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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Orders 1,500 Active Duty Troops to U.S.-Mexico Border
President Trump has signed an executive order to deploy 1,500 active duty servicemembers to the U.S. southern border as part of a broader initiative to enhance border security. This move follows his declaration of a national emergency due to ongoing issues related to unlawful migration and drug trafficking.
The specifics regarding the type and location of the troops remain unclear. Trump emphasized the military's historical role in securing borders and reiterated his commitment to protecting U.S. sovereignty.
#politics
The Federalist: J6 Pardons Prove FBI, DOJ Have Nothing To Show For 4 Years
The FBI and DOJ have been accused of misusing resources to target Trump supporters and dissenters, particularly in relation to the January 6 Capitol riot. Critics argue that the agencies prioritized political persecution over their core responsibilities, including investigating serious crimes.
Despite extensive efforts, key questions about the events of January 6 remain unanswered, such as the identity of those who planted pipe bombs. The agencies' actions have been characterized as a waste of taxpayer money, leading to calls for accountability and reform.
Fox News: Hegseth lawyer slams 'flawed and questionable affidavit' from ex-sister-in-law
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, is contesting allegations made by his ex-sister-in-law, Danielle Dietrich, regarding his character and behavior. Hegseth's attorney claims the affidavit lacks credibility and is part of a partisan effort to derail his confirmation.
Dietrich's affidavit includes allegations of alcohol abuse and misconduct but admits she did not witness any abuse firsthand. Democrats argue these claims warrant a thorough background check, while Republicans accuse them of obstructing the confirmation process.
Breitbart: Turley: Trump Executive Orders 'Are Obviously Well-Prepared'
Legal analyst Jonathan Turley praised President Trump's early executive orders, suggesting they are strategically designed to provoke legal challenges, particularly regarding birthright citizenship. He noted that the administration is likely prepared for court battles to advance their agenda early in the presidency.
Turley emphasized the importance of making significant progress in the first two years of a presidency, as momentum typically slows in the latter half. He speculated that these executive orders could facilitate a constitutional amendment process if necessary.
Fox News: Former Obama staffers urge Democrats to stop speaking like a 'press release,' learn 'normal people language'
Former Obama staffers Jon Lovett and Jon Favreau urged Democrats to adopt a more relatable communication style, criticizing the party for sounding overly formal and disconnected. They emphasized the need for Democrats to engage with voters in a more genuine manner, akin to how Trump connects with his supporters.
The hosts argued that relying on identity politics is ineffective and that Democrats must actively make their case to a broader audience. They acknowledged past missteps in communication and stressed the importance of honesty and clarity in addressing voter concerns.
Breitbart: Team USA, Capitals Star TJ Oshie Defends Trump Post, Says Critics Have No 'Honor'
TJ Oshie, Washington Capitals star, faced backlash for a social media post celebrating Donald Trump's inauguration. He defended his stance, expressing love for America and respect for all, while criticizing detractors for lacking honor. Oshie reassured critics about his parenting and emphasized the importance of team unity.
He encouraged fans to focus on the team's name rather than individual players, reinforcing his commitment to kindness and respect. Oshie, a notable player since the 2005 NHL Draft, has represented Team USA in international competitions.
Fox News: Voters back Trump ending DEI programs, poll shows, as federal deadline looms
President Trump has signed an executive order to eliminate federal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, reflecting significant voter support for this move. A Fox News poll indicates that 29% of voters prioritize ending DEI initiatives, with stronger backing from Republicans.
The White House emphasized that individual merit should determine success in America, asserting that hard work and competence are key to national strength. This action marks a stark contrast to previous administration policies aimed at promoting DEI in the federal workforce.
#society
Le Monde: Photographer Mitch Epstein explores America's roots
Mitch Epstein's photography exhibition at Gallerie d'Italia features large-format images of ancient trees, highlighting their grandeur and age, some predating the Egyptian pyramids. His work emphasizes the fragility of these old-growth forests, threatened by human activity.
Epstein's landscapes serve as a reminder of nature's beauty and its precarious existence, blending artistry with a political message about environmental preservation.
Breitbart: DEI Expert Bemoans the Death of 'Diversity' Programs at Mark Zuckerberg's Meta
Bärí A. Williams criticizes Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision to disband the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, viewing it as a shift in priorities aligned with the incoming Trump administration. She expresses disappointment over the dismantling of the Supplier Diversity Program, which she helped develop, and argues that this move undermines Meta's previous commitments to diversity.
Williams warns that the abandonment of DEI initiatives will negatively impact recruitment from diverse schools and communities, making the platform unsafe for marginalized individuals and potentially encouraging hate speech. She urges users to reconsider their engagement with Meta and consider deleting their accounts.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump tells Putin ‘stop this ridiculous war now’
Donald Trump urged Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, threatening new tariffs and sanctions if Russia does not negotiate for peace. He claimed he was offering Putin a chance to settle the conflict, while also highlighting Ukraine's President Zelensky's support for U.S. involvement in peacekeeping.
Zelensky indicated he would demand U.S. troops in any peace settlement, complicating Trump's efforts. Trump emphasized the urgency of reaching a deal, warning that failure to do so would lead to harsher economic consequences for Russia.
Times Of Israel: Top Iran official says Tehran didn’t know about Oct. 7, doesn’t control ‘proxy groups’
Iranian Vice President Mohammad Javad Zarif stated that Tehran was unaware of Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel, claiming it undermined planned nuclear deal discussions with the U.S. Zarif criticized Israel's military objectives in Gaza, asserting that Hamas remains intact despite the conflict.
He denied allegations of Iran's expansionist proxy network and dismissed claims of significant damage to Iran's air defenses. Zarif also refuted Western concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions, suggesting that if Iran wanted a nuclear weapon, it could have pursued it covertly long ago.
#economy
GB News: Drivers risk being slapped with £1,000 yearly parking charges as council looks to plug £13bn budget hole
Dorset Council is considering introducing new overnight parking charges to address a £13 billion budget gap. Proposed fees of £2.50 for parking between 6pm and 10pm could negatively impact the nighttime economy and burden low-income residents, according to local councillors and community members.
Concerns have been raised about the potential effects on local businesses and community projects, with residents arguing that increased costs could drive people away from the town. The council is set to finalize plans in February, with mixed opinions from the community on the proposed changes.
#military
Breitbart: Trump Effect: Top E.U. Diplomat Backs Calls for Defence Spending Boost
Top EU diplomat Kaja Kallas emphasized the need for increased defense spending in Europe, echoing U.S. President Trump's call for NATO members to raise their spending from 2% to 5%. She warned that Russia poses an existential threat, urging Europe to take greater responsibility for its own security.
Kallas's remarks follow similar warnings from other European leaders, including French President Macron, highlighting a growing urgency for defense investment since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Upcoming discussions with UK Prime Minister Starmer and NATO Secretary-General Rutte aim to address these concerns.
#health
Fox News: House GOP charts roadmap to 'Make America Healthy Again,' cites healthcare system impact on 'national defense'
Rep. Chip Roy's report, "The Case for Healthcare Freedom," outlines the challenges in the U.S. healthcare system, highlighting that spending reached $4.9 trillion in 2023, accounting for 17.6% of GDP. He argues for reforms to reverse spending trends, emphasizing patient and doctor empowerment through health savings accounts.
Roy criticizes the current system as cronyistic, benefiting politicians and corporations over patients. He points to issues like the high costs of health insurance and the inefficacy of programs like SNAP in addressing food-related health crises. He asserts that government control over healthcare spending is excessive and advocates for a free-market approach.
#science
The Economist: Wasps stole genes from viruses
Wasps may have evolved through the domestication of viral genes, according to research by evolutionary biologist Benjamin Guinet. This process, which occurred around 75 million years ago, involved an ancestor of the Cynipoidea wasps integrating 18 viral genes, aiding their diversification.
This finding suggests that the relationship between wasps and viruses has played a significant role in the evolutionary success of wasps, similar to how humans have domesticated various species.
#technology
Forbes: Musk Bashes Trump’s New Stargate AI Initiative With OpenAI And Oracle As ‘Fake’—Here’s Why
Elon Musk publicly criticized President Trump's $500 billion AI initiative, Stargate, just days after its announcement. Musk questioned the project's funding, claiming on social media that SoftBank had insufficient capital, a statement disputed by sources familiar with the deal.
This criticism marks a significant departure from Musk's typically supportive stance towards Trump, highlighting ongoing tensions with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The Stargate project, which aims to enhance AI capabilities, has seen stock prices of involved companies surge despite Musk's skepticism.