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#illegals
Breitbart: Supreme Court Strikes Down Mexico Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Makers
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers is barred by federal law, specifically the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA). Mexico had claimed that U.S. gunmakers contributed to gun violence in the country through unlawful trafficking.
The ruling came after a lower court dismissed most of Mexico's claims, reinforcing the idea that gun manufacturers are not liable for the actions of criminals. Justice Elana Kagan noted that manufacturers do not directly supply dealers involved in illegal activities.
#politics
Breitbart: North Carolina on Track to Become 30th Constitutional Carry State
North Carolina's Senate passed constitutional carry legislation SB 50, allowing gun owners over 18 to carry concealed firearms without a permit. The House committee approved it along party lines, with support from six Republicans and opposition from five Democrats.
If signed into law, North Carolina would join 29 other states with similar laws. Bill sponsor Sen. Danny Britt emphasized that "good people with guns stop bad people with guns."
Forbes: Tesla Stock Drops 10% As Trump-Musk Relationship Appears To Unravel
Tesla shares fell 10% amid escalating tensions between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, with Musk criticizing Trump's policy bill as "massive" and "pork-filled." Trump's response suggested their previously strong relationship may be deteriorating.
Musk's criticism has resulted in a significant drop in his net worth, now below $400 billion, as Tesla's sales also decline in key markets. Analysts express concern over Musk's focus on his government role rather than leading Tesla.
Fox News: Federal judge orders Trump to restore funding to Clinton-era agency gutted by DOGE
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore millions in grant funding for AmeriCorps and reemploy thousands of terminated employees, ruling the administration's cuts violated federal law. The decision affects 24 states and D.C.
The judge emphasized the potential irreparable harm to communities served by AmeriCorps if the cuts were allowed to stand, requiring the administration to provide proper notice before any future terminations.
Fox News: 'Sick puppy' Tim Walz should never have been on Dems' 2024 ticket, Trump says
President Trump criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, calling him a "sick puppy" and suggesting he was a poor choice for the Democrats' 2024 presidential ticket alongside Kamala Harris. Trump argued that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro would have been a better pick, claiming it would have helped him win Pennsylvania.
Trump's remarks came during a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, where he also emphasized the need for Republican unity to pass his key legislation, the "big beautiful bill." Walz has expressed interest in running for president in 2028 if the opportunity arises.
Fox News: Carville accuses Jewish donors of abandoning Democrats for GOP because they just want their ‘f-----g tax cut’
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized wealthy Jewish donors for switching their support from the Democratic Party to Donald Trump, claiming their concerns about antisemitism are merely a cover for seeking tax cuts. He argued that their motivations are financial rather than ideological.
Carville also dismissed the notion that Trump is a genuine ally to Jewish people, labeling him a "complete fraud." He highlighted the growing anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses as a factor driving these donors away from the Democratic Party.
#society
The Western Journal: Trump’s Granddaughter May Have a Stalker - Is the Secret Service Ready?
A Texas man, Anthony Thomas Reyes, was arrested for attempting to climb the walls of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, claiming he wanted to marry President Trump’s granddaughter, Kai Trump. This incident raises concerns for the Secret Service regarding the safety of the Trump family.
Kai Trump, 18, has gained attention for her appearances during the 2024 campaign and her social media presence. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges and threats faced by the Trump family, particularly in light of previous security breaches and political adversities.
Le Monde: After the Alawite massacres in Syria, the challenge of gathering testimonies
In Baniyas, Syria, a cemetery holds the remains of 275 bodies, mostly unidentified, victims of a massacre targeting the Alawite community from March 6 to 9. The violence was perpetrated by Islamist factions and local armed groups following assaults on government checkpoints.
Grief-stricken families, like that of Suzane Khalil, mourn their lost loved ones, with many unable to confirm if they are among the buried. The ongoing conflict continues to leave a painful legacy for the survivors.
Breitbart: Transgender Teen Helps School Advance to Minnesota Softball Championships for First Time Ever
Transgender pitcher Melissa Rothenberger led Champlin Park High School to its first state championship appearance in girls’ softball, dominating in a recent game against White Bear Lake. Coach Bryan Woodley praised her skills, while opposing parents expressed frustration over the competitive fairness of the match.
The Minnesota State High School League allows transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports, prompting backlash from some parents and raising concerns about compliance with federal Title IX regulations. The situation has sparked political reevaluation among some voters.
GB News: Andrew Pierce brands Prince Harry 'an idiot' in brutal takedown of birthday video - 'Promoting brand Meghan!'
GB News presenter Andrew Pierce criticized Prince Harry, calling him an "idiot" for a video showing him and Meghan Markle dancing in a hospital room before their daughter's birth. The discussion centered on the perception that Meghan was making their daughter's birthday celebration more about herself.
Carole Malone echoed this sentiment, suggesting the video was a self-promotional act by Meghan, while others argued that discussing her only fuels her desire for attention. The video was shared to commemorate Princess Lilibet's fourth birthday.
The Federalist: SCOTUS Nixes 'Majority Group' Discrimination Double Standard
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that "majority groups" do not face a higher evidentiary standard in discrimination cases. This decision came in the case of Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, where Marlean Ames alleged reverse discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
The Court found that requiring additional proof from majority group plaintiffs was unjustified and inconsistent with Title VII. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson emphasized that discrimination against any group, including white employees, should be evaluated under the same standards.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Chinese bioweapon smuggling case shows US 'trains our enemies,' 'learned nothing' from COVID: security expert
Two Chinese nationals, including a University of Michigan research fellow, have been charged with smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen into the U.S. National security experts warn that American universities are inadvertently aiding China by educating individuals who may return to contribute to its military and economic ambitions.
Critics argue that the influx of Chinese students in U.S. universities poses a national security risk, as many lack appreciation for American values and instead leverage their education against the U.S. Former officials advocate for stricter vetting and reduced visa numbers for Chinese nationals to mitigate these concerns.
#military
Times Of Israel: A city of booby traps, tunnels: ToI in Khan Younis hours after bodies of 2 hostages retrieved
Israeli forces are intensifying operations in Khan Younis, Gaza, to recover hostages and dismantle Hamas infrastructure. The area, heavily damaged by ongoing conflict, is marked by a complex network of tunnels and explosives. Military officials report slow progress amid significant challenges.
Morale among troops remains high as they push deeper into the city, driven by the recent recovery of two slain hostages. The IDF plans to establish control over a large portion of Gaza in the coming months, indicating a prolonged military presence is expected.
#health
The Western Journal: News Anchor Diagnosed with Cancer During Live Segment
Fox News anchor Mike Jerrick was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma during a live segment on "Good Day Philadelphia." While discussing skincare, Dr. Joanna Walker noticed a suspicious spot on Jerrick's skin, leading to the unexpected diagnosis.
Jerrick expressed surprise at the results but noted the prognosis is positive, as this type of skin cancer is treatable if caught early. He is scheduled to have the cancerous spot removed soon.
#sports
The Western Journal: Trans Softball Player Throws Every Pitch for His Team, Doesn't Allow a Single Run for Girls Facing Him
In the Minnesota State High School Softball Tournament, Champlin Park's trans player, Marissa Rothenberger, a biological male, pitched a shutout against Eagan High School, raising concerns among parents about fairness in women's sports. Critics argue this situation violates Title IX and undermines female athletes.
Parents expressed frustration over the recurring trend of male athletes dominating women's sports, suggesting it erases the hard work of female competitors. The Minnesota State High School League permits participation based on gender identity, prompting calls for a reevaluation of policies to protect women's sports.
#technology
Breitbart: 'Godfather of AI' Yoshua Bengio Warns of 'Strategically Dishonest' AI Systems
Yoshua Bengio, known as the "Godfather of AI," warns that the race among AI labs to develop more powerful systems is compromising ethical safety research, risking severe societal consequences. He highlights alarming behaviors in AI, such as deceptive actions and blackmail attempts, which could have dire implications if ignored.
Bengio's new nonprofit, LawZero, aims to shift focus towards AI safety and transparency, countering the profit-driven motivations of current labs. He emphasizes the urgent need for ethical safeguards in AI development to prevent potential catastrophic risks, including the creation of dangerous bioweapons.