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Interstellar Signal Linked To Aliens Was Actually Just A Truck a.k.a. Always Trust The Experts (Johns Hopkins University) — Sound waves thought to be from a 2014 meteor fireball north of Papua New Guinea were almost certainly vibrations from a truck rumbling along a nearby road, new Johns Hopkins University–led research shows. The findings raise doubts that materials pulled last year from the ocean are alien materials from that meteor, as was widely reported. “The signal changed directions over time, exactly matching a road that runs past the seismometer,” said Benjamin Fernando, a planetary seismologist at Johns Hopkins who led the research. “It’s really difficult to take a signal and confirm it is not from something. But what we can do is show that there are lots of signals like this, and show they have all the characteristics we’d expect from a truck and none of the characteristics we'd expect from a meteor.” After a meteor entered Earth’s atmosphere over the Western Pacific in January 2014, the event was linked to ground vibrations recorded at a seismic station in Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island. In 2023, materials at the bottom of the ocean near where the meteor fragments were thought to have fallen were identified as of “extraterrestrial technological” (alien) origin. See full story	Jewish Activists Blast 'squad' Dem For 'appalling' Defense Of Farrakhan Mural: 'Lack Of Fitness To Lead' (Fox News) — Democratic Congressman Jamaal Bowman recently argued that a mural of Minister Louis Farrakhan should remain in a New York City suburb, prompting outrage from Jewish activists. The "Squad" Democrat from New York recently sparked controversy over comments he made regarding a Black Lives Matter mural that featured Black figures, including Farrakhan, who has infamously made disparaging comments about Jews, including calling them the "the synagogue of Satan" and "termites." "Regarding the minister, you know, he said many things that I fully disagree with, you know, period," Bowman said during an interview last year according to a New York Daily News report about the mural in Westchester County. "But he is a part of Black history, you know? That’s a fact. And if the Greenburgh community? – particularly that section of Greenburgh?, you know – supports the mural, then the mural? should be there as is.?" Bowman’s position sparked strong pushback from Jewish advocates. See full story
Rudy Giuliani May Be Forced To Sell His Homes To Pay $148 Million Election Case Judgment (Epoch Times) — Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani may be forced to sell his homes in New York and Florida to raise cash for a massive defamation judgment against him as he works his way through bankruptcy proceedings, according to court statements by attorneys. Mr. Giuliani filed for bankruptcy protection in December 2023, a day after being ordered to pay $148 million to two former Georgia election workers who sued him for defamation while he was a lawyer for former President Donald Trump. Mr. Giuliani listed liabilities of $100 million to $500 million and assets of as much as $10 million, according to a bankruptcy form that was filed on Dec. 21 at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Attorneys said during a March 13 status conference at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York that several of Mr. Giulani’s properties may be put up for sale to raise cash to pay off his nearly $153 million debt, the bulk of which is the $148 million defamation judgment, according to Bloomberg Law. See full story	5-time California DUI Driver Charged With Murder Following Hit-And-Run, Prosecutors Say (Fox News) — A California man who has five prior DUI convictions is now facing a murder charge after allegedly hitting and killing a pedestrian this week while driving under the influence of alcohol. Jonathan Lopez, 31, was seen "drinking alcohol and flipping officers off" after leading law enforcement on a short pursuit Tuesday following the fatal incident in Orange, California, in the Los Angeles area, according to the Orange County District Attorney’s Office. "An innocent man is dead because someone without a license who has been prohibited from driving because of his extensive DUI history decided to ignore every warning he was ever given that drinking and driving can be deadly and get behind the wheel while intoxicated," Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a statement. "It is clear this individual has absolutely no regard for human life and no respect for the rule of law." "Not even jail time could prevent him from putting his own selfish actions over the lives of everyone else on the road that day," Spitzer added. See full story
Mass. – Bomb Squad Sweeps Charles River After Discovery Of 2 Explosives (Fox News) — Bomb squad members swept the Charles River under Kendrick Street Bridge in Needham, Massachusetts, after a pair of explosives were pulled from the water in recent days, officials said. The joint effort involving Needham police officers and firefighters, as well as the Massachusetts State Police marine unit, bomb squad, dive team and environmental police that took place on Monday came up empty-handed. "We are happy to report that other than a few miscellaneous items, no other ordnances were located in the vicinity of the Kendrick Street Bridge," Needham police said on its Facebook page. Investigators are working to determine how the ordnances ended up in the river. See full story	President Biden's Mysterious New Shoes Provide 'Maximum Stability' (Fox News) — President Biden's newest shoes have opened up renewed debate about his health and physical condition, with some speculating they were designed to prevent the president from falling. "Biden's handlers are forcing him to wear a new pair of 'lifestyle sneakers' because he trips so much," read a tweet from RNC Research Saturday, referring to Biden's new shoes. Observers have likened the shoes to "boat anchors" and "piers," but the "Inside Edition" report attached to the tweet revealed that the president's new shoes are actually "lifestyle sneakers" that are made by the shoe brand Hoka. The "Inside Edition" report notes that the shoes are "designed for maximum comfort and support while walking or hiking." See full story
Gene Wilder's Widow Recalls Actor's Final Words In New Documentary (Fox News) — Karen Boyer, Gene Wilder's widow, remembered the last words her late husband said before his death in August 2016. A new "Remembering Gene Wilder" documentary focused on the actor's diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease and into his final days. In the film, Boyer recalled listening to Ella Fitzgerald's legendary hit, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," with Gene before he spoke for the last time. "The music was playing in the background – Ella Fitzgerald was singing 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow,' and I was lying next to him, and he sat up in bed, and he said, 'I trust you,'" she said, per People magazine. "And then he said, 'I love you.' That's the last thing he said." See full story	'Shocking' California Bill To Protect Violent Illegal Immigrants From Deportation Draws Fierce Backlash (Fox News) — One California assemblywoman is speaking out against a bill that would protect illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes from deportation, calling the possible legislation "shocking." California Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the bill, which is currently shelved, and why she considered the text "mind" blowing. "I have to tell you honestly, our California voters and people across the nation deserve transparency," Sanchez told Brian Kilmeade on Tuesday. "They deserve… to know their hardworking taxpayer dollars are going, especially times that just now, are going to things that we want to reward in California, not to expand a program that would have allowed convicted illegal immigrants to stay here. "It blows my mind," she continued. "Honestly, it was one of those bills that you have to read two to three times, and it was shocking all the way through." See full story