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27 Mar 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: 5 Men Have to Escort Woke Rep from TN Chamber After He Charged at GOP Colleague - Report
Tennessee Democratic Rep. Justin Pearson lunged at Republican Rep. Andrew Farmer during a heated debate over gun legislation, which Pearson advocates. The confrontation arose after Farmer criticized Pearson's absence from legislative sessions, prompting Pearson to respond emotionally about his brother's suicide involving a firearm.
The incident escalated, leading to Pearson being restrained by colleagues as the session was called to recess. This event follows Pearson's previous expulsion from the Tennessee House for procedural violations during a gun control protest.
The Western Journal: Democratic Lawmaker Mocks God with Handwritten Note During Abortion Bill Hearing
Georgia lawmakers recently debated House Bill 441, aimed at granting equal legal protection to preborn babies, reflecting a rise in abortion rates since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Advocates argue the bill would treat the murder of preborn babies with the same penalties as those for born individuals.
During the hearing, Democratic Rep. Dar'shun Kendrick mocked pro-life testimony with signs dismissing theocratic beliefs. Pro-abortion advocates argued against the bill, framing it as an imposition of religious views. Pro-life supporters contend that the bill is necessary to protect the rights of the unborn.
Fox News: Swing state senators come together in rare show of bipartisanship, Dems aren't happy about it
Pennsylvania Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman are set to host their first joint public event in Pittsburgh, prompting protests from the activist group Mondays Without McCormick Pittsburgh. Critics, including former Rep. Conor Lamb, have accused Fetterman of neglecting his constituents while supporting McCormick's new book.
The event, which involves a discussion on mentorship, has been criticized for being a paid event instead of a town hall. Protesters argue that the senators should prioritize direct engagement with constituents over book promotions. Both parties face growing dissatisfaction among voters regarding their responsiveness to public concerns.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump says 'we need Greenland for international safety and security' ahead of Vance trip
President Trump has reiterated his stance on the U.S. acquiring Greenland, emphasizing its strategic importance for national security. He stated that the U.S. needs the land to properly defend large areas, especially with increasing maritime activity in the region.
Vice President JD Vance is set to visit Greenland, specifically the Pituffik Space Base, to assess security measures. The visit comes amid discussions about the historical significance of U.S. military presence in Greenland and the need for renewed focus on the region.
Fox News: Human Rights Council blocks watchdog chief from criticizing UN official accused of antisemitism
During a recent UN Human Rights Council session, pro-Israel speakers faced interruptions and reprimands, while anti-Israel remarks went largely unchallenged. Hillel Neuer of UN Watch criticized the session's handling, labeling it "censorship" after being silenced while speaking against Francesca Albanese, a UN rapporteur accused of antisemitism.
Neuer and other pro-Israel advocates condemned the lack of accountability for anti-Israel rhetoric within the UN. They urged democracies to speak out against Albanese's controversial statements and called for her non-reappointment, warning that failing to address these issues would undermine the UNHRC's credibility.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. And Global Auto Stocks Tumble After Trump’s 25% Tariff Announcement—Tesla Shares Unaffected
Major automakers' stock prices fell sharply in Europe and Asia, followed by declines in U.S. premarket trading after President Trump announced a permanent 25% tariff on all auto imports. Japanese companies like Honda and Toyota, as well as European brands such as Volkswagen and BMW, experienced significant losses.
In the U.S., Ford's shares dropped about 1%, while General Motors fell over 6%. Tesla's stock was less affected due to its domestic manufacturing. Trump claims the tariffs will boost domestic production and lower consumer prices, despite concerns about potential price increases.
GB News: Rachel Reeves warns of 'trade war' after Donald Trump launches 25% car tariff amid 'deep concern'
The UK automotive industry faces challenges after President Trump announced a 25% tariff on foreign vehicles and parts, effective April 2. This decision could disrupt the longstanding trade relationship between the US and UK, with experts warning of potential negative impacts on global trade.
UK officials, including Rachel Reeves, aim to avoid escalating trade tensions, emphasizing the need for a mutually beneficial agreement. Concerns extend to other countries, including Japan, with industry leaders highlighting the tariffs' potential to increase consumer prices and hinder exports.
Forbes: Things Are Bad At Tesla. They’re About To Get Much Worse.
Tesla is facing significant sales declines across major markets, with a 31% drop in California and a 43% decline in Europe. In China, sales fell 29%, as domestic competitors like BYD gain traction with lower prices and advanced technology, threatening Tesla's profitability and market position.
The backlash against CEO Elon Musk is growing, with protests and declining brand perception. Analysts predict further sales declines, as Tesla struggles with a lack of new products and competition from rivals that are quickly advancing in software and technology.
#education
The Federalist: Ed Department Funded Pseudo-Science And Gender Theory
The Biden administration's Department of Education has been criticized for allegedly misusing taxpayer funds to promote leftist ideologies in schools. A report by Open the Books highlights millions spent on projects that aim to indoctrinate students with progressive views on issues like health, family, and gender identity.
Examples include funding for textbooks that challenge conventional views on obesity and promote gender diversity, as well as classroom assessment systems designed to create equity-driven environments. Critics argue these initiatives represent a significant misuse of public funds that could negatively impact American education.
The Federalist: Why School Choice Is Not A Leftist Plot To Take Over Private Ed
School choice faces opposition from traditional leftist groups, but now some on the right also criticize it, claiming it threatens educational freedom. Advocates argue that using public funds for non-government schools can enhance access to education while maintaining autonomy.
Concerns about government control and market distortion are valid, yet many choice programs include protections for religious liberty and school autonomy. Ultimately, school choice can expand opportunities for families and reduce government influence in education, despite challenges that may arise.