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5 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: NYC Mayor Eric Adams, an ex-cop, has 'upper hand' over other sanctuary city mayors: Blue Lives Matter founder
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is set to testify before Congress alongside other big-city leaders regarding "sanctuary" policies that hinder federal immigration enforcement. Unlike his peers, Adams, a former police captain, is open to collaborating with the Trump administration to address migrant crime.
Adams has faced criticism for the influx of unvetted migrants in NYC, costing taxpayers significantly. He aims to establish a cooperative relationship with ICE to enhance public safety, suggesting that local law enforcement should notify federal authorities about criminal aliens in custody.
#politics
Fox News: Comedian Chris Distefano says Dems will 'lose by even more votes' next election if they don't correct course
Comedian Chris Distefano warned that Democrats risk losing more votes in future elections if they do not change their stance on biological men competing in women's sports. He believes this issue has alienated many voters and questions whether Democrats are unaware of its unpopularity or if there is a larger strategy at play.
Distefano expressed support for transgender rights but emphasized the need for separate leagues in sports to protect women's opportunities. He criticized Senate Democrats for blocking the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, suggesting that their current narrative could lead to further electoral losses.
#society
Fox News: This progressive actor describes the unlikely political evolution that drove him to Donald Trump
Activist Yuval David, a gay American-Israeli, has shifted his political allegiance from the Democratic Party to Donald Trump, citing feelings of exclusion within his former party, particularly regarding antisemitism. He expresses concern over rising anti-Jewish sentiment in progressive spaces and feels safer aligning with Republican values.
David criticizes the current state of the LGBTQ movement for enforcing conformity rather than diversity, claiming that many conservative LGBTQ individuals feel silenced. He argues that Trump's administration has been more proactive in combating antisemitism than Democratic leaders, advocating for a return to inclusive values within the Democratic Party.
GB News: Gene Hackman police confess to major identification blunder after actor's death in fresh twist to investigation
Police have confirmed that the dog found deceased alongside Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa was Zinna, their 12-year-old Australian Kelpie mix, not Bear, their German Shepherd. Bear and another dog, Nikita, are alive and being cared for at a local daycare.
The couple's bodies were discovered in their Santa Fe home under suspicious circumstances, with authorities investigating the cause of death. Initial assessments indicated they may have died over a week prior, and toxicology results are pending. The misidentification of the dog has raised concerns about the thoroughness of the investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump’s 'China First' record: Selling the West’s economy and national security out to Beijing
American foreign policy should prioritize national interests and alliances, particularly in the face of threats from China, which is seen as a significant rival. Critics argue that figures like Trump and Musk are undermining these interests by prioritizing business ties with China, potentially compromising U.S. safety and economic stability.
The article emphasizes that appeasing Russia in the Ukraine conflict could embolden further aggression and worsen inflation for Americans. It warns that weakening NATO and U.S. alliances benefits China, which seeks to expand its influence globally, and suggests that current policies may harm American competitiveness and prosperity.
#economy
Fox News: US Treasury, Trump score a huge win for Main Street
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a suspension of enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), relieving small businesses from burdensome reporting requirements and potential penalties. This move is seen as a victory for small business owners, allowing them to focus on growth without the fear of being treated as financial criminals.
The Treasury's decision will narrow the CTA's scope to foreign reporting companies only, a significant change from previous regulations. Advocates urge Congress to codify this adjustment to ensure it remains in place, marking a shift towards supporting Main Street businesses.
#health
Fox News: Chef says 'horrible stomach problems' led him on MAHA journey
California chef Andrew Gruel credits his "horrible stomach problems" for leading him to a healthier diet and the Make America Healthy Again movement. He emphasizes the importance of cutting out processed foods and advocates for deregulating the food supply chain to support small farmers and local producers.
Gruel believes that easing regulations would allow healthier food options to reach restaurants more efficiently, ultimately benefiting consumers. He shared his insights during an appearance on "My View with Lara Trump."
#education
The Federalist: Shutting Down Ed Department: McMahon Lays Out 'Final Mission'
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has outlined a plan to dismantle the federal Department of Education, aligning with President Trump's objective to return educational control to the states. In her inaugural address, she emphasized reducing bureaucracy, promoting school choice, and focusing on core academic subjects.
McMahon's vision includes a significant reduction in department staff and a review of federal education laws, aiming to eliminate ineffective programs and align education with workforce needs. She asserts that parents should have primary authority in their children's education, advocating for a shift away from politically charged curricula.