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31 Mar 2025
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Le Monde: Marine Le Pen convicted: World and domestic reactions to ban on running for office
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right, was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to a five-year ban from running for office, jeopardizing her 2027 presidential bid. She received a four-year prison term, with two years suspended and the remainder to be served at home.
International reactions included support from figures like Hungary's Viktor Orban and Italy's Matteo Salvini, who criticized the ruling as politically motivated. Others, including French politicians, expressed concern over the implications for democracy, emphasizing the need for political debates to take place at the polls.
The Telegraph: Those who fear the judgment of the people favour the judgment of the courts
Marine Le Pen's ban from the upcoming French presidential election is seen as a significant blow to democracy, potentially energizing her supporters. The ruling, perceived as an effort to thwart her candidacy, could backfire, benefiting her protégé Jordan Bardella or niece Marion Maréchal.
The situation has drawn international attention, with leaders like Viktor Orbán and Matteo Salvini expressing solidarity with Le Pen. The implications of this ruling may resonate beyond France, raising concerns about judicial interference in politics across Europe.
Fox News: WATCH: Protesters rail against 'malignant presence' Elon Musk during 'Tesla Takedown' demonstrations
Protests against Elon Musk and his role in President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) took place across the U.S. on Saturday, including a significant demonstration in Brooklyn. Protesters criticized Musk's influence and the economic impact of his leadership, with some claiming that the protests aimed to highlight the unpopularity of Tesla.
Participants expressed various grievances, from job losses linked to Musk's policies to broader concerns about his power in government. Despite the protests, Musk questioned the funding behind them, while some legislators and celebrities have distanced themselves from Tesla. The protests were reported to be peaceful.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces Big Plan Cooked up by Kid Rock - Trump Doesn't Like It, But Will Give It a Try (and So Will Bill Maher)
President Trump will meet with Bill Maher at the White House, a decision influenced by Kid Rock. Trump expressed skepticism about the meeting, anticipating Maher's continued criticism. Maher likened the encounter to Nixon's trip to China, viewing it as a potential step towards healing political divides.
Maher acknowledged he can't heal America but is open to dialogue. He emphasized the importance of face-to-face communication and expressed honor at the White House invitation, while clarifying he won't be adopting MAGA sentiments.
The Federalist: GOPers Giving Credence To Signalgate Don't Know What Time It Is
President Trump is attempting to move past the "Signalgate" incident, but some Republican senators, notably James Lankford, are calling for investigations that may hinder the administration. Lankford's support for a probe into how a reporter accessed a classified Signal chat has raised concerns.
Critics argue that such actions mirror past mistakes by Republicans, who failed to effectively counter baseless investigations like the Russia collusion hoax. The call for investigations could distract from Trump's agenda and empower Democrats, demonstrating a lack of learning from previous political battles.
Fox News: New Mexico GOP chief accuses Democratic rep of 'contradictory' rhetoric after alleged arson attack
New Mexico GOP Chairwoman Amy Barela criticized Democrats' rhetoric following an alleged arson attack on the state Republican Party's headquarters. She linked the attack to comments made by Democratic Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, who encouraged party members to "agitate" against the Trump administration.
Leger Fernández later condemned the violence as unacceptable and emphasized the need for respect in political discourse. The incident, which involved an incendiary device and graffiti, is under investigation as a hate crime, with calls for accountability from both sides.
Forbes: Newsmax Stock Skyrockets Over 700% Following IPO—Causing Multiple Trading Halts
Newsmax debuted on the NYSE on Monday, with shares opening at $14 and surging over 700% to a high of $82.25, leading to 12 trading halts due to volatility. The company's market cap reached over $7.3 billion, positioning it close to other major media companies.
The surge is notable for a media outlet, especially one transitioning from cable to streaming. Newsmax raised $75 million in its IPO and recently settled a defamation lawsuit with Smartmatic. This volatility mirrors trends seen with other right-wing media stocks.
Fox News: ‘A birth is more expensive than an abortion’: CO Dems argue fiscal virtues of liberal health care bill
Colorado House Speaker Rep. Julie McCluskie argued that a new bill on pregnancy-related services could save the state money by funding abortions, which she claims would reduce Medicaid costs associated with childbirth. The bill follows a voter-approved referendum that recognizes abortion as a right.
Opponents, including Rep. Brandi Bradley, raised concerns about the financial implications of third-trimester abortions and the potential mental health effects on women. The debate highlighted differing views on the costs and consequences of abortion in relation to state funding.
Le Monde: With Le Pen barred from running for president, is her lieutenant, Jordan Bardella, up to the challenge?
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's far-right Rassemblement National (RN), faces challenges as Marine Le Pen is banned from public office for embezzlement. Despite recent electoral successes, Bardella has struggled to establish the RN as a viable governing party.
His leadership has not yet transformed the party's image or operational effectiveness, leaving questions about its future direction.
#society
Breitbart: Marjorie Taylor Greene Shares Powerful Image: 'There Is No Such Thing as a Trans Child'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) shared an image stating “there is no such thing as a trans child,” criticizing pro-transgender activists who target children. She has previously proposed legislation to make gender-affirming surgeries on minors a felony and continues to advocate against such practices.
Her comments align with President Trump's recent actions to prohibit funding for gender transition procedures for minors, emphasizing concerns about the long-term consequences for children. Greene's post coincides with an investigation by the Department of Education into California schools regarding the social transition of minors.
Fox News: Transgender activists' National Mall rally to be joined by a dozen members of Congress: organizers
The Trans Day of Visibility Rally will occur on the National Mall, with organizers asserting their presence against the Trump administration's policies on transgender issues. A dozen lawmakers are expected to join the event, which has shifted from celebration to protest due to recent executive orders limiting transgender rights.
Tensions surrounding transgender topics are high, as various states enact laws affecting transgender medical treatments and participation in sports. The rally is part of a broader series of events planned across major cities, emphasizing survival skills and legal rights amidst ongoing political debates.
Breitbart: Nicaragua Turns Catholic Site into Social Security Office, Steals Relics
The Nicaraguan government, led by Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, has reportedly repurposed the seized Episcopal Curia of Matagalpa into a location for a social security company, SERMESA, while stripping the site of its religious relics. This follows a crackdown on the Catholic Church, including the arrest and banishment of Bishop Rolando Álvarez.
Local residents have expressed concern over the regime's actions, which they view as part of a broader campaign against the Church since 2022. The confiscation and transformation of the building highlight ongoing tensions between the Ortega administration and the Catholic Church, which has supported pro-democracy movements in Nicaragua.
GB News: Marks & Spencer shoppers 'applaud' latest sweet treat arrival - 'what the people want'
M&S Foodhall has introduced three new date and dark chocolate bars as part of its OnlyIngredients range, featuring minimal ingredients for health-conscious consumers. Each bar is vegan-friendly and crafted with five ingredients or less, catering to the demand for simpler snacks.
The new offerings include a 4 Dark Chocolate Date Bar, a 5 Dark Chocolate & Almond Date Bar, and a 5 Dark Chocolate & Coconut Date Bar. This launch aligns with the rising popularity of dates on social media and reflects M&S's strategy to attract the vegan and flexitarian market.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Says Deal for China's TikTok Coming Before Saturday Deadline
President Trump announced that a deal for the sale of TikTok's U.S. operations to a non-Chinese buyer is expected before the April 5 deadline. The app, which has 170 million American users, faces national security concerns due to its ties to China’s ByteDance.
Potential buyers include private equity firm Blackstone, which is exploring a minority investment. Trump has indicated he may offer tariff reductions to facilitate the sale, while concerns remain about China's control over TikTok's algorithm and its implications for U.S. security.
#military
Fox News: The US is not ready for a nuclear showdown with China, key conservatives warn Trump
A group of conservatives and lawmakers is urging the Trump administration to address the inadequacy of the U.S. tactical nuclear arsenal in light of China's military expansion. A video by the Heritage Foundation highlights that the U.S. nuclear weapons are outdated, with the newest models nearly 40 years old, while China is rapidly increasing its nuclear stockpile.
The video warns that the U.S. may struggle to respond effectively if China were to use tactical nuclear weapons in a conflict, particularly over Taiwan. Experts emphasize the need for modernization of the U.S. nuclear capabilities to maintain strategic deterrence and prevent coercion from adversaries.
#science
Breitbart: Watch Live: Astronauts Stuck on ISS Hold First Press Conference After SpaceX Rescue
Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore held their first press conference after returning from over nine months aboard the International Space Station. They were retrieved by a SpaceX craft on March 18, alongside astronaut Nick Hague.
The Economist: Mitochondria transplants could cure diseases and lengthen lives
Mitochondria transplants, a novel technique in medicine, aim to replace damaged organelles in cells to potentially cure diseases and extend life. This approach draws parallels to traditional organ transplants, focusing on enhancing cellular function by swapping out malfunctioning components.
The method is currently being tested, marking a significant advancement in medical science. If successful, it could pave the way for a new field dedicated to organelle transplants.