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#illegals
Fox News: ICE says it will needs massive funding hike, tens of thousands more beds to implement Laken Riley Act
ICE has informed lawmakers that the Laken Riley Act, aimed at detaining illegal immigrants charged with theft-related crimes, will necessitate an additional $3 billion for 60,000 new detention beds. The bill has bipartisan support and is expected to pass Congress.
If funding is not secured, ICE warns it may have to release tens of thousands of illegal immigrants, posing potential public safety risks. The agency cites existing underfunding and challenges with local law enforcement cooperation as complicating factors.
#politics
The Western Journal: California Is Finished: More Than 50 Percent of Californians Don't Blame Bass for Fires
A recent poll indicates significant blame for California's devastating fires is directed at Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. While nearly half of respondents hold Newsom at least somewhat responsible, Bass faces similar scrutiny, with 47% attributing some level of blame to her.
Critics, including President-elect Donald Trump, have labeled both leaders as incompetent, particularly highlighting Bass's delayed return from an overseas trip during the crisis. The poll reflects a divided public opinion on accountability, with some respondents absolving both officials of responsibility.
The Federalist: GA Speaker Arrests GOP Senator Who Criticized His Predecessor
Georgia State Senator Colton Moore was arrested by the Georgia State Patrol after attempting to attend Governor Brian Kemp's State of the State address. The incident occurred when Moore, who has been critical of GOP leadership, was denied access to the House of Representatives.
Moore's arrest has drawn criticism from conservatives, who argue it undermines his constitutional duty to represent his constituents. They view the actions of House Speaker Jon Burns as retaliatory and a dangerous precedent for legislative conduct.
The Western Journal: 1,500 Leftist Congressional Staffers Beg Leadership for a Shortened Work Week
Progressive Congressional staffers, numbering 1,500, have requested a 32-hour workweek to enhance job satisfaction and retention. They argue that the demanding nature of their roles leads to burnout and advocate for Congress to set an example for a sustainable work model nationwide.
Critics dismiss the proposal as reflective of stereotypes about progressives being entitled, noting it lacks a pay cut suggestion. They argue that rather than reducing hours, staffers should focus on fulfilling their responsibilities for the country.
CNSNews: California Caves on Bid to Impose EV Truck Mandate Nationwide
California has withdrawn its request to the EPA for authority to enforce its electric vehicle mandate on out-of-state trucks, a decision influenced by a coalition of 24 state attorneys general. This mandate would have required compliance from trucking companies operating even one day in California.
The coalition argued that California's attempt to impose its regulations nationwide was unconstitutional and detrimental to the trucking industry. The withdrawal is seen as a victory for states' rights and the fossil fuels sector, with incoming political changes expected to further support these positions.
Breitbart: America First Georgia Senator Jailed by Establishment House Speaker
Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns ordered police to arrest State Sen. Colton Moore after Moore attempted to attend the State of the State Address. Burns cited Moore's past comments about former Speaker David Ralston as grounds for barring him from the House Chamber.
Moore, a conservative lawmaker known for his opposition to the prosecution of Donald Trump, stated he was fulfilling his duties as an elected official. Political strategist Cliff Maloney criticized Burns' actions, labeling them as corrupt and tyrannical.
Fox News: Biden’s Meta ‘censorship’ revelations ‘vindicated’ Alito dissent in RFK Jr. case
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the end of third-party fact-checkers on Facebook and Instagram, citing excessive political bias and censorship. This decision has been praised by conservative activists as a validation of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's dissent regarding content regulation.
Zuckerberg acknowledged past mistakes and emphasized a shift towards prioritizing free expression. The new approach will replace previous restrictions with a "Community Notes"-style program. Alito's dissent criticized the removal of political speech, arguing it undermines democratic processes.
Forbes: TikTok’s U.S. Employees Will Keep Their Jobs Even If The App Is Banned
TikTok has assured its U.S. employees that their jobs, pay, and benefits are secure, even if the app faces a potential shutdown. The company, with about 7,000 staff in the U.S., is preparing for various scenarios while emphasizing employee wellbeing as a top priority.
Despite these reassurances, the long-term job security remains uncertain due to potential revenue losses from American users, which could impact the company's financial stability. The Biden administration is reportedly seeking ways to prevent an immediate ban on TikTok.
Fox News: FBI closed DEI office in December, agency says
The FBI has confirmed the closure of its Office of Diversity and Inclusion, set to take effect by December 2024. This decision follows concerns raised by Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn regarding the impact of DEI practices on national security after a recent terrorist attack.
The agency's move comes as President Biden's term ends and President-elect Trump prepares to take office.
#society
Breitbart: CalFire: 8 Dead, 15 Missing in Palisades Fire
The Palisades Fire has resulted in eight confirmed deaths and fifteen individuals still missing in Pacific Palisades. Search and rescue teams, including the FBI, are actively working to locate missing persons and identify human remains amid ongoing dangers from hot spots.
CalFire officials emphasize the risks of allowing residents to return to their properties, as over 12,000 structures remain threatened. International teams from Canada, Mexico, and Israel are assisting in firefighting efforts.
Breitbart: Trump Appoints Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, Sylvester Stallone as Special Envoys to Restore 'Golden Age of Hollywood'
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone as special envoys to revitalize Hollywood. He aims to restore the industry, which has seen a decline in production due to economic challenges and competition from overseas.
Trump emphasized that these ambassadors will help bring Hollywood back "bigger, better, and stronger," as the industry faces layoffs and reduced output. He criticized the Biden administration for exacerbating the situation, which has led to significant job losses and a shift of production overseas.
The Western Journal: Hilarity Ensues When Former Dem. Gov Says He Can Define What a Woman Is, Then Tries and Utterly Fails
Former Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley struggled to define a woman during a House Oversight Committee hearing, as Republican Rep. Nancy Mace pressed him for a clear answer. O'Malley deflected, referencing his family instead of providing a definition, highlighting the ongoing debate around gender identity.
Mace's inquiries reflected a broader concern about the Democratic Party's stance on gender issues, especially in light of recent electoral losses. The exchange underscored the tension between traditional definitions of gender and contemporary political narratives.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russian diplomats entered out of bounds area of Parliament just before Christmas
A security breach occurred in December when Russian diplomats accessed a restricted area of Parliament during a public tour. They were removed by security, prompting leaders to remind MPs and peers of the ban on Russian officials following the invasion of Ukraine.
The breach highlights ongoing concerns over security in Parliament amid increasing incidents involving hostile states. The speakers emphasized that no Russian diplomats should be allowed on the parliamentary estate until further notice.
Times Of Israel: How Qatar gambled on mediating a Gaza truce, and won
Qatar has faced criticism for its mediation efforts in the Israel-Hamas conflict but has successfully brokered a six-week truce and hostage exchange, marking a significant diplomatic achievement. The emirate's unique position, hosting Hamas's political office, has drawn accusations of supporting the group, which Qatar denies.
Despite facing backlash from U.S. and Israeli lawmakers, Qatar's role as a mediator has been recognized as a strategic move to enhance its global relevance. The recent ceasefire follows a history of Qatari mediation in various conflicts, showcasing its ability to navigate complex international relationships.
#culture
Fox News: Jessica Alba, Cash Warren split after 16 years of marriage
Jessica Alba and Cash Warren have announced their separation after 16 years of marriage. Alba shared the news on social media, emphasizing their journey of growth and the importance of their children, requesting privacy as they move forward respectfully.
The couple met in 2004 and married in 2008, sharing three children. Warren has previously discussed issues of jealousy in their relationship, while Alba reflected on the challenges of maintaining intimacy over time.
Breitbart: David Lynch, Visionary Director of 'Mulholland Dr.' and 'Twin Peaks,' Dead at 78
Filmmaker David Lynch, known for his surreal and unconventional storytelling in works like "Mulholland Dr." and "Blue Velvet," has passed away at 78. His family announced his death, requesting privacy, and noted the significant impact he had on cinema.
Lynch's career spanned decades, creating iconic projects such as "Twin Peaks" and "Wild at Heart," while maintaining a unique creative voice in Hollywood. He was celebrated for his ability to blend the bizarre with Americana, leaving a lasting legacy in the film industry.
#health
GB News: Paul Danan's final TV interview saw him open up about mental health and addiction on GB News
Paul Danan, known for his role in "Hollyoaks," recently discussed his struggles with mental health and addiction in an interview on GB News, just weeks before his death at 46. He revealed that he was diagnosed with ADHD at 40 and emphasized how trauma and anxiety can contribute to addiction issues.
Danan had turned his life around by focusing on his theater company, which aimed to support individuals facing mental health and addiction challenges through drama workshops. His passing has been met with sorrow, as his management described him as a "beacon of light" for many.
#crime
Human Events: London teens sentenced to juvenile detention for stabbing trans teen who allegedly lied about gender before performing oral sex on boy
A group of teenagers in London violently attacked a trans-identified male teen, stabbing him nine times after he was lured to a parking lot. The incident, captured on CCTV, involved five assailants, led by 19-year-old Summer Betts-Ramsey, who was sentenced for her role in the premeditated assault.
The court described the attack as "abhorrent," with the judge emphasizing that the victim posed no threat and did not provoke the violence. Betts-Ramsey received a lengthy sentence, while her accomplices were also sentenced for causing grievous bodily harm.
#other
Fox News: Hollywood stars who died in 2025: PHOTOS
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