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21 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: New migrant caravan making its way to border despite Trump taking office
A migrant caravan of over 2,000 people departed from southern Mexico aiming to reach the U.S. border on the day President Trump was inaugurated for his second term. The group includes families and individuals from various countries, facing a challenging journey ahead.
Despite Trump's executive orders tightening immigration policies and resuming border wall construction, migrants express hope for asylum. They believe that safety in numbers will aid their journey, while the Mexican government attempts to disperse the caravan.
Fox News: 'Loud and clear': Border state's legislature moves to back Trump's ICE on deportations
Arizona's legislature is considering the "AZ ICE Act," which would mandate cooperation between local law enforcement and ICE to enhance immigration enforcement. The bill aims to ensure compliance with ICE detainers and increase funding for local law enforcement.
While some local jurisdictions support the legislation, Governor Katie Hobbs has expressed opposition, labeling the deportation efforts as misguided and harmful to communities. The bill reflects a push for stricter immigration policies following the recent election results.
#politics
The Mirror: 9 deeply unhinged things Donald Trump did on his first day back in office
On his first day back in office, Donald Trump issued pardons for 1,500 supporters involved in the January 6 insurrection, referred to them as "J6 Hostages," and withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Treaty and World Health Organization. He also halted refugee resettlement from Afghanistan.
Trump made controversial remarks about China, Gaza, and his leadership style while taking various executive actions, including stripping protections for transgender individuals and revoking security clearances for critics. His actions have reignited concerns from his previous term.
The Mirror: Barack Obama's cheeky six-word remark to George Bush during the inauguration
During the inauguration of the 47th President, Barack Obama was observed joking with George Bush about stopping a second Trump term. Lip readers interpreted Obama's remark as asking, "How can we stop what's happening?" Bush responded with laughter.
The event also featured an interaction between outgoing President Joe Biden and Barron Trump, which sparked speculation online. Lip readers suggested Barron said "exactly" to Biden, contradicting social media theories of a more confrontational exchange.
The Western Journal: TikTok Officially in Limbo, Trump Announces His Likely Plan in Response
President Trump announced a 90-day delay on the TikTok ban, allowing the app to continue operating in the U.S. after Congress mandated its divestiture due to national security concerns. He proposed a joint venture where the U.S. would hold 50% ownership to protect the app.
TikTok briefly went dark but resumed operations following Trump's intervention. The Supreme Court ruled that the law requiring divestiture does not violate the First Amendment, supporting Congress's stance on national security issues related to the app's data practices.
Fox News: DeSantis cites ‘Gulf of America’ in winter storm order after Trump rebranding
President Trump announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," coinciding with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issuing an executive order addressing severe winter weather affecting the region. The order outlines actions in response to a significant meteorological system bringing snow and blizzard conditions.
Trump's federal order emphasizes the importance of American heritage, while DeSantis' actions reflect local responses to the impending weather. The changes come amid broader discussions on rebranding U.S. landmarks and honoring historical figures.
Breitbart: Eight Years Ago, Hollywood Stars Avoided Trump’s Inauguration. This Time It’s Different
Carrie Underwood's participation in Donald Trump's inauguration reflects a shift in the entertainment landscape, with more celebrities openly supporting the new administration compared to previous years. Notable performers include Kid Rock, Nelly, and The Village People, indicating a less divided celebrity culture around Trump.
While some entertainers have previously criticized Trump, like Snoop Dogg, many are now participating in events associated with his administration. The overall celebrity response appears more subdued than in 2017, with fewer high-profile protests and a focus on nonpartisan events supporting military families and the arts.
Breitbart: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Shreds Biden-Era Diversity, Equity Policies
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has announced the termination of the agency's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, which were established under the Biden administration. He criticized these initiatives as discriminatory and a waste of resources, stating that the FCC will now focus on its primary statutory mission.
Carr's decision aligns with former President Trump's broader push to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal agencies. The FCC will remove DEI from its strategic plan, budget, and various operational frameworks to prioritize regulatory and consumer protection efforts.
The Western Journal: Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi Melt Down Over Trump's Jan. 6 Pardons: 'A Terrible Way to Begin'
Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi criticized President Trump's pardons for individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol attack, calling it an affront to the justice system. Schiff described the pardons as a "grotesque display of power," while Pelosi labeled them "shameful" and a betrayal of law enforcement.
Both politicians, known for their contentious relationship with Trump, face backlash for their statements. Critics highlight their previous actions and perceived hypocrisy, suggesting their outrage is performative rather than genuine.
GB News: Kim Kardashian angers woke mob with Melania Trump 'political' message as lefties rage at post
Kim Kardashian faced backlash after posting a photo of Melania Trump at Donald Trump's inauguration, leading to accusations of her political leanings. Critics on social media labeled her as being on "the wrong side of history," while some defended her post as simply an appreciation of fashion.
Despite not commenting on the political implications, Kardashian's post ignited a heated debate, with many expressing disappointment in her perceived support for Trump. Others, however, argued that the focus should be on Melania's outfit rather than Kardashian's intentions.
Breitbart: Trump Strips John Bolton of His Security Clearance over His Tell-All Memoir
President Trump revoked the security clearance of former National Security Adviser John Bolton on the first day of his second administration. This action was taken in response to Bolton's memoir, which Trump claimed contained sensitive information that undermined national security and trust in future administrations.
Additionally, Trump's executive order targeted 51 former intelligence officials who allegedly misled the public regarding the Hunter Biden laptop issue, which was deemed a significant political maneuver before the 2020 election. The order reflects Trump's stance on protecting national security and accountability among former officials.
#society
Forbes: Gulf Coast Blizzard: Houston, New Orleans And Southern Beaches Slammed By Historic Snowstorm
A historic winter storm is impacting the southern U.S., bringing significant snowfall to areas unaccustomed to such weather. New Orleans received up to four inches of snow, while Baton Rouge and Houston also reported substantial accumulations. The storm has led to flight cancellations and school closures across multiple states.
Approximately 40 million people are under weather alerts, with 21 million facing winter storm warnings. This storm marks the first blizzard warning in Louisiana's history, and record snowfall may occur in several locations, including Florida and New Orleans.
The Western Journal: Photos: Melania Looks Breathtaking as She and Loving Husband Dance the Night Away
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump celebrated his inauguration at several balls, where Melania captivated attendees with her beauty and elegance. Their joyful dances, including a rendition of the "Y.M.C.A.," highlighted their strong partnership.
The evening underscored the couple's appeal, with Melania embodying traditional values of beauty and modesty, which many view as timeless truths. This connection likely contributed to Trump's return to the presidency.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Zelensky lashes out at European leaders: ‘Will Trump even notice you?’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky cautioned European leaders that they must enhance their own defenses or risk being ignored by Donald Trump. He emphasized the need for Europe to become more self-reliant and questioned Trump's commitment to NATO and EU institutions.
Zelensky's remarks at the World Economic Forum served as a wake-up call for European nations, urging them to take responsibility for their security in light of potential changes in U.S. foreign policy.
Fox News: Russia sounds off on Trump’s threat to retake the Panama Canal
Russia's foreign ministry has urged President Trump to uphold the 1977 treaties that ensure Panama's control over the Panama Canal, emphasizing the need to respect its neutrality. This comes amid Trump's criticisms of Panama's handling of the canal and accusations of unfair treatment towards U.S. ships.
Panama's President Mulino has firmly rejected Trump's claims, asserting the nation's sovereignty over the canal and its administration. He emphasized that the canal remains under Panamanian control and that any dialogue should respect Panama's rights.
#science
The Economist: High-tech antidotes for snake bites
Advancements in genetic engineering and artificial intelligence are enhancing the development of high-tech antidotes for snake bites. These innovations aim to create effective antivenins to combat the deadly effects of various venomous snakes, such as the black mamba and Russell's viper.
Research continues to explore the complexities of snake venom and improve treatment options, potentially saving lives and reducing the health risks associated with snake bites.