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#illegals
Fox News: Texas hospitals hit with $122 million bill for illegal immigrants' care in single month
Texas hospitals incurred nearly $122 million in healthcare costs for illegal immigrants in November 2024, the first month the state tracked such data. Governor Abbott's executive order mandates reporting on care provided to individuals not lawfully present in the U.S.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission will release quarterly data moving forward. The Texas Hospitals Association emphasized that hospitals must treat all patients regardless of immigration status, while also noting the strain on the healthcare system due to rising illegal crossings.
#politics
Fox News: This agency that targets Republicans while shielding Democrats must be dismantled
Elon Musk's critique of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) highlights its perceived inefficacy and partisan bias. Established post-Watergate, the OGE is viewed as a burdensome agency that selectively enforces rules, often targeting Republicans while allowing Democrats to evade scrutiny.
The author argues that OGE's existence undermines democracy and accountability, suggesting that ethics should be judged by voters rather than unelected officials. He calls for the dismantling of OGE, asserting that internal agency ethics offices and the Justice Department can adequately oversee conduct without the bureaucratic overhead.
The Federalist: Report: WI Elections Official Committed 'Significant Violations'
Former Madison City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl resigned after an internal report revealed her office failed to count nearly 200 absentee ballots in the November presidential election. The report cited significant violations of city policy and a dereliction of duties, noting Witzel-Behl's inconsistent testimony and lack of communication with other officials regarding the uncounted ballots.
Despite the mayor praising her service, the investigation highlighted failures in leadership and process within the clerk's office. The Wisconsin Elections Commission is conducting a separate ongoing probe, and a class-action lawsuit has been filed by disenfranchised voters seeking compensation.
Fox News: Walz says says Harris picked him for VP to 'code talk to White guys'
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a former vice presidential nominee, ruled out a 2028 presidential run during a Harvard forum. He emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to build a collective campaign infrastructure rather than focus on individual candidates. Walz acknowledged past campaign missteps and criticized Democrats for not prioritizing media engagement.
Walz defended his appeal to rural White voters, describing himself as a "permission structure" for them to support Democrats. He reflected on the party's messaging failures and warned that if Democrats do not fill the narrative void, Donald Trump will.
#society
Fox News: President Trump gave me back my life after 471 days of Hamas captivity — please save the remaining hostages
Romi Gonen recounts her harrowing experience of being held hostage by Hamas for 471 days after attending the Nova festival on October 7. She survived a terrorist attack that killed her friend and endured severe physical and emotional trauma during her captivity.
Since her release, Gonen has undergone extensive rehabilitation and surgeries. She expresses gratitude to President Trump for facilitating her release and emphasizes the importance of advocating for other hostages still in captivity. Her story highlights resilience and the ongoing struggle for freedom.
GB News: 'Unforgivable!' Labour told to 'get its act together' on food security in scathing attack by Victoria Atkins: 'Criminal'
Shadow Defra Secretary Victoria Atkins criticized the Labour Government's agricultural policies, claiming they threaten the UK's food security. She highlighted issues such as the "family farm tax," compulsory purchase orders, and broader taxation that negatively impact British farmers.
Atkins condemned the government's abrupt halt of the Sustainable Farming Initiative, which supported environmental stewardship alongside food production. She described the Labour Government's actions as "unforgivable," emphasizing the detrimental effects on farmers who had already invested in sustainable practices.
The Federalist: Mass Immigration Is A Recipe For National Suicide
Mass immigration without assimilation in Scotland has led to the emergence of an ethno-religious voting bloc, particularly among Pakistani immigrants. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has openly called for increased political power for South Asians, emphasizing sectarian interests over national unity.
This situation serves as a warning for America, as similar trends of unassimilated immigrant communities and identity politics are developing. The article argues that without a strong national identity, the U.S. could face similar challenges as seen in Scotland, where sectarianism threatens social cohesion.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russian attacks on Ukraine intensify in make-or-break week for peace talks
Ukraine's military reported an increase in combat intensity from Russia, with 177 clashes and 91 airstrikes in a single day. This escalation occurs despite a declared three-day ceasefire by Russia for World War II Victory Day, raising concerns about the viability of ongoing peace talks.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the critical nature of the current week for negotiations, noting that a peace deal remains elusive. He indicated that further investment in mediation may depend on the progress made in the coming days.
Le Monde: Microsoft vows to protect European data amid Trump threats
Microsoft has announced plans to enhance its presence in Europe and safeguard European citizens' data amid rising geopolitical tensions. President Brad Smith emphasized the importance of business as a bridge across the Atlantic, detailing the expansion of data centers in 16 European countries and partnerships with local cloud companies.
Smith also addressed concerns about potential US government actions that could threaten European access to American tech, asserting that Microsoft would contest any such orders in court. This commitment comes as the relationship between the US and Europe faces challenges with the return of Donald Trump and his criticism of EU regulations on Big Tech.
The Telegraph: Russian losses won’t stop its war machine
By June, Russian casualties in the Ukraine war are projected to reach one million, with current estimates indicating 920,000 killed or wounded. Daily losses are around 1,300, significantly impacting Russia's economy and society as a generation of young men is lost.
Despite these staggering losses, Russia continues to advance militarily while Europe struggles to form a unified response. The Russian state is reportedly radicalizing youth to bolster military service prestige, indicating a long-term commitment to the war.
#health
Fox News: Honey and allergy relief: Do these two really go together?
As spring brings blooming flowers, many people face seasonal allergies, experiencing symptoms like itchy eyes and sneezing. While some seek relief through alternative remedies, honey has been suggested as a potential aid, though research on its effectiveness is inconclusive.
Experts note that the type of honey matters, with varieties like Tualang and Manuka showing more promise due to their bioactive compounds. However, commercial honey often lacks the beneficial properties needed for allergy relief. Fresh, unheated honey from local sources may provide additional wellness benefits beyond allergy relief.
#education
Fox News: Supreme Court to hear arguments on school choice case involving Catholic charter school
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School in Oklahoma, which seeks public funding as the nation's first religious charter school. The case challenges the Oklahoma Supreme Court's ruling that funding violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Oklahoma's Governor and several Republican senators argue that denying funding based on religious affiliation infringes on the First Amendment's Free Exercise clause. The outcome could set a significant precedent for religious liberty and education funding in the U.S.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Best Baits For Shore Fishing! (Catching Fish In A New Pond) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Shore anglers face unique challenges compared to boaters, as demonstrated by Tim and his daughter fishing at a new pond. They quickly catch fish and share insights on bait selection and fishing techniques from the bank.
Key baits are effective in various pond conditions, and the article lists specific products, including rods, reels, and tackle storage options used during their outing.