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#illegals
Breitbart: San Diego Migrant Shelters Close After Trump Border Crackdown
San Diego County is shutting down its migrant shelters due to reduced migrant flows resulting from President Trump's immigration policies. Catholic Charities and Jewish Family Service are laying off a combined 188 employees as a result.
Additionally, a Tijuana shelter, Casa del Migrante, faces financial difficulties due to cutbacks in U.S. foreign aid. The overall decline in migrant crossings is attributed to the enforcement of stricter border policies.
#politics
The Economist: Barring Marine Le Pen is a political earthquake for France
Marine Le Pen has been barred from running for office for five years due to a conviction for corrupt use of EU funds, impacting her chances in the 2027 presidential election. This ruling has significant implications for her party, the National Rally, and the political landscape in France.
The decision is expected to reshape the race to succeed Emmanuel Macron, as Le Pen had been leading in early polls. The fallout from this ruling may strengthen the hard right in France.
Forbes: Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: Why Elon Musk And Fellow Billionaires Are Spending Millions On Tuesday’s Election
Wisconsin voters are set to decide on a pivotal Supreme Court seat, with significant backing from billionaire Elon Musk for Republican candidate Brad Schimel. The election, which has drawn national attention, could influence future congressional maps and critical issues like abortion rights.
Musk's America PAC has spent over $18 million supporting Schimel, while also engaging in controversial voter incentive tactics. The outcome may shift the ideological balance of the court, impacting crucial decisions ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
Breitbart: Marine Le Pen Banned From Running in Presidential Election by Court
A Paris court has ruled that Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally, is ineligible to run for public office for five years due to embezzlement of EU funds. The ruling affects her potential candidacy in the 2027 presidential election, marking a significant political setback.
Le Pen, found guilty of embezzling 474,000 euros, has expressed her innocence and plans to appeal. Political allies have criticized the ruling as an attack on democracy, claiming it undermines the electoral process in France.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: 60% Unhappy About Tariffs
Polls show that most Americans disapprove of President Trump’s handling of tariffs and trade negotiations, with 60% expressing dissatisfaction. Despite this, his average approval rating in his second term is slightly higher than in his first, currently at 45%.
Concerns over Trump's approach extend to his economic policies, with more voters disapproving than approving of his performance. Legal challenges regarding deportations and executive authority have also sparked significant public debate.
Fox News: Conservative backlash erupts after Trump's Graham endorsement: 'I am not with Trump at all with this one'
Former President Donald Trump faced backlash from conservatives after endorsing Sen. Lindsey Graham for re-election. Critics, including retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and various commentators, expressed their disapproval, comparing Graham to Liz Cheney and questioning Trump's endorsement strategy.
Graham's campaign manager defended the endorsement, stating that Graham shares Trump's frustrations with certain House members. Despite Trump's backing, voter sentiment remains uncertain, as Graham previously encountered negative reactions at a Trump rally.
#society
Human Events: UK parents arrested after complaining about kids’ school in WhatsApp chat
A couple in the UK were arrested in front of their young daughter after making critical comments about their child's school. They were held for 11 hours on suspicion of harassment, but all charges were later dropped after a five-week investigation. The police defended their actions as necessary for investigating allegations.
The couple claimed they were banned from school events following their comments, which were deemed disparaging. They expressed shock at the police response, feeling their legitimate inquiries were being suppressed. The school stated they sought police advice due to the parents' communications becoming upsetting for staff and others.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: The World of Trump – Pragmatism, not Ideology - Liberty Nation News
The global order is shifting from a unipolar to a multipolar world, marked by a pragmatic U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump. This approach prioritizes national interests over ideological commitments, signaling a departure from liberal globalism to a focus on great power dynamics.
As nationalism rises within the West, a coalition of non-Western nations, referred to as the "Majority World," is gaining influence. This new geopolitical landscape features a "Big Three" of the U.S., China, and Russia, each pursuing its own interests in a transactional manner, while the West grapples with internal divisions.
#economy
GB News: Vauxhall owner Stellantis finally shuts Luton factory after 120 years of production with 1,100 jobs lost
Vauxhall's Luton factory has closed after 120 years of vehicle production, with the last Vivaro van produced on March 28. The closure, part of Stellantis's consolidation plan, puts 1,100 jobs at risk as operations shift to the Ellesmere Port plant, which will receive a £50 million investment.
The decision has drawn criticism from the Unite union and local officials, who argue it reflects a failed strategy by former CEO Carlos Tavares. The UK’s zero-emission vehicle mandate is cited as a contributing factor to the closure. Luton Council expressed disappointment, emphasizing the impact on local workers and the community.
#military
Fox News: Army confirms 3 of the 4 missing soldiers in Lithuania are dead
Three American soldiers were confirmed dead after their M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle sank in a swamp in Lithuania. Recovery efforts for the fourth soldier are ongoing, according to an Army spokesperson.
This incident highlights the risks faced by military personnel during training exercises abroad.
#crime
The Western Journal: Woman's Teeth, Jaw Broken in Botched Dental Procedure - 'Dentist' Now Being Held on ICE Detainer
A Guatemalan national in Houston, Cesar Augusto Perez Mejia, faces charges after allegedly causing severe injuries to a woman during a botched dental procedure in his apartment. He reportedly used pliers and administered anesthesia without a license, leading to charges of practicing dentistry without a license and aggravated assault.
Perez is currently in custody under an ICE detainer following an unrelated aggravated assault arrest. The incident highlights a growing concern over unlicensed dental practices, as warned by the American Dental Association.
#outdoors
The Western Journal: 82-Year-Old Cajun Narrowly Escaped Death After Incident While Crawfishing - Family’s Concern Saved Him
An 82-year-old man in Louisiana became stranded in waist-deep mud while crawfishing on March 23. After eight hours without contact, his family alerted authorities, leading to a rescue by deputies who used a drone to locate him and a rope to pull him to safety.
Sheriff Mike Tregre emphasized the importance of informing someone about your plans when engaging in outdoor activities. The man was subsequently taken to a local hospital.
#technology
Fox News: New phishing attack uses real-time interception to bypass 2FA
Astaroth is a sophisticated phishing kit that can bypass two-factor authentication (2FA) by using session hijacking and real-time credential interception. It operates as a middleman between a user's device and legitimate authentication services, capturing login details and session cookies without raising security alarms.
This advanced tool is available on underground forums and can be purchased for $2,000, offering continuous updates to evade law enforcement. Users are advised to avoid unknown links, verify website addresses, and utilize passwordless authentication methods to safeguard against such attacks.