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#illegals
Fox News: Border Patrol agent killed in Vermont identified
Border Patrol agent David Maland, 44, was killed during a shootout following a traffic stop in Vermont. The incident occurred on January 20, 2025, resulting in Maland and one suspect dead, with another suspect injured and in custody. The FBI is investigating.
The shooting highlights ongoing concerns about border security, particularly as illegal entries have reportedly increased under the current administration. Acting DHS Secretary emphasized the risks faced by Border Patrol agents daily.
#politics
Fox News: Trump's House GOP allies push birthright citizenship bill after progressive fury at presidential order
House Republicans are preparing to support President Trump's executive order to limit birthright citizenship, with Rep. Brian Babin introducing a bill to close loopholes that allow illegal immigrants and "birth tourism." Over 20 GOP lawmakers have co-sponsored the effort.
The proposed legislation aims to restrict citizenship to children born to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, or military personnel, excluding those born to illegal immigrants. This move is expected to face legal challenges, with the ACLU labeling it unconstitutional.
Fox News: 4 Trump rivals that Biden didn't pardon
In his final days in office, President Joe Biden issued numerous pardons but notably did not extend clemency to Jack Smith or other individuals involved in cases against Donald Trump. Trump has criticized these legal figures, labeling them as corrupt and unjust.
Jack Smith, who led federal cases against Trump, has resigned, while Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and Judge Juan Merchan have also been targets of Trump's attacks. Trump continues to assert that these legal actions are politically motivated and unjust.
The Telegraph: Fico threatens to pull Slovakia out of EU and Nato
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has suggested the possibility of his country exiting the EU and NATO, citing global events. His comments have drawn backlash from opposition leaders, who accuse him of undermining Slovakia's ties with these organizations.
Fico's administration, which has a slim parliamentary majority, has halted military aid to Ukraine and criticized Western sanctions against Russia. His anti-EU stance has raised concerns among Western allies.
#society
Fox News: NYC subway conductor makes tragic discovery on train: dead woman
The New York City Medical Examiner's Office is investigating the cause of death of a woman found unresponsive on a northbound F train in Queens. She is believed to be between 50 and 60 years old and possibly homeless, with no signs of trauma.
Concerns about subway safety have risen among riders, who attribute increasing violence to a combination of homelessness and liberal crime policies. Some blame state leadership for failing to address these issues, leading to heightened fear on public transit.
GB News: Meghan Markle's 'olive branch to Victoria unlikely to be accepted' as David Beckham makes his feelings clear
Victoria Beckham is reportedly open to reconciling with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, despite facing opposition from her family, particularly David Beckham and their sons, who hold a grudge against the Sussexes. David's loyalty to the Royal Family influences his stance against mending ties.
While Victoria has softened her feelings over time, she is unlikely to pursue reconciliation unless David changes his mind. The Beckhams have grown closer to senior royals and have not communicated with the Sussexes for years.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Mitch McConnell’s Weak Case for American Empire
President Trump's approach to foreign policy aims to shift America's military engagements, challenging the prevailing notion of "American isolationism." Critics, including Senator Mitch McConnell, argue that reducing military commitments threatens national security. However, the current strategy has not effectively secured peace or prosperity for Americans.
The U.S. has invested heavily in Ukraine, yet the situation continues to deteriorate without clear strategic benefits. This reliance on military aid raises questions about accountability and resource allocation. A reevaluation towards more bilateral relationships and defense independence could help prioritize U.S. interests and avoid unnecessary entanglements.
Le Monde: Denmark says no country can 'just help themselves' to Greenland
Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen condemned US President Donald Trump's comments about potentially taking control of Greenland, asserting that no nation should be able to seize another's territory. He expressed relief that Greenland wasn't mentioned in Trump's inauguration speech but noted the concerning rhetoric remained.
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede emphasized that the territory is not for sale, while Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen acknowledged the need for Denmark to maintain its alliance with the US. Danish leaders anticipate challenging years ahead in navigating this diplomatic situation.
#culture
The Federalist: Jesus Christ Receives Praise During College Football Finale
In the College Football National Championship, Ohio State quarterback Will Howard and Notre Dame's Riley Leonard prominently expressed their Christian faith following the game. Howard credited Jesus Christ for his team's success after a 34-23 victory, while Leonard highlighted the spiritual connection between the two teams.
Both teams have consistently showcased their faith throughout the playoffs. Coaches and players alike have emphasized the importance of their beliefs, with Howard and Leonard openly praising God during post-game interviews. This theme of faith has been a significant aspect of their seasons.
#crime
Fox News: What these judges really think about the Luigi Mangione obsession
Luigi Mangione, 26, is charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, allegedly to protest the health care industry. Despite the gravity of the crime, Mangione has garnered a surprising level of support online, raising concerns among judges and law enforcement.
Judges from "Tribunal Justice" expressed their dismay at the public's reaction, noting the need for accountability in the health care system while condemning the glorification of violence. They emphasized that legitimate frustrations should not justify murder.
Fox News: California wildfires: Suspect arrested in connection with brush fire quickly quashed by firefighters
A man named Kevin Caledron, 26, was arrested in connection with a brush fire in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. He faces two misdemeanor charges of tampering with a vehicle but is not charged with arson. The fire was quickly extinguished by authorities.
Since the recent wildfires in the area, which have claimed 27 lives, dozens have been arrested for various crimes, including arson and looting. Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman emphasized the exploitation of the tragedy by some individuals.