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#illegals
Breitbart: Karoline Leavitt Claps Back at Reporter: Agents Are 'Putting Their Lives on the Line' to Arrest Illegal Alien Gang Members
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the Department of Homeland Security's criteria for classifying members of the Tren de Aragua gang, responding to a reporter's skepticism regarding the eight-point validation guidance. She emphasized the seriousness with which agents address the threat posed by this gang and the importance of their work in protecting American communities.
Leavitt highlighted the administration's commitment to deporting foreign terrorists and violent criminals, reiterating that the Tren de Aragua and MS-13 have been designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. She praised the collaboration with El Salvador to combat transnational crime.
#politics
Fox News: Trump admin withholds millions from Planned Parenthood for civil rights and executive order violations: report
The Trump administration has temporarily withheld funding from several Planned Parenthood affiliates, citing potential violations of civil rights laws and executive orders related to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. The decision affects nine state affiliates that receive federal funds through Title X, impacting services for low-income Americans.
Planned Parenthood has been given 10 days to respond and demonstrate compliance with the administration's requirements. The funding freeze is part of a broader scrutiny of practices that the administration claims may negatively employ race and encourage illegal immigration.
Front Page Magazine: Time for the Trump DOJ and FBI to Deal the Pain
The article argues for a robust use of federal law enforcement to counter perceived attacks on patriotic Americans, suggesting that the current administration should leverage its power to establish legal precedents. It discusses the legitimacy of Joe Biden's autopen pardons and proposes litigation to challenge them.
Additionally, it highlights issues like alleged civil rights violations in Illinois and the dangers of swatting, calling for federal intervention and investigations. The piece emphasizes the need for a strong response to ensure justice and protect political discourse.
#society
The Telegraph: ‘Mother of Elon Musk’s 13th child’ sells Tesla after tech boss ‘reduces child support’
Ashley St. Clair claims she is selling her Tesla due to a 60% reduction in child support payments from Elon Musk, who she alleges is the father of her child. She expressed frustration over the cut, stating it has forced her to make financial adjustments.
Front Page Magazine: The Dems' Suicide Bombers
The article draws parallels between the mindset of Palestinian suicide bombers and those who vandalize Tesla vehicles, suggesting both groups are driven by a distorted perception of their enemies. It argues that both acts of violence stem from a refusal to acknowledge reality and an obsession with demonizing perceived adversaries.
Elon Musk is portrayed as a misunderstood figure whose contributions to technology and society are overshadowed by the hatred he receives, particularly from the left. The piece contends that this animosity is rooted in a failure to recognize Musk's achievements and intentions, similar to the misconceptions surrounding Israel and its existence.
Fox News: Rogan mocks Dem lawmaker for ‘denying statistics and science’ by claiming male and female athletes are equal
Podcaster Joe Rogan criticized Pennsylvania Democratic State Sen. Lindsey Williams for her assertion that male and female athletes are physically interchangeable. During testimony against a bill banning trans athletes from girls' sports, Williams claimed that female athletes are just as capable as male athletes, arguing that the issue is fabricated.
Rogan dismissed her comments as "kooky," emphasizing that acknowledging biological differences in strength and speed is not discriminatory but factual. He stated that denying these differences ignores established data and criticized the pressure to conform to certain ideologies.
#economy
GB News: Global economic crisis fears as US markets tumble 300 points amid Trump tariff turmoil
US stock indexes fell sharply on Monday as investors reacted to President Trump's upcoming tariff plans, dubbed "Liberation Day." The Dow dropped 290.65 points, the S&P 500 lost 56.93 points, and the Nasdaq fell 277.34 points, with tech stocks like Nvidia and Tesla leading the declines.
Concerns over the impact of new tariffs, including a 25% tax on foreign cars, have led to a risk-off sentiment in the market. The UK government has acknowledged potential negative effects from the tariffs, emphasizing their commitment to national economic interests while preparing for the announcements.
Breitbart: Trump Department of Labor Appoints Julia Pollak as Chief Economist
The U.S. Department of Labor has appointed Julia Pollak as chief economist. A Harvard graduate and former Navy reservist, Pollak will lead economic research and analysis on labor policies. She previously worked at ZipRecruiter and the RAND Corporation.
Pollak expressed her commitment to enhancing economic prosperity for various stakeholders in the workforce. She holds advanced degrees in policy analysis and has a background in defense studies. Pollak is married to Breitbart News senior editor Joel Pollak.
#culture
The Western Journal: Country Music Star Morgan Wallen Causes a Stir by Walking Off 'Saturday Night Live' Early
Country music star Morgan Wallen stirred controversy by walking off the stage during the credits of "Saturday Night Live." He praised Jesus during his performance, which some interpreted as a rejection of Hollywood's perceived anti-Christian bias.
Wallen's quick exit drew mixed reactions on social media, with some defending him against criticism. Sources close to Wallen claimed the departure was unintentional, as he was simply following his routine from rehearsals. Wallen remains one of the most successful artists of the 21st century.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Setting the Record Straight on Three Education Issues
Disinformation surrounding education issues is prevalent, particularly regarding teacher layoffs. Reports highlight massive cuts, especially in California, but many districts are overstaffed due to past federal funding. Enrollment has also declined, leading to a mismatch between teachers and students.
Concerns over potential cuts to the U.S. Department of Education are exaggerated, as proposed changes would merely redistribute its functions without eliminating programs. Additionally, while school choice initiatives are growing, opposition from teachers' unions and some homeschooling advocates persists, fearing loss of autonomy.
#crime
Fox News: Colorado man federally charged in Tesla firebomb attack: 'Justice is coming,' AG Pam Bondi says
Cooper Jo Frederick, 24, faces federal charges for allegedly firebombing a Tesla dealership in Loveland, Colorado. The incident occurred on March 7, narrowly missing parked cars and people inside. Federal prosecutors are seeking a 20-year prison sentence, alongside local charges.
In response to rising violence against Tesla properties, the FBI has formed a task force to investigate these incidents. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized the seriousness of the attacks, labeling them as domestic terrorism.
#science
Le Monde: Elephants, giants who are economical with their movements
Research on African elephants reveals their strategic movement patterns in search of food, factoring in energy costs related to terrain. Elephants must forage about 16 hours daily and consume significant water, demonstrating their ability to calculate the balance between movement costs and benefits.
The study, involving 157 elephants in Kenya, highlights the importance of topography in their foraging behavior, suggesting they make informed decisions to optimize energy expenditure.