Immigration
Trump will need cooperation from Maduro regime for mass deportations, experts say
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
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8-year-old who disappeared on camping trip survived days hiding under log, eating snow
He used “branches and leaves for warmth and also blanketed the log he was under. He didn’t have any food but ate clean snow for hydration”
Sports
Georgia Bulldogs decline invitation to visit White House after winning national title
Georgia played against the TCU Horned Frogs in January at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, defeating them 65-7 and earning them their second straight national championship title
Culture
Fort Hood renamed after first Hispanic four-star general, Richard Cavazos
The fort, originally named after Confederate General John Bell Hood, is home to the 1st Cavalry Division and is also used by the U.S. Reserve and National Guard for training
Politics
House uncovers new evidence in Biden foreign deals probe
Rep. James Comer's second report reveals money from a Romanian corruption figure and direct payments from China
Entertainment
Tucker Carlson announces new show on Twitter, Fox News sees return of advertisers
Fox News Media said that since launching the new program, they have had over 40 new advertisers come into the hour, including some of the largest in the country and across all major categories
Crime
Hotel manager arrested after sucking sleeping guest's toes in Nashville
Hotel guest Peter Brennan woke up around 5 a.m. on March 30 to find hotel night manager David Patrick Neal sucking on his feet
Immigration
DeSantis foresees "massive disaster" at southern border with Title 42 end
"This week we will see a massive disaster with the expiration of Title 42," DeSantis said at a press conference today
Politics
Trump vows to appeal verdict in E. Jean Carroll civil case, denies knowing accuser
NYC Federal Jury finds Trump not liable for rape, but liable for sexual abuse and defamation
Technology
DeSantis signs law banning TikTok in Florida public universities and offices
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida signed three laws on Monday to "counter the malign influence of the Chinese Communist Party" in the state, one of which includes a ban on the use of the TikTok application in public offices and universities
