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#illegals
Fox News: Vance heads to southern border as Trump touts sharp drop in crossings: 'They heard my words'
Vice President JD Vance is visiting the southern border in Eagle Pass, Texas, alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. This visit follows President Trump's announcement of a significant drop in border crossings attributed to enhanced border security measures and increased interior arrests of illegal immigrants.
Trump's administration has reported a reduction in southern border encounters, with only 8,326 in February 2025 compared to 189,913 in February 2024. The administration has also removed over 55,000 illegal immigrants, emphasizing a shift in enforcement strategy since taking office.
#politics
Breitbart: Pelosi Tore Up Trump's 2020 Speech; Had to Watch Him from Benches in 2025
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi watched in silence as Donald Trump addressed Congress, a stark contrast to her past actions during his presidency. After resigning from her leadership role, she and other Democrats attempted to heckle as Trump delivered a lengthy speech celebrating patriotism.
Pelosi's previous defiance, marked by tearing up Trump's State of the Union address, was now replaced by frustration as she witnessed his return to power. Trump's speech set a record for the longest address to Congress, lasting one hour and 40 minutes.
Breitbart: PM Candidate Says UK Nuclear Weapons Could Protect Canada Against Trump
Chrystia Freeland has proposed that Canada should strengthen ties with Britain and France for nuclear deterrence against the U.S., citing potential threats from American policies. Her comments have sparked controversy, with critics labeling them as extreme and unfounded.
Freeland is currently in a leadership race to replace Justin Trudeau, polling second among candidates. The political landscape is tense, with a no-confidence vote looming that could lead to a general election if the minority government is challenged successfully.
CNSNews: CBS, CNN Polls Find Strong Viewer Approval of Trump’s Address to Congress
Polls from CNN and CBS indicate strong approval for President Trump's recent address to Congress, with 76% of CBS/YouGov viewers approving and 68% feeling hopeful afterward. Trump's delivery was seen as "Presidential" by 74% and "Inspiring" by 71%.
The CNN/SSRS poll also showed positive reactions, with 69% approving of the speech. A majority believe Trump's policies will move the country in the right direction (66%), while 59% feel he has the right priorities.
#society
Fox News: DJ Daniel,13-year-old brain cancer survivor, thanks Trump for surprise honor during speech to Congress
During a recent address, President Trump honored 13-year-old cancer survivor Devarjaye "DJ" Daniel by swearing him in as an honorary Secret Service agent. DJ, who has overcome significant health challenges, expressed gratitude for the unexpected recognition.
The event garnered a standing ovation from the audience, with DJ's father celebrating the moment. Trump highlighted DJ's aspirations of becoming a police officer and presented him with a customized Secret Service badge.
Breitbart: L.A. Times Columnist Celebrates South Carolina Wildfires; Says California Off the Hook!
Michael Hiltzik of the Los Angeles Times argues that the wildfires in South Carolina could reduce federal funding scrutiny for California, suggesting that the discourse around aid strings may be diminished. He criticizes Republican leaders for their proposed conditions on disaster relief and claims they are unrelated to the fires.
Hiltzik overlooks California's history of mismanaged wildfire responses and the need for oversight in federal fund allocation. Critics, including some from his own party, have pointed out the state's failure to effectively use budgeted funds for wildfire prevention.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to freeze $2 billion in foreign aid
The US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against President Trump's attempt to halt $2 billion in foreign aid payments, affirming a lower court's order for the resumption of contracts with USAID and the State Department. The decision saw support from both conservative and liberal justices.
Judge Alito dissented, questioning the authority of a single district judge to compel government payments. Trump's campaign, backed by Elon Musk, aims to significantly reduce the size of the US government, particularly targeting USAID.
Fox News: The forgotten Americans of Hamas' terrorist massacre on October 7th
The October 7, 2023, Hamas attack resulted in the deaths of 45 Americans and the kidnapping of 12, with many families still suffering from the aftermath. Despite this, there appears to be a lack of awareness among the American public regarding the extent of the tragedy and ongoing hostage situation.
Furthermore, pro-Hamas sentiments are reportedly present on U.S. college campuses, where protests have occurred that undermine the memory of the victims. The author calls for greater recognition of the suffering caused by Hamas and urges Americans to remember the innocent lives affected by the attacks.
Human Events: China vows to ‘fight till the end’ after President Trump doubles tariffs on all Chinese imports: report
China has vowed to "fight till the end" in response to President Trump's increased tariffs on imports, with retaliatory levies imposed on select American goods. The Chinese government warns that the U.S. is making a mistake by exerting pressure and threats.
Despite economic challenges, including a slowing economy and high local debt, China plans to maintain its growth targets and military spending. The situation reflects escalating tensions between the two nations amid ongoing trade disputes.
Breitbart: UK Defence Minister Goes to Washington, Hails 'Special Relationship'
British Defence Secretary John Healey is set to meet U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in Washington to discuss advancing peace efforts in Ukraine, the AUKUS submarine deal, and the UK-US relationship. Healey emphasized the need for Europe to take more responsibility for its own defense amid global instability.
The meeting follows significant diplomatic events, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to Trump and Zelensky's recent shift towards peace negotiations. Healey aims to solidify ties and promote a lasting peace in Ukraine while addressing the changing defense dynamics in Europe.
The Telegraph: Revealed: How much Hamas official’s family was paid for BBC Gaza documentary
The family of a Hamas minister received £790 for their son's narration in the BBC documentary "Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone." The payment was made to the boy's aunt, not directly from the BBC, which has since pulled the documentary citing serious production flaws, including undisclosed ties to Hamas.
The BBC acknowledged the oversight regarding the boy's connections to the proscribed organization.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Announces Radical New Plan for Car Loans - Everyone Who Buys American Will Be Affected
President Trump announced a plan to make interest payments on car loans tax deductible for vehicles manufactured in the U.S. during a speech to Congress. This initiative aims to support American manufacturing and reduce household tax burdens.
The proposal aligns with Trump's broader economic policies, including eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security benefits. Social media reactions were largely positive, emphasizing the benefits of supporting American jobs and products.
#military
The Western Journal: Top German General Calls to Reinstate Compulsory Service
German leaders are advocating for increased defense spending and the reinstatement of compulsory military service as reliance on U.S. protection wanes. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius warns of a potential Russian threat, emphasizing the need for more troops and military upgrades.
Germany's armed forces currently fall short of NATO targets, with only 179,000 active troops. Lt. Gen. Harald Gante stresses the necessity of conscripts to meet security demands and calls for infrastructure improvements to support recruitment.
#religion
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: This Lent, loud and proud American Christianity is making a comeback
A Pew Research Center survey indicates that the decline in American Christianity has stabilized, with around 60% identifying as Christian. This shift is attributed to younger generations, who show similar religious engagement as those born in the 1990s.
The rise of public expressions of faith and a desire for deeper meaning in life amidst technological isolation may be driving this trend. As Lent approaches, Christians are encouraged to reflect on their faith and actively share it, aiming to strengthen their communities and heal societal divisions.
#culture
Forbes: Rapper Offset Schedules Russia Concert Despite His Label’s Boycott Of The Country After Ukraine Invasion
Rapper Offset has announced a performance in Moscow on April 18, three years after Universal Music Group ceased operations in Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine. Ticket sales for the show are already underway, despite many Western artists avoiding performances in Russia since the conflict began.
The music industry largely withdrew from Russia following the invasion, with major labels like Sony and Warner also halting operations. While some Western artists have performed there recently, Offset's upcoming concert raises questions about the implications for artists and their labels in the current geopolitical climate.
#health
GB News: How to cut your risk of dementia and stroke by 40% - best exercise intensity for brain health
New research indicates that moderate-to-vigorous exercise can significantly lower the risk of neuropsychiatric conditions, including stroke, dementia, and anxiety, by up to 40%. The study analyzed data from over 73,000 adults and found that regular physical activity correlates with reduced incidence of these diseases.
Participants who maintained a specific level of energy expenditure through exercise showed a protective effect against these conditions. The findings suggest a clear dose-response relationship between physical activity and health benefits, reinforcing the importance of exercise as a preventive strategy, particularly for aging populations.