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#illegals
Fox News: Border crossings hit record low in March thanks to 'vigilant' work of agents: report
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported a significant decrease in illegal border crossings, with March 2025 seeing fewer apprehensions than the first two days of March 2024. This marks the second consecutive month of record low apprehensions, attributed to increased patrols and operational control.
In March, Border Patrol apprehended 7,181 illegal aliens, a 14% drop from February and a 95% decrease compared to the same month in 2024. Meanwhile, drug seizures, including a 24% increase in fentanyl, have risen significantly, indicating a shift in enforcement effectiveness.
#politics
The Western Journal: Ilhan Omar Confirms Plans for the House, Kills Rumors
Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota has confirmed her intention to run for re-election in 2026, opting not to pursue the open Senate seat currently held by Tina Smith. Omar emphasized the importance of grassroots organizing to counter the challenges posed by the Trump administration.
Despite speculation about her potential Senate candidacy, Omar will focus on her congressional seat, where she has historically received strong support. Other Democrats, including Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, are vying for the Senate nomination.
Forbes: Trump Administration Freezes $2.2 Billion In Harvard Federal Funding After University Refuses To Comply With Demands
The Trump administration has frozen $2.2 billion in federal funding for Harvard University amid allegations of antisemitism linked to its handling of pro-Palestinian protests. Harvard's refusal to accept the administration's demands for governance changes prompted the funding freeze.
The Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism is reviewing federal contracts and grants for compliance with regulations, focusing on how universities protect Jewish students. Harvard's president argues that the administration's demands violate First Amendment rights and exceed federal authority.
Breitbart: Exclusive — 'Ready to Rumble:' Mike Rogers Launches Michigan Senate Campaign Exclusive – 'Ready to Rumble' Mike Rogers Launches Michigan Senate Campaign
Mike Rogers has announced his candidacy for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat, focusing on revitalizing the middle class and bringing back manufacturing jobs. He criticizes Democratic policies for job losses and aims to unify support to secure victory in the 2026 election.
With endorsements from Senate leaders, Rogers plans to engage voters across the state and emphasize tax relief and cutting government waste. He positions his campaign as a response to the challenges faced by Michigan's manufacturing sector and seeks to rally support for Trump’s America First agenda.
#society
Times Of Israel: Hungary approves bans on LGBTQ+ public events, recognizes two sexes only
Hungary's parliament has passed a constitutional amendment allowing the government to ban public events by LGBTQ+ communities, including Pride events. This decision, supported by the ruling Fidesz-KDNP coalition, has been criticized as a move towards authoritarianism, with opposition lawmakers warning it undermines democracy.
The amendment also asserts that the constitution recognizes only two sexes and allows the use of facial recognition technology to identify attendees at banned events. Critics argue these measures are not about protecting children but are instead aimed at consolidating power ahead of upcoming elections.
Breitbart: PETA Thanks Trump Admin for Phasing Out Animal Testing at FDA, EPA
PETA has praised the Trump administration for its efforts to end animal testing at the FDA and EPA, highlighting the shift towards human-relevant testing methods. The FDA plans to phase out animal testing for antibody therapies, utilizing AI and lab-based models instead.
The EPA is also reinstating a directive from the Trump administration to reduce animal testing, aiming for a 30% reduction by 2025 and complete elimination by 2035. PETA commended these initiatives as significant steps towards ethical research practices.
The Western Journal: Standout Athlete and Multiple Family Members Killed in New York Plane Crash
A plane crash in upstate New York has resulted in the deaths of former MIT soccer player Karenna Groff and five family members, including her parents, both doctors. The twin-engine aircraft went down shortly after takeoff, with the family traveling for a birthday and Passover celebration.
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, which involved an experienced pilot, believed to be Dr. Michael Groff. Initial findings indicate the aircraft crashed at a high rate of descent, and there were no distress calls made prior to the crash.
GB News: Police force that blocked white candidates slammed for splurging £4.5m teaching officers about slave trade as part of efforts to become 'anti-racist'
West Yorkshire Police is investing £4.5 million in cultural awareness training for over 10,000 staff to address historical relationships with black communities and promote anti-racism. Critics argue the funds should support crime-fighting efforts instead.
The force has faced scrutiny for blocking white candidates from recruitment, favoring ethnic minorities. Chief Constable John Robins aims to transform the organization into an anti-racist entity, raising concerns about potential positive discrimination practices.
#economy
Fox News: DOT saves taxpayers over $60M by terminating Texas high-speed rail contract
The U.S. Department of Transportation has terminated a $63.9 million grant for the Texas High-Speed Rail project, saving taxpayers over $60 million. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that the project was deemed a waste of funds and a distraction from Amtrak’s core mission.
The Texas Central Railway project, initially a private venture, faced escalating costs and was reliant on federal support. The DOT plans to reallocate the saved funds to enhance existing rail services.
Breitbart: Report: Chinese Port Traffic Slows as Tariffs Take Effect
Traffic at major Chinese ports like Shanghai and Guangdong is significantly slowing, with reports of halted factory production and warehouses filled with unshipped goods. The decline follows the imposition of a new 145% tariff by the U.S., leading to a dramatic drop in export activity.
Experts suggest the U.S. should collaborate with allies to address shipping challenges, as China dominates global shipping with over 7,800 merchant ships compared to the U.S.'s 185. A multilateral maritime alliance with countries like Japan and South Korea could expedite ship availability.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Angel Studios’ ‘King of Kings’ Breaks Biblical Box Office Record
Angel Studios' animated film King of Kings debuted in 3,200 theaters, earning $19.05 million and breaking the record for the best opening of a Biblical animated film. It came in second to Minecraft, which grossed $25.7 million in its second weekend.
The success of King of Kings follows Angel Studios' previous hit, Sound of Freedom, which also opened strong and achieved significant box office success. The Chosen series, released in theaters recently, has grossed nearly $40 million, highlighting the growing popularity of faith-based content.
#crime
The Western Journal: Pam Bondi and Kash Patel Issue Warnings After Nabbing Suspect in 'Domestic Terrorist Attack' on Tesla Dealership
Authorities have arrested Jamison Wagner, a suspect in violent attacks on Tesla properties and the New Mexico Republican Party Headquarters. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest, emphasizing a commitment to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law, seeking up to 40 years in prison.
FBI Director Kash Patel praised the collaborative investigation, stating that evidence suggests further planned attacks were thwarted. The swift response from the DOJ is seen as crucial in combating domestic terrorism and maintaining public safety, highlighting a tough-on-crime approach.