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#illegals
Breitbart: Democrat Senator Asks for Meeting with Salvadoran President, Demands Return of Deported MS-13 Gang Member
Senator Chris Van Hollen is seeking a meeting with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele to demand the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, an MS-13 gang member deported due to an administrative error. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that his deportation was wrongful and ordered his return.
Abrego-Garcia, who has U.S. citizen family members, was mistakenly deported after a judge found him to be a verified gang member. Bukele has expressed reluctance to facilitate his return, citing concerns over smuggling a terrorist into the U.S.
Breitbart: Chinese Illegal Alien Accused of Escaping Prison After Setting Fire to Church
Xiaoquin Yan, an illegal alien from China, was sentenced for setting fire to a historic Alabama church in 2021. After serving time at a federal prison, she is now accused of escaping custody on December 10, 2024, and faces additional charges that could lead to five more years in prison.
Yan initially entered the U.S. on a student visa but overstayed. Her actions resulted in significant damage to the First Baptist Church in Montgomery, which dates back to 1829.
#politics
Fox News: DOGE uncovers massive VA contract for ‘salary survey data and analysis' — says it canceled it, saving millions
The Department of Veterans Affairs has canceled a $15.3 million contract deemed "unreasonably priced" in a move to improve agency efficiency. The contract, which cost $3.9 million annually, will be replaced with a $5,000 market price, saving $11.1 million over its duration.
This decision aligns with broader reforms aimed at redirecting resources to better serve veterans, following the announcement of over 1,000 employee dismissals to free up $98 million annually for healthcare and benefits.
Fox News: Blue state congressman claims he's against noncitizens voting but then tries to block law preventing it
Congressman Tom Suozzi dismissed claims by Elon Musk that illegal aliens are voting in New York elections, labeling them as a "myth" and "completely inaccurate." Suozzi emphasized his opposition to noncitizen voting and voted against the SAVE Act, which restricts voting to legal residents.
Musk's assertions reflect a broader Republican concern about Democrats allegedly increasing their voter base by allowing noncitizens to vote. Suozzi criticized Musk for spreading misinformation, while a White House spokeswoman acknowledged noncitizen voting as a legitimate issue.
Fox News: Maher warns Dems' refusal to ditch unpopular 'woke' issues may make them an 'irrelevant party'
Bill Maher cautioned the Democratic Party that its far-left cultural policies could lead to political irrelevance. Following the 2024 presidential defeat, he noted a divide within the party, with some Democrats doubling down on identity politics while others see it as a liability.
Maher advocated for a shift towards centrism and criticized the party for not addressing radical elements that concern voters, particularly regarding parental rights in education. He emphasized the need for Democrats to acknowledge these issues to regain public trust.
Le Monde: Zuckerberg testifies at Meta trial as US authorities probe Instagram and WhatsApp takeovers
Mark Zuckerberg testified in a US antitrust trial where Meta is accused of stifling competition by acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp. The FTC claims these purchases were made to eliminate potential rivals, while Meta argues that such acquisitions are legal and beneficial for growth.
The trial, expected to last eight weeks, will examine whether Meta holds monopoly power in social media. The FTC argues that Meta's apps degrade user experience, while Meta contends it faces competition from platforms like TikTok and YouTube.
#society
Fox News: Daylight Savings: It's about the sunlight
Congress is debating the future of Daylight Saving Time, with bipartisan support for potentially ending the biannual clock change. Lawmakers, including Senators Markey and Cruz, emphasize the public's desire for more sunlight and the inconveniences of switching clocks.
While some advocate for permanent Daylight Saving Time, experts warn of health risks associated with it. The debate continues as Congress seeks a solution that accommodates varying regional needs, highlighting the complexities of time management in the U.S.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran says 2nd round of nuclear talks will be held in Oman after sides seemed to agree on Rome
Top US and Turkish diplomats discussed regional security concerns regarding Iran and the importance of counterterrorism cooperation. Meanwhile, Iran announced that the next round of nuclear talks with the US will take place in Oman.
Hamas is reviewing a ceasefire proposal from mediators while rejecting disarmament conditions. Additionally, Harvard University is resisting federal demands to change its antisemitism policies, risking significant funding, as tensions over campus protests continue.
Breitbart: Outgoing U.S. Envoy Accuses Russia of Dropping Cluster Bombs on Ukraine
U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink reported that Russian forces bombed Sumy with cluster munitions, killing at least 34 people, including children. Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned the attacks as acts of terrorism, asserting that Russia seeks to prolong the war.
Criticism of Russia's actions extended to U.S. officials, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling the strike "horrifying." The Kremlin defended its actions, claiming to target military sites, while local officials faced backlash for holding a military ceremony in Sumy on the day of the attack.
Times Of Israel: Gaza hostage talks still stalled, official says, amid reports of incremental progress
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas regarding hostages remain stalled, with an Arab official indicating that the same obstacles persist. Hamas is open to a ceasefire but demands strong assurances for a transition to a permanent truce, which Israel refuses unless Hamas relinquishes control of Gaza.
Prime Minister Netanyahu continues to communicate with families of hostages, emphasizing ongoing military pressure and the potential for a deal that could see the release of ten hostages. However, concerns remain regarding the staged nature of any potential releases and the determination of which hostages would be freed.
#crime
Breitbart: Pam Bondi Confirms Arrest Connected to Firebombing of NM Tesla Dealership
An arrest has been made in connection with the firebombing of a New Mexico Tesla dealership and an attack on the New Mexico Republican Party headquarters. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that Jamison Wagner, 40, is linked to both incidents via surveillance footage.
Bondi emphasized the commitment to prosecuting political violence, seeking up to 40 years in prison for Wagner. The FBI is actively investigating similar attacks on Tesla facilities nationwide.
Fox News: Menendez brothers' aunt hospitalized after DA shares graphic photos in court: 'There was no warning'
Terry Baralt, the 85-year-old aunt of Lyle and Erik Menendez, is in critical condition after being exposed to graphic crime scene images during a recent court hearing. The family has condemned the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office for what they describe as a "disturbing and reckless decision," claiming it violated their rights under California’s Marsy’s Law.
The DA's office issued an apology, stating that the intent was not to cause distress. The Menendez brothers are seeking resentencing after being convicted for the 1989 murders of their parents. A hearing is scheduled to continue in April to address their petition for a new trial.
#sports
GB News: Scottie Scheffler labelled 'classless' by angry golf fans for behaviour after Rory McIlroy Masters win
Rory McIlroy won the Masters, achieving a career Grand Slam after an 11-year wait for a major. The victory was marked by an awkward Green Jacket ceremony where Scottie Scheffler presented the jacket but walked off without a handshake, drawing criticism from fans.
Despite the ceremony's tension, McIlroy's emotional win highlighted his dedication to the sport. He expressed gratitude to his family and reflected on the significance of his achievement.
#technology
Breitbart: AI over Humans: Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk Want to 'Delete' Intellectual Property Laws
Jack Dorsey recently called for the deletion of intellectual property laws on X, sparking a heated debate on the implications for creativity and AI. Elon Musk supported Dorsey's stance, while others argued that strong IP laws are essential to protect creators from exploitation by AI and large corporations.
Critics of Dorsey's view emphasized that weakening IP laws could stifle innovation and diminish the incentive to create, as it could lead to rampant copying of original works. The discussion reflects ongoing tensions between technological advancement and the rights of individual creators in the face of AI development.