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The Western Journal: Trump Praises 'Superstar' Tom Homan After Top MS-13 Leader Is Busted in Multi-Agency Effort
President Trump announced the capture of a major MS-13 leader in Virginia, praising Tom Homan and law enforcement for their efforts. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized the significance of the arrest in making America safer, stating that the Justice Department's mission is to eliminate such gangs.
The operation involved multiple agencies, including the FBI and local police, highlighting a coordinated effort against violent criminal organizations. Trump reiterated the U.S. policy to dismantle these gangs to protect national security.
Fox News: Colombia agrees to share migrant data with US after 'candid' talks with Kristi Noem
Colombia and the U.S. have agreed to share biometric data on migrants following discussions between Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia. This agreement aims to address illegal immigration to the U.S.
During her trip, Noem also visited El Salvador, where she toured a prison housing deported illegal immigrants. She warned potential illegal aliens against entering the U.S., stating they would face removal and prosecution.
The Economist: Texas troopers are in more and more lethal car chases
Texas troopers are increasingly involved in high-speed car chases, often related to migrant smuggling along the southern border. A recent pursuit reached speeds of 100 mph and ended with a crash, highlighting the dangers and consequences of such actions.
These incidents reflect the escalating risks associated with heightened border security measures. The situation raises concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of current enforcement strategies.
#politics
Fox News: Trump asks Stefanik to withdraw from UN ambassador contention over razor-thin House majority
President Trump has requested Rep. Elise Stefanik to withdraw from consideration for the U.S. ambassador to the UN position, citing the need for her support in Congress amid a slim GOP majority. He emphasized her importance in achieving key policy goals and expressed confidence in her electoral viability.
Stefanik's decision comes amid internal GOP pressures and concerns about potential candidates for her congressional seat. The dynamics in New York's primary structure and party divisions have complicated the situation, with fears that a split conservative vote could lead to a Democratic win in her district.
Breitbart: VA Secretary Doug Collins to CNN: Why Does Your Network Seem to Have a Problem with Veterans?
During a CNN interview, Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins confronted host Kaitlan Collins over the network's coverage of veterans, particularly regarding a group chat controversy. He emphasized his focus on veterans' issues and questioned CNN's treatment of veterans, citing a recent defamation lawsuit against the network.
Collins insisted on discussing veterans rather than the ongoing narrative about the chat, pushing back against the notion that the administration mishandled the situation. He challenged Collins to address concerns about CNN's perceived hostility toward veterans.
CNSNews: Rep. Crockett’s ‘Hot Wheels’ Excuse Belied by Her Twitter Past
Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett's recent comments referring to Governor Greg Abbott as “Hot Wheels” have sparked controversy. While she claimed the term was related to his policies on illegal immigration, her past social media activity suggests otherwise, as she has previously embraced the slur.
Crockett's failure to apologize during a confrontation about her remarks has drawn criticism, with opponents labeling her comments as disrespectful and embarrassing for Texas and Congress. Abbott, who was paralyzed at 26, has faced derogatory remarks from Crockett in the past.
Fox News: California under investigation, Newsom gets warning from Trump admin
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating California's education policies for potentially violating the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act (FERPA) regarding parental access to children's educational data. Education Secretary Linda McMahon criticized California's law that prevents schools from disclosing a child's gender identity to parents, asserting it undermines parental rights.
Additionally, McMahon warned California Governor Gavin Newsom about compliance with federal regulations concerning transgender athletes in women's sports, citing risks of Title IX violations. Newsom acknowledged the unfairness of biological males competing against females but has not taken a firm stance against it.
Fox News: GOP senators rally behind Hegseth after Signal chat leak, say calls for his firing are 'hot garbage'
Republican senators are defending Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth amid calls for his resignation following a Signal chat leak. They assert that no classified information was shared and criticize Democrats for politicizing the issue. Senators praise Hegseth's leadership and the successful military actions against the Houthis.
Hegseth maintains that the leaked messages did not contain sensitive details, countering claims made by the media. He emphasizes his role in keeping the national security team informed and dismisses the calls for his ousting as unfounded.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 735: Sen. Mike Lee on Fighting the Activist Judges Blocking Trump’s Agenda
Sen. Mike Lee addresses federal judges who are obstructing President Trump's policies and outlines his proposed legislation to address these issues. Additionally, Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray discusses efforts in his state to enhance election integrity.
Le Monde: Macron's chief of staff, Alexis Kohler, resigns
Alexis Kohler, chief of staff to President Emmanuel Macron, has announced his resignation effective mid-April, after a decade in service. He is set to be replaced by Emmanuel Moulin. Kohler has been under investigation for alleged conflicts of interest related to his family's ties to a shipping company.
In addition to the conflict of interest inquiry, Kohler faces scrutiny from a Senate commission regarding a mineral water fraud case involving Nestlé's use of prohibited water treatment techniques. The investigation highlights discrepancies in tax and budget forecasts noted over 2023 and 2024.
Breitbart: Report: Trump Admin. Suspends Financial Contributions to WTO
The U.S. has suspended all payments to the World Trade Organization (WTO) as part of the Trump administration's efforts to cut government spending and challenge organizations perceived as detrimental to American taxpayers. This move aligns with the administration's "America First" economic policies.
The WTO, which has an annual budget of over $232 million, relies on member contributions based on global trade shares. The U.S. was set to contribute about 11% of this budget, but failure to pay could lead to punitive measures under WTO rules, restricting U.S. participation in its bodies.
Fox News: Tension over upstate New York race helps put Elise Stefanik Trump role in jeopardy
Rep. Elise Stefanik's nomination for U.S. ambassador to the UN faces challenges, with pressure for her to withdraw. Concerns arise from the GOP's slim majority and internal politics in her New York district, complicating the selection of a successor.
Republican divisions and potential third-party candidates threaten the party's chances in upcoming elections. The situation is exacerbated by the state's special election process, which is tightly controlled by county party chairs.
#society
The Federalist: Doug Collins Shows Republicans How To Handle Media Hacktivists
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins confronted CNN host Kaitlin Collins during an interview, criticizing the network's history of media hoaxes and its treatment of veterans. He challenged her on the network's coverage of a defamation case involving a Navy veteran, questioning CNN's commitment to veterans' issues.
Despite Collins' attempts to redirect the conversation to veterans' affairs, Kaitlin Collins persisted with questions about the Trump administration's communication practices. Secretary Collins emphasized his focus on veterans' care and expressed frustration at the media's lack of interest in substantive issues.
GB News: Vanessa Trump's feelings on Tiger Woods' past cheating scandal revealed after duo went public
Tiger Woods has confirmed his new relationship with Vanessa Trump on social media, expressing happiness and a desire for privacy. Despite Woods' past infidelity during his marriage to Elin Nordegren, Vanessa is reportedly "unworried" about his history.
Nordegren, who divorced Woods in 2010, has accepted the new relationship, finding it amusing but supportive of Woods. Woods is currently dealing with injuries that will prevent him from participating in the upcoming Masters tournament.
The Western Journal: Watch: Secret Service Intercepts Rogue Child on White House Lawn
The Secret Service apprehended a child who slipped through the fence on the White House's north lawn, reuniting him with his parents without incident. The event became a viral sensation on social media, prompting humorous commentary on the agents' handling of the situation.
Despite the lighthearted reactions online, the Secret Service addressed the incident seriously, reflecting on their recent scrutiny due to past security lapses. The agency's response underscores the ongoing challenges they face in maintaining security.
Times Of Israel: Report shows rise in attacks on Christians in Israel, but a willingness to tackle issue
A report by the Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue reveals a rise in attacks against Christians in Israel, with 111 incidents documented in 2024, up from 89 in the previous year. Most attacks are attributed to ultra-Orthodox and national-religious groups, affecting clergy and those displaying Christian symbols.
The report highlights strained relations between Christians and Jewish Israelis, with a significant portion of young Christians considering emigration. Despite the challenges, there is a growing willingness among victims to report incidents, and recent improvements in police response are noted as a positive development.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: If there is a ‘kill switch’ in the F-35, it’s as likely to be British as American
Western nations are discussing the need for independence from the US arms industry, especially following the Trump administration's call for Europe to take more responsibility for its defense. While Ukraine continues to receive substantial US support, European allies are reminded that they must invest in their own security.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized European reliance on American defense, urging that local investments in security are essential. Despite concerns about potential changes in US commitments, the expectation remains that America will support its allies in the event of aggression.
#economy
The Economist: Can Britons be enticed to fix their draughty homes?
Britain's housing stock is among the oldest and least insulated in Europe, leading to significant energy loss. With heating costs soaring due to the Ukraine conflict, there is an urgent need to improve home insulation, yet progress has been slow.
The challenge remains to motivate homeowners to invest in energy-efficient upgrades despite rising energy prices.
#military
Fox News: Marine Corps bets on electric seagliders 'invisible' to enemy radar for medevac missions at sea
Regent's all-electric boat-plane hybrid, the seaglider, received a $10 million contract extension from the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab to enhance its capabilities for medical evacuations. CEO Billy Thalheimer emphasizes the need for efficient logistics in the Indo-Pacific, moving away from traditional warfare tactics.
The seaglider, which can travel 180 miles at speeds up to 180 mph, is designed to operate without vulnerable runways and can be refueled easily using electricity. Regent aims to fulfill critical national security needs through its innovative technology, with a focus on resupply and medevac operations.
Breitbart: Search For Missing U.S. Soldiers Near Belarus Continues, Says NATO
NATO clarified comments made by Secretary-General Mark Rutte regarding four missing U.S. soldiers in Lithuania, stating their fate is still unknown. The soldiers' armored vehicle was found submerged, and recovery efforts are ongoing.
Rutte expressed condolences, but the U.S. Army confirmed they had not been declared dead. The incident occurred during a training exercise near the Belarus border.
#culture
Fox News: Corey Feldman claims Johnny Depp forced him out of 'Gilbert Grape' role by telling producers he was a junkie
Corey Feldman revealed he was originally cast for Leonardo DiCaprio's role in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" but lost it due to Johnny Depp's influence. Feldman claims Depp labeled him a "junkie" and pushed for DiCaprio's casting, leaving him bitter about the situation.
Feldman insists he was sober at the time and reflects on how losing the role impacted his career. He also mentioned being in contention for the role in "Titanic," which DiCaprio ultimately secured as well.
#history
Fox News: Secret documents on Nazis who fled to Argentina after WWII being declassified
Argentina plans to declassify government files on Nazi fugitives who settled in the country after World War II. The documents are expected to reveal details about Nazi bank accounts and escape routes used to evade justice, following a request from U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.
High-profile Nazis, including Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele, fled to Argentina, with speculation surrounding Adolf Hitler's potential presence there. The release aims to enhance understanding of the covert operations that facilitated their escape.
#health
Fox News: Woman, 66 years old, gives birth to her 10th child: People 'should have more children'
A 66-year-old woman in Germany, Alexandra Hildebrandt, has given birth to her 10th child, Philipp, via C-section. Hildebrandt, who has had eight children after age 50, claims she did not use fertility drugs and maintains a healthy lifestyle, which her doctor attributes to her successful pregnancies.
Hildebrandt advocates for encouraging larger families, expressing her joy in welcoming another child. Her doctor noted the rarity of her situation in obstetric medicine, emphasizing her good health and mental strength throughout the pregnancy.
#crime
The Western Journal: 'More Trans Violence': Student Attacks Conservative with Deadly Bike Lock - And Did It in Worst State Possible
A conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, reported that two female officers from Turning Point USA were assaulted on the University of Texas at Dallas campus by a suspect using a metal bike lock. The attacker, identified as Liam Thanh Tam Nguyen, has been charged with multiple felonies.
The incident highlights ongoing concerns about violence associated with transgender individuals, particularly towards women and children. Kirk's comments suggest a broader narrative about the perceived dangers posed by violent males posing as females, framing the attack within a context of conservative resistance to what they see as leftist ideologies.