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Fox News: Trump cuts off federal resources for law firm that helped fuel 2016 Russia hoax
President Trump signed an executive order to suspend security clearances for Perkins Coie, the law firm linked to the "Steele dossier" that alleged connections between Trump and Russia. The order restricts the firm's access to federal resources and prohibits government hiring of its employees.
The move follows scrutiny over Perkins Coie's role in hiring Fusion GPS, which produced the dossier. Trump has denied the allegations within it and previously filed a lawsuit against Steele's company, claiming reputational damage. The Justice Department's inspector general criticized the FBI's use of the dossier in surveillance applications.
Forbes: Trump Sons Joined Dominari Holding’s Advisory Board–But There’s Little Public Record The Board Existed Beforehand
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump joined the advisory board of Dominari Holdings in February, acquiring stakes in the company, which led to a surge in its stock price. However, prior to their appointments, there is little evidence of the advisory board's existence, with no SEC filings indicating its formation.
The Trumps each own 966,000 shares, representing 6.7% of the company, and hold warrants for additional shares. The extent of their expertise in the AI and data center sector remains unclear, raising questions about the motivations behind their involvement.
GB News: WATCH: Trump and Starmer go head-to-head as key policies compared
In the early months of Donald Trump’s second term, significant executive actions focused on border control, spending cuts, and reducing DEI initiatives. Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has reversed his stance on illegal migration deterrents, cut Winter Fuel Payments, and increased defense spending for Ukraine.
Both leaders are navigating complex domestic and foreign challenges, with contrasting approaches to immigration and social welfare.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces New Agreement with Mexico, Praises President for 'Cooperation'
President Trump announced a temporary easing of tariffs on Mexico after President Claudia Sheinbaum provided evidence of increased fentanyl seizures and commitment to curbing drug trafficking. The agreement, effective until April 2, reflects a cooperative effort on border security.
Sheinbaum expressed gratitude for the collaboration, emphasizing ongoing work on migration and security issues. The White House noted that progress in tackling fentanyl trafficking influenced the tariff decision. Trump also criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a separate post.
The Federalist: CNN Forced To Fact-Check Its Claim Trump Lied About Trans Mice
President Trump criticized government spending on research involving gender-affirming treatments for mice, claiming it wastes taxpayer money. CNN initially labeled his statement as false but later retracted, admitting the funding for such studies is indeed real.
The White House confirmed the allocation of millions for research related to gender-affirming hormone therapy, which sparked further debate among media outlets about the intent and implications of the funding.
The Western Journal: Lifelong Democrat Flips Parties After Hitting Her 'Breaking Point' During Trump's Address to Congress
A lifelong Democrat has announced her decision to switch parties after feeling disillusioned by the behavior of her fellow Democrats during President Trump's recent address to Congress. She expressed her frustration with the lack of support shown towards honored guests, particularly a young cancer survivor, and criticized comments made by media figures.
The viewer's email reflects a broader sentiment, as polls indicate a significant approval rating for Trump's speech and policies. This shift highlights potential challenges for the Democratic Party, as some constituents feel disconnected from its current direction.
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Fox News: Bryan Kohberger case: Idaho court releases surviving roommates' text messages from night of student murders
Text messages from surviving roommates DM and BF, revealed in court filings, show they were awake and discussing a possible intruder shortly after the stabbing attack that killed four University of Idaho students on Nov. 13, 2022. DM, the sole eyewitness, described a masked figure.
The texts indicate DM's confusion and attempts to contact the victims before calling 911 the next day. Prosecutors seek to use these messages as evidence against Bryan Kohberger, the accused, linked to the crime through DNA found on a knife sheath.