NY AG moves to seize Trump golf course

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New York attorney general makes first move to seize Trump's assets
Letitia James' office filed judgments in Westchester County, which indicates that the state is getting ready to try to seize Seven Springs, Trump's golf course and private estate.

New York’s lawfare threat to democracy
If a New York state court does not eventually throw out the $464 million civil fraud judgment against Trump as a textbook case of selective prosecution, the U.S. Supreme Court surely will. But those decisions won’t come for years. In the meantime, Letitia James is doing grave harm to our democracy.

Family of girl charged in brutal Kaylee Gain beating claims she’s the real victim, starts fundraiser
“Prior to an incident on March 8th where she was seen defending herself from harassment and bullying, she had never been in trouble,” it read. “Her work as a scholar was tainted by the bullying she had to endure at school.” The family complained that “this single event is being used” to define the teen’s character.

John Hinckley Jr., who tried to kill Ronald Reagan, says he's a victim of ‘cancel culture’ after his folk-singer concert nixed
“I think that’s fair to say: I’m a victim of cancel culture,” Hinckley Jr. opined. “It keeps happening over and over again.”

GOP senator corners Biden judicial nominee into crucial admission over assault weapons ban brief: 'I am not a gun expert'
Sen. John Kennedy exposed yet another Biden judicial nominee this week.

Biden Wants To Avoid a First Amendment Showdown Over WikiLeaks
U.S. prosecutors are looking to wriggle out of an espionage trial for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

America No Longer Ranks Among the Top 20 Happiest Nations
The findings, which rely on Gallup polling data on self-reported happiness, show that it's Americans 30 and under who are responsible for bringing the average down.

Mother arrested for encouraging 7-year-old daughter to snatch purse at restaurant
Police said the women is seen on the video taking the girl over to the empty booth, saying something to her, and watching as the girl leaves with the purse. Additionally the group the mother was with left without paying their bill, which was over $500.

Carlee Russell, Alabama woman who lied about abduction, forced to pay nearly $18K in restitution
She was also sentenced to probation.

Martin Greenfield, Auschwitz survivor and master tailor to US presidents, dies at 95
Famed New York tailor learned to sew as a teen in a Nazi death camp, dressed clients like Bush, Clinton, and Obama, as well as Frank Sinatra, Paul Newman, Leonardo DiCaprio.

Whistleblower claims CIA intervened in probe of Hunter Biden
The CIA stopped federal investigators from interviewing a key witness in their tax fraud investigation into President Biden’s son Hunter Biden. That’s the claim of a whistleblower who has provided the bombshell allegation to House lawmakers investigating the president’s involvement in his son’s business schemes.

AOC double downs on RICO not being a crime
Fox Business host David Asman shared a comment from the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s former chief of the Financial Fraud Unit, Sol Wisenberg, who said of Ocasio-Cortez’s outburst, “If you’re going to bully a witness, at least you shouldn’t embarrass yourself by getting the law wrong.”

Conservatives line up against swampy, earmark-laden government appropriations package
GOP Rep. Chip Roy of Texas tweeted that no Republicans should vote in favor of the proposal, describing it as "one of the worst bills with one of the worst processes I have ever seen."

GOP members vent frustration with Johnson as House set to vote on last-minute massive spending bill
The full legislative text of the 1,012-page "minibus" spending package was released by Johnson's office around 2:30 a.m. on Thursday. One House member called it a "monstrosity."

Speaker Mike Johnson’s fake fiscal conservatism
Johnson claimed that Republicans have produced a plan to balance the budget in ten years. This is impressive fiction.

Trump faces major financial disadvantage against Biden as legal bills eat into allies' cash
That was the point.

Ken Buck signs Democratic discharge petition to force Ukraine aid vote
Outgoing Colorado GOP Rep. Ken Buck on Thursday signed a Democratic discharge petition that seeks to force consideration of a Senate-passed foreign aid package that includes funds for Ukraine, Taiwan, and Israel.

Secretaries Of State Won’t Explain ‘Coordinated’ Effort To Fight ‘Common Adversary’ In 2024
Michigan’s secretary of state said she and other state election chiefs "spent 2022 working to build" a "team" to fight a "common adversary."

Jen Psaki Is In Full Panic Mode Over Risk RFK Jr. Poses To Biden Re-Election
"... there are still states in this country, obviously — I mean, Georgia is one of them, I will name, where the Kennedy name is beloved, right, where people ... may just not know a lot about the fact that he is an anti-vaxxer who’s a conspiracy theorist. They don’t know that yet."

Menendez Won’t Run as Democrat but Leaves Door Open to Independent Bid
Menendez reiterated that he would not resign and left the door open to running as a political independent if he is exonerated at a trial scheduled for May.

Elon Musk says he's a 'centrist,' but is he?
Musk said he's for secure borders, safe and clean cities, not bankrupting America with spending, says racism against any race is wrong, and no sterilization below age of consent. He added he's also for freedom of speech and believes in the Constitution.

GOP senators blast Biden’s proposed $110 billion tax hikes on oil, gas, and coal
“Instead of increasing U.S. energy production, the administration is focused on increasing energy taxes,” they argued, “by once again doub[ling] down on weaponizing the tax code against U.S. energy producers.”

America’s National Debt Is a National Security Issue
The growing debt will "slow economic growth, drive up interest payments," and "heighten the risk of a fiscal crisis," the CBO warns.

Survey finds 68% of small businesses view Gen Z employees as 'least reliable'
Less than 4% of businesses found that Gen Z "most aligns with their workplace culture." The survey also found that 67% of employers believe a recession is on the horizon (down from 78% in February), and they are still being very cautious with their money and only make necessary purchases for their business.

Over 100 illegal aliens break through razor wire, knock down Texas National Guard troops as they cross El Paso border
The Texas National Guard were attempting to organize them into smaller groups, but the situation grew tense after some women and children were separated from adult males by the Guardsmen. Video taken by the Post showed one set of migrants, mostly single men, then rushing the Texas troops.

Biden Slammed After Hundreds Of Illegal Aliens Attack National Guard Troops In Texas
Sen. Ted Cruz posted on X: “The Biden Border Crisis is an invasion. Anyone who says differently is lying to you.”

TikToker tells illegal immigrants how to ‘invade’ American homes and invoke squatter’s rights
Venezuelan national Leonel Moreno, who appears to live in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, said in a recent video that under U.S. law, “if a house is not inhabited, we can seize it.”

Public Libraries Across Country Set To Host Marxist-Led Org That Decries ‘Violent Effects Of US Border Policy’
Sponsored by the American Library Association, the largest nonprofit trade organization for libraries run by a self-described “lesbian Marxist,” 15 libraries from California to New Jersey will be hosting an exhibition called “World on the Move: 250,000 Years of Human Migration.”

Pew: Majority in US Say Israel Has Valid Reasons for Fighting
But Americans are divided on whether Israel's conduct in the war has been acceptable (38%) or unacceptable (34%).

Poll: Majority of Palestinians Want Hamas Control Over Gaza Strip When War Ends
The poll determined that "almost all Palestinians think Israel is committing war crimes while almost all believe Hamas is not committing war crimes in the current war," a number that has remained steady throughout the conflict.

US to bring Security Council motion for Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal to vote Friday
Reuters says draft calls for "immediate and sustained ceasefire" lasting six weeks linked to captives’ release; EU issues similar call for pause to fighting, warns against Rafah operation.

Biden Democrats break with Israel
Biden and his underlings say they’re staunch defenders of Israel’s democratic light in the Middle East’s engulfing darkness, but actions and rhetoric suggest otherwise.

Biden administration aims to complete Gaza pier by May 1
Asked about how the operation would work within Gaza, Chief of Staff of the National Security Council Curtis Ried said there was no plan for American personnel to go ashore.

Hezbollah ramps up terrorist activity in 'unprecedented' Beirut-area deployment
The conflict against the terrorist organization, which has yet to erupt into a full-scale war, continues in Israel's north.

'It would take just two minutes to nuke Paris,' threatens Putin ally
Pyotr Tolstoy affirmed that Russia was "calculating" the possibility of a nuclear strike on Paris in a recent interview.

Ukraine Map Shows French Troop Locations in Potential Intervention
Macron's push to deploy troops to Ukraine could yet prove the first domino of an official NATO military presence in the war-torn country, even while Russia's grinding frontline assaults and nationwide bombing campaign continue.

EU Agrees to Move Ahead on Using Russian Assets for Ukraine
EU leaders on Thursday agreed to "take work forward" on a plan to use the profits from frozen Russian central bank assets to arm Ukraine, as Kyiv pleaded for more ammunition for its outgunned forces.

Think tank: Russia is preparing for an all-out war with NATO to happen sooner than originally believed
"Several Russian financial, economic, and military indicators suggest that Russia is preparing for a large-scale conventional conflict with NATO, not imminently but likely on a shorter timeline than what some Western analysts have initially posited," the ISW wrote in its March 20 report.

‘Strike Madness’ Hits Germany While Its Economy Stumbles
A wave of strikes by German workers, feeling the sting of inflation and stagnant growth, is the latest sign of the bleak outlook for Europe’s economic powerhouse.

Democracy Teetering in African Countries Once Ruled by France
While a majority of Africans polled still say they prefer democracy to other forms of government, support for it is declining in Africa, while approval of military rule is on the rise — it has doubled since 2000. That shift is happening much faster in former French colonies than in former British ones.

Jackalope Junction aims to be the anti-Disneyland
Greg Schumsky, who boasts an extensive background in interactive design, video, film, and animation, can’t help but dream big. His biggest vision entails a throwback media empire topped by a theme park that’s family-friendly and without any whiff of woke.

Biden’s Stutter Of ‘Compassion’ Isn’t Confirmed, But The Media Push It Anyway
Washington Post headline, March 21: “Biden’s stutter surges into the presidential campaign," but the more pertinent matter was in the subhead that read, “Trump mocks and exaggerates the speech impediment. Biden embraces it as reflecting compassion.”

Journalist gets ruthlessly mocked for warning that 'excessive free speech is a breeding ground for more Trumps'
A Canadian journalist used what little free speech remains available to him to denounce the free speech Americans alternatively enjoy as a birthright.

NY Times: Inside the Republican Attacks on Electric Vehicles
In many ways, Biden’s new rules on auto pollution combine elements that conservatives love to hate: government regulations and the notion that Democrats want to force Americans to give up comforts in the name of the environment. ... However, the new EPA regulation is not a ban.

UAW backs Biden's 'strongest-ever' vehicle emission standards, claims it won't cut autoworker jobs
The union reaffirmed its support for "protecting the environment" by "creat[ing] a cleaner domestic auto industry," saying that the "climate crisis has taken a heavy toll on working people."

Biden’s New EV Mandate Is A ‘Bloodbath’ For Consumers, Carmakers, And The ‘Climate’
As spring begins, let us think back to an icy time in January when Tesla owners were stranded because their electric vehicle batteries flatlined in the subzero temps and many charging stations were dead or dying.

A nuclear plant’s closure was hailed as a green win. Then emissions went up.
When New York’s deteriorating and unloved Indian Point nuclear plant finally shuttered in 2021, its demise was met with delight from environmentalists. But since the plant’s closure, it has been gas that has filled the void, and now the NY power grid is dirtier than Texas’, as well as the U.S. average.

The transgender sports debate is making waves in New York City
The claim made by transgender activists that male athletes should play in women’s sports is so ridiculous that even people in NYC are growing sick of it. Manhattan’s largest school board district voted 8-3 in favor of a resolution calling on Eric Adams’ administration to review its policy allowing boys to play girls sports.

Jerry Nadler claims men are not competing in women's sports
Nadler’s comment was a response to Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.), who had offered into evidence a list of instances in which men had usurped women’s sporting events to make them their own. “I object to concluding these mistruths in the record,” was Nadler’s reply. “Men do not compete in women’s sports.”

UK Lawyer Sued After Saying Only Women Menstruate
In a crowdfunder for her legal bills set up on Tuesday, Wrigley said the lawsuit takes issue with a statement she made during a seminar on “Women and Autism” in which she said that “only women menstruate.”

First-Grader Punished After Drawing ‘BLM’ With ‘Any Life’ Underneath
Her mother sued the school, arguing her daughter’s First Amendment rights were violated, but a California district court ruled that the drawing was not protected speech because educators are given “substantial deference as to what speech is appropriate.”

Nurse who called himself the ‘Rock Doc’ sentenced to 20 years for illegally prescribing opioids in exchange for sex, money
“Rock Doc” was in fact not a doctor; he “maintained a party-like atmosphere” at his clinic and prescribed drugs in part to promote his reality show “Rock Doc TV.” He doled out 100,000 doses of hydrocodone, oxycodone, and fentanyl and signed illegal prescriptions to a pregnant woman, known addicts, and women he was having sex with.

With TikTok Under Fire, Brands That Rely on It Worry
Many companies, particularly in the beauty and fashion industries, have boosted sales through the platform. They don’t really have a backup plan.

UFO truthers converge on Chuck Schumer’s office
“It’s an extraordinary moment. Humanity is entering its ET moment,” said 74-year-old Dr. Jim Garrison, a director at the UFO advocacy group New Paradigm Institute. “The extraterrestrial phenomenon is real,” he told the NY Post. “That’s what is so important about Schumer’s leadership.”

American Airlines passenger put in headlock, forced off plane after hurling anti-Semitic slur at flight attendant
The unruly passenger lobbed insults at staff and passengers before accusing other flyers of “teaming up” on him. “I’m trying to get to my home country and you all people made it harder for me to get to my home country,” he shouted.