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#illegals
Breitbart: Judge Extends Biden Amnesty for 530,000 Venezuelan Migrants
A U.S. District Court judge has blocked President Trump's efforts to end Temporary Protected Status for 530,000 Venezuelans, citing their economic contributions and potential harm from termination. Critics argue this decision undermines U.S. immigration laws and exacerbates crime concerns.
The ruling, seen as judicial overreach by some, highlights tensions between immigration policy and economic impact, with claims that the influx of migrants has negatively affected American wages and housing costs. The case is ongoing in California's federal court.
#politics
Fox News: Second COVID nursing home death's case against Cuomo tossed
A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit against former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, which claimed his administration was responsible for nursing home deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. The judge ruled that the plaintiffs did not meet the legal standards necessary for the case to proceed in federal court.
The lawsuit accused Cuomo of civil liability for a March 2020 directive that allowed COVID-19 positive patients to be placed in nursing homes. The judge acknowledged the tragic nature of the situation but emphasized that the law does not permit recovery against the defendants for the alleged harms. Cuomo's spokesperson welcomed the ruling, stating it confirmed the truth in the matter.
The Federalist: Detroit-Area Clerk Blows Whistle On ‘Years’ Of Ballot Trafficking
Voter fraud allegations in Hamtramck, Michigan, have persisted for years, with city clerk Rana Faraj claiming that hundreds of ballots may have been affected. She has urged the Michigan Attorney General for action, but has received no response. Allegations include illegal ballot harvesting and intimidation by local officials.
Two city council members face election fraud charges, while surveillance evidence reportedly shows suspicious ballot drop-off activities. Faraj emphasizes the need for fair elections and accountability, warning that inaction from authorities undermines public trust in the electoral process.
Breitbart: Michael Bublé Challenges Trump with Patriotic Canada Rant: 'When They Go Low, We Get High'
Michael Bublé, while hosting the Juno Awards, asserted that Canada is “not for sale” and proclaimed it “the greatest nation on earth,” seemingly in response to President Trump’s past comments about potentially annexing Canada. His remarks were interpreted as a defense of Canadian sovereignty amid rising anti-American sentiment.
As Canada approaches its general election, tensions between the U.S. and Canada have intensified, particularly following Trump’s threats of tariffs and his comments about Canadian leadership. Bublé's statements reflect a broader sentiment among Canadians regarding their national identity and independence.
Fox News: Trump commutes prison sentence of Hunter Biden's 'fall guy' Jason Galanis
President Trump commuted the sentence of Jason Galanis, a former associate of Hunter Biden, who was convicted of securities fraud in 2017. Trump officials described Galanis as a "fall guy" for Hunter Biden's business dealings and noted he had served over eight years of his sentence with good behavior.
Galanis testified during the House impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, claiming that Hunter Biden leveraged his family name for business advantages. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden's former partner, Devon Archer, was also pardoned by Trump after being convicted for fraud. Both men alleged that the Biden family engaged in corrupt practices to enrich themselves.
#society
GB News: Farmers strike across UK as they REFUSE to release milling wheat from stores - Britons could face hot cross bun shortage in Easter misery
Farmers in Britain are set to strike by withholding milling wheat from stores, risking shortages of essential baked goods like bread and hot cross buns during Easter. This protest against the proposed "Tractor tax" aims to highlight the vulnerability of supply chains and reliance on imported wheat.
The strike has sparked calls for consumers to support farmers by contacting MPs, as the tax could threaten the viability of family farms. The government claims to support farmers with significant investments and tax reforms, but many farmers remain unconvinced and are taking action to protect their livelihoods.
Le Monde: Should consent be added to the legal definition of rape? French lawmakers to debate bill
France's lawmakers are set to debate a bill aimed at modifying the legal definition of rape to include the concept of consent. This initiative, led by MPs Véronique Riotton and Marie-Charlotte Garin, follows a significant trial that highlighted issues surrounding sexual violence.
The proposed changes reflect a shift in both legal and societal perspectives on sexual assault, with support from various political figures, including President Emmanuel Macron. The discussion is part of a broader movement to address the handling of sexual violence in France.
Forbes: Nike To Settle Sexual Discrimination Lawsuit Hanging Over Its Head Since 2018
Nike has settled a sexual discrimination lawsuit from four former employees, allowing new CEO Elliott Hill to focus on revitalizing the brand. Specific terms of the settlement remain undisclosed, but it includes a proposed class action settlement.
The lawsuit highlighted allegations of a toxic workplace culture at Nike, prompting significant executive departures since 2018. Despite ongoing legal battles over disclosure of internal documents, the settlement may help improve Nike's reputation as it aims to recover from recent financial declines.
#economy
Breitbart: Bessent: Other Countries Will Have Chance 'To Lower Their Tariffs', Other Barriers
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discussed President Trump's upcoming reciprocal tariff plan, emphasizing that it aims to create fair trade by allowing other countries to lower their tariffs and eliminate unfair practices. He noted that the details will be revealed on April 2.
Bessent expressed optimism that this plan could lead to significant changes in global trade dynamics, benefiting American workers. He highlighted that countries are showing readiness to negotiate as the deadline approaches.
#culture
Fox News: The Who frontman Roger Daltrey is going blind and deaf
Roger Daltrey, the 81-year-old frontman of The Who, shared during a recent performance that he is experiencing hearing and vision loss. Despite these challenges, he expressed gratitude for still having his voice. His bandmate Pete Townshend also revealed he is recovering from a knee replacement.
In related news, Paul Simon, who has faced significant hearing loss, announced a return to the stage after a seven-year hiatus. He plans to perform in smaller venues to accommodate his condition, reflecting on the difficulties of his deteriorating hearing.
#health
Forbes: Kennedy Firing Thousands Across Health Agencies: FDA, NIH, CDC—Here's What We Know
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has initiated layoffs affecting approximately 10,000 employees across various divisions, including the FDA, CDC, and NIH. Initial cuts began Tuesday, impacting key positions within these agencies.
The layoffs include significant reductions, such as 18% of CDC staff, 15% at the FDA, and 6% at NIH. Notable departures include the FDA Office of New Drugs Director and the entire Office of Strategic Programs.
#crime
Fox News: Tesla Cybertruck menace charged in Costco parking lot crime caught on camera: police
Ryan Lyle Williams has been charged with felony criminal mischief for allegedly keying a Tesla Cybertruck in a Costco parking lot in West Fargo, North Dakota. The incident was captured on the vehicle's Sentry mode, leading to Williams' identification and confession.
This incident is part of a larger trend of vandalism against Tesla vehicles and facilities, with multiple arrests made across the country for similar acts. Authorities are treating some of these incidents as domestic terrorism.
The Telegraph: European drug lords shipping MDMA to Latin America in exchange for cocaine, new report finds
European crime syndicates are increasingly smuggling ecstasy into Latin America in exchange for cocaine, with at least 1.2 tonnes trafficked from the EU between 2019 and 2022. Brazilian gangs, like Primeiro Comando da Capital, are involved in barter deals for the drugs.
The Netherlands is a key ecstasy production hub, with a market valued at approximately £496 million. The rise of potent ecstasy variants and the use of social media for drug sales highlight the evolving landscape of the synthetic drug market in Europe.