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28 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: HUD chief puts illegal aliens living in government-funded housing on notice: Americans are 'our only priority'
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced a new initiative prioritizing American citizens in government-funded housing, stating that illegal immigrants currently residing in such housing will no longer be accepted. He emphasized that taxpayer dollars should benefit only Americans, addressing the homelessness crisis exacerbated by previous immigration policies.
Turner also revealed the termination of FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants and highlighted the need for public-private partnerships to tackle homelessness and housing affordability. He criticized the Biden administration's policies for worsening these issues and reaffirmed HUD's commitment to serving American citizens first.
The Telegraph: Germany in ‘secret’ talks with European neighbours to turn away asylum seekers
Germany is developing a plan to form an alliance with several European nations to curb migrant arrivals at their borders. Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz is in talks with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, and France to establish a unified stance on the issue.
Merz's initiative is partly influenced by Poland's earlier proposals regarding illegal migration, which it views as a security threat. He faces pressure to fulfill election promises to halt illegal migration, especially following a violent incident involving an Afghan refugee.
#politics
Fox News: Josh Hawley believes his bill can stop 'resistance' judges from 'provoking a crisis'
Sen. Josh Hawley has introduced legislation aimed at preventing federal judges from issuing nationwide injunctions, arguing that such actions provoke crises and exceed judicial authority. His bill responds to a significant number of injunctions against President Trump's administration, which have surpassed those faced by previous presidents.
Hawley is urging Senate leadership to prioritize the bill, despite Senate Majority Leader John Thune's lack of commitment to bring it to the floor. He believes the legislation aligns with Trump's views and addresses concerns over what he labels as politically motivated judicial overreach.
The Western Journal: The Term 'High Side' Is Mentioned in the Signal 'Leak' - What It Means Shows Scandal Is a Farce
The recent "Signalgate" controversy surrounding a leaked Signal chat involving Trump administration officials has been largely overstated. Initial claims of serious classified information being shared were quickly debunked by officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, who confirmed no sensitive data was disclosed.
The New York Times later acknowledged that the chat did not contain any critical operational details and was instead a mix-up over administrative communications. This incident, initially sensationalized, turned out to be a minor error rather than a significant scandal.
The Federalist: GOP Hustles On Early Voting Ahead Of Wisconsin Judicial Race
The Wisconsin Supreme Court election features conservative Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford, with voter turnout expected to be crucial. Heavy funding from outside Wisconsin highlights the national stakes, as both parties ramp up efforts to mobilize voters.
With a close balance of power in the court, the outcome could shift to a conservative majority if Schimel wins. Early voting is encouraged, and both parties are engaging in extensive door-knocking campaigns to secure votes ahead of the election.
Fox News: Colbert presses Schumer from the left over voting for GOP spending bill
Stephen Colbert confronted Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer about his support for a Republican spending bill, which has upset some progressives. Schumer defended his vote, arguing that avoiding a government shutdown was crucial to protect vital programs from potential cuts by the Trump administration.
Despite backlash, Schumer stated he would not resign, emphasizing the risks posed by the Trump administration to Social Security and other entitlement programs. He believes the consequences of a shutdown would have been significantly worse.
#economy
Le Monde: US tariffs are at their highest levels since 1945, jolting global economy
The US has entered a new economic era marked by significant tariff increases under President Trump, according to Fitch's chief economist Brian Coulton. Tariffs have surged from an average of 2.3% to 10%, the highest since World War II, impacting trade with China, Canada, and Mexico.
Three major tariff measures have been enacted, including a 30% tariff on China and 25% on imports from Mexico and Canada, affecting about half of the trade among these nations. Additionally, 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel imports globally have been implemented.
#education
The Federalist: Ed Dept. Investigates ME Hiding Gender Dysphoria From Parents
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Maine for potential violations of the Family Education Rights Privacy Act (FERPA) due to policies that may allow schools to conceal a student's transgender identity from parents. The investigation follows reports that 57 school districts in Maine have similar practices.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized that parents have the right to access their child's education records, warning that non-compliance could lead to loss of federal funding. The investigation aligns with broader concerns regarding parental rights and the implications of school policies on children's mental health and well-being.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read trial: Juror in 1st mistrial joins defense as suspected cop killer returns to court
Massachusetts attorney Victoria George, who served as an alternate juror in Karen Read's mistrial, has joined Read's defense team just days before her second trial for the murder of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe. Read faces charges including second-degree murder related to O'Keefe's death in January 2022.
The first trial ended in a hung jury, and George criticized the state's criminal justice system, expressing concerns about the integrity of the investigation after the lead investigator was fired for inappropriate conduct. The retrial is set to begin soon with a special prosecutor.
#technology
Fox News: Microsoft sets May end date for Skype after 14-year run
Microsoft will discontinue Skype in May 2025, prompting users to seek alternatives. The decision is influenced by competition from platforms like Zoom and WhatsApp. Users can export their data until January 2026 and are encouraged to transition to options like Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, and Zoom.
Several alternatives to Skype include Microsoft Teams, which allows easy migration of contacts, and WhatsApp, known for its encryption. Other options like Google Meet, Zoom, and Signal offer various features tailored to different user needs. Users are advised to start exporting their data now to ensure a smooth transition.
GB News: Forget AirPods Pro! Save £85 on noise-cancelling Beats Fit Pro 'buds on Amazon
Apple's Beats Fit Pro earbuds have seen a price drop of £85, now retailing at £134.99. These earbuds feature active noise cancellation, spatial audio, and a secure-fit design, making them suitable for workouts. They offer seamless integration with both iPhone and Android devices.
The earbuds boast a 24-hour battery life with the charging case and include customizable controls. Users can enjoy features like Transparency mode and direct volume control. They are available in various colors, with discounts currently available on select models.