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19 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Johnson says price tag on Trump mass deportation plan is ‘small investment’ to ‘restore’ security, safety
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended President-elect Trump's mass deportation plan, asserting it would not cost trillions and emphasizing the need to restore safety and security in the U.S. He highlighted the dangers posed by illegal immigrants and the importance of border security.
Johnson also suggested that grocery prices would decrease under Trump's administration due to a return to fiscal responsibility and reduced regulations, which he believes will stimulate the economy.
#politics
Fox News: SHAHAR AZANI: Hostage deal shows Israel values life, Hamas only death
In a controversial exchange, Israel released 1,027 prisoners, including Yahya Sinwar, in return for IDF soldier Gilad Shalit in 2011. Sinwar later orchestrated the October 7, 2023 massacre, which resulted in over a thousand deaths.
Recently, three Israeli hostages were freed from Hamas after 470 days, but many remain captive, raising concerns about the future safety of innocent lives as thousands of terrorists are set to be released. The moral implications of such deals weigh heavily on Israel, as past atrocities committed by these released individuals haunt the nation.
#society
Fox News: One mother's harrowing story details women's shelter impact, Missouri's beneficial tax credit system
Missouri's Maternity Home Tax Credit program is saving taxpayers over $575,000 annually while supporting pregnant women. Donors receive a 70% tax credit for contributions to maternity homes, reducing state tax obligations and benefiting the community by decreasing reliance on state-funded services.
The program has helped many women, like Alexandria Allen, overcome challenges such as addiction and homelessness, leading to significant societal savings. Supportive housing and resources provided by organizations like St. Raymond's Society have proven effective in breaking cycles of poverty and improving lives.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Grim scenes in Gaza cast doubt on the ceasefire deal
Hamas supporters are exploiting the ceasefire with Israel for propaganda, celebrating the return of hostages while displaying aggression. Despite the release of some hostages, the militant group remains emboldened, with fighters declaring victory and rearming.
Critics argue that military action alone cannot eradicate ideologies like Hamas. The situation underscores the need for a strategy of isolation and attrition, as Israel's goals remain unfulfilled and the threat persists.
#religion
The Western Journal: Only Fans Star Tries Bedding Cashier, Gets Shot Down Gloriously When It Turns Out He's an Unashamed Christian
A viral video features a Five Guys employee rejecting advances from an OnlyFans content creator, citing his Christian values and commitment to abstinence until marriage. His response has garnered support online, with many praising his resistance to temptation in a culture increasingly influenced by pornography.
The incident highlights the challenges young men face in a society where sexualization is prevalent. The employee's stance is seen as a countercultural act of faith, resonating with biblical warnings against succumbing to temptation.
The Western Journal: Bible App Downloads Soar as American Readers Flock to Scripture
YouVersion reported record downloads of its Bible app, reaching 798,000 on January 5, 2025, the highest single-day total to date. The platform saw significant global engagement, particularly in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, with Ethiopia and Egypt showing notable increases.
In the U.S., physical Bible sales rose 22% from 2023 to 2024, reflecting a growing interest in scripture. The app, available in 2,100 languages, aims to support users in establishing consistent Bible reading habits throughout the year.
#crime
Fox News: Family massacre shakes small town in apparent murder-suicide: 'Four tragedies all at once'
A tragic incident in North Sewickley, Pennsylvania, resulted in the deaths of two parents and their two teenage sons, believed to be a murder-suicide. Authorities reported that 18-year-old Clifford Hunt Jr. shot his family before taking his own life. The community is in shock as they mourn the loss.
The family was known for their love of aviation and community involvement, with tributes pouring in from friends and local organizations. A GoFundMe has been established to assist with funeral costs, reflecting the deep impact of this tragedy on the tight-knit community.
#outdoors
The Western Journal: If You're in a Parking Lot and See a Car Wrapped with Chicken Wire, Don't Leave Yours Without Doing It Too
A new trend among outdoor enthusiasts involves wrapping vehicles in chicken wire to protect them from porcupines, which can damage rubber components like tires and hoses. This practice is especially common in British Columbia and some U.S. areas, like Colorado.
Hikers are advised to secure their vehicles with chicken wire when parking in areas known for porcupine activity, as these nocturnal creatures can cause significant damage. Some parks even provide chicken wire at trailheads for convenience.
#other
Fox News: Newly built border wall segment further endangers rare desert fish, conservation organization says
A new border wall segment in southern Arizona is reportedly threatening the survival of the endangered Sonora chub fish, according to the Center for Biological Diversity. The construction is obstructing critical streamflow and hindering the fish's ability to migrate and exchange genetic material with populations in Mexico.
The organization emphasizes the urgent need for federal action, including designating California Gulch as critical habitat and adding culverts to allow for natural streamflow. Without these measures, the Sonora chub could face extinction.