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14 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Cuban Migrants Apprehended in Makeshift Boat Off Florida Coast
U.S. Coast Guard and Border Patrol agents intercepted a makeshift boat carrying 24 Cuban migrants near Key West, Florida. The migrants were taken into custody after being alerted by the Coast Guard.
Additionally, the Coast Guard rescued 37 more Cuban migrants from two groups near the Bahamas, providing them with food and water until assistance arrived.
Breitbart: Migration Enforcement: 60 Boston Workers Quit After IRS Flags False Tax Data
Nearly 60 employees from a Boston-area bakery chain resigned after the IRS identified discrepancies in their tax filings, often linked to the use of fake social security numbers by migrants. The company, Tatte, emphasized compliance with the law while offering support to those affected.
Tatte's decision to act on IRS "no-match" letters contrasts with many employers who typically ignore such notices. This shift may indicate a growing seriousness among businesses regarding immigration compliance, as seen in similar actions by other companies like the Tin Building in New York City.
#politics
Breitbart: Jair Bolsonaro's Son Says Brazil Is Trying to Stop Former President from Going to Trump Inauguration
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, accused Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes of obstructing his father's attempt to attend Donald Trump's inauguration. Jair Bolsonaro is currently banned from leaving Brazil due to accusations of plotting a coup after losing the 2022 election.
De Moraes requested additional documentation to verify the invitation to the inauguration, claiming the initial request lacked necessary evidence. Eduardo Bolsonaro criticized this as a bureaucratic hurdle aimed at preventing his father's attendance, asserting that the former president is not a flight risk.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Continued Fires, Oil Platform Stranded on Beach, Coming-of-Age Day in Japan
On January 13, 2025, President Joe Biden delivered his final foreign policy speech at the State Department. Various global events were captured, including activities at the Zaatari camp for Syrian refugees and the ongoing situation in Israel following the October 7 attacks by Hamas.
In other news, international leaders, including the British Prime Minister and South Korean and Japanese Foreign Ministers, engaged in discussions on various issues. Meanwhile, the situation in Peru regarding President Dina Boluarte's legal troubles continues to develop.
#economy
GB News: Drivers of certain popular vehicles could benefit from compensation payouts as massive UK trial begins
UK drivers may receive payouts related to a motoring scandal involving inflated vehicle shipping costs. A trial against shipping companies MOL and NYK has begun, with claims totaling around £100 million. The case affects over 17 million vehicles purchased between 2006 and 2015.
The shipping firms are accused of price-fixing and have already settled with three other companies for £38.75 million. Affected drivers could claim up to £60 per vehicle, with potential for higher compensation for multiple purchases.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Era of Fed Cuts Is Over
The Federal Reserve's predictions about the economy have consistently been overly pessimistic. Initially, they anticipated low growth and rising unemployment, but actual growth was nearly three times their projection, and unemployment remained low. Their recent decision to cut rates may have been premature given the stronger-than-expected economic data.
As the Fed reassesses its approach, it is likely that rate hikes could be on the horizon rather than further cuts. Investors are shifting their focus to potential increases in rates, especially if inflation remains stubbornly high. The bond market reflects this sentiment, indicating an end to the Fed's rate-cutting cycle.
#culture
Le Monde: The Arab World Institute cuts back on the redesign of its museum
The Arab World Institute in Paris, led by Jack Lang, aims to transform the museum into a premier venue for modern Arab art. Despite plans for expansion and a €6 million budget from the Ministry of Culture, financing remains uncertain, and the museum faces ongoing operational deficits.
The Cour des Comptes praised the museum's programming but highlighted issues with its financial stability and diplomatic clarity.