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7 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: State Department revokes first visa of foreign student linked to 'Hamas-supporting disruptions'
The State Department has revoked the visa of a foreign student involved in pro-Hamas protests, marking a shift from the Biden administration's approach. This action aligns with former President Trump's push to cancel visas for students supporting Hamas amid ongoing anti-Israel demonstrations on college campuses.
The Trump administration had previously signed an executive order to combat antisemitism and has vowed to deport individuals participating in such protests. A new initiative led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio aims to identify and revoke the visas of foreign students linked to designated terror groups.
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Swats Down 'Fake News' Mainstream Media Report About Trump's Ukraine Decision
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt refuted a Reuters report claiming that 240,000 Ukrainian refugees might face deportation under President Trump's potential policy changes. Leavitt labeled the report "fake news" based on unnamed sources and stated no decision has been made.
Trump echoed Leavitt's sentiments, emphasizing that he does not intend to harm anyone and will make a decision soon. Despite the pushback, Reuters maintained some elements of its initial reporting, indicating ongoing discussions about protections for Ukrainians.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Trump's Genius Moves
Michael Lauber discusses Trump's strategic moves that challenge the Left's narrative, emphasizing the need for transparency in political discourse. The conversation highlights the ongoing cultural and political battles in America, urging awareness of hidden agendas.
Fox News: Joy Behar claims she 'could' be friends with a Trump supporter while discussing viral 'White Lotus' scene
Joy Behar of "The View" expressed that she could be friends with Trump supporters despite her opposition to the former president. She emphasized that political beliefs often intertwine with personal values, making it challenging to connect with those who support policies she finds cruel or discriminatory.
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin noted her diverse friend group, which includes both Trump voters and Democrats, highlighting the importance of understanding individual values. Other co-hosts shared similar sentiments, acknowledging the complexities of friendships across political lines.
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Ilhan Omar
Cicely Davis, on The Savage Truth podcast, commends President Trump's move to establish English as the official language of the U.S. She expresses personal offense at recent remarks made by Ilhan Omar, which she perceives as insults towards Americans.
Listeners can access the full episode on various platforms including Spotify and YouTube.
#society
GB News: Meghan reveals her children Archie and Lilibet have 'very strong' American accents despite Harry's influence
Meghan Markle shared that her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have strong American accents but occasionally use British pronunciations from their father, Prince Harry. She highlighted their adorable mix of accents during a segment on the Drew Barrymore show.
Additionally, Meghan discussed her parenting approach while traveling, revealing that she records bedtime stories for her children to maintain a connection during her absences. These videos are played for Archie and Lilibet at bedtime.
Front Page Magazine: Telling Off White Men
Joanne Lipman's op-ed in the Wall Street Journal argues that white men, despite their perceived advantages, exhibit a "victim mentality." She claims they blame others for their struggles while enjoying societal privileges, as evidenced by the return of figures like Donald Trump and the decline of DEI policies.
The piece critiques Lipman's portrayal of white men as overly sensitive and out of touch, suggesting that many still face significant challenges in the workforce and education. It questions her framing of DEI as a remedy for social justice, positing instead that it undermines meritocracy and fairness.
The Federalist: NYT Equates Trump Admin With Mao's Regime. Survivors Disagree
Survivors of China's Cultural Revolution have criticized The New York Times for comparing President Trump's administration to Mao Zedong's regime. They argue that the Times is misrepresenting history and promoting communist propaganda, asserting that the current political climate in America is not comparable to the violent upheaval they experienced.
Xi Van Fleet and Lily Tang Williams, both survivors, emphasize that the tactics used by the left in America today mirror those of the Cultural Revolution, aiming to destroy traditional values. They challenge the Times to engage with survivors to better understand the true implications of such comparisons.
#economy
Le Monde: 'Faced with Donald Trump's US, it's time for European preference in tech'
Emmanuel Macron urged European players to prioritize purchasing European artificial intelligence products, advocating for economic patriotism. Minister Delegate for Digital Affairs Clara Chappaz supported this notion, emphasizing the need for a shift in thinking to bolster the European digital ecosystem.
As tensions rise between the EU and the US, calls for European preference in tech are gaining traction, with some advocating for a "Buy European Tech Act" to ensure local companies receive public contracts. The push for strategic autonomy in the digital sector reflects a broader economic strategy.
#culture
The Western Journal: New Disney Show Opens with Prayer by Christian Character After Transgender Storyline Was Cut
Disney's new animated series "Win or Lose" features its first overtly Christian character in nearly two decades, named Laurie, who opens the show with a prayer. This shift comes after the removal of a transgender storyline, indicating a potential pivot in Disney's content strategy.
The decision aligns with a broader cultural trend, as recent studies show a slight increase in the percentage of Americans identifying as Christians. Disney's move may reflect a recognition of the majority Christian demographic in the U.S. and a desire to cater to parental preferences regarding children's programming.
Fox News: Chef reveals how 'horrible stomach problems' led him to embrace MAHA
California chef Andrew Gruel credits his "horrible stomach problems" for leading him to a healthier diet and the kitchen. Meanwhile, a report indicates some vegan children are seeking meat during playdates with friends.
In Poland, construction has begun on a Virgin Mary statue that is expected to become the tallest religious statue in the world upon completion, reaching nearly 200 feet.
#health
The Epoch Times: 5 Takeaways From FDA Nominee Marty Makary’s Hearing
Dr. Marty Makary, nominated to lead the FDA, faced a Senate committee on March 6, addressing various health topics including abortion pill safety, flu vaccines, and food additives. He emphasized the need for transparency and a focus on chronic diseases as part of the Trump administration's health agenda.
Makary committed to reviewing FDA processes and ensuring scientific integrity, while also responding to concerns about mifepristone and the cancellation of a flu vaccine meeting. His approach aims to restore public trust in the agency and prioritize health safety.
#crime
The Western Journal: FBI Places Former Olympian on Most Wanted List - $10 Million Reward Offered
Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding has been placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, with a $10 million reward for information leading to his arrest. He is accused of leading a transnational drug trafficking operation and orchestrating multiple murders.
Wedding, 43, allegedly shipped large quantities of cocaine across North America and is linked to violent crimes associated with his criminal enterprise. He faces serious charges, including attempted murder, and could face life in federal prison if convicted.