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#illegals
The Federalist: Leaders Ask IN Senate To Stop Blocking Vote On Immigration Bill
Thirteen organizations urged Indiana Senate leader Rodric Bray to advance House Bill 1531, which aims to strengthen immigration enforcement in the state. The bill, supported by nearly all House Republicans, would prevent the establishment of sanctuary cities and require local police to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
The letter highlights issues stemming from the Biden administration's immigration policies, such as overcrowded emergency rooms and strained local resources. It emphasizes the need for state-level policies to discourage illegal immigration and calls for immediate action on the bill before the session ends on April 29.
#politics
Times Of Israel: French far-right leader Le Pen barred from seeking public office over embezzlement
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally party, has been sentenced to a five-year ban from running for office and a four-year prison term, to be served with an electronic tag. This ruling jeopardizes her presidential ambitions for 2027 amid a scheme involving misused European Parliament funds.
Nine members of her party were also convicted in the case, with the court estimating the scheme's value at €2.9 million. Le Pen has denied wrongdoing and criticized the verdict as a threat to democracy, while her successor, Jordan Bardella, has expressed support for her and the party's future.
Fox News: Elon Musk hands out million-dollar checks amid 'super important' Wisconsin judicial race
Elon Musk distributed two $1 million checks to Wisconsin voters at a town hall, aiming to rally conservative support ahead of the state Supreme Court elections. The checks were given to petition signers advocating against "activist judges," a term Musk used to describe judges who he believes overreach their authority.
Despite objections from Wisconsin Democrats, Musk's efforts were upheld by the courts. He emphasized the importance of the upcoming election, which could shift the court's balance, and expressed his desire for judges to focus solely on interpreting the law.
Fox News: Expelled DC councilmember teases run for old seat despite federal bribery charge
Former D.C. Councilmember Trayon White, expelled amid federal bribery charges, is teasing a re-election campaign for his old seat. He faces allegations of agreeing to accept $156,000 in bribes and remains eligible to run in the upcoming special election despite his expulsion.
The D.C. Council voted unanimously for White's removal, with officials emphasizing the importance of trust in government. White has pleaded not guilty and could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted, with a jury trial scheduled for January 2026.
The Western Journal: WH Official Drops Bomb After CNBC Reaches Out for Comment: 'When Canada Becomes Our 51st State'
Travel from Canada to the U.S. is declining due to unfavorable currency exchange rates and political tensions. A White House representative suggested that if Canada were to become the 51st state, it could alleviate travel issues and boost the economy.
The U.S. Travel Association has expressed concerns over this decline, attributing it to perceptions of America’s welcoming nature and economic conditions. With former Prime Minister Trudeau stepping down, future relations may improve, whether Canada remains independent or joins the U.S.
#society
Times Of Israel: Hostage’s mom chastises PM in letter: ‘You systematically refuse to meet with me’
Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for not meeting with her and for failing to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. In a letter delivered during Netanyahu's trial, she demanded a comprehensive agreement for all hostages and an end to the ongoing war.
Matan has been held captive since October 7, 2023, and Zangauker has become a vocal advocate for the hostages. Despite a recent collapse of a ceasefire, negotiations continue, with mediators working to facilitate a potential deal for the release of hostages in exchange for a ceasefire.
GB News: Ryanair refuses to refund disabled pensioner after leaving her 'stranded without medication'
An 84-year-old disabled woman was left at Hamburg airport when Ryanair departed without her, despite her booking special assistance. After being pushed to the gate, assistance staff failed to return, leading to her abandonment for hours. Her luggage, including vital medication, was left on the flight.
Ryanair denied responsibility for the incident, stating that special assistance is managed by a third party. This situation highlights the lack of accountability for airlines regarding pre-boarding assistance, leaving vulnerable passengers with limited options for recourse.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Strategic independence and fragile alliances: Charles de Gaulle's two prophecies
In 1959, French President Charles de Gaulle addressed concerns about France's nuclear policy amid the Algerian War and criticism from the UN. He suggested that France's pursuit of nuclear deterrence was essential for maintaining global balance, especially if superpowers were to divide the world.
De Gaulle's foresight reflects ongoing debates about nuclear strategy and international power dynamics.
Fox News: Former Israeli hostage tells '60 Minutes' Trump is the 'only one' with power to end war in Gaza
Freed Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas urged President Trump in a "60 Minutes" interview to help secure the release of remaining hostages held by Hamas. He expressed confidence in Trump's ability to influence both the U.S. and Israeli governments towards a ceasefire.
Bibas, who spent over 480 days in captivity, lost his wife and children to Hamas violence. He emphasized the need for diplomatic efforts to end the conflict and facilitate the return of hostages.
Fox News: Greenland's prime minister says US will not 'get' island
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen stated that the U.S. will not acquire the resource-rich territory, emphasizing its right to self-determination. President Trump has expressed interest in annexing Greenland for national security, suggesting military force could be considered.
Despite Trump's assertions, polls indicate that the majority of Greenlanders oppose U.S. annexation, with significant anti-American protests occurring. Nielsen reaffirmed that Greenland seeks independence from Denmark, not U.S. integration.
#economy
Forbes: After 32 Years, Chipotle Founder Steve Ells Is Finally A Billionaire
Steve Ells, founder of Chipotle, has become the first-ever burrito billionaire, with a net worth of $1 billion according to Forbes. He opened the first Chipotle in 1993 and grew it into a $68 billion company, despite selling much of his stock early on and facing challenges, including foodborne illness outbreaks.
Ells initially sold a majority stake to McDonald's for expansion, which limited his personal gains. However, Chipotle's stock surged over the years, boosting his wealth significantly. Now, he is exploring new ventures, including a sandwich concept in Manhattan, aiming to replicate his past success.
#crime
Fox News: DC-area mall shut down after multiple fights in food court, 3 teens hit with riot charges
Three teenagers have been charged with riot-related offenses after multiple fights erupted at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City mall in Arlington, Virginia. The disturbances led to a significant police response and the mall's temporary closure for safety reasons.
Among those arrested were a 13-year-old girl who resisted detainment, a 15-year-old girl charged with multiple assaults, and a 14-year-old boy found with a knife. The mall reopened the following day with heightened police presence.
#outdoors
On The Water: Try Seaworms for Spring Tautog Fishing
As spring arrives, the first dandelions signal the start of tautog fishing season along the Northeast coast. Anglers prepare for blackfish, which thrive in colder waters and are often caught using seaworms and crabs. The fishing season typically runs from April to May, with regulations varying by state.
Tautog fishing is a cherished tradition, with fishermen often releasing egg-filled females to support sustainability. As the season progresses, anglers may also encounter striped bass, which can shift their focus. The arrival of spring and the fishing season is celebrated with seasonal dishes like fish tacos.