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#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Left's Treatment of Freeman Dyson and Elon Musk
Renowned physicist Freeman Dyson expressed skepticism about climate change alarmism, critiquing models used by scientists and suggesting that a warmer planet has historically supported life. Despite his intelligence, his views led to strained relationships with some climate advocates.
Similarly, Elon Musk, a prominent technologist, has shifted from leftist views to criticize government inefficiency and support for Donald Trump. His comments on fiscal responsibility have drawn backlash from former admirers, leading to hostility rather than dialogue.
Fox News: Obama was working against Kamala Harris behind the scenes, didn't think she could win, new book reveals
Jonathan Allen reported that former President Barack Obama opposed Vice President Kamala Harris as a potential successor to Joe Biden, advocating for an open primary instead. He believed Harris lacked the capability to win and worked behind the scenes to influence the party's direction.
Despite eventually endorsing Harris, Obama did not support her immediately after Biden's withdrawal. The book "FIGHT" reveals tensions between Biden and Harris, with Biden urging her to maintain loyalty to his administration and not publicly distance herself from his policies during her campaign.
Times Of Israel: Cops fear obstruction of justice in Qatargate probe as key suspect and PM share lawyer
Concerns of obstruction of justice have emerged in the Qatargate investigation, as attorney Amit Hadad represents both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jonatan Urich, a key suspect. Police worry Hadad's dual role may compromise the integrity of the investigation, which includes allegations of bribery and contact with a foreign agent.
Urich and Eli Feldstein are suspected of facilitating pro-Qatar messaging while employed in the Prime Minister's Office, allegedly receiving payments from Qatari sources. The investigation has raised political tensions, with accusations that Netanyahu is attempting to interfere with the probe.
#society
Breitbart: WATCH: Tim Walz's Daughter, Hope, Skips Grad School Citing Lack of Student Protest Support
Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, has decided against attending graduate school due to perceived inadequate support for student protests. In a TikTok video, she expressed her discontent with institutions that do not back their students' rights to protest.
Her comments have sparked mixed reactions online, with some criticizing her stance and others questioning the lack of support for Jewish students amid rising antisemitism on campuses. Hope Walz also commented on the recent political landscape, expressing disapproval of Vice President Kamala Harris.
GB News: King Charles bestows honours at Windsor Castle in first engagement since hospital admission
King Charles has resumed public duties at Windsor Castle following a brief hospital visit due to side effects from cancer treatment. His first engagement included an investiture ceremony where he honored individuals like Alan Titchmarsh and Katarina Johnson-Thompson.
The King’s schedule is being adjusted to balance his ongoing treatment with official engagements, including meetings at Buckingham Palace and a state visit to Italy next week. A planned trip to the Holy See has been postponed due to the Pope's health.
Breitbart: GA Governor Expected to Sign Act Banning Males from Girls' Sports
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is set to sign the "Riley Gaines Act of 2025," which prohibits males from competing in girls' sports, aligning with a broader movement to protect women's athletics. The bill, named after swimmer Riley Gaines, has bipartisan support and follows similar legislation in other states.
The act requires student athletes to compete based on their biological sex and aims to preserve women's spaces in sports and facilities. This initiative follows an executive order by former President Trump banning males from women's sports, reinforcing ongoing debates around gender and athletics.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Gas Pipeline Fire, Volcanic Eruption in Iceland, and Tulip Field in Italy
Protests erupted across South Africa in response to the alleged rape of a 7-year-old girl, with thousands demanding justice after her mother spoke out publicly. The case has gained significant media attention, prompting calls for action from authorities.
In other news, a construction building collapse in Bangkok, U.S. soldiers were found dead in Lithuania, and Israel resumed airstrikes in Gaza. Various global events also included a volcanic eruption in Iceland and the reopening of a train line between Paris and Milan after a long closure.
Breitbart: Police: Kansas Man Vandalized Disabled Teen's Tesla
A Kansas man, Johnathan F. Erhart, faces criminal charges for allegedly vandalizing a family's Tesla, causing $17,000 in damage. The family purchased the vehicle for their disabled daughter, citing its automated driving capabilities.
The incident occurred while the family dined at a restaurant, and surveillance footage captured Erhart keying the car. The family believes the vandalism may be linked to political views surrounding Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk. Erhart could face 5 to 17 months in prison if convicted.
Front Page Magazine: Time for Some Green Card-Holding Muslim Leaders to be Deported
Recent statements from several leaders in the Muslim American community have raised concerns due to their support for terrorist organizations and calls for violence against Jews and Christians. Six of the seven individuals highlighted in a report were born outside the U.S., and none appear to be American citizens.
Federal officials have indicated that such rhetoric can lead to deportation for visa or green card holders, as promoting terrorism is grounds for visa denial. The article urges federal authorities to take action against these individuals, citing their statements as potentially harmful to U.S. foreign policy and relations.
Le Monde: After the earthquake, the stability of certain buildings in Bangkok is being questioned
A powerful earthquake in Myanmar on March 28, measuring 7.4, caused panic in Bangkok, leading to the evacuation of about 10 government buildings due to reported instability. Inspections revealed over 14,000 cases of damage across the megacity.
The collapse of a nearly completed 32-story tower, intended for the State Audit Office, resulted in 13 fatalities and 74 missing, primarily migrant workers. Only nine workers have been rescued from the site near Chatuchak market.
Front Page Magazine: Hamas-Linked CAIR Has Man Fired for Interviewing Robert Spencer
Thaddeus Billman was fired from his position at the Columbus Community Shelter Board after the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) raised concerns about his anti-Muslim YouTube content. Billman had previously interviewed Robert Spencer, a controversial figure known for anti-Muslim rhetoric, and made derogatory remarks about Muslims on his channel.
CAIR condemned Billman's employment at a community nonprofit, stating it was unacceptable for someone promoting hate to serve in such a role. Billman claims he was not given a chance to clear out his desk following the complaint.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: IDF Keeps Pounding Syrian Sites
Israel remains skeptical of the new Syrian regime led by Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former Al Qaeda member. Despite his attempts to present a moderate image, violence against minorities continues, prompting calls for Israeli protection from groups like the Druze.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have conducted extensive airstrikes in Syria, destroying a significant portion of the country’s military capabilities. With over 90% of Syria's military hardware incapacitated, the IDF maintains air superiority and has deterred any potential retaliation from the Syrian regime.
#economy
Forbes: The $100 Billion Club: These 15 People Have 12-Figure Fortunes
The number of centibillionaires has surged to a record 15, with their combined wealth reaching $2.4 trillion, surpassing the total wealth of the world's 1,500 poorest billionaires. This group, representing just 0.5% of all billionaires, now holds 15% of total billionaire wealth.
Forbes' latest list highlights the rise of extreme wealth, with notable figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg leading the rankings. The increase in centibillionaires reflects a growing trend in global affluence, with several billionaires nearing the $100 billion mark.
Forbes: Forbes World’s Billionaires List 2025: The Top 200
Forbes' annual billionaire list reveals a record 3,028 individuals, with a combined wealth of $16.1 trillion, an increase of nearly $2 trillion from 2024. The U.S. leads with 902 billionaires, followed by China and India.
Elon Musk tops the list with a net worth of $342 billion, followed by Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos. The rankings highlight the growing wealth concentration among entrepreneurs and investors globally.
#crime
Fox News: ‘Wide-scale domestic terrorism’: Elon Musk urges authorities ‘go after the generals’ behind Tesla attacks
Elon Musk has described the recent surge of violence against Tesla vehicles and locations as "wide-scale domestic terrorism." He called for authorities to target the organizers behind these attacks, which range from vandalism to arson, and emphasized the need to hold accountable those funding these actions.
In response, the FBI has initiated a task force to investigate these incidents, categorizing them as acts of domestic terrorism. Musk has stated that the administration is aware of the individuals orchestrating the violence and intends to pursue them.