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#illegals
Breitbart: Vance: 'We Were Prepared' for 'Radical Courts' to Interfere with Deportation Efforts
Vice President JD Vance stated that the Trump administration anticipated challenges from liberal judges regarding deportation efforts and was ready to take legal battles to the Supreme Court. He emphasized that deportations have not ceased and criticized Democrats for opposing the deportation of gang members.
Vance expressed confidence in winning these legal disputes, which he believes would resolve the issue permanently. He characterized the situation as a necessary fight, indicating that the administration was prepared for judicial resistance.
#politics
Fox News: James Carville blames secretive Democratic maneuvering for 'self-engineered defeat’ in 2024
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized his party for not pursuing a contested primary after President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race. He claimed this decision led to a self-inflicted defeat, stating that the party failed to capitalize on opportunities for a more competitive election.
Reports suggest that former President Obama sought a mini-primary to challenge Biden's decision but was thwarted by party leaders, including Rep. James Clyburn, who quickly endorsed Kamala Harris. Carville argued that this process hindered the party's chances in the upcoming election.
Fox News: NY lawmakers call for transit chief’s ouster, float reforms after Duffy decries subway ‘s---hole’
New York State Republicans are calling for the removal of the city's transit chief due to ongoing subway service issues, despite funding from congestion pricing. They demand an audit of the MTA, criticizing its management and safety conditions, with some lawmakers proposing new board members to address crime.
Senators argue that the MTA's inefficiencies burden taxpayers and call for a repeal of congestion pricing. An MTA official defended the agency's performance, citing improved on-time service and reduced crime rates. The GOP emphasizes the need for accountability and effective management of transit funds.
The Western Journal: GOP Senator Points Out the Obvious as RINOs Turn on Trump: The Betrayal Is Ultimately ‘Meaningless’
Four Republican senators joined Democrats to pass a resolution aimed at undermining President Trump's tariffs on Canada, which he claims are necessary for border security and combating fentanyl trafficking. Despite this, GOP Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso criticized the effort as meaningless, asserting it would not pass in the House.
Trump condemned the four senators, labeling them "unbelievably disloyal," while Senator Rand Paul expressed concerns about the economic impact of tariffs. However, the article argues that Trump's historical justification for tariffs aligns with the views of the Founding Fathers, asserting that he will ultimately prevail on this issue.
#society
Front Page Magazine: ADL's Greenblatt Backpedals on Hamas Supporter Deportations
After October 7, ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt shifted away from appeasing the anti-Israel Left, signaling that anti-Israel members could leave. While still criticized for its liberal stance, the ADL approved Trump's deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas student leader.
However, Greenblatt's recent op-ed reflects internal conflict, expressing gratitude for Trump's stance against antisemitism while raising concerns over due process. Critics argue that supporting deportation undermines the ADL's civil rights mission, especially when it involves those promoting violence against Jews.
Breitbart: Cause of Death for Brett Gardner's 14-Year-Old Son Revealed
Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, died from carbon monoxide poisoning during a family vacation in Costa Rica. Authorities reported a carboxyhemoglobin saturation level of 64%, significantly above the lethal threshold.
Miller's family expressed their deep sorrow in a tribute, highlighting the lasting impact of his life on those around him. The Yankees organization also honored him, recalling his vibrant personality and connection to the team.
Breitbart: Massachusetts Democrats Hide Migrants in Tax-Funded Housing Program
Massachusetts officials report a 30% decrease in migrants in the state's emergency housing program, dropping from 7,600 families to about 5,330. This decline is attributed to new eligibility requirements prioritizing citizens over migrants.
However, many former shelter residents appear to be transitioning to taxpayer-funded rent assistance programs rather than leaving the state. Critics argue this strategy aims to replace the departing middle-class population.
On The Water: Simms "Recast" allows anglers to Buy and Sell Used Gear
Simms Fishing has launched Simms Recast, a resale platform for pre-owned Simms gear, promoting sustainability in the angling community. This initiative allows anglers to buy and sell used outerwear, boots, and packs, keeping quality gear in circulation.
The platform aims to enhance accessibility and foster community connections while reinforcing Simms' commitment to product longevity. Future plans include a Managed Resale model to streamline transactions.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Iran will develop nuclear bomb if Trump attacks, says supreme leader’s adviser
Iran has warned that it will pursue nuclear weapons if the U.S. conducts military strikes against it. Ali Larijani, an adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader, stated that U.S. actions could compel Iran to change its defense strategy, which would not benefit American interests.
The U.S. has increased military presence at Diego Garcia, deploying stealth bombers as a warning amid ongoing attacks by Iranian-backed militias in the region. Former President Trump has called for action against these groups.
Fox News: Russia calls Trump threats to bomb Iran 'illegal and unacceptable'
Russia has condemned President Trump's threats to bomb Iran as "illegal and unacceptable," emphasizing its commitment to finding diplomatic solutions regarding Iran's nuclear program. Russian officials warn that military action could lead to global catastrophe and assert their role as a potential broker in negotiations.
Despite the rhetoric, experts note that Russia and Iran's relationship is complicated, marked by historical distrust. Iran is currently enriching uranium close to weapons-grade levels, raising concerns about its nuclear capabilities.
#economy
Forbes: Hotel Stocks Hit By Tariff Turndown
Major U.S. hotel and hospitality stocks fell sharply, with the Dow Jones Hotel Index showing an average decline of 6% after President Trump's tariff announcement. Companies like Marriott, Hyatt, and Hilton are particularly affected due to their exposure to construction costs and declining travel demand.
The tariffs are expected to increase hotel construction costs by 5% to 10%, further straining the industry already facing reduced consumer spending on travel. Analysts predict that fewer new projects will be initiated as a result.
Breitbart: Nike Stock Plunges as Low-Wage Factories Abroad Face Trump's Tariffs
Nike's stock fell 11.3% to $57.62 after President Trump's announcement of reciprocal tariffs on several countries, including a 46% tariff on Vietnam and a 34% increase on China. This marks a significant decline for the company, which has seen a 23.5% drop year-to-date.
The tariffs are expected to increase supply chain costs and negatively impact profit margins for Nike and other companies reliant on low-wage outsourcing in Asia. Analysts suggest that the new tariffs leave little room for companies seeking alternatives to China.
Forbes: France’s Macron Says European Businesses Should Halt U.S. Investment—As Trump Tariffs Face Global Backlash
World leaders criticized President Trump's imposition of reciprocal tariffs on over 180 countries, warning of severe consequences for the global economy. French President Macron and U.K. Prime Minister Starmer emphasized the negative impact on international trade, with various nations preparing countermeasures.
China condemned the tariffs as "unilateral bullying," while other countries like Canada and South Korea noted the direct effects on their economies. Despite some nations opting for caution, the overall sentiment reflects a growing concern over the escalation of a global trade war.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon watchdog opens probe into Hegseth’s use of Signal to discuss Houthi attack plans
The Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for potentially violating policy by discussing military plans in a private Signal chat. The probe follows concerns raised by Senate Armed Services Committee leaders about the handling of classified information.
The investigation will assess compliance with classification and records retention requirements related to discussions of a U.S. offensive against the Houthis in Yemen. Hegseth has criticized the report that prompted the inquiry.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: The Metanoia Mentality
The journey of faith involves acknowledging one's shortcomings, as encapsulated in the prayer, "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, Have Mercy on Me a Sinner." This admission reflects a metanoia mentality, where individuals confront their flaws and seek growth rather than justifying their actions.
While confession is embraced in therapeutic settings, it is often stigmatized in religious contexts. The essence of being a sinner is recognizing our potential and the need for healing. This understanding fosters a path toward forgiveness and personal transformation, emphasizing that we are not wholly evil but rather imperfect beings in need of divine grace.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Restoring the Humanities: An Education That’s Not For Dummies
Markos' “Passing the Torch” and Ortner's playbook argue for a return to classical education, highlighting the humanities' importance.
#crime
CNSNews: Police: Man with Grudge Against Pharmacies Drove 100 Miles to Shoot Up Walgreens, Kill Employee
A California man, Narciso Fernandez, allegedly drove over 100 miles to a Walgreens and opened fire, killing employee Erick Velasquez. While he reportedly harbored a grudge against large pharmacies, police have not confirmed this as the motive. Fernandez has been charged with murder and attempted murder.
This incident is part of a troubling trend of targeted attacks against specific industries, including a recent shooting of a healthcare CEO and numerous anti-Tesla incidents linked to political motivations. Fernandez's bail is set at $3 million, with his next court hearing scheduled for April 4.
GB News: M5 chaos: Drivers warned to 'expect delays' after 'body found on road' causes disruptions
The M5 motorway is closed in both directions between Junctions 2 and 3 due to a body found on the road and a separate serious collision. West Midlands Police and emergency services are on the scene, causing significant delays for motorists.
Drivers are advised to avoid the area and seek alternative routes, as disruptions are expected until at least 3pm. National Highways is managing traffic and implementing diversion protocols to alleviate congestion.
The Western Journal: Satanist School Janitor Sentenced to Prison After Admitting to Doing 'the Devil's Work' Against Students
Giovanni Impellizzeri, a former janitor at a New Jersey school, was sentenced to eight years in prison for contaminating food intended for students. He pleaded guilty to second-degree misconduct and third-degree child pornography, admitting to putting bodily fluids and cleaning products into the food.
Parents expressed outrage over the violation of trust, with one parent stating the impact on children was devastating. Impellizzeri, who identified as a "satanist," recorded his actions and claimed he was doing "the devil's work." He will serve at least five years before parole supervision for life.
The Western Journal: Woman Whose False Rape Accusation Sent Man to Jail Gets Dealt Justice
Anjela Urumova, a Pennsylvania woman, was sentenced to up to 23 months in prison for falsely accusing a man of kidnapping and rape, a claim she later admitted was fabricated. The case highlights concerns over the potential misuse of the movement and its impact on innocent men.
The District Attorney emphasized the broader implications of false accusations, stating they undermine trust in the justice system and can harm legitimate victims of sexual violence. Urumova's case serves as a reminder of the dangers of misandry and the need for accountability in such serious allegations.
#sports
The Western Journal: US Women's Fencer Faces Trans Opponent, Turns to Ref and Says ‘I Am a Woman, And This Is a Man’
Women’s fencer Stephanie Turner chose to take a knee rather than compete against transgender athlete Redmond Sullivan, citing her belief in the integrity of women’s sports. Despite being expelled from the tournament, Turner expressed her conviction and faith in a higher purpose.
Her protest has sparked discussions on the implications of transgender policies in women's sports, with Turner gaining support from conservative circles. She acknowledges the potential backlash she may face but remains resolute in her stance.