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#politics
Breitbart: Tuberville on Judicial Lawfare: 'This Is Four-Corners Basketball, Keep-Away'
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) criticized federal judges for obstructing President Trump's ability to fulfill his presidential duties. He advocated for a faster process to bring cases to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that the judiciary should not impede the elected president's agenda.
Tuberville emphasized the need for the American people to have their voices heard through elected officials, warning against judicial interference. He expressed confidence that the Supreme Court would ultimately support Trump.
Fox News: Pence group lashes out at Trump tariffs ahead of 'Liberation Day' event: 'Tax on American consumers'
Mike Pence's organization, Americans Advancing Freedom, criticized Trump's upcoming tariff plan, labeling it a tax on American consumers and businesses. They urged Congress to reclaim its taxing authority, referencing Sen. Mike Lee's Article One Act to limit presidential emergency declarations.
Trump's "Liberation Day" is set to introduce reciprocal tariffs aimed at addressing trade imbalances and boosting U.S. industries. The administration claims these tariffs will encourage domestic business growth and job creation, while also addressing national security concerns.
Fox News: UN watchdog project calls on DOGE Caucus to 'audit' the International org
The DOGE Caucus has received a consulting offer from the Dynamic Oversight for Global Efficiencies in the U.N. (DOGE-U.N.) to help identify cost-cutting measures and enhance accountability within the United Nations. This initiative comes amid ongoing concerns about the U.N.'s liquidity crisis and fiscal responsibility.
DOGE-U.N. suggests decentralizing U.N. operations to lower-cost countries and conducting audits to address financial inefficiencies. The U.S. and other nations are reassessing their contributions, with criticism directed at U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres for his management of the organization.
Fox News: Roughly 180 NPR member stations could shutter if government funding is cut off: report
Approximately 180 NPR member stations may close if Republican lawmakers proceed with funding cuts, as highlighted in a report. NPR CEO Katherine Maher defended the network's role in providing unbiased reporting during a recent congressional hearing amid calls for defunding.
The potential loss of government support could result in significant financial repercussions, with up to $240 million disappearing and 30% of listeners losing access to programming, particularly in rural areas. GOP lawmakers argue that taxpayer dollars should not fund what they perceive as biased media.
Human Events: Meta begs Trump for help as EU prepares massive fines over alleged violations of Digital Markets Act: report
Meta is facing a substantial fine from the European Union for antitrust violations, potentially exceeding a billion dollars, as part of the EU's Digital Markets Act. The company is also expected to receive a cease-and-desist order mandating changes to its business practices.
In response, Meta has sought assistance from the Trump administration to contest these penalties, arguing that the EU's actions unfairly target American companies while favoring rivals from China and Europe. The case highlights ongoing tensions between the EU and U.S. tech firms.
Breitbart: Republican Jimmy Patronis Wins Florida District 1 Special Election
Jimmy Patronis has won Florida’s 1st Congressional District seat, defeating Democrat Gay Valimont with 55.4% of the vote. The election was called shortly after polls closed, marking a significant Republican victory in the district previously held by Matt Gaetz.
Patronis emphasized the need for Republicans to remain vigilant and not become complacent despite recent successes. He noted that Valimont's campaign received significantly more funding, yet he secured the win.
Le Monde: US federal judge dismisses New York City Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case
A federal judge dismissed corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, responding to a request from the Justice Department to drop the case so he could assist with immigration enforcement under President Trump. The judge ruled the dismissal "with prejudice," preventing future refiling of charges.
Adams, who maintains a centrist position, has developed a cooperative relationship with Trump, despite facing criticism from challengers in the upcoming Democratic primary. He asserts his commitment to prioritize the interests of New Yorkers.
Fox News: Charlamagne mocks Schumer, Jeffries and Newsom as he wonders who should lead Democratic Party
Radio host Charlamagne tha God criticized key figures in the Democratic Party, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, questioning their leadership potential. He suggested that both leaders should be primaried and replaced, expressing a lack of confidence in their ability to inspire.
Charlamagne also mocked California Governor Gavin Newsom, describing him as unconvincing and phony. However, he praised Senator Cory Booker and Representative Jasmine Crockett for their efforts against the GOP, highlighting Booker's lengthy speech and Crockett's bold remarks.
Fox News: Sports podcaster slams Democrats' lack of connections to male-heavy UFC, MMA community
MMA podcaster Luke Thomas stated that Democrats have lost their foothold in the combat sports community, particularly in MMA and UFC, which are now dominated by conservative voices. He emphasized the importance of engaging with this audience to remain relevant in upcoming elections.
Thomas argued that Democrats need to reflect on their disconnect with young men in the fighting community if they wish to regain influence. He noted that the right has successfully focused on this demographic, which could be crucial for electoral success.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Hearing on Judges Blocking Trump's Executive Orders
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to hold a hearing on April 2 regarding the use of universal injunctions by judges to block President Trump's executive orders. This hearing aims to explore legislative solutions to address the issue of district judges overriding executive actions nationwide.
A similar hearing was conducted by the House, as the Supreme Court has not intervened in the ongoing conflict between the executive and judicial branches.
#society
Breitbart: Jason Momoa Won't Let His Children Have TV or Phones: 'I Just Want Them to Use Their Creativity'
Jason Momoa has chosen not to give his children phones, TVs, or video games, promoting creativity and imagination instead. He believes they can explore the digital world when they are older, emphasizing that life was manageable before smartphones became prevalent.
Momoa's stance has garnered support on social media, with many agreeing that excessive screen time for children can lead to future issues. The Los Angeles Unified School District has also noted the negative impact of phone use on student interactions and focus in schools.
Breitbart: Resistance: Band Guster Features Cast of Cancelled LGBTQ Youth Musical During Kennedy Center Concert
Guster protested President Trump's administration during a performance at the Kennedy Center by featuring the cast of the canceled LGBTQ musical "Finn." Band founder Ryan Miller criticized the administration for its stance on inclusivity and expressed support for the LGBTQ community.
Kennedy Center officials clarified that the cancellation was due to financial reasons, not the musical's themes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel has no alternative but to fight on in Gaza
After 18 months of conflict in Gaza, global sentiment increasingly favors a ceasefire. Both Israel and Gaza have suffered immense losses, with Israel shaken by the October 7 Hamas attacks and Gaza reduced to rubble amid Israeli military efforts to eliminate Hamas.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced an expansion of military operations in Gaza, aiming to clear terrorists and secure territory. Despite efforts for a ceasefire backed by the US and regional allies, Hamas's actions and demands have complicated negotiations, leading to renewed hostilities. The situation is further complicated by tensions between the US and Iran, which supports Hamas.
#economy
Le Monde: How US tariffs are disrupting Europe's aluminum industry
The 25% tariffs on aluminum imposed by the U.S. have raised concerns among European aluminum producers, despite the EU exporting only a small percentage to the U.S. Industry leaders warn of significant financial losses and potential production cuts if the EU does not respond.
The broader implications of these tariffs could disrupt the aluminum market in Europe, affecting companies specializing in recycled aluminum.
#crime
GB News: Luigi Mangione could be sentenced to DEATH as US prosecutors seek the death penalty for murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO
US prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December. Mangione, 26, has pleaded not guilty to multiple murder charges following the shooting outside a Manhattan hotel.
Attorney General Pam Bondi described the murder as a "premeditated, cold-blooded assassination" and stated that the case aligns with President Trump's agenda to combat violent crime. The incident has ignited discussions about the US healthcare system and the rising tensions in society.
Fox News: Covenant School trans shooter plotted Nashville attack for years, kept notebooks with plans: final report
Nashville police released their final report on the March 2023 Covenant School shooting, revealing that shooter Audrey Hale left behind numerous notebooks detailing her violent fantasies and plans. Despite the absence of a traditional manifesto, her writings indicated a long-standing obsession with mass shootings.
The report highlighted Hale's targeted attack on the Christian school, motivated by a desire for notoriety, and included plans for additional targets. Investigators noted her extensive documentation over several years, which provided insight into her mindset prior to the tragedy.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Google's new AI may know when your house is on fire
FireSat is a new satellite project designed to detect wildfires early, capable of spotting fires as small as 270 square feet within 20 minutes. It can also identify larger fires, up to two to three acres in size.
The Trump administration is seeking input from American developers on how to maintain a competitive edge in AI, emphasizing the importance of preserving AI's learning capabilities. However, the rise of generative AI poses a risk, as it can be exploited by fraudsters to create convincing scams.