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11 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Indian American Doctor Who Kept Two Indians as Servants on Low Pay Loses Medical License, Sentenced to Jail
Dr. Harsha Sahni, an Indian American physician, has permanently lost her medical license after illegally harboring two Indian women as low-paid household servants. She pleaded guilty to federal charges, including conspiracy to conceal illegal aliens and filing a false tax return.
Sahni admitted to exploiting the women, forcing them to work long hours for minimal pay while misleading them about their legal status. She faces a 27-month prison sentence for her actions, which have been condemned as a violation of the medical profession's ethical standards.
Breitbart: Diverse Migrants Arrested for Teen Sex Trafficking in Nebraska
Six migrants were arrested in Omaha, Nebraska, for trafficking two teenage girls for prostitution. The suspects, including Eduardo Perdomo and Alfredo Zambrano-Hurtado, allegedly transported the girls from Denver and advertised them on a prostitution website.
Authorities discovered the trafficking operation through phone numbers linked to the ad. Charges against the suspects include sex trafficking of minors and possession of child pornography, with significant bail set for several of the accused.
#politics
Fox News: Jewish Americans sue Biden admin over 'unconstitutional, unprecedented' sanctions regime
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Biden administration, claiming it is unlawfully sanctioning American citizens in Israel and the West Bank through Executive Order 14115. The plaintiffs argue these sanctions target Jewish individuals, violating their constitutional rights.
The lawsuit asserts that the sanctions have severely impacted the plaintiffs' financial stability and reputations, alleging the government's actions are politically motivated and based on biased reports. The plaintiffs seek to challenge the legality of these sanctions and restore their rights.
#society
Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: Newsom Launches Investigation Into Crucial Water Shortages As Death Toll Reaches 11
California Governor Gavin Newsom has initiated an investigation into water shortages that coincided with recent wildfires in Los Angeles County, which have resulted in at least 11 fatalities. The investigation will focus on the causes of lost water supply and pressure in municipal systems during the crisis.
As the fires continue to devastate the region, President Biden has approved a Major Disaster Declaration, enabling federal assistance for those affected. Evacuations are ongoing, and officials are working to manage the situation, which has seen significant destruction of property and infrastructure.
Fox News: LA Mayor Karen Bass rejects assistance from FDNY; Newsom accepts help from Mexico crews
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declined an offer from the New York Fire Department to assist with wildfires devastating the area, which have destroyed over 10,000 structures. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing additional firefighters as California faces a crisis.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that Mexico is sending crews to help combat the fires. The situation remains dire, with five fatalities reported and thousands of homes at risk.
Fox News: California wildfires: Single mom who lost everything in Eaton Fire hails Altadena’s ‘tenacity’ and ‘spirit’
Brenda King, a single mother from Altadena, California, lost her home and possessions in the recent Eaton Fire but remains hopeful about her community's resilience. She describes Altadena as a special place filled with love and care, emphasizing that despite the devastation, the spirit of the community endures.
King managed to evacuate her son and pets but lost nearly everything else. She expressed sorrow for the lives lost and highlighted the community's efforts to support each other during the crisis. A GoFundMe has been established to assist her in rebuilding.
Breitbart: Canadian Islamic Group Resumes Annual Conference Demanding Caliphate and Sharia Law
Hizb ut Tahrir Canada is set to resume its Khilafah Conference in 2025, despite controversy surrounding its extremist views and calls for a global caliphate under sharia law. The group has been criticized for supporting violence against Israel and promoting antisemitic rhetoric.
Canadian Jewish organizations are urging the government to take action against the conference, citing concerns over public safety and radicalization. Authorities in Hamilton are monitoring the situation, with local leaders expressing their disapproval of the group's activities.
#crime
Fox News: Suspected MS-13 gang member nabbed in Texas, charged in El Salvador murder
Texas police arrested Luis Manuel Hernandez Bonilla, a suspected MS-13 gang member wanted for murder in El Salvador, during a traffic stop for defective brake lamps. He is now in ICE custody in Kentucky.
The arrest highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to ensure community safety through routine traffic enforcement.
#science
GB News: Nasa reveals new plan to bring soil samples from Mars back to Earth
NASA has announced a revised plan to return samples from Mars, aiming to reduce costs from $11 billion to around $7 billion. Two options are being considered: using a "sky crane" landing method or partnering with commercial space companies to develop a new lander.
Samples could arrive on Earth by 2035, earlier than the previous 2040 estimate. The mission is crucial for understanding Mars' geological history and potential past life. A decision on the chosen approach will be made in 2026, amid competition from China's Mars sample retrieval plans.