A fresh turbulence developed in the current strained bond between President Donald Trump and former president Joe Biden.

Washington observers gawked at the new development shaking the enduring political gap between Trump and Biden which has appeared frequently in American media throughout years.

Nationwide questions have emerged because officials report violations in classified intelligence handling along with political intimidation and ongoing political conflicts.

The initial whispers about policy shifts have escalated into a major political conflict which generates discussions regarding previous practices and trust as well as national safety.

The current challenge between past and present leadership stands as an uncommon violation against the common presidential standards.

The Trump administration conducted the memorandum release on March 21, 2025 which directed federal departments to implement specified operations against important political figures.

Widespread notification about the memo’s release was absent from public press conferences because it spread only on authorized government channels.

The list in this memorandum contained political names which equated to American national leaders and representatives who conducted foreign policies and won challenging legal battles.

Under this directive the officials list contains current Vice President Kamala Harris alongside former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and current Secretary Antony Blinken while National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan also appears.

The memo includes several opposition political figures who opposed Donald Trump earlier in his administration including Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger along with other officials involved in impeachment hearings.

People who understand national security conventions know former presidents along with their top administrative members usually obtain access to intelligence briefings.

The purpose of these briefings exists to enable continuous support through vital intelligence received during worldwide emergencies as well as leadership swaps.

This privilege of access remains nonbinding yet until now it has maintained through combined friendly diplomatic conduct.

Trump has clarified that he will not provide courtesy to any persons whose trustworthiness he doubts.

In the memo, Trump wrote, “I have determined that it is no longer in the national interest for the following individuals to access classified information.”

The memo from Trump directed executive agencies to quickly remove both facility access and clearance rights from every affected person.

People both in public government positions and those working through private contractor and institutional access also lose privileges.

The memo required notification to all entities which granted access authorization to any of the listed persons about the clearance revocation.

The presidential order strips away classified briefing admission rights from the affected individuals even though it used to symbolize presidential trust.

Such comprehensive access removal from a former president and its related associates has never occurred during any previous presidential term.

In the final section of the memo President Joe Biden is explicitly named along with all members of his family.

The action by Trump deprives Biden from seeing any classified intelligence while noting the historical tradition of preserving presidential privileges.

Trump justified the decision by pointing to Biden’s “poor memory” and citing the 2021 incident when Biden blocked Trump from briefings for similar reasons.

Trump wrote in his announcement that Biden cannot be trusted with secret materials.

The presidential right to view classified intelligence has officially been removed from Joe Biden by Donald Trump without any form of apology.

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March 22, 2025

Former American Pie Star Shares Chilling ICE Detention Experience

A Canadian woman who once graced TV screens as an actress is now speaking out about a terrifying real-life experience that she says felt like being “kidnapped” — not by criminals, but by U.S. immigration officials.

The actor Jasmine Mooney who played a role in American Pie Presents: The Book of Love spent twelve days detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) upon what she supposed would be ordinary border travel.

Mooney experienced a 12-day detention nightmare after her initial border crossing attempt from Mexico into the U.S. which began as a simple immigration process. Today she works as a business consultant in California.

Mooney entered the United States under a NAFTA professional visa and she previously made border crossings between Canada and the U.S. without difficulty.

Mooney returned to Canada following her visa revocation that occurred because the officers misunderstood her application location at San Diego border where her attorney maintained an office.

A fresh job possibility caused her to seek another visa application before making another border attempt despite believing she complied with all requirements.

But when she returned to the immigration office at San Diego, she encountered what she described as “confused opinions” about her case.

After Mooney agreed with the officer at the airport about consulate application an unexpected scenario developed.

“I was told, ‘You didn’t do anything wrong. Mooney vividly remembered hearing these words from the officer in her Guardian essay as he informed her she was innocent and not facing criminal charges.

The comfort she felt from being told she was not considered a criminal turned into an immediate rioting incident that consisted of pat-down procedures and forced divestiture of personal items.

Mooney received no clarifications and no legal assistance before ICE placed her in a detention facility where she remained in small dirty cells lit by bright fluorescent lights with five detained women.

She spent two days confined to that cell without phone access and got brief breaks only for eating her meals.

The officials presented her with a collection of documents that required her to seek consulate re-entry permission for which she showed no resistance.

Mooney was so exhausted that she signed the documents as she agreed to pay for her own flight but thought all the misery would end at that point.

But instead, she was transferred to a more severe facility, processed into what she described as “real jail,” and bounced through different centers for days.

The psychological experiment of being isolated from reality hit her when she realized her family worked frantically to secure her release.

“From the moment I arrived, I begged every officer I saw to let me pay for my own ticket home,” she said.

Mooney obtained freedom when friends and family members along with attorneys and politicians intervened to obtain her release before returning her to San Diego to be with her relatives.

In her opinion the detention was surreal but she acknowledged her fortunate situation that provided her with legal and media support.

Then, she made a chilling observation: “Imagine what this system is like for every other person in there.”

The system of ICE detention operates as a profit-based operation rather than being limited to a bureaucratic problem according to her discovery.

“These facilities are privately owned and run for profit,” she said. “It’s a business. This is not just my story. The situation affects a massive group numbering in the thousands.

The ICE representative verified Mooney’s detention because she lacks proper documentation while under directives from former President Donald Trump’s administration.

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March 22, 2025

‘Mukbang’ TikTok Star D!es at 24 After Battling Severe Health Issues

During this modern day of rapid social media fame content creators developed extreme online entertainment methods to maintain continuous audience engagement.

One such trend that exploded in popularity over the past few years is “mukbang” — a genre of content where creators film themselves consuming massive quantities of food, often in a single sitting.

Mukbang entered the world from South Korea during the 2010s before launching its successful global expansion as a new content category for food-centered influencers.

The audience of mukbang content feels entertained while experiencing comfort and investigational curiosity by watching creators consume large amounts of food.

As viewership increases there emerge new health-related worries about the detrimental effects these videos have on content creator wellness.

Mukbangers who developed their careers through food consumption feel obliged to exceed their previous video content.

Today more people evaluate the permanent effects of achieving online fame while authorities study its effects on well-being.

China has already banned extreme food-eating content altogether, calling it a “distressing” waste of food, following concerns about both ethics and health.

Researchers from the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction concluded in 2021 that habitual mukbang viewers displayed symptoms of eating disorder problems.

Research revealed that South Korean students who watched mukbang videos frequently developed increased odds of eating excessive junk foods according to their own reports.

Ashifa ASMR started including safety warnings in her content during 2023.

The creator verifies that she creates her mukbang videos across different filming sessions as a safety precaution for her health.

Mukbang giant Nikocado Avocado whose real name is Nicholas Perry admitted to revealing the serious health complications resulting from his mukbang content creation.

Through his multiple videos he discusses the health complications he faces from his former overeating including mobility problems and sleep disorders and digestive issues.

The mukbanger disclosed that his weight reduction surpassed 110 kilograms and he underwent skin removal surgery after finishing his active mukbang streaming period.

Not all influencers succeeded in regaining themselves despite the passing time.

Chinese mukbang influencer Pan Xiaoting lost her life when she participated in an online eating challenge broadcast live in July 2024 because she tried to eat 10 kilograms of food.

The scary event of her stomach exploding during the stream exposed the extent people were willing to go to achieve online popularity.

The Filipino creator Dongz Apatan d!ed last June from a stroke that appeared soon after he participated in a fried chicken eating challenge.

His sister confirmed he did not finish everything shown on his videos which exposes potential entertainment pressure against him.

Mukbangers across all communities experienced a new shock following reports that one of their number d!ed as a 24-year-old young adult from Turkey.

The Turkish TikTok creator Efecan Kultur succeeded in drawing more than 150,000 followers to his video content where he displayed lavish Turkish cuisine to his online viewers.

The December period led to quick health deterioration because of obesity complications which caused him to experience standing issues and breathing problems and unexplained skin discolorations.

His medical hospitalization led to being confined to the bed while hospital staff needed to place him on a breathing device during his illness progression.

The news outlet Turkiye Today reported that Efecan Kultur d!ed on March 7 following recent deaths that rose from the dangerous mukbang trend.

His passing has brought renewed attention to regulating excessive food challenges on the internet as viewers mourn the talented star whose life ended tragically.