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#illegals
GB News: Keir Starmer told stopping all small boats 'unrealistic' as PM's migrant record laid bare
Sir Keir Starmer has been informed that it is "unrealistic" to expect a complete halt to small boat crossings, despite calls for action. Major General Duncan Capps indicated that while significant reductions in migrant crossings are possible, controlling the French coastline remains a challenge.
The surge in asylum seekers since Labour's election victory has drawn criticism, with opposition parties linking it to the cancellation of the Rwanda scheme. Capps emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach to dismantle the people smuggling business model and called for social media companies to assist in curbing illegal migration promotions.
#politics
The Federalist: OH Deems Marriage ’Controversial Belief’ Colleges Can’t Endorse
Ohio's new law, signed by Governor Mike DeWine, prohibits higher education institutions from endorsing or opposing "controversial beliefs," including marriage. The Enact Advance Ohio Higher Education Act aims to eliminate biased hiring practices and promote ideological diversity.
While the law restricts discussions on various topics, universities can bypass these restrictions if they affect funding or institutional missions. DeWine expressed willingness to reassess the law's impact in the future.
Breitbart: Moulton: Trump Administration Signal Chat Was a 'Gross Violation of the Law'
Rep. Seth Moulton criticized the Trump administration's use of Signal for national security discussions, calling it a "gross violation of the law" that endangered American troops. He emphasized the need for accountability and assurances that such actions won't recur, highlighting risks to military personnel.
Moulton's remarks reflect ongoing concerns about transparency and adherence to legal protocols within the defense sector. He insists that the Secretary of Defense must address these issues to protect American lives.
Human Events: Europeans discover that Democracy takes a backseat when courts override voters
The growing tension over judicial power in democracy is highlighted by a French court's ruling against Marine Le Pen, barring her from politics for five years. This decision has raised alarms among right-wing leaders in both the US and Europe, who argue that courts are being weaponized to silence political opposition.
Concerns about judicial overreach are echoed by American conservatives, who view Le Pen's conviction as evidence of elite manipulation in Europe. Similar sentiments arise from the situation in Romania, where a right-wing candidate was barred from running after a controversial court ruling. These developments fuel ongoing debates about democracy and the rule of law across the Atlantic.
Times Of Israel: PM aides allegedly took money to promote Qatar as hostage mediator, at Egypt’s expense
Two aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein, are under investigation for allegedly receiving payments to promote pro-Qatari narratives to journalists, aimed at enhancing Qatar's image in hostage negotiations with Hamas. They face serious charges including bribery and money laundering.
The investigation, initiated by Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, has raised concerns about potential breaches of trust and national security. Netanyahu has publicly defended his aides, claiming they are being unfairly targeted in a political investigation. The case has drawn significant media attention, with implications for both Israeli politics and relations with Qatar.
The Federalist: FBI Gagged Agents To Hide The Truth About Hunter Biden’s Laptop
A report reveals the FBI imposed a "gag" order regarding Hunter Biden's laptop to conceal its authenticity from voters before the 2020 election. Internal messages show officials shut down discussions about the laptop's credibility, despite it being authenticated as early as November 2019.
The FBI's actions, including warnings to social media companies about potential disinformation, contributed to the narrative that the laptop was part of a Russian operation. This suppression may have influenced voter decisions, with polls indicating that some Biden voters might have changed their votes had they known about the laptop's contents.
Breitbart: CNN's Hunt: Signal Story 'on a Phone' 'Absolutely Not Comparable At All' to Deaths in Afghanistan Bombing
On CNN, host Kasie Hunt discussed the accountability surrounding the deaths of 13 U.S. soldiers in the Kabul airport bombing, contrasting it with recent issues over communication practices. Rep. Mike Lawler criticized the lack of accountability for the Afghanistan withdrawal, suggesting calls for resignations are unwarranted.
Hunt expressed concern that ongoing communication issues could lead to further risks for soldiers. Lawler acknowledged the misuse of secure communication apps like Signal and emphasized the need for better safeguards, though he did not support firing the national security adviser.
Breitbart: Exclusive--Trump-Endorsed FL Special Election Candidate Jimmy Patronis: Democrats Outspending Us 6 to 1
In the special election for Florida's 1st Congressional District, Democrats have significantly outspent Republicans, with endorsements for Trump-backed candidate Jimmy Patronis highlighting a six-to-one spending ratio. His opponent, Democrat Gay Valimont, has raised $7 million, leading to extensive advertising efforts.
Patronis, who previously served as Florida's chief financial officer, expressed concern over the financial disparity but noted strong early voting among Republicans. He emphasized his local roots compared to Valimont, whom he described as an outsider. Despite the financial challenges, he remains hopeful for a competitive outcome.
#society
Forbes: Bill Gates’ Daughter Phoebe Launches Podcast Under Alex Cooper’s Unwell Network
Phoebe Gates, the 22-year-old daughter of Bill and Melinda Gates, has launched a podcast titled "The Burnouts" under Alex Cooper's Unwell Network. Co-hosted with her former Stanford roommate Sophia Kianni, the podcast targets Gen Z female entrepreneurs, offering business advice and insights.
The first episode, released on April 1, discusses their upcoming startup, Phia, a Google Chrome extension aimed at helping online shoppers find the best value for products. Gates, a reproductive rights advocate, aims to address the pressures faced by young people in today's fast-paced world.
Human Events: Authorities suspect anarchist motive behind Rome Tesla dealership fire that destroyed 17 vehicles
Italian authorities are investigating a fire that destroyed 17 Tesla cars at a Rome dealership, with evidence suggesting an anarchist motive. Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi indicated a "rather likely" connection to anarchist groups, while Elon Musk labeled the incident as "terrorism."
The investigation is led by Italy's special police unit, Digos. Similar attacks on Tesla vehicles have occurred in other countries, including vandalism in Sweden where suspects were detained for spray-painting cars and storefronts.
Breitbart: Police: Florida Trump Hater Vandalized Tesla with 'Large Wad' of Gum
A Florida woman, Yamaris Marrero, has been arrested for felony vandalism after allegedly damaging a Tesla with chewing gum, causing nearly $3,000 in repairs. The incident was recorded by the vehicle's cameras, and Marrero reportedly admitted to the crime.
Initially charged with a hate crime enhancement, the charge was downgraded in court. She remains in custody with a $2,500 bond. This incident is part of a growing trend of attacks on Tesla vehicles linked to political sentiments.
Forbes: Forbes World’s Richest Sports Team Owners 2025 List
Steve Ballmer, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, tops the list of the world's richest sports team owners with a net worth of $118 billion, despite a slight decline in wealth. Rob Walton, owner of the Denver Broncos, follows closely at $110 billion, having seen significant gains in his fortune.
The collective net worth of the top 25 sports owners is $607 billion, reflecting a 16% increase from the previous year. Newcomers include Idan Ofer and Anders Holch Povlsen, joining a list dominated by basketball and soccer teams.
Fox News: 10 ways to treat your pet and celebrate their joy
Pets provide companionship and reduce stress, making them invaluable to many households. There are various ways to celebrate your pet, including giving massages, purchasing toys like cat trees, and maintaining dental health with wipes.
Additionally, stylish accessories such as dog shoes, collars, and matching outfits enhance their comfort and appearance. Treats, cozy beds, and even jewelry for pet owners are also great ways to show appreciation for these furry friends.
#military
Le Monde: Denmark buys French missiles during King Frederik's first state visit
Denmark will receive several hundred Mistral surface-to-air missiles from France as part of a commitment to strengthen European defense. This agreement comes amid Denmark's efforts to bolster ties with France in response to U.S. President Trump's interest in Greenland.
King Frederik X and President Macron emphasized the importance of European unity and cooperation in defense, particularly in light of the ongoing security challenges. Denmark has been actively supporting Ukraine and enhancing its military capabilities.
#crime
Fox News: Florida woman points pellet gun at kids fishing near backyard, threatened to 'blow their heads off': officials
A Florida woman, Donna Elkins, 59, was arrested for allegedly pointing a pellet gun at two boys fishing near her property. She claimed they were trespassing and threatened them, saying she had the right to protect her home.
Elkins faces charges of false imprisonment and aggravated assault, though the boys were not harmed. Investigators found the boys were fishing 30 feet from her property line.
#sports
Breitbart: Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart Bags Massive Turkey on Post-NFL Workout Hunt
Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart successfully hunted a large double-bearded turkey in Georgia after his NFL Pro Day workout. The hunt received positive attention on social media, though some expressed concern about potential backlash from ESPN due to Dart's hunting activities.
Dart, who previously made headlines for hunting a mountain lion, is projected to be a first-round draft pick in the upcoming NFL draft.