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#illegals
Human Events: Sweden’s crackdown on immigration leads to 40-year low in asylum seekers
Sweden has seen a dramatic decline in asylum grants, with only 6,250 permits issued in 2024, the lowest in 40 years, following a decade-long immigration crackdown. This drop follows a peak in 2015 when 163,000 migrants were granted asylum amid the European migrant crisis.
The right-wing government, supported by the Sweden Democrats, has implemented stricter immigration policies, including temporary residence permits and higher income requirements for work visas. Migration Minister Johan Forssell emphasized a shift in policy aimed at reducing asylum seekers, stating that many do not qualify as refugees and must return home.
CNSNews: Scalise Signals ‘Very First Bill that President Donald Trump Gets to Sign’
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced that bills previously blocked by Senator Chuck Schumer will now be voted on, thanks to the Republican majority. Among them is the Laken Riley Act, aimed at detaining illegal aliens who commit theft-related crimes, which passed the House with bipartisan support.
Another bill, the Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act, seeks to deport aliens convicted of sex offenses or domestic violence. Scalise expressed confidence that these bills will reach President Trump's desk for signing, signaling a shift in legislative priorities.
#politics
The Western Journal: Planned Parenthood Formally Accused of Breaking Federal Law to Help Kamala Harris
A pro-life group, 40 Days for Life, has filed a complaint with the IRS accusing Planned Parenthood of violating federal tax-exempt rules by supporting Vice President Kamala Harris during her presidential campaign. They allege that Planned Parenthood engaged in prohibited political activities, including promoting campaign events for Democrats.
The group claims that these actions threaten Planned Parenthood's nonprofit status and are rallying for an investigation by the Trump administration. This follows a previous complaint regarding Planned Parenthood's mobile clinic being present at the Democratic National Convention, which the group argues constituted a political endorsement.
Fox News: DOJ racing the clock to enshrine 'woke' policing rules, lawyer says, as judge hears Breonna Taylor reform case
A Kentucky judge has declined to sign a police reform consent decree proposed by the Justice Department and Louisville, citing concerns over the decree's implications for future administrations. The 240-page plan stems from the 2020 police shooting of Breonna Taylor and includes allegations of racial bias in policing.
The judge's hesitation reflects a broader legal strategy by the Biden administration to implement progressive policing policies before the transition to a new administration. The court has allowed for additional documentation to be submitted, but time is running short as Inauguration Day approaches.
GB News: Elon Musk tipped to 'acquire US operations of TikTok from China' amid threat of ban
Chinese officials are considering Elon Musk as a potential buyer for TikTok's US operations amid concerns over a possible ban. Preliminary discussions are part of Beijing's contingency planning as they prepare for negotiations with the incoming Trump administration.
While officials prefer TikTok to remain under ByteDance, they are exploring alternatives, including a merger with Musk's X platform, which could enhance its advertising appeal. The potential sale would require Chinese government approval and face complex legal challenges.
Breitbart: J6 Panel Chair Bennie Thompson 'Would Accept' a Preemptive Pardon
Bennie Thompson, chair of the January 6 Committee, indicated he would accept a preemptive pardon from President Biden, which some interpret as an admission of guilt. He believes that Trump may seek retribution against committee members, including himself and others like Liz Cheney and Nancy Pelosi.
Discussions about potential pardons for committee members have been taking place privately, with Biden considering such actions for high-profile Trump critics. Thompson expressed interest in the findings of former Special Counsel Jack Smith regarding Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election.
Forbes: Trump Inauguration: Here’s What To Know About Guest List, Schedule, Performers And More
President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration events will begin Saturday at his Virginia golf club and culminate in the swearing-in ceremony on Monday. The celebrations include a guest list featuring billionaires and three former presidents, though the event is smaller than previous inaugurations.
Key events include a wreath-laying ceremony, a victory rally, and multiple inaugural balls. Notably, Michelle Obama will not attend, while Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are expected to participate. Foreign leaders are also invited, with some confirming attendance, marking a rare occurrence in recent U.S. inaugurations.
#society
Breitbart: REPORT: Eagles Ban Fan Who Verbally Abused Packers Fan During Wild-Card Game
An Eagles fan was caught on video verbally attacking a female Packers fan during a recent NFC Wild-Card game, prompting outrage from the public and the Eagles organization. The team has banned the abusive fan, identified as Ryan Caldwell, from their stadium and plans to gift the woman Packers gear.
Caldwell, who works for a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consulting firm, is under investigation by his employer, BCT Partners. The company condemned his behavior, stating it contradicts their values and expressing their commitment to fostering a respectful culture.
Breitbart: Jemele Hill Lashes Out at Kardashians for Knocking LA Mayor Karen Bass Response to Wildfires
Jemele Hill criticized Khloé Kardashian for her remarks about Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass amid the wildfires affecting the city. Hill suggested that Kardashian's privileged status makes her comments inappropriate, especially given the ongoing crisis and the blame game surrounding resource shortages.
Hill further pointed out the Kardashians' excessive water usage as a contributing factor to the situation, urging viewers to investigate the family's impact on local resources. She emphasized the need for a more nuanced understanding of the fires rather than scapegoating individuals.
Fox News: Dozens of survivors and dead pulled from abandoned South African mine as hundreds remain underground
Rescue operations at an abandoned gold mine in South Africa have uncovered at least 60 bodies and 92 survivors, with hundreds more believed trapped underground. Authorities had previously cut off supplies to miners in an effort to force them out, leading to criticism from civic groups.
The situation highlights the dangers of illegal mining in the region, where many miners are foreign nationals. Activists argue that a proper rescue should have been initiated earlier, as many miners are suffering from starvation and dehydration. Survivors face arrest upon emerging, complicating their escape.
Fox News: Brooke Shields says Tom Cruise apologized for postpartum depression rant, attacked her ‘because he could’
Brooke Shields reveals in her memoir that Tom Cruise eventually apologized for his 2005 comments criticizing her treatment for postpartum depression. Shields felt his remarks were a "disservice to mothers everywhere" and highlighted the importance of understanding mental health issues.
She expressed that Cruise's lack of knowledge about postpartum depression was evident in his statements, which suggested alternative treatments over medication. Although his apology was not public, Shields accepted it, emphasizing the need to advocate for women facing similar challenges.
#military
The Federalist: The Top 5 Viral Moments From Hegseth's Confirmation Hearing
Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing to lead the Department of Defense was marked by contentious exchanges, particularly with Democrats focusing on his personal life, including past allegations of infidelity and sexual assault. Republicans criticized this approach, emphasizing Hegseth's qualifications and commitment to national security.
Key moments included Hegseth's strong support for Israel's actions against Hamas and his straightforward responses to questions about military knowledge, which some senators praised as indicative of his understanding of defense issues. The hearing highlighted a divide in focus between personal matters and defense policy.
The Western Journal: Hearing Room Erupts in Laughter as Pete Hegseth Turns Elizabeth Warren's 'Gotcha' Question Around on Her
During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Pete Hegseth humorously deflected a challenging question from Senator Elizabeth Warren regarding post-retirement employment in the defense industry, stating, "I’m not a general, Senator," which elicited laughter from the audience, including over 30 former Navy SEALs and Special Forces veterans.
Hegseth also criticized the Pentagon's bureaucracy, noting that the U.S. won World War II with only seven four-star generals compared to today's 44, asserting the need to empower warfighters rather than expand bureaucracy. His performance suggests strong support for his confirmation as Secretary of Defense.
The Western Journal: Hysterical Dem Senator Embarrasses Herself by Screaming at Pete Hegseth About Sending Moms Into Combat
During the Senate confirmation hearing for Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand criticized his stance against women serving in combat roles. She argued passionately that many women currently serve effectively in the military and questioned the notion that motherhood disqualifies them from combat.
Gillibrand's comments sparked debate over the roles of women in the military and the implications of sending mothers into combat. Critics suggest her argument overlooks the responsibilities and priorities that come with motherhood, asserting that a nation should not send its women to war.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney Sued for $10 Billion by Animator Alleging 'Moana' Movies Plagiarized His Screenplay
Animator Buck Woodall has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Disney, claiming the studio's Moana films copied his original screenplay, Bucky. He alleges similarities in plot and characters, following a previous court ruling that dismissed an earlier lawsuit due to timing issues.
Woodall argues he shared his screenplay with a former Disney development executive in 2003, who expressed interest in the project. Disney has denied the allegations, with Moana's director stating that the film was not inspired by Woodall's work.
#crime
Breitbart: 'The Sandman' Author Neil Gaiman Accused of Sexual Assault by Multiple Women
Neil Gaiman faces multiple sexual assault allegations from women who claim he engaged in non-consensual BDSM practices. Accusers detail incidents of sexual misconduct, including one woman alleging Gaiman forced her to perform degrading acts while he instructed her to call him "Master."
Gaiman's representatives assert that these encounters were consensual and part of lawful BDSM. The women, however, contend that their consent was coerced or manipulated, leading to serious allegations against the author.
#outdoors
On The Water: Deep Freeze Gives Ice Fishermen Rare Chance to Target Saltwater Species
The Northeast has experienced its first deep freeze of winter, creating ideal conditions for ice fishing. Anglers in regions like western Massachusetts and Upstate New York are excited about the opportunity to fish for various species, including trout and bass, as ice conditions improve.
Captain Cam Faria is attempting ice fishing for striped bass, a practice that has become rare due to milder winters. With frigid temperatures expected, safety is paramount, and anglers are advised to follow safety tips and regulations before heading out.