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31 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Ritzy Florida enclave becomes Chinese smuggling hot spot as former military identifies driving force
Chinese migrants are increasingly arriving in Coral Gables, Florida, prompting investigations into human smuggling networks. U.S. Customs and Border Protection data shows a 78% increase in Chinese migrant interceptions in Florida from 2020 to 2024.
Local law enforcement has arrested smugglers and intercepted groups of migrants, primarily single men of military age. Experts suggest that improved surveillance technology and resource sharing between state and national levels are necessary to address this growing issue.
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry regrets royal exit but Meghan Markle ‘couldn’t wait to get away’: expert
Prince Harry reportedly has regrets about his departure from royal life, particularly regarding his estrangement from family members and the impact of his public statements. He misses aspects of his past, including military ties and family unity, while feeling remorse over his relationship with Princess Catherine.
In contrast, Meghan Markle is said to focus on her brand and future endeavors without significant regret about their royal exit. Sources indicate the couple is still grappling with their public image and family rifts, with no reconciliation in sight.
Fox News: Tourists question if simple act is 'illegal' amid cherry blossom season, park ranger reveals answer
Millions of tourists visited Washington, D.C. to see the cherry blossoms at peak bloom, but many are unaware of the potential penalties for picking or climbing the trees. Federal regulations prohibit harming the trees, with possible fines or imprisonment for violations.
National Park Service spokesperson Mike Litterst encourages visitors to act as "cherry blossom protectors" by adhering to guidelines that promote preservation. Signage around the Tidal Basin invites tourists to pledge to respect the trees, which typically bloom for four weeks each spring.
Times Of Israel: Yarden Bibas to 60 Minutes: Only Trump can convince Netanyahu, Hamas to renew ceasefire-hostage deal
Five former hostages released from Hamas captivity shared their traumatic experiences, emphasizing the urgent need for the release of those still held. Yarden Bibas, a bereaved father, appealed to former President Trump to intervene, believing he could influence both Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Hamas to negotiate.
The hostages recounted severe abuse, including starvation and witnessing sexual assaults. They expressed deep concern for remaining captives, fearing for their safety amid ongoing military actions. The testimonies reflect the psychological toll and desperation felt by both the hostages and their families.
GB News: Millions of drivers risk 'life-threatening consequences' along major motorways and crucial A-roads
A recent report reveals alarming gaps in UK drivers' knowledge regarding vehicle breakdowns, which could endanger lives. Many drivers incorrectly place warning triangles too close to their vehicles, with 13% positioning them directly on motorways. The survey highlights differing safety behaviors across road types, with lower awareness on smart motorways.
The AA emphasizes the critical need for proper safety measures, noting that while most drivers activate hazard lights and call for assistance, many fail to understand the urgency of moving their vehicles off live traffic lanes. The findings underscore the importance of education on safe breakdown practices.
#military
Fox News: US 'golden dome' back in play as 'insurance policy' decades after Reagan's Cold War-era proposal
Experts advocate for a "Golden Dome" defense system to protect the U.S. from potential nuclear EMP attacks, which could have catastrophic effects on infrastructure and civilian life. This concept, initially proposed in the 1980s, is gaining renewed attention amid rising threats from nations like North Korea and Iran.
Historian William Forstchen emphasizes the urgency of developing this strategic defense system, comparing it to an insurance policy for national security. He warns that without timely action, the consequences of an EMP strike could be devastating, with predictions of significant casualties within a year.
#crime
Fox News: South Carolina death row inmate invokes 'sovereign citizen' defense in bid to avoid execution
Attorneys for South Carolina death row inmate Steven Bixby argue he is incompetent for execution, citing his belief in sovereign citizenship. Bixby was convicted of murdering two police officers during a standoff in 2003 over a land dispute related to a highway easement.
His legal team claims he cannot understand the death penalty or communicate rationally with counsel. The South Carolina Supreme Court will determine if Bixby's beliefs impact his competency under state law.