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31 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: 'A-plus' or 'Solid F?' Americans offer polarized reaction to Trump immigration policies in first 100 days
Americans expressed mixed views on President Trump's immigration policies during his first 100 days, with some praising his border security measures and others criticizing his lack of empathy. Supporters graded him highly for accountability, while detractors highlighted moral concerns.
Illegal migrant encounters have significantly decreased since Trump took office, showing a 97% reduction compared to the previous year under Biden. The polarized opinions reflect a deep divide in public sentiment regarding immigration enforcement and policy.
#politics
The Epoch Times: State’s Bid to Cut Medicaid Funding to Planned Parenthood Hits Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on April 2 that could significantly impact Planned Parenthood and Medicaid funding. South Carolina argues that states have the authority to determine qualified Medicaid providers, while Planned Parenthood claims federal law allows patients to choose their providers.
The outcome could either bolster efforts to defund Planned Parenthood or affirm its funding, affecting access to essential health care services for low-income individuals. The case raises broader questions about healthcare access and the implications of state decisions on federal funding.
Le Monde: French far-right leader Marine Le Pen found guilty of embezzlement of public funds
Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right Rassemblement National, has been convicted of embezzlement of public funds related to a fake jobs scheme at the EU parliament. This ruling poses a significant threat to her 2027 presidential ambitions.
She faces a potential five-year prison sentence, a €300,000 fine, and a five-year ban from public office, which could effectively end her political career. Le Pen has described the situation as a demand for her "political death."
Fox News: New Dems ready to move party and country beyond Trump chaos
Americans across the political spectrum are expressing frustration with the current administration, citing chaos and incompetence, particularly regarding national security and economic instability. Concerns have been raised about rising prices, job losses, and the impact of government layoffs on veterans' services.
In response, the New Democrat Coalition is advocating for a centrist approach focused on economic growth, community safety, and national security. They aim to modernize immigration and defense policies while addressing the needs of working families and promoting clean energy initiatives.
#society
Fox News: 'Family Ties' child star guilt-ridden over impersonator who attacked multiple women
Brian Bonsall, former child star of "Family Ties," reflects on his struggles with fame and substance abuse in the series "Hollywood Demons." After retiring from acting, he faced years of addiction and legal issues, including multiple arrests. He also dealt with the fallout of an impersonator who terrorized women using his identity.
Now nearly nine years sober, Bonsall expresses guilt over the actions of his impersonator, who was convicted of raping multiple women. The documentary highlights the challenges faced by child actors, including emotional trauma and substance abuse.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israeli forces order evacuation for most of Rafah ahead of attack on the area
The Israeli military has issued evacuation orders for most of Rafah, signaling a potential new ground operation following the end of a ceasefire with Hamas. Civilians are directed to Mawasi, where tent camps have been established. Israel aims to dismantle Hamas's capabilities in the area.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the country would take control of security in Gaza post-war and implement a controversial resettlement plan for civilians, which Palestinians have rejected. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 50,000 Palestinians reported dead amid ongoing military operations.
Forbes: ‘Highly Unlikely’: Iran’s Supreme Leader Dismisses Trump’s Bombing Threat
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei downplayed the likelihood of a U.S. attack, stating it is "highly unlikely" despite President Trump's threats. Khamenei warned that any military action would provoke a strong retaliation from Tehran.
In response to Trump's offer for direct negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian rejected the idea but left the door open for indirect talks. The U.S. maintains that it will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons and is prepared to pursue other options if necessary.
#economy
The Telegraph: Why the era of cheap British eggs is over
The St. Ewe free-range egg farm in Cornwall has raised consumer prices by about 5% due to rising transport and farm running costs. Managing director Martin Glinski warns that further increases are expected due to upcoming labor cost hikes and a packaging tax.
UK egg prices have surged nearly 20% since January, with many retailers reporting significant price increases across various egg lines. The rising costs pose challenges for both producers and consumers in a country that consumes around 13.6 billion eggs annually.
GB News: Electric car owners warned of Ofgem energy changes launching tomorrow seeing millions pay more to charge
Electric vehicle owners in the UK will face increased costs starting tomorrow, as Ofgem's energy price cap rises by 6.4%. This change will lead to an additional £35 million in monthly charging expenses for 1.2 million EV drivers, with costs rising by £1.30 per charge.
Furthermore, EV drivers will now be subject to an annual Vehicle Excise Duty of £195, ending their previous tax exemption. Rising energy prices, driven largely by wholesale market fluctuations, are forcing many to reconsider switching to electric vehicles.
#military
Fox News: America’s Golden Dome can’t wait
President Trump's administration is set to develop the Golden Dome, a next-generation missile defense shield aimed at countering advanced missile threats from nations like Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China. The initiative seeks to integrate space-based sensors and interceptors to enhance the U.S. defense capabilities.
The project draws on historical missile defense concepts but leverages modern technology, including AI and satellite networking. It aims to create a constellation of satellites capable of intercepting missiles earlier in their flight paths, thereby improving deterrence. Funding and swift action from Congress are crucial for the project's success.
#religion
Fox News: Charity is key to our Catholic faith. We pray Supreme Court agrees
The Diocese of Superior is defending its charitable mission before the U.S. Supreme Court after a Wisconsin ruling deemed Catholic Charities not primarily religious. This decision forces the organization to pay into state unemployment programs, diverting resources from serving the needy.
Bishop James Powers emphasizes that Catholic Charities' work is rooted in love and compassion, not proselytizing, and aims to help all, regardless of faith. The case challenges the narrow interpretation of religious activity and seeks to uphold the church's commitment to serving the vulnerable.
#health
Fox News: 'The White Lotus' characters taking lorazepam: What is it and why are they in danger by abusing it?
Following an episode of HBO's "The White Lotus," searches for the anti-anxiety drug lorazepam surged. The character Victoria Ratliff, played by Parker Posey, frequently uses the medication, highlighting its risks, including dependency and potential severe side effects when mixed with alcohol.
Experts caution against lorazepam's use, particularly with alcohol, due to heightened risks of breathing issues and sedation. Alternatives such as lifestyle changes and cognitive behavioral therapy are recommended for managing insomnia and anxiety.