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#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: 'Final Moments' With Iran
The illegal immigrant population has reached a new high during the Biden administration, according to a recent report. In related political news, House education chair supports Trump's proposal to abolish a federal agency, while Kamala Harris outlines a timeline for her political decisions in a solidly Democratic state.
President Trump indicated that a nuclear deal with Iran may be imminent, expressing hope for a peaceful resolution. Additionally, he has announced cuts to federal resources for a law firm involved in the 2016 Russia investigation and significant grant reductions to Columbia University over antisemitism concerns.
Breitbart: DOGE: VA Cancels $56,000 Contract to Water 8 Potted Plants
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has cancelled a $56,000 contract for watering eight potted plants, with the Department of Government Efficiency offering to do it for free. This decision aligns with new VA Secretary Doug Collins' push to cut wasteful spending.
Collins highlighted that millions were spent on unnecessary contracts, including those for creating PowerPoint presentations. He emphasized that savings will be redirected to improve healthcare and benefits for veterans.
CNSNews: Trump Tells NBC Reporter ‘You’re Just a Troublemaker’
During a press conference focused on the 2026 World Cup, President Trump rebuffed an NBC reporter's attempts to provoke him into discussing alleged clashes between Elon Musk and Marco Rubio. Trump emphasized that there was no conflict, asserting both individuals were doing well in their roles.
The event was intended to highlight the U.S. hosting the World Cup and the formation of a task force for preparation. Trump called out the reporter for diverting from the main topic.
GB News: Labour warned of 'embarrassing' revolt over welfare spending cuts: 'Not going to make a difference'
Former Conservative MP Miriam Cates predicts that Labour MPs will not significantly rebel against proposed welfare cuts, citing Sir Keir Starmer's strong control over the party and a large majority. She believes any dissent would be met with disciplinary threats, discouraging rebellion.
Cates notes that even if some Labour MPs oppose the cuts, it would be futile as Conservative support is likely. She emphasizes that Labour politicians are aware of their precarious positions and the potential backlash from their local parties, leading to compliance rather than revolt.
Breitbart: Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Democrats' Pathetic 'Choose Your Fighter' Video & Sad Protests
Jimmy Kimmel expressed frustration with the Democrats' response to Trump's presidency, mocking their attempts to appear tough through a TikTok video featuring female congressional members in exaggerated martial arts moves. The video received significant ridicule online.
Kimmel highlighted the absurdity of the Democrats' efforts, including a protest against a bill to cut public broadcasting funding, which featured people in Sesame Street costumes. He concluded with a sense of discouragement about the effectiveness of these actions.
The Western Journal: Democrats Terrified as Pardoned J6 Defendants Appear at Capitol
Pardoned January 6 defendants, including Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, have returned to Washington, D.C., prompting concern among some Democratic lawmakers. They fear these individuals are seeking attention and may intimidate others.
Democratic leaders, including Rep. Norma J. Torres and Sen. Dick Durbin, are calling for measures to keep these pardoned individuals away from the Capitol, emphasizing the need for bipartisan action to ensure safety. Their presence is seen as a reminder of the events of January 6, which continue to be a contentious topic.
#society
Breitbart: Amazon AI and Google Call Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' a 'True Work of Art'
Amazon and Google's AI tools mistakenly presented Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf in a positive light, describing it as "a true work of art." This misinterpretation stemmed from user reviews that were not endorsements of the book's content but comments on its print quality and historical context.
In response to criticism, Google updated its snippet to acknowledge the book's "hateful and racist ideology," while still noting some literary aspects. This incident underscores the challenges AI faces in addressing complex subjects.
The Western Journal: Trump Says MSNBC Hosts Should Be 'Forced to Resign' After 'Disgraceful' On-Air Comments
President Trump criticized MSNBC hosts Rachel Maddow and Nicolle Wallace for their remarks about DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old cancer survivor honored during his joint address to Congress. Trump called their comments "disgraceful" and demanded their resignations, asserting they have lost credibility.
Maddow and Wallace's comments were perceived as politicizing a heartfelt moment, with Maddow describing Trump's praise of Daniel as a "spectacle." Columnist Miranda Devine echoed this sentiment, highlighting the left's perceived callousness towards the young boy's situation.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump: Jobs Report Shows 284,000 More Americans Working & 87,000 Fewer Foreigners
In February, job gains for native-born Americans surged by 284,000, while foreign-born employment dropped by 87,000, marking a significant shift in the labor market. Former President Trump attributed this change to the end of Biden's immigration policies that he claims sidelined American workers.
Despite these positive figures, experts caution about interpreting the data too optimistically. The labor force participation rate for U.S.-born men remains historically low, and concerns persist over the long-term impacts of immigration on American workers' wages and job opportunities.
#culture
Forbes: Markle’s ‘With Love, Meghan’ Renewed For Another Season—Despite Low Review Ranking
Meghan Markle's Netflix lifestyle series, "With Love, Meghan," will return for a second season despite poor critical reception, holding a 28% critics score and 18% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The show ranks as Netflix's No. 7 show in the U.S. as of Friday.
Critics, particularly in the UK, have harshly reviewed the series, with outlets like The Guardian and The Independent giving it one star. Markle invites various guests to her California home for cooking and homemaking projects, part of her media ventures since stepping back from royal duties.
Fox News: HGTV star Christina Haack swears off marriage after split from third husband
Christina Haack has decided to end her pursuit of marriage after three failed marriages, including her recent split from Josh Hall. During the finale of her show "The Flip Off," she expressed that she will not marry again, despite being an attractive and successful woman.
Haack's past relationships include Tarek El Moussa and Ant Anstead, with whom she shares children. She reflected on her quick transitions between relationships and acknowledged that they may not always be the best choices for her.
#health
Fox News: Eating one type of fruit could lower depression risk, study shows
A recent study suggests that consuming citrus fruits, like oranges, may reduce the risk of depression by about 20%. This effect is linked to the way citrus interacts with the gut microbiome, promoting beneficial bacteria that enhance serotonin and dopamine production.
While the study emphasizes the potential of citrus in preventing depression, it does not replace traditional treatments. More research is needed to confirm these findings, particularly as the study primarily involved women. Incorporating citrus into a balanced diet may offer additional health benefits.
#crime
Forbes: Feds Suspect LastPass Hackers Stole $150 Million In Crypto From One Person
LastPass, breached twice in 2022, is now facing significant fallout as hackers cash out stolen cryptocurrency. A victim lost over $283 million in XRP, which has surged in value to approximately $716 million following the theft. Investigators link the theft to the LastPass breaches.
The U.S. Secret Service is tracing the stolen funds, believed to involve multiple actors. LastPass claims to have enhanced security measures and is cooperating with law enforcement, although no suspects have been identified yet. The investigation continues, with potential for further seizures.