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#illegals
Breitbart: Biden-Appointed Judge Blocks Trump from Defunding Lawyers for Migrants
A federal judge appointed by President Biden has blocked former President Trump's attempt to defund legal representation for Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs). The ruling mandates continued federal funding for the Acacia Center for Justice, which provides free lawyers to UACs.
Judge Araceli Martinez Olguin stated that halting funding would cause irreparable harm and emphasized that legal representation promotes efficiency and fairness in the immigration system.
#politics
Breitbart: Neil Young Calls Trump ‘Worst President in the History of Our Great Country’: He May Ban or Jail Me
Neil Young expresses concern about potential repercussions from the Trump administration that could prevent him from returning to the U.S. after his European tour. He fears that his outspoken criticism of Trump may lead to being barred from re-entry or detained.
Young, a dual citizen, highlights the implications for freedom of speech and warns that expressing dissent against the administration could result in punitive actions. He emphasizes the importance of liberty and freedom for all.
The Western Journal: Trump Accuses 4 Republican Senators of Being 'Unbelievably Disloyal' Amid Tariff Bill Battle
President Trump criticized four Republican senators for their opposition to his tariff plans aimed at Canada, asserting they are "unbelievably disloyal." He urged them to support his efforts to impose tariffs on imported goods to combat the fentanyl crisis and promote domestic manufacturing.
Trump's comments reflect a historical pattern of intra-party conflict within the Republican Party, reminiscent of past disputes over tariffs. He argues that tariffs are essential for protecting American families and industries, challenging the notion that free trade is inherently beneficial.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Praises Cory Booker's Marathon Speech: 'We Must Continue to Fight'
Senator Cory Booker delivered a record-breaking speech lasting over 25 hours on the Senate floor, aiming to amplify the voices of Americans affected by President Trump. He expressed the need for unity against division and chaos in the current political climate.
Kamala Harris praised Booker for his effort, emphasizing the importance of lifting up others rather than tearing them down. Booker noted the significance of surpassing the previous record held by Strom Thurmond, linking it to his commitment to civil rights.
The Western Journal: Former NFL Player and Current CBS Analyst 'Seriously Considering' a Run for Congress as a Republican
Former NFL kicker Jay Feely is contemplating a run for Congress as a Republican in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District, which has been a Republican stronghold since 2011. Feely, 48, has expressed support for Donald Trump and is expected to make a decision within three months.
Feely, who has played for multiple NFL teams, gained attention in the past for his criticisms of Barack Obama and a controversial photo involving a gun. He currently serves as a CBS analyst.
#society
Fox News: Prisoners have no 'constitutional right' to sex changes, red-state AG tells court in brief backing Trump
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita argues that denying federal prisoners access to taxpayer-funded sex change procedures is constitutional. He supports Trump's executive order against using federal funds for transgender surgeries in prisons, citing potential legal and financial repercussions.
Rokita is also appealing a ruling that mandates a transgender inmate, convicted of killing an infant, receive gender surgery. The case raises questions about the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment and has sparked legal battles involving the ACLU.
GB News: Jane Moore, 62, makes rare divorce admission following split from husband of 20 years Gary Farrow
Jane Moore discussed her divorce from Gary Farrow after 20 years of marriage on the Loose Women Podcast. She shared her coping mechanisms for heartbreak, revealing she often anticipates relationship endings and quickly moves on emotionally, despite initial sadness.
Moore also reflected on her experience during I'm A Celebrity..., noting that the show's challenges helped her manage stress related to her divorce. She expressed a desire to return to the show despite a tense exit and shared insights on sexuality from her past interview with George Michael.
Fox News: Tourist vanishes after leaving Utah airport to backpack in mountains
Authorities in Utah are searching for 29-year-old Onni Llmari Raassina, a Finnish tourist missing since March 17. He was last seen after arriving at Salt Lake City International Airport on March 5 and was reportedly dropped off in Duchesne County.
Raassina's family has not heard from him in two weeks, and officials are asking the public for assistance. His last known location was near Moon Lake, and concerns have been raised about his preparedness for hiking in the area.
The Federalist: Maine Receives 'Final Warning' For Allowing Boys In Girls' Sports
The Trump administration has issued a "final warning" to the Maine Department of Education for not complying with Title IX, allowing male athletes to compete against female athletes. The U.S. Department of Education has given Maine until April 11 to comply or face legal action.
If the Maine Department of Education fails to comply, it risks losing federal education funds. The ongoing scrutiny includes investigations into the state's handling of transgender-related issues, including the concealment of students' gender identities from parents.
Fox News: State Dept. says it is monitoring case of UK woman facing charges for holding sign in abortion zone
The U.S. State Department is monitoring the trial of Livia Tossici-Bolt, a British woman charged for offering counseling outside an abortion clinic in the UK. The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, & Labor expressed concerns over freedom of expression in the UK, highlighting the case's implications for civil liberties.
Tossici-Bolt faces charges for violating a "buffer zone" law that prohibits influencing decisions near abortion facilities. She has received support from Alliance Defending Freedom International and has called for the UK to uphold freedom of expression. Her verdict is expected soon.
#economy
GB News: Europe backtracks on emissions rules in move that could destroy electric vehicle sales growth
The European Commission has proposed extending the compliance period for the EU's 2025 CO2 emissions targets from one year to three years, allowing automakers until 2027 to meet requirements. The change aims to provide flexibility amid challenges in the electric vehicle market.
Responses to the proposal vary, with some manufacturers supporting the extension while others, like Volvo, caution against disadvantaging those who have already invested to meet the original targets. The proposal must be approved by the European Parliament and EU countries, with concerns that it may hinder Europe's competitiveness in the EV sector.
Breitbart: Ontario Premier Ford: Canada Will Drop All Tariffs if Trump Does
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that Canada is ready to eliminate its tariffs if the U.S. does the same. He emphasized that tariffs are detrimental to American jobs and suggested that negotiations should occur to avoid further economic harm.
Ford also pointed out that China poses a greater issue and criticized the focus on tariffs instead of addressing that challenge. He expressed a desire for discussions to prevent the imposition of new tariffs, which would negatively impact both nations.
#military
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu says IDF carving new corridor across Gaza to cut off Rafah, pressure Hamas
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are establishing a new security corridor in southern Gaza to isolate Rafah, aiming to pressure Hamas for the release of hostages. This operation, termed the "Morag Corridor," is part of a broader military campaign involving heavy airstrikes and ground troop reinforcements.
The IDF is intensifying its offensive, with evacuation orders issued for civilians in the Rafah area. Netanyahu and military leaders emphasized that military actions will continue until hostages are returned, while Hamas remains in control of 59 hostages. The situation escalated following the end of a two-month ceasefire.
#culture
The Western Journal: Watch: 17-Year-Old Aspiring Preacher Stuns 'American Idol' Judges with Gospel Song, Wins Rare Platinum Ticket
Seventeen-year-old Canaan James Hill from Dallas impressed the judges on "American Idol" with his powerful rendition of a Gospel song, earning a rare platinum ticket that allows him to skip the first round of the competition. Hill, an aspiring preacher, showcased his talent and maturity, captivating music legends Lionel Richie, Carrie Underwood, and Luke Bryan.
The judges expressed their amazement at Hill's performance, with Richie even dancing in response. After the performance, they awarded him the platinum ticket, emphasizing its significance and his potential in the competition. Hill humbly credited his talent to God, marking a memorable moment in the show's history.
#crime
The Western Journal: Shock Video: Large Man Allegedly Traps Woman's Tesla, Then Begins Punching Her with Closed Fist
A 61-year-old woman was assaulted in her Tesla in Flagstaff, Arizona, after a driver blocked her lane and then punched her. The incident was captured on the car's camera and has raised concerns about a pattern of attacks against Tesla owners, seemingly linked to political motivations against Elon Musk.
The alleged assailant, Robert Artherton, was arrested but failed to appear in court. The police cited both drivers for erratic driving, but the victim believes the charges should have been more serious. The incident highlights growing tensions and violence against Tesla owners in recent weeks.