Relatives reportedly urge lawmakers not to turn their loved ones' final resting place into a political platform, pan government policies as creating more bereavement
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An illegal alien, released into the U.S. under the Biden administration, is accused of kidnapping and raping a woman on Easter Sunday.
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Houston could lose critical police, fire, and homeland security funding after state officials ruled that the city’s newly adopted immigration ordinance violates its public safety grant requirements, Mayor John Whitmire said Monday. The city stands to lose approximately $110 million in state grant funding if it does not reverse the newly enacted policy.
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AUSCHWITZ: Some 130 police leaders from across the globe converged on Kraków, Poland this week for a first-of-its-kind initiative amid rampant antisemitism.
The event is aligned with the March of the Living, which brings thousands of participants to Germany and Poland each year to provide a first-hand look at the Nazi death camps and to teach the lessons of the Holocaust through engagement with survivors.
Paul Goldenberg, a law enforcement veteran of 37-years, deputy director of the Rutgers Miller Center on Policing and Community Resilience, which organized the initiative alongside the University of Virginia’s Center for Public Safety and Justice, spoke of the importance of the trip.
"Being here is a testament to who these officers are and to the oath they have taken to protect all communities, regardless of identity," he told Fox News Digital. "It is a commitment not only to ourselves, but to the people we serve. These are very challenging times, and the police, in all their forms, can play a significant role in sustaining democratic values.
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"This initiative is about learning, professional development and remembrance. It is also about reminding ourselves who we are, why we hold these positions and what we must do to ensure people are kept safe — no matter who they are or where they are," he said.
The three-day program included a walking tour of Kazimierz, the Jewish Quarter in Kraków, a guided tour of Auschwitz on Monday; a press conference and testimonies by a Holocaust survivor and survivors of antisemitic shootings, culminating on Tuesday's participation in the March of the Living and a tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Goldenberg said the Holocaust was unique in that it was a state-directed campaign in which police forces played a role, and that a central lesson is how the Nazis’ dehumanization of Jews and other targeted groups enabled the system to function. He added that the goal of the initiative is for participants to return to their departments with a deeper understanding that will help them better train officers, support victims of hate crimes and appreciate the importance and critical nature of their responsibilities.
He pointed to the urgency of the situation, noting that armed military units are now guarding synagogues in Western countries and that both the United States and Canada have deployed specialized police forces to protect Jewish institutions.
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"What is striking is that these are not foreign entities — they are integral parts of the societies in which they exist. A synagogue in Belgium is Belgian. A synagogue in London belongs to London. A synagogue in New York City is part of the fabric of that city," he told Fox News Digital.
"From a policing perspective, what is deeply concerning is the erosion of safety and security for vulnerable communities. It is a deeply alarming scenario — one that, in some respects, echoes patterns seen in the 1930s," he added.
The theme of this year's March is combating antisemitism, which has surged to unprecedented levels since the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel.
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Abbie Talmoud, director for Jewish Community Affairs at the Embassy of Israel to the United States, survived a terror attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., in May 2025, in which two Israeli embassy staff members, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, were killed.
Speaking to Fox News Digital in Auschwitz, Talmoud said that amid rising antisemitism, feeling safe in the United States "is really difficult" and would require "systematic change," adding that she has stopped attending some events where she does not feel adequate security precautions are in place.
"There needs to be an understanding that the way we don’t allow racism for other races and ethnicities, we can’t allow antisemitism. It needs to come from the top — the school system, parents, governments," Talmoud said.
Catherine Szkop, director of public affairs at the Embassy of Israel to the United States, who focuses on interfaith relations and engagement, carpooled with Talmoud, Lischinsky and Milgrim to the event that evening and also survived.
"I have a family history tied to the Holocaust. In the Book of Names, I looked up ‘Szkop’ and saw a page taller than me filled with that name, along with dates and locations of those who were murdered. I realized my own name could have appeared there, with ‘murdered in Washington, D.C.’ written next to it," she told Fox News Digital at Auschwitz.
Szkop said she has never been this vigilant or fearful of potential attacks.
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"I wear headphones less; it makes me more aware of my surroundings. It’s a mix of fear and wanting some peace of mind after what happened. I don’t let it stop me from living, but it’s made me a little more afraid," she said.
Jeanne Hengemuhle, superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, told Fox News Digital in Kraków that her agency, which includes 3,500 sworn members and 1,500 civilian staff, works closely with community leaders across the state to address hate-related concerns before they escalate into crises, emphasizing that early engagement, information-sharing and collaboration are key to preventing issues before they arise.
"We are law enforcement, but we are also part of the communities we serve, and we must recognize that role as the first line of defense," she said.
Hengemuhle said that, as human beings, there is a responsibility to do everything possible to combat hate, which requires understanding and educating one another, as well as drawing on different policing and professional backgrounds.
"This is my first year, and I am very humbled to have been invited to take part in the march and learn more. To me, it is about coming together and learning from what happened in the past so we do not allow it to happen again in the future," she said.
"The Holocaust did not happen overnight," she continued. "There were small, incremental changes that ultimately led to what took place. I think it is important that, by coming together and having these discussions, we ask whether we are seeing the kinds of early indicators that could lead us down a dangerous path — and how we intervene before it goes too far."
To this end, senior police officials and associations from Europe and North America signed a landmark memorandum of understanding (MOU) in Berlin earlier this month, formally launching a new transnational initiative titled "Not on Our Watch – The Democratic Policing Initiative."
The agreement brings together the German Police Union (GdP), the European Federation of Police Unions (EU.Pol), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), the National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA), the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA), the Small & Rural Law Enforcement Executives Association (SRLEEA) and the International Police Delegation, in collaboration with leading academic institutions.
The MOU formalizes a shared commitment among participating organizations to strengthen early threat detection and intelligence-sharing across borders, including establishing coordinated operational responses to emerging extremist threats, among other things.
Jim Skinner, sheriff of Collin County, Texas, and incoming vice president of the National Sheriffs’ Association, told Fox News Digital in Kraków that as a law enforcement leader, his responsibility is to serve everyone equally, noting that while there is significant partisanship and political division in the United States, law enforcement must serve and protect all communities equally.
"We all have an obligation to dig deep and make sure hate doesn’t happen on our watch, and to recognize that we have a fundamental responsibility to think critically about how to keep our communities safe," he said.
Skinner noted that North Texas is home to a large and vibrant Jewish community, which he said he is fortunate to serve. He added that he traveled to Israel shortly after the Oct. 7 attack with two other sheriffs and visited Kibbutz Be’eri, an experience he said he will never forget.
"I came away with important, practical lessons for my organization, but also with a deeper understanding of a world filled with hate. It reinforced for me that the authority entrusted to me by the people who elected me must be used wisely in how I approach my job each day — to ensure that something like that does not happen to the citizens where I live, and that if it ever did, we would have a proper and effective response," he said.
"I think about the march," he continued, "it honors Holocaust victims and serves as a reminder of the consequences of hate and the importance of standing against violence and intolerance. That’s the message I want everyone I have influence over to understand."
The Democrat-controlled Maryland State Senate passed an extreme sanctuary state and anti-ICE bill in the dead of night on Friday.
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In a bid to keep a massive U.S. Customs and Immigration Service (ICE) processing and detention facility from opening in the Alamo city, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is pleading with DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin to reconsider the agency’s plans. In a letter sent to Mullin last week, Ortiz Jones says, My community is not interested in hosting an ICE processing facility.”
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Residents of Seattle, Washington, are frustrated their Democratic Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson is focused on her battle with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) while repeat criminal offenders are terrorizing citizens.
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An 18-year-old illegal alien student at Fairfax County High School in Virginia has been convicted on nine counts of groping girls in the hallways.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have arrested illegal aliens convicted of murder, child sex crimes, and sexual abusers, among others, on the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump reopening the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) office to help Angel Families, Breitbart News has learned.
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Several Hollywood celebrities, including Jodie Foster, Ben Stiller, Spike Lee, and Edward Norton have joined the list of those calling for the "immediate closure" of the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas.
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Three people were killed, including a 10-month-old girl, after high winds toppled a tree in Germany during an Easter egg hunt on Sunday morning, according to authorities.
Around 50 people from a nearby residential facility for new mothers, pregnant women and children were attending the egg hunt in a wooded area near the town of Satrupholm at about 11 a.m. when a 100-foot tree fell on top of them, police said in a statement.
Four people became pinned under the tree, police said.
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First responders arrived at the scene and first began treating a 21-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl, but both died at the scene.
The woman's 10-month-old daughter also later died at the hospital.
An 18-year-old woman sustained serious injuries and was rushed to the hospital in a helicopter.
The residential facility is part of the state-funded child welfare system, supporting pregnant women and new mothers who need help, according to its website.
Grief counselors were sent to the scene after the fatal incident on Sunday.
Pictures from the scene showed several Easter eggs scattered on the ground as two of the victims were seen covered in white sheets.
The German weather service had put the area under a high winds warning.
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Officials from the Schleswig-Holstein region, where the facility is located, said they were "deeply shaken" by the Easter tragedy.
"Our thoughts are with the family members of the dead, with the injured, and with everyone who had to experience this terrible occurrence," regional Governor Daniel Günther, Interior Minister Magdalena Finke, and Youth and Families Minister Aminata Touré said in a joint statement to the dpa news agency.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
At least 33 bodies — including children and dismembered remains stuffed in sacks — were unearthed from a mass grave in western Kenya on Thursday, raising questions about whether the corpses were secretly moved from a hospital morgue.
Detectives exhumed the remains of 25 children and eight adults, as well as dismembered body parts packed in gunny sacks, from a mass grave at a church-owned cemetery in Kericho, authorities said.
"We were able to establish that these were bodies transferred from Nyamira District Hospital to a private cemetery in Kericho," Mohamed Amin, who leads the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, told reporters.
He said detectives are seeking to determine whether the bodies were legally disposed of after being removed from a morgue.
The Associated Press reported that Kenyan law allows hospitals and morgues to dispose of unclaimed bodies after 14 days with court authorization.
Government pathologists conducted autopsies Thursday to determine the cause of death, though the identities of the victims have not been released.
Authorities have arrested two people in connection with the case.
HUNDREDS OF MUTILATED BODIES FOUND IN SUSPECTED NIGERIAN ORGAN-HARVESTING RING
Local media reported the bodies were transported in a government vehicle by unidentified individuals and buried hastily, with some gravediggers later alerting police.
"We need authorities to conduct a thorough investigation," resident Brian Kibunja said.
Another resident, Samuel Moso, said authorities should "reveal if the government was involved or if a different group of people was behind the mass burial."
There have been three major mass-grave incidents in Kenya over the past three years.
Police in 2023 uncovered hundreds of bodies buried in a forest in Kenya’s coastal Kilifi region, exhuming mass graves tied to a religious leader accused of starving his followers to death.
In 2024, authorities recovered nine bodies from a dumpsite in Nairobi, the Eastern African nation's capital.
The latest discovery comes as concerns grow among some Kenyans over alleged abuses by police.
Missing Voices, a human rights group, said it documented 125 extrajudicial killings and six enforced disappearances in Kenya over the past year, compared to 104 reported killings the year before.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Bei den jüngsten Landtagswahlen gingen die zwei Parteien als Sieger hervor, die dort auch die letzten zehn Jahre regiert haben. Ein Zeichen der soliden wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Stabilität ist es aber keinesfalls: Wichtige Branchen des Bundeslandes, vor allem die Autoindustrie, verzeichnen deutliche Gewinneinbrüche, viele Arbeitsplätze sind in Gefahr. Mit Baden-Württemberg begann in Deutschland eine Serie von Landtagswahlen, die zugleich ein Stimmungstest für die Bundesregierung sein sollen. Eine neue Folge der O-Töne. Von Valeri Schiller.
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Tagesschau am 8. März 2026 (Stand: 20:15 Uhr)
„Hier das vorläufige Ergebnis: Die Grünen kommen auf 30,2 Prozent der Stimmen, gefolgt von der CDU mit 29,7. Dahinter die AfD mit 18,8 und die SPD mit 5,5 Prozent. FDP und Linke schaffen es nicht in den Landtag.“
(Quelle: tagesschau24, ab Minute 0:27)
Cem Özdemir (Bündnis ’90/Die Grünen), designierter Ministerpräsident von Baden-Württemberg, am 8. März 2026
„So oder so wird es ein Kapitel sein, das wir nicht alleine schreiben, sondern wir werden es schreiben mit einem Koalitionspartner. Darum sage ich hier: Egal, wie es nachher endgültig ausgeht, das wird und es muss eine Partnerschaft auf Augenhöhe sein. Eine, die das Landeswohl im Interesse hat, und darum will ich von hier aus auch ein Wort richten an die Mitbewerber und Mitbewerberinnen und den Partner, mit dem wir zehn Jahre das Land gut und erfolgreich zusammen regiert haben. Die letzten zehn Tage, so ist es im Wahlkampf manchmal, waren etwas zugespitzter, aber der Maßstab sollte sein die letzten zehn Jahre. Und die Erfolge, die wir eingefahren haben, das waren gemeinsame Erfolge, und der Koalitionspartner hat jeden Grund, auf diese Erfolge genauso stolz zu sein, wie wir es sind.“
(Quelle: phoenix, ab Minute 1:37:37)
Mario Voigt (CDU), Ministerpräsident von Thüringen, am 9. März 2026
„Cem Özdemir hat letztlich eine Politik gemacht und einen Wahlkampf, der im Prinzip eine Kopie der CDU-Politik gewesen ist. Wenn man das mal addiert – die Stimmen der Grünen und die Stimmen der CDU, dann hat die CDU eigentlich 60 Prozent in Baden-Württemberg geholt. (…)
Es gibt ein Patt im Parlament. Bei den Erststimmen liegt die CDU 400.000 Stimmen vor Ihnen [den Grünen; die Red.]. Das bedeutet, sie hat 56 von 70 Wahlreisen direkt gewonnen. Bei so einem Patt einen politischen Alleinstellungsanspruch zu formulieren, ignoriert schon den Wählerwillen.“
(Quelle: Hart aber fair, ab Minute 4:47 und ab Minute 7:32)
Markus Frohnmaier, AfD-Spitzenkandidat Baden-Württemberg, am 8. März 2026
„Am Ende vom Tag ist es egal, ob der Ministerpräsident Özdemir oder Hagel heißt. Unsere Bürger bekommen Politik, die grün ist. Und grüne Politik für Baden-Württemberg bedeutet Jobverlust, Arbeitsplatzverlust, Deindustrialisierung. Und das ist nicht gut für unsere Heimat. (…)
Es steht nicht gut um Baden-Württemberg und diejenigen, die eigentlich dafür verantwortlich sind, wurden heute Abend leider bestätigt. Aber ich glaube, die nächste Zeit wird eben zeigen, dass mit dieser Politik, wenn sich dann nicht etwas ganz massiv ändert, Baden-Württemberg ein neues Detroit wird. Wir wollen das nicht. Wir wollen auch Zukunft. (…)
Manuel Hagel hat immer noch die Chance, dafür zu kämpfen und zu arbeiten, dass hier in Baden-Württemberg eine konservativ-bürgerliche Politik gestaltet wird. Die AfD hat die Hand ausgestreckt.“
(Quelle: phoenix, ab Minute 1:53:09 und ab Minute 1:54:57 und ab Minute 1:55:44)
Andreas Stoch, SPD-Spitzenkandidat Baden-Württemberg, am 8. März 2026
„Zunächst ist es für uns als SPD wirklich ein niederschmetterndes Ergebnis. Das muss man ganz klar sagen. Ich hätte nie gedacht, dass ich mal ein einstelliges Wahlergebnis der SPD kommentieren muss. (…)
Wir haben nicht nur die sozialen Themen angesprochen, wir haben im Kern das Thema Wirtschaft, aber vor allem auch sichere Arbeitsplätze angesprochen. Das ist auch nach den Erhebungen, die wir kennen, ein ganz wichtiges Thema für viele Menschen. Aber das Problem ist, sie sind gar nicht in die Nähe der inhaltlichen Diskussion gekommen. Özdemir hat ja den Wahlkampf nicht gewonnen, weil er ein tolles Wirtschaftsprogramm hat. Es war nur an der Oberfläche, und was mir dabei immer wieder verloren ging, leider auch in der Rezeption durch die Medien, ist die Frage, was soll sich denn ändern, wenn genau die zwei Parteien, die die letzten zehn Jahre regiert haben, Grüne und CDU, jetzt einfach weiterregieren.“
(Quelle: phoenix, ab Minute 2:00:04 und ab Minute 2:01:06)
„Stuttgarter Zeitung“ & „Stuttgarter Nachrichten“ am 11. März 2026
„Für Porsche war das vergangene Jahr zum Vergessen. Die Milliardenkosten für die Verbrenner-Verlängerung haben den Gewinn des Sportwagenbauers 2025 größtenteils aufgezehrt. Das Ergebnis nach Steuern bricht im Vergleich zum Vorjahr um 91,4 Prozent auf 310 Millionen Euro ein, so der Konzern.“
(Quelle: Stuttgarter Zeitung & Stuttgarter Nachrichten, ab Minute 0:04)
„Welt“-Herausgeber Ulf Poschardt am 6. März 2026
„Cem Özdemir wie Winfried Kretschmann tun so, als hätten sie mit der Partei nichts zu tun. De facto haben wir nicht zuletzt in Berlin eine grüne Partei, die linksaußen angesiedelt ist, die mit Antisemiten koaliert, die wirtschaftspolitisch hier auch in Baden-Württemberg ganz viel Mist gebaut hat, die bildungspolitisch schlecht ist. Und dann haben die so ein Rollenverständnis, und es liegt auch daran, dass unsere Kollegen, die meisten Journalisten, lieben die Grünen so sehr, dass man diesen Quatsch den Leuten durchgehen lässt.“
(Quelle: WELT, ab Minute 3:22)
Hart aber fair am 9. März 2026
„2026 – ein Super-Wahljahr und der Stimmungstest für die Bundesregierung. Wahlen in gleich fünf Bundesländern. Nach dem Sieg von Cem Özdemir von den Grünen in Baden-Württemberg steht schon in zwei Wochen die Landtagswahl in Rheinland-Pfalz an. Nach 35 Jahren an der Macht könnte die SPD mit Ministerpräsident Alexander Schweitzer das Amt an Gordon Schnieder von der CDU verlieren. Umfragen sehen hier ein Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen. Anfang September folgt dann Sachsen-Anhalt. Hier hat Reiner Haseloff das Zepter an Sven Schulze übergeben in der Hoffnung, dass dieser in den verbleibenden Monaten ein wenig Amtsbonus für die Wahl bekommt. Denn die AfD liegt seit Langem in Umfragen um die 40 Prozent und damit weit vor der regierenden CDU. Am 20. September wählen dann Berlin und Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. In der Hauptstadt geht es um das Schicksal von CDU-Bürgermeister Kai Wegner. Und in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern drohen SPD-Ministerpräsidentin Manuela Schwesig laut Umfragen schwere Verluste. Die Regierungsbildung wird auch hier schwierig, denn die AfD liegt mit Abstand vorn und könnte das Regieren schwer machen.“
(Quelle: Hart aber fair, ab Minute 55:54)
Titelbild: Screenshots phoenix, ARD
„Ich mag verdammen, was du sagst, aber ich würde mein Leben dafür geben, dass du es sagen darfst.“
Mit diesem Credo ist das wöchentliche apolut-Format UNCUT im wesentlichen auf den Punkt gebracht.
Die apolut-Redaktion stellt einmal die Woche einem bekannten Influencer – diese Woche Stefan Magnet – eine Handvoll Fragen, die in der öffentlichen Debatte aktuell die Top-Themen markieren. Dann erhalten wir dazu völlig subjektive Antworten und stellen diese online. That’s it.
Im Anschluss setzten wir auf eine lebhafte Diskussion bei den Konsumenten des Formates, denn die von uns veröffentlichten Antworten entsprechen in der Regel nicht dem aktuellen Mainstream-Narrativ, noch geben sie vor, DIE Wahrheit zu sein.
Sie geben jede Woche die subjektive Meinung des Befragten zum besten. Und damit das Meinungsspektrum möglichst breit bleibt, wechseln jede Woche die Befragten.
Wir wünschen gute Unterhaltung und spannende Diskussionen an den Stammtischen und in den Foren!
The U.S. consulate in Toronto was struck by gunfire early Tuesday morning in what authorities are calling a "national security incident."
Deputy Chief Frank Barredo of the Toronto Police Service said two male suspects exited a white Honda CR-V around 4:30 a.m. and discharged firearms at the heavily fortified building before fleeing the scene.
Police said the CR-V was traveling westbound on Dundas Street West before turning southbound onto University Avenue, and stopping in front of the consulate.
Investigators recovered multiple shell casings and found damage to the building’s glass and door.
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Barredo said he believes there were people inside the building at the time of the shooting, though no injuries were reported.
Chris Leather, chief superintendent and officer in charge of criminal operations for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Ontario, told reporters the Integrated National Security Enforcement Team has been engaged and is working with Toronto police, federal partners and U.S. counterparts, including the FBI.
He said it is too early to determine a motive or whether the shooting will ultimately be classified as terrorism under Canada’s criminal code.
"There will be no tolerance for any form of intimidation, harassment, or harmful targeting of any communities or individuals in Canada," Leather added.
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Security has been increased at the U.S. and Israeli consulates in Toronto and in the Ottawa region as a precaution.
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Officials said there is no indication of an ongoing threat to public safety as the investigation continues.
A State Department official told Fox News Digital the agency is aware of the incident and is closely monitoring the situation in coordination with local law enforcement.
"The shooting that took place at the U.S. consulate early this morning is an absolutely unacceptable act of violence and intimidation aimed at our American friends and neighbors," said Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario.
"Everyone at all levels of government and across Canada needs to make clear that there is zero tolerance for this sort of intimidating and dangerous behaviour, and that we will do whatever it takes to prosecute and punish the people responsible to the fullest extent of the law," he wrote on X.
