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#politics
Fox News: Governor Tim Walz grilled on ‘major mistake’ of Biden seeking re-election
Gov. Tim Walz faced tough questions from CNN's Jake Tapper regarding the Democratic Party's acknowledgment of President Biden's fitness for re-election. Walz admitted that the party needs to reflect on its decisions, especially after losing to Trump, emphasizing the importance of learning from past mistakes.
Walz also addressed criticisms that the party misrepresented issues like inflation and Biden's age. He defended Biden's leadership during the pandemic but acknowledged that the party's messaging on immigration and other issues fell short, contributing to voter disengagement.
Breitbart: 'I Won't Give Up!' Le Pen Vows as Thousands Rally Against Election Ban
Thousands rallied in Paris to support National Rally leader Marine Le Pen, following a court ruling banning her from elections for five years over alleged EU fund embezzlement. Le Pen called for peaceful resistance, asserting the ruling undermines democracy.
A smaller counter-demonstration by leftists criticized Le Pen and her party, with accusations of posing a threat to democracy. Major leftist parties distanced themselves from the protest, although some called for future mobilization against the far-right.
#society
Breitbart: Washington State School Athletics Board Says Banning Trans Athletes Would 'Violate State Law'
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) states that adhering to Trump's Title IX rules, which would ban transgender athletes from girls' sports, would conflict with state inclusion laws. Proposed amendments to accommodate this ban face opposition, with officials asserting they would violate existing state regulations.
Despite potential approval from the WIAA's representative assembly, the amendments would not change the organization's rules, as they are merely advisory. Washington law mandates that transgender students can participate in sports according to their gender identity, indicating ongoing resistance to federal guidelines on this issue.
Human Events: UK mom jailed for deleted social media post after Southport attack denied temporary release to care for sick husband, troubled daughter
Lucy Connolly, a 42-year-old mother, is serving a 31-month sentence for inciting racial hatred through a social media post. Despite being deemed an "ideal candidate" for temporary release, her application has been stalled for over four months amid media attention.
Connolly's posts, advocating for mass deportations and violence against asylum hotels, led to her arrest after they garnered over 300,000 views in a few hours. While prison authorities maintain her case is under consideration, critics highlight concerns over delays in processing her release. Connolly is also appealing her sentence.
Times Of Israel: Morocco sees mass protests against renewed Gaza offensive, Trump plan
Tens of thousands protested in Morocco against Israel's offensive in Gaza and expressed anger towards US President Trump. Demonstrators criticized both Israel and the US, alongside their own government, while some called for accountability regarding Morocco's normalization of ties with Israel.
The protests reflect a broader discontent across the Middle East, with many attributing the ongoing conflict to both Trump and Biden's policies. Activists warn that public anger will persist until the war concludes, as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens.
#economy
Forbes: New Musk White House Feud? Peter Navarro Claims ‘No Rift’ After Billionaire Attacks Him Over Tariffs
Peter Navarro, a trade adviser to former President Trump, denied any feud with Elon Musk after Musk criticized him for defending Trump's tariffs. Navarro stated that Musk is protecting his business interests, as the tariffs have significantly impacted Tesla's stock and Musk's net worth.
Musk's comments come amid a backdrop of economic concerns, as Trump's tariffs have led to stock declines and warnings of potential recession. Despite the criticism, Navarro maintains there is no rift between them.
#culture
Breitbart: Box Office: 'A Minecraft Movie' Sets Video Game Adaptation Record With $301 Million Global Debut
“A Minecraft Movie” had a blockbuster opening weekend, earning $157 million in North America and $301 million globally. It set a record for video game adaptations, surpassing “The Super Mario Bros. Movie.” Directed by Jared Hess, the film appeals to younger audiences, with a B+ CinemaScore.
Despite mixed critical reviews, the film's success helps narrow Hollywood's box office deficit for the year. The positive reception and strong turnout from fans signal a potential resurgence in the movie industry as it heads into the summer season.
#health
Forbes: Measles Outbreak: Second Child Dies In Texas As More Than 600 Cases Confirmed Nationwide
A second child has died from measles in Texas, marking the second confirmed death from the disease in the U.S. in a decade. The outbreak has led to over 600 confirmed cases across 20 states, primarily in Texas, where 481 cases have been reported.
The Texas Department of State Health Services indicates that the outbreak is the largest in 30 years, with most cases occurring among unvaccinated individuals. Measles is highly contagious, and health officials warn that more cases are likely in affected areas.
Le Monde: Second child dies of measles in Texas outbreak
A measles outbreak in the southwestern U.S. has resulted in the deaths of two children, with over 600 confirmed infections reported across 21 states. The CDC indicates that 97% of those infected were unvaccinated, emphasizing the critical need for vaccination amid this resurgence.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has faced criticism for his comments on vaccines, coinciding with the outbreak. The CDC has recorded six outbreaks this year, highlighting a significant increase in cases compared to previous years.
#sports
Breitbart: Rising Bull Riding Star, 24, Trampled to Death at Rodeo
Dylan Grant, a 24-year-old bull-riding star, was fatally injured at a Texas rodeo when he was trampled by a bull named Commander. Despite being airlifted to a Houston hospital, he succumbed to his injuries. This marks the second death of a rodeo cowboy in Texas in recent months.
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association stated they will review the incident to enhance safety measures for contestants and animals, which could result in fines or disqualifications.
#other
GB News: Travel warning: British holidaymakers urged to check their passports as new rules set to be implemented within days
British tourists are urged to check their passports before traveling abroad to avoid issues. Passports must be less than 10 years old and valid for at least three months after departure when entering EU countries.
Tourists should also verify requirements for non-EU destinations, as some have stricter rules. Renewals can be done online, with prices set to increase on April 10. Travelers should allow up to three weeks for processing.