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#politics
Fox News: Karen Read judge sued over 'buffer zone' keeping protesters away from courthouse
Four protesters are suing Judge Beverly Cannone over a "buffer zone" that restricts their proximity to the courthouse during Karen Read's retrial. They claim the zone unlawfully infringes on their free speech rights, alleging it was established to silence criticism of the judge.
The lawsuit seeks to declare the buffer zone unconstitutional and requests an injunction. Legal experts suggest the judge's order is likely to be upheld, emphasizing that while protests are permitted, they must not occur in a manner that could influence jurors.
Fox News: Trump college crackdown: List of students detained amid antisemitism on campuses
Federal authorities have detained several college students and professors in the U.S. as part of a crackdown on individuals allegedly supporting Hamas and those with expired visas. Legal challenges are emerging in various cases, with claims that these actions are part of a broader national security strategy.
Notable cases include Rasha Alawieh, a Brown University professor deported after attending a Hezbollah leader's funeral, and Yunseo Chung, a Columbia student involved in pro-Palestinian demonstrations who is fighting deportation. Other detainees include Alireza Doroudi and Mahmoud Khalil, both linked to anti-Israel protests. The government maintains these actions are necessary for national security.
Fox News: Jonathan Turley warns Democrats 'shredding' their own beliefs with 'dangerous' anti-Musk campaign
Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley criticized Democrats for their aggressive campaign against Elon Musk and Tesla, arguing it contradicts their core beliefs, particularly on environmental and labor issues. He expressed concern over the lack of denunciation from Democratic leaders regarding the rising political violence linked to anti-Tesla activism.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Musk, asserting that the Democrats' stance shifted after he supported Trump. She condemned the violence against Tesla, labeling it domestic terrorism, and noted that some Democrats continue to invest in Tesla despite their party's negative rhetoric toward Musk.
#society
GB News: Lidl announces new Click & Collect service allowing shoppers to reserve middle aisle products before they land in stores
Lidl is launching a trial for a new Click, Reserve & Collect service through its Lidl Plus app, allowing customers to reserve popular Middle of Lidl products up to two weeks before they arrive in stores. The trial starts April 7, featuring the Parkside Robot Lawnmower priced at £199.
This initiative aims to enhance the shopping experience by enabling customers to secure sought-after items before they sell out. The service highlights Lidl's commitment to digital innovation and customer engagement, with the lawnmower available for collection from April 16-19.
Fox News: Mini dachshund who escaped owners 1 year ago continues to evade capture on remote island
A miniature dachshund named Valerie has been spotted after spending over a year lost on a remote island in southern Australia. Rescue workers from Kangala Wildlife Rescue have narrowed down her location and are working to capture her, noting she appears healthy.
Valerie went missing while camping with her owners in November 2023. After escaping her pen, she evaded capture for months, leading her owners to seek help from local wildlife rescue. Recent sightings have rekindled hope for her safe return.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says several gunmen ‘eliminated’ after firing on troops in southern Syria
Israeli troops in southern Syria's Tasil engaged gunmen while confiscating weapons and dismantling terror infrastructure. The IDF reported no injuries among its soldiers and completed the operation. This incident marks the second time IDF forces have faced fire since their deployment in the area.
Following an Israeli incursion, Syrian officials reported nine civilian deaths from bombardment near Nawa, the deepest Israeli advance into Syria since establishing a buffer zone. Israel aims to prevent hostile forces from acquiring weapons, while Damascus condemned the strikes as violations of sovereignty.
#economy
GB News: WATCH: Starmer meets with business leaders to discuss Trump tariffs - 'No one wins a trade war'
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has committed to prioritizing Britain's national interests in light of recent US trade tariffs. He emphasized the need for a strong response to the evolving global landscape.
Starmer has directed his team to expedite changes aimed at strengthening and enhancing the resilience of the UK economy.
#culture
Fox News: Pierce Brosnan's wife still makes his ‘heart sing’ as they defy Hollywood odds
Pierce Brosnan expresses deep affection for his wife, Keely Shaye Smith, as they approach 31 years together. In a recent interview, he highlighted their strong bond and family life, emphasizing the importance of mutual support in their relationship despite the challenges of Hollywood.
Brosnan, who stars in the new series "MobLand," noted that while he plays a dangerous character, his real-life relationship with Keely remains loving and supportive. The couple recently reunited after three months apart due to filming commitments. "MobLand" premiered on March 30 and features a cast including Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-Duke football murder suspect keeps returning home after arrests thanks to soft-on-crime judges: police rep
Brandon Braxton, a former Duke University football player, was arrested multiple times for various charges after the murder of Whitney Hurd, a real estate agent, in July 2024. Hurd was found dead with stab wounds, and Braxton allegedly confessed to the crime in March 2025.
Despite his history of arrests, including charges of assault and indecent exposure, Braxton was released four times before being charged with murder. Concerns have been raised about Mecklenburg County's bail policies, which allow for the release of suspects on low bonds or without bond, leading to frustrations among law enforcement.