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#illegals
Fox News: 4 states sue to block illegal migrants from census count used to assign congressional seats, electoral votes
Attorneys general from Louisiana, Kansas, Ohio, and West Virginia have filed a lawsuit to prevent the U.S. Census Bureau from counting illegal immigrants in the population used for congressional seat apportionment. They argue this practice has led to some states losing representation while others gain.
The lawsuit claims that including illegal immigrants violates the Fourteenth Amendment and the Constitution's requirement for an "actual Enumeration" of the population. It asserts that only U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents should be counted for political representation.
The Federalist: 9 Ways Trump Started Securing The Border On His First Day
President Trump has announced a series of executive orders aimed at tightening immigration policies and addressing illegal crossings at the southern border. Key actions include declaring a national emergency, ending "catch-and-release," reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy, and designating certain gangs as foreign terrorist organizations.
Additional measures involve suspending refugee resettlement for four months, eliminating asylum for illegal border crossers, and ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens. The orders also direct the restoration of the death penalty for crimes committed by illegal aliens and emphasize collaboration between federal and local law enforcement to enhance border security and deportation efforts.
#politics
Breitbart: WATCH: Jake Paul Puts Mike Tyson on His Shoulders During Trump Inaugural Ball
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul have put past tensions behind them after Paul won their November boxing match by unanimous decision. The two were seen together at President Trump's Inaugural ball, where they shared a lighthearted moment, contrasting their earlier confrontation.
Tyson, a longtime Trump supporter, and Paul, a newer but vocal backer, both praised Trump's inaugural speech. Paul criticized those who oppose the president, asserting that they do not have America's best interests at heart.
Fox News: 'Unlawful DEI-motivated' workplace discrimination to be rooted out by Trump's new acting EEOC chair
Andrea Lucas, appointed as acting chair of the EEOC by President Trump, plans to prioritize the elimination of illegal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices in the workplace. She aims to enforce civil rights laws equally for all Americans and address various forms of discrimination.
Lucas criticized the Biden Administration's DEI programs, asserting they promote identity politics and undermine individual rights. She emphasized a commitment to colorblind equality and equal opportunity, aligning her agenda with Trump's executive orders to dismantle what he termed "radical and wasteful" DEI initiatives.
Breitbart: Trump Brings Back Winston Churchill Bust Back to the Oval Office
The bust of Winston Churchill has been a contentious symbol in the Oval Office for over 15 years, removed by President Obama in 2009 and reinstated by President Trump in 2017. President Biden removed it again in 2021, but it has now returned during Trump's latest term.
The Churchill bust's fluctuating presence reflects broader political sentiments, with each administration making choices that resonate with their values. Other British artifacts, like the Resolute Desk, have also been at the center of similar debates.
Fox News: Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: President Donald Trump's star-studded inauguration weekend
Lauren Sanchez faced criticism for her lingerie-inspired outfit at Trump's inauguration. Meanwhile, Carrie Underwood celebrated her performance despite a mishap, and Kid Rock suggested that celebrities now feel it's safe to support Trump.
Snoop Dogg performed a Bob Marley song at the inauguration's Crypto Ball, while other stars like Candace Cameron Bure and Nelly expressed their excitement and defended the event.
Breitbart: Gov. Ron DeSantis Uses 'Gulf of America' in Executive Order
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order naming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America," following President Trump's inauguration and remarks about the name change. DeSantis declared a state of emergency due to severe winter weather expected in North Florida.
In his speech, Trump emphasized his goal of being a peacemaker and unifier, while asserting America's strength on the global stage. He reiterated plans to rename the Gulf, which drew laughter from Hillary Clinton.
Fox News: Royals plan to visit President Donald Trump in 2026 in hopes of reinforcing a 'special relationship': report
King Charles and senior members of the royal family are planning a visit to President Donald Trump in 2026 to strengthen ties between the U.K. and U.S. Reports indicate that discussions are in early stages, with emphasis on reinforcing the "special relationship."
Trump has expressed admiration for the monarchy, having previously met with King Charles and other royals. U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer also supports enhancing the partnership with Trump, highlighting the longstanding collaboration between the two nations.
The Mirror: Top Labour minister warns of 'reckoning' in government spending
A top Labour minister has called for a "reckoning" in government spending, emphasizing the need for effective use of taxpayer money. Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones announced that departments will face a 5% efficiency savings target as part of a spending review, indicating a shift towards scrutinizing existing budgets.
The government plans to reform health and disability benefits, with proposals to be published soon. This comes after a High Court ruling deemed a previous consultation unlawful. Meanwhile, Labour's Rachel Reeves is promoting investment in the UK at the World Economic Forum.
Forbes: Elon Musk’s ‘Salute’ Sparks Criticism From Foreign Leaders And Democrats
Elon Musk's gesture at Donald Trump's inauguration has drawn criticism from various political figures, with some accusing him of making a Nazi salute. Musk has dismissed these claims as "dirty tricks" and has not clarified the intent behind his actions, which included pounding his chest and raising his arm.
While the Anti-Defamation League defended Musk's gesture as awkward rather than malicious, critics, including Democratic lawmakers, have condemned it as a troubling sign of support for far-right ideologies. The incident has sparked a broader debate about free speech and the implications of public figures' actions.
Fox News: Chip Roy leads House Republicans in effort to repeal law used by Biden administration to prosecute pro-lifers
More than 20 House Republicans, led by Rep. Chip Roy, are advocating for the repeal of the FACE Act, which they claim has been misused by the Biden administration to prosecute pro-life activists. Data shows that 97% of FACE Act prosecutions over the past two decades were against abortion opponents.
The law, enacted in 1994, criminalizes obstruction of reproductive health services but has rarely been applied to those attacking pro-life organizations. Critics argue the Biden DOJ has selectively enforced the law, leading to calls for legislative changes and potential pardons for those prosecuted under it.
Fox News: Stefanik excoriates Dem for Elon Musk 'Nazi salute' accusation at UN ambassador hearing
Sen. Chris Murphy questioned Rep. Elise Stefanik about allegations that Elon Musk made Nazi salutes during a Trump rally. Stefanik defended Musk, stating he did not make such gestures and highlighting his contributions as a visionary entrepreneur.
Murphy pressed further, citing support from white supremacist groups for Musk's actions, and emphasized the importance of holding all parties accountable for antisemitism. Stefanik responded by asserting her and Trump's commitment to combating antisemitism and criticized Murphy for focusing on Musk instead of more pressing issues.
#society
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Red Flag Warning In Effect As Palisades Fire 63% Contained
Firefighters have made progress in containing the Palisades and Eaton fires in Los Angeles County, with containment rates at 63% and 89%, respectively. A red flag warning remains in effect due to high winds and low humidity, exacerbating fire risks across Southern California.
The wildfires have resulted in at least 27 fatalities and extensive property damage, prompting emergency responses from local, state, and federal officials. President Biden has approved disaster relief funding, while Governor Newsom has initiated measures to protect fire victims from predatory land offers.
GB News: Baby girl who was attacked by XL bully is 'doing really well' recovering at home after brutal mauling last month
A nine-month-old baby, Arabella Williams, has returned home after a three-week hospital stay following a severe attack by an XL bully dog in Kent. The dog, named Hunter, was destroyed after the incident, which prompted a significant police response.
Arabella was placed in an induced coma to aid her recovery but did not require surgery. An 18-year-old man and a 76-year-old woman were arrested in connection with the attack, and investigations are ongoing. Hunter had previously been reported for aggressive behavior but was not removed from the owner's care.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Volodymyr Zelensky Makes Bid to Become Trump's Best Friend with Inauguration Praise
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised Donald Trump following his inauguration, calling him a "strong person" and expressing hope for improved relations between Ukraine and the U.S. under Trump's leadership. Zelensky emphasized the potential for progress in ending the Russian invasion.
Despite his past support for Biden, Zelensky's recent statements suggest optimism about Trump's policies. He acknowledged the challenges Ukraine faces and criticized the idea of sacrificing territory for peace, while also facing scrutiny over his political engagements in the U.S.
Times Of Israel: Herzog sees ‘potential’ for next ceasefire stages as Qatar says talks ‘won’t be easy’
Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani expressed optimism about advancing a ceasefire-hostage release deal at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Herzog highlighted the potential for negotiations to progress, while Al Thani acknowledged the challenges ahead.
Both leaders emphasized the need for a long-term resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with Herzog advocating for a focus on regional normalization and security. Al Thani called for a unified Palestinian governing body to facilitate reconstruction in Gaza.
The Telegraph: ‘Help’ is a patronising word for poor countries, says Lammy
David Lammy has advised Foreign Office staff to avoid using terms like "help" or "assistance" when discussing poorer nations, deeming them patronizing. He emphasized the need for a shift in British diplomacy towards a more respectful approach to Global South countries.
Lammy also highlighted the planned transfer of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius as a demonstration of the UK's commitment to fostering genuine partnerships with these nations.
Human Events: US releases Afghani prisoner in exchange for 2 Americans held by Taliban
Two Americans, Ryan Corbett and William Wallace McKenty, have been released from Taliban captivity in exchange for Afghan prisoner Khan Mohmmad, who was serving a life sentence in the U.S. for drug trafficking and terrorism. The exchange was finalized just before President Trump's inauguration.
The Taliban hailed the agreement as a successful example of dialogue and negotiation with the U.S., expressing hope for improved relations. Corbett's family expressed gratitude for his safe return after 894 days in captivity, while McKenty's family requested privacy regarding his situation.
Breitbart: Trump Signs Several Pro-Israel Executive Orders on Day One
On his first day in office, President Trump signed several pro-Israel executive orders, aligning with recommendations from the book "The Agenda: What Trump Should Do in His First 100 Days." Key actions included revoking sanctions on the International Criminal Court and blocking visas for supporters of foreign terror organizations.
Trump also paused foreign aid to groups opposing U.S. interests and revoked sanctions on individuals supporting Israeli settlements. He highlighted the issue of Israeli hostages at a rally, making it a significant theme for the 2024 campaign.
Breitbart: Kremlin Says No Meeting Yet, Trump Warns Putin Destroying Russia
Russia expresses openness to high-level dialogue with the U.S. regarding the Ukraine War, with President Trump urging Putin to negotiate a deal, asserting that the ongoing conflict is damaging Russia's standing and economy. Trump emphasizes that the war is not going well for Russia and suggests that a resolution is in Putin's best interest.
Despite Russia's claims of readiness to communicate, no concrete plans for talks have been established. Trump also commented on casualty figures, suggesting that Russian losses are higher than Ukraine's, reflecting the war's toll on both nations.
#military
Breitbart: IDF Chief of Staff, Southern Command General Resign over October 7
IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi has resigned in response to the military's failure to foresee the October 7 Hamas attack. Major General Yaron Finkelman, head of IDF Southern Command, also plans to resign. These changes come after a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas.
Halevi will remain in his position until March 6, 2025, to oversee inquiries and enhance military readiness. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has not commented on the resignations but announced a new counter-terror operation in Jenin. Calls for his resignation have arisen but he has dismissed them.
Times Of Israel: After IDF chief resigns, opposition MKs suggest Netanyahu should be next
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi announced his resignation, effective March 6, following criticism over his handling of the October 7 Hamas attack. Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Herzog, acknowledged Halevi's service while others called for Netanyahu and his government to resign as well.
Halevi's departure is seen as part of a broader accountability movement, with calls for a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 events. Several lawmakers from across the political spectrum praised Halevi's contributions but emphasized the need for leadership changes in response to the military failures.