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JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Three illegal Guatemala migrants sentenced to 25 years in prison for kidnap, killing of NY man

The three migrants, identified as Gustavo Hernandez, Walter Ramirez Jeronimo and Wilson Ramirez Jeronimo, pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter for the 2024 death of Juan Carlos Diaz Jeronimo, who is not related to the defendants.

AXIOS (Rebecca Falconer) - From pet clothing to plastic socks: Inside Trump airport trademark applications

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Monday to rename Palm Beach International Airport after President Trump — as his family business seeks to trademark the use of his name on airports, a move legal experts called unprecedented. Why it matters: The Trump family business has said it "will not receive any royalty, licensing fee or financial consideration whatsoever from the proposed airport renaming." But trademark lawyers say the filings could still give it control over how the Trump name is used. Driving the news: DTTM, the company acting on behalf of the president and his family, filed three "unprecedented" airport-related intent-to-use applications to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, trademark attorney Josh Gerben first…

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Monday to rename Palm Beach International Airport after President Trump — as his family business seeks to trademark the use of his name on airports, a move legal experts called unprecedented. Why it matters: The Trump family business has said it "will not receive any royalty, licensing fee or financial consideration whatsoever from the proposed airport renaming." But trademark lawyers say the filings could still give it control over how the Trump name is used. Driving the news: DTTM, the company acting on behalf of the president and his family, filed three "unprecedented" airport-related intent-to-use applications to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, trademark attorney Josh Gerben first…Open

AXIOS (Rebecca Falconer) - Pope vs. Trump: Pontiff takes aim at U.S. policies

Pope Leo XIV is emerging as a cautious voice of moral opposition to President Trump's policies, challenging the president's approach to world affairs without calling him out by name. Why it matters: The first U.S.-born pontiff is in a "unique position" and standing as an international figure because of the nature of the office, papal scholars tell Axios. The big picture: Leo has become outspoken about immigration and conflicts, and increasingly vocal in opposing the Iran war. - As the war enters a second month, he used his Palm Sunday address to note that Jesus rejects "those who wage war." - That was in stark contrast to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments at a Pentagon prayer service last week, during which he prayed for…

Pope Leo XIV is emerging as a cautious voice of moral opposition to President Trump's policies, challenging the president's approach to world affairs without calling him out by name. Why it matters: The first U.S.-born pontiff is in a "unique position" and standing as an international figure because of the nature of the office, papal scholars tell Axios. The big picture: Leo has become outspoken about immigration and conflicts, and increasingly vocal in opposing the Iran war. - As the war enters a second month, he used his Palm Sunday address to note that Jesus rejects "those who wage war." - That was in stark contrast to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments at a Pentagon prayer service last week, during which he prayed for…Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - 'Sickening': Rep. James Comer on alleged hospice fraud in California

Rep. James Comer on alleged hospice fraud in the Golden State: "Everyone uses hospice in their deepest, darkest time of need. And to find out that billions of dollars of fraud has occurred in hospice in California is sickening to any taxpayer."

JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - You Vote: In CPAC straw poll for GOP nominee in '28, Vance beat Rubio by 18 points. What say you?

CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference held its annual event in Dallas this year, and held its straw poll for the attendees preference for the GOP nominee for president in 2028

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Trump admin says it is lifting holds on reviewing asylum applications from non high-risk countries

The lift does not impact asylum seekers from 39 countries the Trump administration determined lacked adequate screening measures and under Trump's travel ban, who make up the bulk of the 1.5 million applicants.