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#illegals
The Western Journal: Would-Be Arsonist Caught by Citizens Is Illegal Immigrant: ICE to Reporter
A suspected would-be arsonist, Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested near the Kenneth Fire in Los Angeles. He was detained by residents with a blowtorch but is only charged with probation violation, not arson, raising concerns over California's sanctuary laws.
Despite the ongoing investigation into the wildfires, critics argue that allowing illegal immigrants to remain in the state poses a threat to public safety. The situation highlights broader frustrations regarding immigration policies and their impact on communities.
#politics
Breitbart: Macron Falls to Lowest Popularity Since 2018 Yellow Vest Protests
French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity has dropped to 21%, the lowest since the Yellow Vest protests in 2018. Prime Minister François Bayrou also faces low support at 20%. Macron's administration is challenged by a debt crisis and political instability, complicating legislative efforts.
Marine Le Pen leads potential successors with 34% support, followed closely by Jordan Bardella at 33%. Despite her popularity, Le Pen faces hurdles, including a trial over alleged EU fund misuse that could hinder her political ambitions.
#society
Forbes: Apple Urges Shareholders To Reject Anti-DEI Policy
Apple's board is urging shareholders to reject a proposal aimed at abandoning its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) commitments, amidst a growing trend of companies distancing themselves from such policies. The proposal, raised by a conservative think tank, cites recent legal changes regarding affirmative action as a basis for its call to eliminate DEI initiatives.
Apple argues that its DEI programs do not discriminate and are compliant with legal standards. The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining its diversity efforts despite a wave of companies, including Meta and Walmart, that have opted to roll back or eliminate similar programs. Shareholders will vote on the proposal on February 25.
Forbes: The Entire Justin Baldoni Vs. Blake Lively Feud Explained: Former Publicist Reportedly Subpoenaing Tech Companies
Stephanie Jones, Justin Baldoni's ex-publicist, is issuing subpoenas to tech companies like WhatsApp and Signal to uncover the identities behind anonymous smear campaigns involving Baldoni and Blake Lively. Both actors have accused each other of orchestrating campaigns to damage their reputations.
Baldoni faces multiple lawsuits, including a $250 million libel suit against The New York Times, while Lively alleges sexual harassment and retaliation. The situation has drawn attention from other celebrities, with some supporting Lively and others backing Baldoni.
The Telegraph: The four videos that reveal Ricki Lake’s 7-hour fight to save her LA home from wildfires
Ricki Lake documented her efforts to save her Malibu home from approaching fires, spending seven hours trying to protect the property. Ultimately, she had to surrender her home to the flames as the Pacific Palisades fire intensified.
The situation highlights the ongoing threat of wildfires in California.
Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: Death Toll Hits 24 As ‘Dangerous’ Winds Loom—Cleanup May Take Over 6 Months
At least 24 people have died and 16 are missing due to wildfires in Southern California, with thousands of structures destroyed. Firefighters are battling multiple blazes, including the Palisades Fire, which has expanded significantly. Cleanup is expected to take over six months.
FEMA will cover debris removal costs for six months, while local schools remain closed due to air quality concerns. Strong winds are forecasted, raising fears of further flare-ups, and authorities are preparing for the return of evacuated residents post-storm.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Final Pipeline Bringing Russian Gas Into Europe Attacked, Claims Kremlin
Russia claims that nine Ukrainian drones attempted to attack the Turkstream gas pipeline, aiming to disrupt gas supplies to Europe. The Kremlin asserts that all drones were shot down, causing minor damage but no interruption to gas delivery. Ukraine has not confirmed the incident.
The attack follows the shutdown of the last pipeline delivering Russian gas through Ukraine, leaving Turkstream as the only operational route. While European nations have largely reduced their reliance on Russian energy, some, like Slovakia, continue to import it, leading to criticism from Ukraine for perceived betrayal during the ongoing conflict.
Le Monde: Macron's top diplomatic adviser tenders resignation
Emmanuel Bonne, chief diplomatic adviser to President Macron, has expressed his desire to resign, citing frustration over not being included in a confidential memo before a recent trip to London. This incident has raised questions about his future in the role, which he has held since May 2019.
The Elysée stated that Bonne has the president's confidence and can leave when he wishes. His potential departure follows a growing influence of General Fabien Mandon, who has been seen as a rival. Colleagues speculate he may return after the current tensions subside.
#health
Fox News: HHS head blames 'instantaneous' disinformation for low trust: 'Can't go toe-to-toe with social media'
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra attributed declining trust in public health officials to the prevalence of misinformation online, particularly regarding vaccines. He defended the Biden administration's pandemic response, stating they acted on the best available information and expressed concern about regaining public trust.
Becerra acknowledged the challenge posed by social media influencers compared to traditional health messaging. Meanwhile, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed tensions with the Biden administration over censorship during the pandemic, indicating that they pressured his company to remove content critical of vaccines.
#crime
GB News: Teenager, 18, dies after car plunges into sewage treatment pit - two others injured
An 18-year-old male has died after a car accident at Wheldale Sewage Works in Castleford, West Yorkshire. His body was found near a submerged Volkswagen Golf, and two survivors, aged 21, were arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Emergency services responded early Sunday morning, rescuing the two occupants from the vehicle. The police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses or footage related to the car's movements prior to the crash.
#technology
Breitbart: Jeff Bezos’ Space Company Cancels Debut Rocket Launch Minutes Before Liftoff
Blue Origin canceled the inaugural launch of its New Glenn rocket due to technical issues encountered shortly before liftoff. The 320-foot rocket, designed for heavy-lift missions, was set to launch from Cape Canaveral but faced delays from rough seas and the last-minute rocket problem.
The company has not announced a new launch date as it works to resolve the issues. New Glenn is named after astronaut John Glenn and is significantly larger than Blue Origin's previous rocket, New Shepard.