ICE arrests under President Trump continue in migrant ‘sanctuary’ cities

President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration continues with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials making several criminal arrests over the last week in left-leaning “sanctuary” cities, including Philadelphia, Boston, Denver and Washington, D.C. ICE agents conducted a worksite enforcement operation at a car wash in Philadelphia that led to the arrest of seven…

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Threads now lets you share your custom feeds

Threads will now let you share the custom feeds you’ve created, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Tuesday. This means other users can pin your custom feed to their homepage, giving them access to the same stream of curated content. Threads first rolled out custom feeds in November, which you can use to track your…

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AppleCare Plus is getting more expensive

Apple raised the cost of its monthly AppleCare subscription prices for iPhones by 50 cents, MacRumors reports. The 50 cent price hike applies to both standard AppleCare Plus and AppleCare Plus with Theft and Loss monthly plans for Apple’s current iPhone lineup. So, for example, the standard AppleCare Plus for the iPhone 16 will cost…

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Ohio governor orders government employees to return to office, following Trump’s lead

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order Tuesday directing state employees to return to offices by Monday, March 17. DeWine’s executive order requires state employees to stop routinely working from home and return to work in their designated offices, with few exceptions.  “State agencies, boards, and commissions under the authority of the Governor (collectively…

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Trump reinstates ‘maximum pressure’ campaign against Iran

President Donald Trump unveiled an executive order reinstating a “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran on Tuesday, coinciding with a visit from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House.  Trump voiced that he was “torn” on signing the order and admitted he was “unhappy to do it,” noting that that the executive order was…

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