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#illegals
Fox News: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem confident her agency is only removing 'criminals' from the US
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem expressed confidence in the deportation process of suspected gang members to El Salvador's Terrorist Confinement Center (CECOT), despite concerns from legal groups about misidentification and lack of due process. The Trump administration is seeking to continue deportations amid a legal challenge.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele confirmed the arrival of 17 suspected gang members, including serious offenders. Noem emphasized the administration's commitment to removing violent criminals from the U.S., stating over 800 members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua have been deported since January.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: What Jasmine Crockett's Comments on Abbott, Among Other Things, Says About Democrats
Rep. Jasmine Crockett has faced criticism for her remarks about Gov. Greg Abbott, referring to him as “Governor Hot Wheels,” and her subsequent defense of the comment. Additionally, she was involved in an incident where she confronted a reporter, raising concerns about her treatment of those with differing political views.
The piece argues that Crockett and many Democrats exhibit a double standard in how they treat Republicans and others on the right, suggesting that they dehumanize their political opponents. This behavior is portrayed as indicative of a broader issue within the Democratic Party regarding respect and civility towards those with differing opinions.
Breitbart: OpenAI's Sam Altman's Pro-China AI View Complicates Relations with Trump
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and VP Chris Lehane have expressed conflicting views on engaging with China in the AI sector. Altman advocates for collaboration with China, emphasizing the importance of working together, while Lehane stresses the necessity of defeating China in the AI race, arguing against limitations imposed by copyright laws.
This divergence in perspective comes amid heightened scrutiny from the Trump administration regarding AI competition with China. Officials highlight the critical role of domestic energy production in maintaining an edge in AI manufacturing, which they believe is vital for the U.S. economy.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Tackling Antisemitism on Campus
Columbia University has agreed to address leftist antisemitism on its campus following pressure from President Trump, who threatened to withhold federal funding. This development was discussed in the latest episode of the podcast The Savage Truth, hosted by Cicely Davis.
The episode highlights the significance of this decision in the context of rising antisemitism in academic institutions.
GB News: Fraiser star Kelsey Grammer sparks fury with plan to DEMOLISH 'historic' 200-year-old Bristol cottage: 'Not acceptable!'
Kelsey Grammer has received approval to demolish a 200-year-old cottage in Portishead, Bristol, despite local opposition. The actor plans to replace the historic property with a modern home, citing a desire to be closer to his wife's family.
Residents have expressed outrage over the potential loss of historical value and rural character, arguing that the demolition would harm the area's green space. Grammer's plans have sparked significant community backlash, with many voicing their concerns online.
Front Page Magazine: The Fake Left
The Left has historically sought to align itself with various oppressed groups, from farmers to factory workers, in a quest for authenticity. However, this pursuit often reveals a disconnect between radical intellectuals and the working class they claim to represent, leading to failures in understanding and managing real societal issues.
As the Left shifts its focus from one group to another, it remains trapped in a cycle of seeking authenticity while failing to confront its own detachment from reality. This ongoing search for genuine connection highlights the inherent contradictions within leftist ideology, ultimately revealing a lack of true understanding of the working class.
Fox News: FAA employee charged with assault after altercation in air traffic control tower at Reagan National Airport
An FAA employee at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has been charged with assault and battery following a workplace altercation in the control tower. Damon Marsalis Gaines, 38, is currently on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing.
This incident adds to ongoing scrutiny of air traffic control operations at DCA, especially after a recent crash involving an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the altercation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Khamenei adviser says Iran will have ‘no choice’ but to acquire nuclear weapon if attacked
The IDF conducted a strike in Beirut targeting a Hezbollah operative deemed an immediate threat to Israeli civilians, marking the second such action since a ceasefire in November. The operation aimed to disrupt planned terror activities linked to Hamas.
In other developments, President Trump indicated plans for a foreign visit to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, while Iran lodged a complaint with the UN over Trump's remarks, warning of potential military consequences. Additionally, Israeli students remain stranded in Turkey due to technical issues with rescue flights.
#culture
Breitbart: PHOTOS: San Francisco's 'Cake Picnic' Features 1,387 Unique Desserts
The Cake Picnic at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco attracted over 1,000 attendees, all required to bring a cake. The event showcased 1,387 cakes, ranging from homemade to store-bought, and sold out quickly due to high demand.
Organized by home baker Elisa Sunga, the picnic celebrates both cake and an exhibit honoring artist Wayne Thiebaud, known for his cake paintings. Attendees enjoyed sampling a variety of unique creations in a festive atmosphere.
Breitbart: Nolte: Sean Lennon Slams Rachel Zegler as ‘Spoiled, Ungrateful, Disconnected Brat’
Sean Lennon defended actress Rachel Zegler against criticism of her looks but later described her as “spoiled” and “disconnected.” He acknowledged that while the backlash against her was excessive, he personally does not find her appealing, citing issues with her public persona.
Lennon criticized the blame placed on Zegler for the box office failure of "Snow White," suggesting her behavior has alienated fans and made her a risky choice for future projects. He noted that her reputation may hinder her opportunities in Hollywood.
#crime
The Western Journal: Death-Row Inmate Convicted of Heinous Crimes Argues He's Too Obese to be Executed
Michael Tanzi, a Florida death row inmate convicted of murder, is arguing against his scheduled execution by claiming his obesity and health issues could complicate the lethal injection process. His attorneys assert that existing protocols do not account for his condition, which could lead to unnecessary suffering.
The state opposes Tanzi's claims, stating he has not provided evidence that his weight would affect the execution. Tanzi, who was convicted of kidnapping and killing Janet Acosta in 2000, has seen his pleas rejected by the courts, with an appeal currently pending in the Florida Supreme Court.
Breitbart: Watch: Mob Smashes NYPD Vehicle Windows After Police Respond to Car Meetup
A mob in Queens vandalized multiple NYPD vehicles during a chaotic car meetup, causing significant damage. Police responded to reports of reckless driving, leading to the arrest of three suspects, who face charges including criminal mischief and obstructing governmental administration.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch emphasized a commitment to restoring order and detaining remaining suspects, while Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa criticized recent policies he claims have contributed to rising lawlessness in the city.
The Western Journal: Trump Says Multiple 'Terrorists Who Attacked' One of His Properties Have Been Apprehended
President Trump reported that his golf property in Scotland, Trump Turnberry, was vandalized with pro-Palestine messages and red paint on March 8. Three individuals were arrested in connection with the incident, which Trump described as a serious attack.
The vandalism coincided with another incident at Trump Doonbeg in Ireland, where Palestinian flags were planted. Local law enforcement is investigating both cases, and Trump expressed gratitude for the swift action by UK authorities.
#sports
Breitbart: NFL Adds UAE to Its Global Markets, Eyes Abu Dhabi as Host of a Regular Season Game
The NFL has expanded its Global Markets Program, adding the Ravens, Packers, Chargers, and Commanders for international marketing rights in various countries. New markets include Greece and the UAE, with plans for a potential regular-season game in Abu Dhabi.
This international focus aims to capitalize on lucrative opportunities, as the NFL seeks to emulate the financial success seen by MLB and the NBA in foreign markets. The league currently has 29 teams involved in this global initiative.
#technology
Le Monde: OpenAI releases funding news that values company at $300 billion
OpenAI has secured $40 billion in funding, valuing the company at $300 billion, marking the largest startup capital raise ever. This investment, led by SoftBank Group, aims to advance AI research and infrastructure, targeting developments towards artificial general intelligence (AGI).
In response to competition from open-source AI models, OpenAI plans to develop a more open generative AI model while facing pressure regarding data security and control. The company has seen significant user growth, with its latest features rapidly attracting millions.