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#illegals
Breitbart: Honduran National Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Child in Florida
A Honduran man, Santo Martinez Varela, has been charged with assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Florida after DNA evidence linked him to the crime. Varela, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2023, faces charges of kidnapping and sexual assault, and is also a suspect in additional assaults and robbery.
Authorities emphasize their commitment to finding perpetrators of such crimes, urging anyone with information to come forward. Varela is currently held at the Palm Beach County Jail.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Levin delays vote for Supreme Court chief, accuses candidate of conflict of interest
Justice Minister Yariv Levin has postponed a hearing for the Judicial Selection Committee to appoint a new Supreme Court president, citing claims of inappropriate behavior by acting President Isaac Amit. Levin has resisted filling the position for 15 months, opposing Amit's appointment.
The Judicial Authority defended Amit against allegations of conflicts of interest related to a property case. Levin's attorney stated that further investigation is necessary before proceeding with the election, prompting criticism from advocacy groups for delaying compliance with the High Court's order.
Breitbart: 'Put Dutch First' Says Wilders Ahead of Budget Row Over Ukraine Spend
Geert Wilders, the populist leader of the Dutch government, insists that prioritizing Dutch citizens is essential, criticizing spending on Ukraine and climate initiatives that hinder tax cuts. He argues that helping struggling citizens should come before financial commitments abroad.
While most coalition members support tax cuts, the VVD party, which controls the finance ministry, opposes this, citing fiscal responsibility. The tension within the coalition could lead to instability, as Wilders' Party for Freedom maintains strong polling, but recent declines raise concerns about future coalition dynamics.
CNSNews: Megyn Kelly: ‘I Was Embarrassed for My Sex and How They Were Behaving’ at Hegseth Hearing
Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly criticized the behavior of female senators during the Senate confirmation hearing for Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth. She expressed embarrassment over their emotional responses, particularly calling out Senators Mazie Hirono and Kirsten Gillibrand for their remarks.
Kelly contrasted their conduct with that of male Senator Tim Kaine, who she deemed the worst but noted he maintained composure. She argued that the senators' reactions undermined the cause of women in the military, labeling their approach as hysterical and lacking dignity.
Breitbart: Starmer Sinking: Plurality Want British PM to Resign, Poll Finds
A YouGov poll reveals that 40% of Britons believe Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer should resign, marking the first time more voters support his departure than his continuation as leader. Additionally, 64% rate his performance poorly, with economic concerns leading voter dissatisfaction.
The Labour government faces criticism for its handling of the economy, including tax hikes and cuts to winter fuel subsidies. This discontent has bolstered support for Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, which is now polling closely with Labour.
Forbes: Trump Calls Windmills ‘An Economic And Environmental Disaster’ In Latest Rant Against Turbines
President-elect Donald Trump has declared that his administration will not subsidize new windmill farms and aims to halt their construction, labeling them as "an economic and environmental disaster." He has called for the removal of existing broken windmills and has made various claims about their negative impacts on wildlife, particularly whales.
Despite his opposition, Trump may face challenges in fully blocking wind turbine production due to existing permits and private land rights. His previous administration had facilitated offshore wind projects, which contrasts with his current stance against renewable energy initiatives.
#society
Breitbart: Resident: Firefighters Did Not Respond to Palisades Fire for 44 Minutes
A significant delay in firefighting response occurred in Pacific Palisades after a resident reported a fire, with firefighters arriving 44 minutes later due to budget constraints preventing pre-deployment. The fire, likely ignited by fireworks, worsened in high winds.
Local attorney Michael Valentine criticized the response time, suggesting the devastation could have been mitigated. The incident highlights concerns over budget cuts impacting emergency preparedness in the area.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Where next?! Map reveals vital British territories Starmer could surrender next as Chagos saga intensifies
Labour's potential handover of the Chagos Islands has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it a costly strategic error that could enhance China's influence in the Indian Ocean. A newly surfaced map raises concerns over other vital UK overseas territories that may be at risk.
These territories, from Gibraltar to the Falklands, are crucial for military presence and economic interests, providing resources and strategic oversight. Labour argues the military base's protection will safeguard UK interests, despite international pressure to relinquish control.
Le Monde: Qatar PM says Gaza truce and hostage release deal are finalized
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire and a hostage release deal, announced by Qatar's prime minister. The agreement aims to halt ongoing hostilities and facilitate humanitarian aid, with Hamas set to release 33 captives in exchange for prisoners held in Israel.
Celebrations erupted in both Gaza and Tel Aviv following the announcement, as international mediators, including Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S., worked to solidify the agreement. The ceasefire is seen as a critical step toward a permanent resolution to the conflict.
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas hostage deal: What happens next?
Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending 15 months of conflict, contingent on approval from the Israeli cabinet. The deal, which includes provisions for the release of hostages, was facilitated by Qatari and Egyptian mediators.
While both sides have agreed to the terms, the ceasefire has not yet commenced, pending final confirmation from Israeli officials. Negotiations had faced challenges, but a Hamas official confirmed the group's acceptance of the proposal.
#military
The Western Journal: Hegseth Hits Back: Sec Def Nominee's Top 5 Comebacks During Tuesday's Confirmation Hearing
During his Senate confirmation hearing, Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, faced aggressive questioning from Democrats but effectively countered their attacks. He emphasized his commitment to restoring military readiness and criticized the previous administration's influence on the armed forces.
Despite attempts by senators like Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren to challenge his views on women in combat and potential conflicts of interest, Hegseth maintained composure and articulated his outsider perspective as a strength. The hearing's outcome suggests difficulties for Democrats in opposing his nomination.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: A Stranger to Fame
Malachy G. Carroll, a largely forgotten Irish author, wrote the novel *The Stranger*, a minor classic of mid-twentieth century Catholic fiction. The book features a defrocked priest who, burdened by a secret, becomes a stranger in an Irish village. Despite parallels with John Wayne's film *The Quiet Man*, Carroll's work remains obscure.
Carroll's literary contributions, including biographies of saints and works inspired by his Irish heritage, have faded from public memory. However, a new edition of *The Stranger* by Cluny Media aims to revive interest in his legacy, highlighting the importance of recognizing unsung heroes in literature.
#crime
Fox News: Blue city first responder found dead in ambulette homicide: police
New York City police are investigating the death of 64-year-old Peter Forrest, a first responder found dead in an abandoned ambulette in the Bronx. He was discovered face down in a pool of blood, with trauma to his body and head, prompting a homicide investigation.
No arrests have been made, and the medical examiner has yet to determine the cause of death. The private ambulance company, Marquis Ambulette, confirmed Forrest's employment and is cooperating with the investigation.
Fox News: 2 more firebugs charged as LA's new tough-on-crime DA heats up fight against looters and arsonists
Two men in Los Angeles have been charged with felony arson amid ongoing wildfire crises in Southern California. Jaime Mota, 37, allegedly set fire to wooden pallets, while Ruben Michael Montes, 27, ignited a fire under an overpass. Both face significant prison time if convicted.
District Attorney Nathan Hochman emphasized the need for justice against those exploiting the wildfire situation through arson and looting. He has called for stricter penalties, including making looting a felony, as the community grapples with the devastating impact of the fires.
The Western Journal: Armored Humvee Stolen from California Army Warehouse
Three Humvees and military equipment were stolen from an Army Reserve Center in Tustin, California, on January 8. The theft appears to be planned, with evidence of locks being cut to access the facility. Two Humvees were recovered, but one remains missing along with other equipment.
This incident marks the fourth theft of Humvees in California in five years, raising concerns about crime in the state amid ongoing challenges like wildfires. The situation reflects a troubling trend of escalating criminal activity in California.