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#illegals
Breitbart: 'There Is No America' Without Migrants, Says Democrat AG
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong emphasized the importance of migrants to America at a recent event, vowing to protect immigrant families and uphold birthright citizenship. He acknowledged the challenges faced by undocumented individuals under strict federal immigration laws.
Tong's remarks reflect a broader Democratic commitment to supporting illegal immigrants, despite concerns about the implications of birthright citizenship and the educational levels of many migrants. Critics argue that a significant portion of undocumented households rely on government assistance.
#politics
Fox News: USAID head Peter Marocco tells lawmakers he's eyeing potential criminal charges for foreign aid fraud: report
The acting head of USAID, Peter Marocco, informed Congress that his team is preparing criminal referrals for misuse of taxpayer funds meant for foreign development. An internal review suggests a pattern of illegal activity within the agency.
Marocco, tasked by Trump to dismantle USAID, is examining contracts and grants. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court denied Trump's request to block nearly $2 billion in payments to international aid groups, providing them a temporary reprieve.
Breitbart: John Podesta's Slush Fund Gave Billions to Climate Charities Founded Only Months Ago
John Podesta, Biden’s climate czar, oversaw $375 billion in climate spending, with $20 billion funneled to newly established environmental groups. Concerns have arisen regarding the lack of transparency and oversight, particularly with substantial funds allocated to organizations with minimal revenue.
EPA adviser Brent Efron admitted to rushing the funding process, while EPA administrator Lee Zeldin is collaborating with the FBI and DOJ to investigate potential misconduct involving these groups. Zeldin emphasized the need for increased oversight and accountability in agency spending.
#society
The Western Journal: Gene Hackman's Utility Company Speaks Out After Investigation, Details Deepen Mystery
Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 64, were found dead in their Santa Fe home on February 26. Initial suspicions of carbon monoxide poisoning were ruled out after an inspection by the New Mexico Gas Company found no significant leaks, although minor code violations were noted.
Toxicology tests are pending to determine the cause of death, with Sheriff Adan Mendoza stating that both tested negative for carbon monoxide. The couple's family is awaiting further results before speculating on the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
GB News: Petrol cars to be banned from cities across Norway in EV boost despite fears drivers will be 'shut out'
Norway plans to ban petrol vehicles from zero emission zones in cities to promote electric vans and improve air quality. Transport Minister Jon-Ivar Nygård emphasized the need for electrification in commercial transport, as 70% of vans sold are still diesel.
Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim are seeking powers for these zones, with Oslo already implementing a "car-free liveability" initiative. Opposition parties criticize the plans, arguing they could disadvantage owners of petrol or diesel cars.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Case for Tariffs in a World of Foreign Intervention
The U.S. trade deficit is not merely a result of American overspending, as argued by Maurice Obstfeld, but is significantly influenced by foreign economic policies, particularly from countries like China, that suppress consumption and flood the U.S. with excess savings. This imbalance has persisted for decades, with the U.S. running a trade deficit of around $1.2 trillion at the end of 2024.
Tariffs, such as those implemented during the Trump administration, are presented as necessary measures to counteract these foreign distortions in trade. They are seen as a way to compel surplus nations to reconsider their economic strategies that disadvantage the U.S. and to reclaim American economic sovereignty.
Breitbart: China Announces Military Spending Hike, More Economic Stimulus
Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced a 7.5% increase in military spending for 2025, citing rising tensions with the U.S. and Taiwan. Analysts suggest the actual increase may be much higher due to hidden military expenditures. Li emphasized the need for a strong military presence to deter Taiwanese independence.
In addition to military spending, Li proposed economic stimulus to counteract the impact of U.S. tariffs and maintain a 5% growth target, which foreign analysts deem unrealistic. China's economy faces challenges, including weak consumer confidence and deflation, particularly affecting the struggling property sector.
#crime
Fox News: Nearly a dozen students found dismembered by Mexico highway after vanishing on vacation
Authorities in Oaxaca, Mexico, discovered nearly a dozen dismembered bodies, believed to belong to missing students, near a highway. Body parts from at least nine individuals were found in an abandoned car, along with a bag containing eight pairs of hands.
The victims reportedly showed signs of torture and gunshot wounds. Among the missing individuals are Angie Lizeth Perez Garcia and Lesly Noya Trejo, whose identification cards were located at the scene. The investigation continues as officials seek to identify the remaining victims.
The Western Journal: Watch: Mother of Jocelyn Nungaray Fires Back at 'Cowardly' Democrats Over Their Antics During Trump's Address
Alexis Nungaray, mother of murder victim Jocelyn Nungaray, criticized Democrats for their lack of support during President Trump's address, particularly regarding his executive order to honor her daughter. She condemned their indifference to the safety and security of American citizens.
Nungaray expressed her outrage at the Democratic Party's priorities, suggesting they prioritize the rights of illegal immigrants over the lives of citizens. She described their behavior as disgraceful and disconnected from basic morality, highlighting the pain of families affected by violence.
#sports
The Western Journal: NFL Captain Unexpectedly Retires at Age 29
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard has announced his retirement from the NFL at age 29 after seven seasons. His decision follows a series of injuries, culminating in a career-ending knee injury during his final game against the Tennessee Titans.
In a heartfelt message to fans, Hubbard expressed gratitude for his journey from high school to the NFL and emphasized his commitment to the Cincinnati community through his foundation. Bengals president Mike Brown and head coach Zac Taylor praised Hubbard's contributions both on and off the field.