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#illegals
The Western Journal: Rick Harrison of 'Pawn Stars' Got a Surprise Call from Trump - First Words from 47 Show His True Colors
Rick Harrison of "Pawn Stars" shared a story about a time President Trump apologized to him after a backstage incident during a 2018 campaign event. Harrison was mistakenly denied access by Secret Service but received a call from Trump, who took responsibility for the mix-up and invited him back.
Harrison, a long-time Trump supporter, has praised the former president's leadership, particularly regarding illegal immigration. He has also expressed concerns about the fentanyl crisis, linking it to his son's tragic death from an overdose.
#politics
Breitbart: Expert Witness: Dems Using Mass Immigration to Gain Electoral Power
Lora Ries of The Heritage Foundation testified that mass immigration aids Democrats by increasing the population in blue states, which influences congressional districting and electoral college votes. She noted that noncitizens are counted in the Census, impacting political power.
Rep. Eli Crane highlighted that Democrats support mass immigration for redistricting advantages, as seen in comments from Rep. Yvette Clarke, who expressed a desire for more migrants in her Brooklyn district to enhance political influence.
Fox News: New poll shows where Trump stands among Americans 9 weeks into his 2nd presidency
President Trump is emphasizing his achievements during his second term, having signed around 100 executive orders since January 20. Despite his claims of progress, recent polls show a divided public, with approval ratings around 45-49% and disapproval rates exceeding 50%.
While Trump's ratings are slightly better than during his first term, concerns about economic issues, including inflation linked to his tariffs, may be affecting public perception. His Republican base remains solidly behind him, contrasting with the challenges faced by former President Biden during his term.
Human Events: Irish authorities consider charging Conor McGregor over ‘Ireland, we are at war’ post
Conor McGregor's political ambitions in Ireland are under investigation by the Director of Public Prosecutions for a social media post that may have incited hatred against immigrants, potentially contributing to the 2023 Dublin riots. The inquiry follows a controversial statement he made amid discussions on voting rights for Ukrainians.
Despite the scrutiny, McGregor remains active in politics, hinting at a presidential run and opposing the EU migration pact. His rise has drawn criticism from established political parties, and if charged under the Hate Offences Act, he could face significant legal consequences.
#society
Fox News: Seattle coffee shop owner who had city event canceled by LGBTQ backlash defends his faith
Keith Carpenter, a Seattle-area coffee shop owner and pastor, faces backlash for his church's traditional Christian views on marriage. His newest Pilgrim Coffee location had a "Coffee with a Cop" event canceled after online criticism labeled him as bigoted, prompting the city to seek a more inclusive venue.
Carpenter expressed disappointment over the exclusion and emphasized his desire for dialogue and understanding. He highlighted his church's commitment to serving the community, including support for those struggling with addiction and homelessness, and criticized the character attacks he has faced from critics.
The Federalist: Senate Committee Investigates Muslim Group For Terrorist Ties
The Senate HELP Committee is investigating American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) for alleged ties to Hamas and funding pro-Palestine protests on college campuses. Chairman Sen. Bill Cassidy has reached out to universities and federal officials for information on AMP's involvement in protests that have led to violence and disruptions.
The inquiry raises concerns about AMP's influence on campus organizations like Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), which has been linked to Hamas. Cassidy has requested documentation from both the universities and AMP regarding their activities and communications.
Times Of Israel: 5 Russian tourists and 1 Egyptian killed after submarine sinks off Red Sea coast
A tourist submarine carrying Russian visitors sank off Egypt's Red Sea coast near Hurghada, resulting in six fatalities, including two minors. The vessel was on an underwater excursion when it crashed about one kilometer from shore. Most passengers were rescued, with some hospitalized.
Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident. The Red Sea area is a popular tourist destination, contributing significantly to Egypt's economy, though it has seen several deadly accidents in recent years.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Does 'AI' stand for ‘anti-Israel'?
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) reports significant anti-Jewish and anti-Israel biases in AI large language models, indicating a troubling failure to reject antisemitic tropes. The findings suggest that nearly all models, except GPT, exhibit bias against Israel more so than against Jews.
In related news, a Georgetown University student was arrested for allegedly spreading Hamas propaganda, while families of Israeli hostages are suing Columbia University protest organizers for their ties to Hamas. The situation has prompted calls for policy changes at Columbia regarding protests and Middle Eastern studies.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on NTSB Report on D.C. Midair Collision
The Senate Commerce Committee is reviewing the NTSB report on a midair collision that occurred on January 29, involving an Army Blackhawk helicopter and an American Airlines plane, resulting in the deaths of all 67 individuals on board. Chairman Ted Cruz emphasized the need for thorough investigation and support for the victims' families.
The committee aims to ensure safety in national airspace and will hear from federal officials regarding preliminary findings on the incident.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: This week’s covers
Israel is currently in a strong military position but faces internal conflict over its approach to Hamas and Gaza. A majority of Israelis favor negotiations and withdrawal to secure the release of hostages, while concerns grow that Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions cater to hard-right interests.
The shift in U.S. foreign policy under Trump has left Israel to navigate its own path, emphasizing the need for self-restraint.
#economy
Forbes: How Trump Is Torpedoing Foreign Tourism To The US—Potentially For Years To Come, Say Analysts
The Trump administration's tariffs and negative rhetoric are significantly impacting international tourism to the U.S., with forecasts indicating a 5% drop in inbound travel for 2024. This decline is particularly pronounced among travelers from Canada and Mexico, crucial markets for U.S. tourism.
Airline bookings from Canada have plummeted by 70% year-over-year, and a 23% decrease in cross-border car travel was noted in February. Experts warn that the ongoing anti-U.S. sentiment could further harm the travel industry, jeopardizing jobs and economic growth.
GB News: Motorists to 'bear the brunt' of Rachel Reeves' car tax changes next week as millions risk £5,000 cost hike
Starting April 1, UK drivers will face significant increases in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), with electric vehicle owners particularly affected as their tax exemption ends. The standard road tax will rise to £195, while higher-polluting vehicles could incur costs up to £5,490.
The changes, announced in 2022, have led to confusion among motorists and are expected to strain finances, with car ownership costs rising dramatically over the past decade. Electric vans will also see tax equalization with petrol and diesel models, impacting businesses and the electric vehicle market.
Le Monde: Silicon Valley's nine richest billionaires have 15 times more liquid wealth than half the region's population
Silicon Valley is experiencing stark wealth inequalities, with the richest 1% owning 42% of the region's wealth, amounting to $421 billion. The concentration of wealth is highlighted by the fact that the nine wealthiest billionaires possess liquid assets 15 times greater than half the population.
This growing divide raises concerns about potential instability and social unrest, as noted by Russell Hancock, president of Joint Venture Silicon Valley. The report indicates that the wealthiest 10% now hold 71% of the total wealth, reflecting a troubling trend in the region's economic landscape.
#crime
The Telegraph: Multiple people injured in knife attack in Amsterdam
Five individuals were injured in a stabbing incident in Amsterdam, with one suspect in custody. Authorities have not yet determined the motive behind the attack. Police have secured the area around Dam Square, where the incident occurred. Further updates are expected.
Forbes: Sam Bankman-Fried No Longer In New York City Prison
Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of FTX, has been transferred from the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City to a federal transfer center in Oklahoma City. He had been held in Brooklyn since August 2023, where he reportedly interacted with other high-profile inmates.
Bankman-Fried is serving a 25-year sentence for multiple counts of fraud related to his cryptocurrency exchange, FTX, which collapsed in 2022. He was convicted in late 2023 and ordered to pay $11 billion in forfeiture.
#sports
Breitbart: WNBA Legend Rips 'Big Dummies' Who Dissed Caitlin Clark's Impact on the League
WNBA legend Cheryl Miller criticized current players for belittling Caitlin Clark's impact on the league, calling them "big dummies." She related to Clark's experiences of jealousy and abuse, emphasizing her talent and hard work. Miller defended Clark's confidence and noted her potential to further elevate the league in her sophomore season.
The Indiana Fever have revamped their team, hiring a new head coach and making key acquisitions, with a record 41 games scheduled for national television this season.
Breitbart: NFL Competition Committee Proposes Expansion of Replay Assist for Certain Penalties
The NFL Competition Committee has proposed expanding replay reviews for the 2025 season to include specific penalties, such as hits on defenseless players and facemask grabs. However, missed calls won't be reviewable, and key penalties like pass interference and roughing the passer are excluded.
Teams will vote on this proposal at upcoming league meetings, requiring 24 out of 32 votes for adoption. The exclusion of pass interference and roughing the passer suggests a focus on maintaining game pace and protecting quarterbacks.