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7 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Border state lawmaker demands Border Patrol agents be paid during pending shutdown: 'Above and beyond'
Rep. Monica De La Cruz of Texas is reintroducing the Pay Our Border Patrol and Customs Agents Act to ensure Border Patrol agents are paid during any potential government shutdown in FY 2025. The bill has 16 co-sponsors and aims to protect the salaries of Customs and Border Protection employees.
De La Cruz emphasized the importance of Border Patrol agents in maintaining community safety and border security, highlighting their success in reducing illegal crossings. With funding deadlines approaching, the legislation seeks to prevent any disruption to their pay amid ongoing budget negotiations in Congress.
#politics
Fox News: 'Hamilton' cancels itself, Democrats' outrage theater, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News highlights various topics, including the Democrat Party's perceived 'performative outrage' and the potential loss of combat systems in Ukraine without a Trump aid deal. Concerns about the national debt reaching alarming levels are also raised.
Additionally, discussions on the impact of ending DEI initiatives in businesses and the political disruptions during Trump's address are featured. The newsletter emphasizes the ongoing societal divisions and offers suggestions for observing Lent.
#society
Breitbart: Nearly One Million People Speak Little or No English in England
Nearly one million migrants in England speak little or no English, with data revealing that 10% of migrants cannot communicate effectively in the language. This situation has raised concerns about social cohesion and the strain on public services, especially the NHS.
Critics argue that decades of mass migration policies have hindered integration and increased pressure on resources. The former Conservative government’s failure to manage immigration has led to significant challenges in housing and public services, with many migrants relying on government support without English proficiency.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: What Baltic intelligence agencies say about the risks of peace talks with Russia
Latvian officials warn that European powers have underestimated the Russian threat, despite the Baltic states' historical and geographical insights. Latvia's intelligence suggests that Russia's interest in ceasefire talks may be a tactic to regroup for a potential confrontation with NATO.
The Constitution Protection Bureau emphasizes that any pause in hostilities does not reflect a genuine desire for peace but rather a preparation for a broader attack. Latvia, with its significant Russian-speaking population, remains vigilant against Kremlin aggression.
Fox News: Hostages freed from Gaza tell Trump he was 'sent by God' to save them, but dozens more remain
Seven hostages freed from Hamas captivity visited President Trump, expressing hope in his re-election. They shared their traumatic experiences, with one Israeli hostage stating he believed Trump was "sent by God" to aid in their release.
The Trump administration is reportedly negotiating with Hamas for a ceasefire and the release of more hostages, including an injured American, Edan Alexander. There are still 59 hostages held by Hamas, with ongoing concerns about their treatment and well-being.
Times Of Israel: Trump says he wrote to Khamenei offering talks on Iran’s nuclear program
President Trump announced he sent a letter to Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei, urging negotiations to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He expressed a preference for a diplomatic solution over military action, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
The White House confirmed Trump's outreach, amid rising tensions as Iran accelerates uranium production. Concurrently, the U.S. Air Force conducted joint exercises with Israel, signaling readiness for potential military action if negotiations fail.
Le Monde: Trump threatens new Russia sanctions over Ukraine attacks
President Trump threatened new sanctions and tariffs on Russia due to its ongoing attacks on Ukraine, stating he would consider large-scale banking sanctions until a ceasefire is reached. This follows the suspension of US military aid to Ukraine amid tensions with President Zelensky.
Trump's recent actions and comments have drawn criticism for appearing to side with Russia, especially after a contentious meeting with Zelensky. The US has also voted with Russia on UN resolutions regarding the war, signaling a shift in its foreign policy approach.
The Western Journal: Bombshell: Trump Just Blew NATO Apart, Several Members No Longer Have US Protection
President Trump announced that the U.S. will not defend NATO members who fail to meet their defense spending obligations, suggesting that nations relying on American protection without contributing adequately may face consequences. He emphasized that NATO members should increase their spending beyond the current 2% of GDP target.
Trump criticized the current state of NATO, arguing that the U.S. disproportionately shoulders the defense burden while receiving inadequate support from allies. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged concerns about the alliance's future and reiterated the need for European nations to enhance their defense contributions.
#economy
GB News: Millions of homebuyers hit with £4,200 mortgage hike - Top 10 cheapest UK locations revealed
First-time buyers in the UK are facing an average increase of £4,200 annually in mortgage payments compared to five years ago, with current monthly payments averaging £940. The housing market poses challenges amid high mortgage costs and a cost of living crisis.
Despite these hurdles, average wage growth has outpaced property price increases, narrowing the affordability gap. The Financial Conduct Authority is considering simplifying mortgage rules as market activity remains strong, though price growth is expected to be more measured.
Fox News: DOGE says government paying for 11,020 Adobe Acrobat licenses with zero users, plus more 'idle' accounts
An audit by DOGE revealed that the Department of Housing and Urban Development is wasting taxpayer money on thousands of unused software licenses, including over 11,000 Adobe Acrobat licenses with no users. Other agencies, like the GSA, also reported similar inefficiencies.
Elon Musk highlighted the issue, stating that government agencies often hold more software licenses than employees, leading to significant waste. In response, the GSA has begun reducing its IT spending, eliminating over 114,000 unused licenses, which could save taxpayers millions.
Liberty Nation News: Beef Inflation: Whose Fault? - Liberty Nation News
Beef prices in the U.S. have risen significantly due to dwindling cattle inventories caused by drought, processing disruptions from the pandemic, and increased feed costs. Despite political concerns over tariffs, consumers continue to pay higher prices for beef, indicating strong demand.
The USDA projects stable beef imports and increased exports, suggesting that U.S. farmers may benefit from higher prices. Initiatives to support domestic agriculture could help revitalize the industry and encourage younger generations to take over farming, ensuring a stable beef supply for consumers.
#military
The Western Journal: Air Force One Never Travels Alone: An Entire Airlift Shadows American Presidents
Air Force One, the designation for any plane carrying the U.S. president, typically operates with two Boeing VC-25 aircraft, which are modified versions of the Boeing 747. While it may not always fly with fighter jet escorts, it is equipped with advanced security features, including anti-missile defenses.
In addition to the VC-25, Air Force One is accompanied by a C-17 Globemaster III for logistical support and a Boeing E-4, known as the "Doomsday Plane," which serves as a command center in emergencies. These aircraft ensure the president's safety without relying solely on military fighters.
Fox News: Marine injured in Abbey Gate bombing praises Trump for not forgetting families after US nabs suspect
Retired Marine Sergeant Tyler Vargas-Andrews, severely injured in the Kabul airport bombing, expressed gratitude to former President Trump for ensuring accountability for the attack's mastermind, Muhammed Sharifullah. Vargas-Andrews emphasized the importance of holding responsible officials accountable for the incident.
He also highlighted Trump's recognition of his fallen comrade, Ssgt. Darin Hoover, and noted the support Gold Star families received from the Trump administration compared to the previous one. Families affected by the attack praised Trump's firm stance on terrorism.
#culture
On The Water: Fish Beer Friday: Busch Light Stream Home Makeover
Busch Light is hosting a contest called “Stream Home Makeover,” offering one winner a private fishing hole built in their front yard. The contest runs until March 28, coinciding with the release of their fishing-themed cans featuring various fish.
With fishing's popularity rising, Busch aims to provide a solution for anglers seeking solitude. Participants can enter by sharing their reasons for deserving this unique prize at busch.com/streamhomemakeover.
#crime
Forbes: Prosecutors Accuse Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Of Subjecting Employees To Forced Labor: Here Are All The Major Allegations Against Diddy
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces a new indictment accusing him of forcing employees into labor through threats and coercion, as he awaits trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The indictment claims he subjected workers to long hours and psychological harm, with allegations of sexual coercion against at least one employee.
Combs has denied all allegations of violence and sexual misconduct, asserting confidence in his legal defenses. The lawsuits against him include a range of serious accusations spanning decades, involving claims of drugging and sexual assault, with some victims reportedly as young as 13.
Forbes: Prosecutors Accuse Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Of Forced Labor In New Indictment: Here’s The Latest On His Federal Indictment
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces accusations in a new indictment of subjecting employees to forced labor through threats and coercion, including forcing one employee into sexual acts. His lawyer denies the allegations, asserting that many former employees will testify in his defense.
The indictment arrives ahead of Combs' trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges, set for May. His legal team argues that he is being unfairly targeted due to his race and status. Combs has been held in detention amid claims of witness tampering and a pattern of violence.