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#illegals
Fox News: Judge blocks Trump admin's bid to move Tufts student case to Louisiana; sends it Vermont
A federal judge has denied the Trump administration's request to dismiss or relocate the case of Rumeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University doctoral student from Turkey detained by immigration authorities. The case will proceed in Vermont after the judge ruled on jurisdiction issues.
Öztürk was arrested by ICE after her visa was revoked, with allegations of her supporting Hamas. Her attorney claims the administration is attempting to move the case to a more favorable jurisdiction. Protests have occurred demanding her release.
Breitbart: Ana Navarro: America 'Stand Up' Against Trump's 'Sick, Cruel' Deportations
Ana Navarro on ABC's "The View" urged Americans to oppose the Trump administration's deportation policies, highlighting the distress faced by Latino families. She described the deportations as cruel, arguing that many individuals are unjustly picked up and lost to their families.
Navarro called for public action, encouraging citizens to contact their representatives to address the situation.
#politics
Breitbart: Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski Voted Against Nomination of Harmeet Dhillon
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) was the only Republican to oppose Harmeet Dhillon's nomination as assistant attorney general, which passed 52-45. President Trump nominated Dhillon for her advocacy on civil liberties and election integrity.
Murkowski, known for her moderate stance, has recently praised Democrats and resisted Trump’s policies, including a vote against tariffs on Canada. Trump criticized her, suggesting she suffers from Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Breitbart: Report: Unelected Canada PM Mark Carney Declared 'Strong Confidence' in Investing in China on Beijing Trip
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who recently visited Beijing, has expressed strong confidence in investment opportunities in China, raising concerns about his ties to the Chinese Communist Party. His relationship with China has come under scrutiny, particularly after revelations about a controversial loan to his former company, Brookfield Asset Management.
Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre has accused Carney of being compromised by Beijing, citing his refusal to denounce a Liberal candidate's remarks about capturing anti-communist dissidents for a bounty. Carney's dealings with Chinese officials and the favorable loan for Brookfield have intensified calls for accountability ahead of the upcoming election.
Fox News: New book details Obama's strained relationship with Democratic party: 'Obama destroyed that s---'
A new book claims that former President Barack Obama distanced himself from the Democratic Party after leaving office, alleging he weakened it through his nonprofit Organizing for Action. The book suggests he favored a select group of Black professionals over traditional party loyalty.
Additionally, it details efforts by the Clintons and other party leaders to rebuild the Democratic infrastructure post-Obama, aiming to keep progressive elements at bay. The book also highlights Obama's hesitance to endorse Kamala Harris for the 2024 election, raising concerns about her viability against Donald Trump.
#society
Breitbart: Maryland Lawmakers Pass Bill to Study Reparations
Maryland lawmakers have approved a measure to study reparations for slavery, establishing the Maryland Reparations Commission to assess benefits for descendants of enslaved individuals and those affected by discriminatory policies. A preliminary report is due by January 2027, with a final report by November 2027.
While supporters advocate for comprehensive evaluations of reparations, including monetary compensation and community support, critics, such as Republican Councilwoman Vickie Paladino, argue that the initiative is a misuse of resources, emphasizing the need to focus on current issues rather than historical grievances.
Breitbart: Woke Backlash: Leftists Organize Walmart Boycott over DEI Rollback
Walmart faces a boycott organized by The People’s Union USA after announcing a rollback of its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. The boycott will run from Monday through April 14, as consumers express opposition to the company's changes amid a broader backlash against DEI initiatives.
The group claims Walmart's decision reflects a regressive stance on equality and emphasizes the importance of conscious spending. In response, Walmart has stated it will continue to support Pride events while reviewing its DEI initiatives, aligning with a trend among major corporations moving away from politicized agendas.
Times Of Israel: Hamas says it won’t move hostages to safety, Israel responsible for their lives
Hamas has stated it will not relocate living Israeli hostages from areas in Gaza that the IDF has ordered to evacuate, claiming the Israeli government will be responsible if captives are harmed. The IDF's evacuation orders come amid ongoing military operations following a failed hostage-truce deal.
Families of hostages express concern that the IDF's actions jeopardize their loved ones' safety. Some, including Jon Polin, whose son was killed, criticize Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the situation and call for accountability and a more humane approach to resolving the hostage crisis.
Fox News: True crime reporters blocked outside courthouse where Karen Read is on trial file First Amendment lawsuit
Two true crime reporters have filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts State Police, claiming they were obstructed from covering Karen Read's murder trial due to a court-ordered "buffer zone." The journalists allege police harassment, asserting that the zone should not apply to non-protesters.
The lawsuit names several state police officials and highlights concerns over First Amendment rights to report on the trial. The case revolves around Read, who is facing serious charges related to the death of John O'Keefe. She has pleaded not guilty.
#economy
GB News: Cash ISA savers urged to take urgent action as 'perfect opportunity' materialises to gain hundreds of pounds in extra interest
Millions of Britons are missing out on higher interest rates for their Cash ISAs, with 6.9 million accounts earning 1.5% or less, despite better market rates. This trend indicates a lack of awareness or action among savers, potentially costing them hundreds in lost interest.
The average balance in these low-interest accounts is around £6,700, and the amount in such accounts has increased by £3 billion over the past year. Labour is considering ISA reforms to encourage savers to seek better returns.