israeli, US troops around the world
The UN Human Rights Council is set to vote on a resolution that could criminalize military actions by Israel and the U.S., led by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. This resolution aims to establish a mechanism for prosecuting alleged crimes in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Critics argue that the resolution unfairly targets Israel while ignoring the actions of groups like Hamas. The U.S. is urged to take a stand against this resolution by withholding funds from related UN offices and opposing any cooperation with discriminatory measures.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle expands project just one day of surprise launch
Meghan Markle has expanded her ShopMy page just a day after its launch, adding a beauty products category to her clothing selections. The Duchess responded to follower interest by including items ranging from luxury to more affordable beauty essentials, such as nail polishes and skincare products.
Her curated collection features both high-end items and budget-friendly finds, aiming to appeal to a wide audience. Notably, some of her current beauty recommendations differ from products she previously endorsed.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Geomagnetic Storm May Pull Aurora Borealis To These 15 States Tonight
Geomagnetic storm conditions may allow the northern lights to be visible in more U.S. states along the Canadian border this week, with a Kp index of five forecasted for Wednesday. Areas in Alaska and Canada will have the best views, but some regions in the Midwest may also catch a glimpse.
NOAA predicts moderate geomagnetic activity due to solar winds, with minor conditions expected on Thursday. The agency advises seeking high vantage points away from light pollution for optimal viewing between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
#outdoors
On The Water: What's Biting in April in New Jersey?
The shad run on the Delaware River is a key spring event, attracting anglers for its steady fishing. In 2023, a successful outing included catching shad, striped bass, and catfish, showcasing the diverse fishing opportunities in the area.
In the saltwater, anglers can expect a mix of blackfish, blues, and stripers as the season progresses. April marks the arrival of black drum for spawning, while the spring tautog season opens, offering more options for fishing enthusiasts.