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#illegals
Fox News: Red state leader calls for states to stand behind Trump's ban on funding illegal immigration
Oklahoma Education Superintendent Ryan Walters is urging states to support President Trump's immigration policies, particularly his executive order aimed at ending taxpayer funding for programs that benefit illegal immigrants. He is seeking clarification from the state attorney general on how Oklahoma's education system can comply with this directive.
Walters argues that the influx of illegal immigrant students has strained resources in Oklahoma schools, costing the state significantly. He advocates for tracking students' immigration status and believes all states should align with Trump's immigration agenda rather than the Biden administration's approach.
Fox News: Boston mayor faces heat over sanctuary city policies as Patriots owner's son goes on offensive
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is set to address Congress regarding the city's sanctuary policies, which she has reinforced since Trump's 2024 campaign announcement. Critics argue that these policies contribute to rising crime and safety concerns, with reports of violent incidents linked to migrant shelters.
While Wu maintains that Boston follows the law and that immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, local frustrations continue to mount. The Massachusetts Republican Party has highlighted significant violent crime statistics from migrant shelters, prompting calls for greater transparency and accountability in handling the migrant crisis.
#politics
Fox News: 'America is back': Lawmakers rally around Trump after 'phenomenal' joint address to Congress
Republican lawmakers praised President Trump's recent joint address to Congress, calling it a strong presentation of his early accomplishments and future plans. They highlighted moments of applause and standing ovations from GOP members, contrasting with the Democrats' lack of support for certain guests, including a young cancer survivor.
Democrats criticized the speech, labeling it as "bizarre" and claiming it focused too much on unrelated topics. Some Republican senators expressed disappointment over their colleagues' failure to recognize the young guest, framing it as an embarrassment for the Democratic Party.
Le Monde: Trump celebrates shockwave of first weeks in uncompromising speech before Congress
In a lengthy address to Congress, President Donald Trump emphasized his political dominance and accomplishments since returning to the White House. He claimed to have signed nearly 100 executive orders and touted his administration's focus on restoring "common sense" and prosperity.
Trump's speech highlighted his agenda, including the repeal of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, while declaring, "America is back." His remarks contrasted sharply with President Joe Biden's vision for the country.
Fox News: Top 5 moments from Trump's address to joint session of Congress
President Trump delivered a lengthy address to Congress, marking his first since returning to office. He highlighted his administration's achievements, including border security and economic plans, while declaring, "America is back." The speech was met with protests from some Democrats, including the removal of Rep. Al Green for disruption.
Trump also honored victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, announced the apprehension of a terrorist linked to a deadly attack in Afghanistan, and celebrated a young cancer survivor who became a Secret Service agent. The address emphasized his administration's focus on law enforcement and national security.
#society
Fox News: Gene Hackman and wife were ‘joined at the hip,’ trained to fly together
Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were avid pilots who took flying lessons together, with Hackman being a licensed commercial pilot. Their flight instructor, Andy Wells, recalled their close bond and Hackman's enthusiasm for flying, noting Arakawa's dedication to learning as well.
The couple, described as inseparable, became reclusive in their later years. Tragically, both were found dead in their home on February 26, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Fox News: 'Gate lice' run-ins have flyers demanding more airlines 'crack down' on pesky travel trend
Travelers are urging airlines to address the issue of "gate lice," passengers who board ahead of their assigned zones, which disrupts the boarding process and overhead bin space. American Airlines has implemented a technology to alert agents when this occurs, while other airlines have yet to follow suit.
Passengers have expressed frustration over the negative impact of gate lice on their boarding experience, particularly regarding luggage storage. Etiquette experts suggest that a lack of courtesy among travelers has led to the need for stricter enforcement of boarding rules.
#culture
GB News: Prince Harry brought 'charisma' and 'star quality' to Meghan's Netflix series, Robertson claims
Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," has been criticized as a "superficial gush-fest" by royal broadcaster Sarah-Louise Robertson. The lifestyle show, which features recipes and tips, has faced significant backlash since its release.
#education
The American Mind: The Cincinnatus Series: Cell Phones in Schools
The American Mind's podcast discusses the impact of cell phones and tablets in K-12 education, highlighting how these devices replace traditional teaching methods and hinder children's focus. Experts argue for the need to reevaluate technology's role in classrooms to improve learning outcomes.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of parental control over screen time and suggests potential reforms by states and school boards to mitigate these issues.