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21 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump admin hits back as ACLU launches lawsuit on birthright citizenship: ‘Ready to face them’
The Trump administration is prepared to challenge a lawsuit from the ACLU that contests President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants. The White House claims this move is a response to "the Left’s resistance" and asserts that the order aligns with the will of the people.
The order clarifies the 14th Amendment's citizenship provisions, stating that children born to unlawfully present mothers do not automatically receive U.S. citizenship. The ACLU argues this is unconstitutional and undermines American values, asserting that all babies born on U.S. soil, except for those of foreign diplomats, should be granted citizenship.
#politics
Fox News: Stefanik looks back to fiery exchanges with college leaders in Senate confirmation hearing: 'watershed moment'
Rep. Elise Stefanik emphasized her confrontational approach to college administrators regarding antisemitism during her Senate confirmation hearing for U.N. ambassador. She claimed her oversight work revealed deep-seated antisemitism in U.S. colleges, particularly after the Hamas attack on Israel.
Stefanik criticized Ivy League leaders for their evasive responses about whether calls for genocide against Jews violated school conduct. Following her testimony, both Harvard's and Penn's presidents resigned. She aims to promote an "America First" agenda at the U.N., focusing on international peace.
Breitbart: Watch: Jewel, Nelly, Billy Ray Cyrus, Rascal Flatts Rock the Crowd at Trump Inaugural Balls
President Donald Trump's inaugural balls featured performances from artists like Jewel, Nelly, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Rascal Flatts, appealing to Generation X voters. Jewel expressed support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the Make America Healthy Again ball, while Nelly called his performance an honor, emphasizing respect for the office.
Nelly defended his participation, stating he wasn't motivated by money but by respect for the presidency, likening it to the sacrifices made by military personnel. The events showcased a mix of talent and highlighted the cultural connections to Trump's voter base.
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: Labour’s 200-day shock doctrine
Labour's recent proposals aim to reform Britain's Foreign Office, focusing on economic growth and migration reduction. Meanwhile, local government reorganization faces pushback, and the government's actions have unsettled markets and businesses, leading to anticipated tax increases.
The decline of traditional pie-and-mash shops in London is attributed to rising rents and evolving consumer preferences, while family courts are becoming more accessible to reporters, balancing transparency with privacy.
Fox News: Fox News host Will Cain says new daytime show offers him 'exciting challenges'
Will Cain's new show, "The Will Cain Show," premieres on Fox News Channel at 4 p.m. ET, blending opinion and news coverage across various topics. Cain aims to create a casual yet engaging atmosphere while evolving the show over time.
He plans to maintain his unique voice, drawing on past experiences and insights from notable figures, including Donald Trump, who has expressed confidence in Cain's abilities. The program will also continue to feature his podcast, ensuring a broad range of discussions.
The Telegraph: ‘How can we stop what’s happening’: Bush and Obama jest at Trump inauguration
Barack Obama reportedly asked George Bush at Donald Trump’s inauguration how they could "stop what’s happening," according to a lip reader. The moment, captured on video, has gone viral, showcasing the camaraderie between the two former presidents.
Jackie Gonzalez, a lip-reading expert, shared her interpretation of the exchange, which included laughter from both men. Their friendly relationship has been evident in recent public appearances, including at Jimmy Carter's funeral.
Fox News: 'Class act:' Barron Trump sets social media ablaze for shaking hands with Biden at dad's inauguration
Barron Trump received attention for shaking hands with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris during his father's inauguration as the 47th President. Social media users speculated about his potential political future, with some humorously suggesting he made a remark about Biden's pardons.
The 18-year-old participated in several inaugural events, including a church service and parade, where he was met with cheers from supporters. President Trump credited Barron for helping secure the youth vote during the campaign.
Breitbart: The Full List of President Donald Trump's Executive Orders on Day One
President Donald Trump signed 118 executive orders on January 20, 2025, immediately rescinding many of President Biden's policies. Key actions include ending federal mandates related to COVID-19, reversing immigration policies, and withdrawing from international agreements like the Paris Climate Accords and the WHO.
Trump's orders also focus on restoring traditional federal practices, such as prioritizing skill over diversity in hiring and designating Mexican cartels as foreign terror organizations. He aims to enhance border security, promote fossil fuel exploration, and implement an "America First" foreign policy. More executive actions are anticipated in the near future.
Le Monde: Sarkozy-Gaddafi trial: Former president and well-connected friend deny Libyan campaign financing charges
Alexandre Djouhri testified in Paris regarding allegations of Libyan financing for Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign. His demeanor contrasted sharply with that of Prefect Claude Guéant, as Djouhri shared candid details about his time in a London prison, prompting some discomfort in court.
Djouhri maintained a close relationship with Sarkozy, often using informal language and expressing familiarity. His testimony raised questions about the nature of their interactions and the implications of the alleged campaign financing.
#society
GB News: Evri nightmare: Locals in leafy Norfolk villages form search parties to hunt for packages after rogue delivery driver dumped items in random spots
Residents in Norfolk villages have formed search parties to locate missing parcels after an Evri delivery driver, nicknamed the 'Cavalier Courier,' dumped packages in various locations. Many locals reported finding their items in unusual spots, leading to frustration and community efforts to track down lost deliveries.
Evri has acknowledged the issue, apologizing for the inconvenience and confirming that the driver in question will no longer work for them. An Ofcom survey indicated Evri's customer service ratings were the lowest among courier firms, with only 32% of customers satisfied.
Fox News: 'Days of Our Lives' actor Francisco San Martin dead at 39
Actor Francisco San Martin, known for his roles in "Days of Our Lives" and "Jane the Virgin," has died at 39 from suicide by ligature hanging. His death was confirmed by the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's Office.
San Martin, originally from Mallorca, Spain, had a brief but notable career in television and film, including appearances in "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "Behind The Candelabra." His passing has prompted tributes from co-stars, highlighting his impact on those around him.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.N. Mourns Trump Taking U.S. out of W.H.O., Paris Climate Deal
President Trump has issued executive orders withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement and the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), citing their handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and perceived inequities in international commitments. He emphasized halting U.S. funding and involvement with the W.H.O. and criticized the Paris Agreement for its financial demands on the U.S. compared to other countries.
The W.H.O. expressed regret over the decision, highlighting its role in global health security. Meanwhile, Trump's orders prioritize American economic interests over international agreements, aiming to redirect resources towards domestic priorities.
Times Of Israel: Hostage’s father meets with ICC prosecutor in bid to pressure Netanyahu to end war
Yehuda Cohen, father of Israeli-American hostage Nimrod Cohen, met with the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor to discuss leveraging an arrest warrant against Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure a full implementation of the hostage-ceasefire agreement with Hamas. Cohen emphasized the need for a permanent resolution to the conflict in Gaza and criticized the Israeli government's refusal to establish a commission of inquiry into the October 7 attacks.
Cohen expressed willingness to present evidence of alleged war crimes by Netanyahu to the ICC, stating that the arrest warrants could pressure the Prime Minister to prioritize the release of all hostages. Currently, 91 hostages remain in Gaza, with ongoing negotiations for their release.
#economy
The Federalist: Trump Declares 'Energy Emergency' To Unleash U.S. Power
President Trump initiated a series of executive orders aimed at boosting U.S. energy production and reversing previous environmental regulations. Key actions included declaring a "National Energy Emergency" and promoting drilling on federal lands, particularly in Alaska, to enhance domestic energy resources.
Trump's agenda seeks to lower energy prices and position the U.S. as a global energy leader, while also rolling back initiatives from the Biden administration, such as the electric vehicle mandate and offshore wind power projects. The administration plans to facilitate energy exploration and production to ensure national security and economic stability.
#military
Breitbart: General Milley's Portrait Down at the Pentagon 10 Days After It Was Put Up
Gen. (Ret.) Mark Milley's portrait was recently removed from the Pentagon, shortly after its unveiling. The action's origin is unclear, but it follows criticism of Milley's actions during his tenure, including alleged subversion of Trump and controversial comments on Critical Race Theory.
Critics, including former Trump officials, have condemned Milley's service, linking it to failures in Afghanistan and calling for the revocation of his Ranger Tab. Trump's remarks further distanced Milley from any government affiliation.
#culture
Fox News: John Sykes, Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy guitarist, dead at 65
Musician John Sykes, known for his work with Thin Lizzy and Whitesnake, has died at 65 after a battle with cancer. He is remembered for his exceptional musical talent and charismatic personality. Sykes co-wrote several hits for Whitesnake and later formed Blue Murder.
Tributes from fellow musicians reflect on his impact and the memories shared during their collaborations. His legacy in rock music is celebrated, with fans and friends mourning his loss.
#crime
Fox News: California police arrest two in Palisades Fire evacuation zone after 'suspicious' behavior
Two individuals were arrested for using forged press passes to unlawfully enter a fire evacuation zone during the Palisades Fire. They were caught by California Highway Patrol officers who noticed suspicious behavior at roadblocks.
This incident follows several arrests of people impersonating emergency responders to gain access to fire zones. Authorities emphasize that such criminal activities will not be tolerated.