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#illegals
Fox News: NYPD investigates after homeless man catches fire in Manhattan subway station
An elderly man is in critical condition after catching fire at Manhattan's Penn Station. Emergency responders found the 67-year-old with severe burn injuries. He was transported to a local hospital, while NYPD and MTA police are investigating the incident, with no arrests made.
This incident follows the arrest of a previously deported illegal immigrant charged with murder for setting a woman on fire on a subway train. The suspect, Sebastin Zapeta, has a history of illegal re-entry into the U.S. and is currently in custody.
Fox News: Mexico launching app for migrants in US, vows to defend citizens facing deportation
Mexico is developing an app called "Alert Button" to help migrants in the U.S. alert family and consulates if they face imminent detention. This initiative comes as the country braces for potential mass deportations under the incoming Trump administration.
The app will notify selected contacts and the nearest Mexican consulate when activated. Mexico has increased its consular staff and established a 24/7 call center to assist migrants with their rights and legal processes.
Breitbart: H-1B Uproar Obscures Vast Workforce of Other White-Collar Migrants
The U.S. issues approximately 130,000 H-1B visas annually, but the inflow of other white-collar foreign workers is significantly higher, with about 650,000 additional visas granted each year. This influx creates a resident population of at least 1.5 million white-collar workers, which is nearly twenty times the H-1B program's annual count.
Critics argue that these programs undercut American graduates by allowing employers to prioritize foreign workers, often leading to lower wages and job competition. Recent changes by the Biden administration aim to increase the number of foreign workers, raising concerns about the impact on the U.S. labor market amid significant layoffs in professional sectors.
#politics
Fox News: NY Mag editor upset that Trump is 'unfortunately' taking office on MLK Day
President-elect Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated for his second term on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 20, 2025. This has drawn criticism from those who find the overlap "depressing," especially given Trump's past comments and actions regarding civil rights.
Margaret Hartmann expressed disappointment that Vice President Kamala Harris, who lost to Trump, will not have her moment of recognition. The article reflects on the significance of MLK Day, highlighting Trump's previous remarks and the historical context of the day.
Fox News: Michelle Obama sparks backlash after posting 'Happy Holidays' video
Michelle Obama faced backlash after her New Year's Instagram message acknowledged recent difficulties, which some interpreted as a reference to Trump's election victory. While her supporters expressed gratitude and hope, critics linked her comments to dissatisfaction with the Biden administration.
The Obamas congratulated Trump after the election, emphasizing the need for grace and understanding despite political differences. Michelle had previously campaigned for Kamala Harris, underscoring the importance of addressing systemic issues rather than fueling division.
Breitbart: Elon Musk: 'F**k Yourself in the Face' if You Want to End H-1B Visas
Elon Musk defended the H1-B visa program, responding aggressively to critics who argue it harms American workers. He emphasized its importance for innovation and the success of companies like SpaceX and Tesla, while labeling opponents as racists who threaten the Republican Party's future.
The debate intensified with conservative opposition to the program, citing concerns over wage suppression and job displacement for American workers. A Rasmussen poll indicated that 60% of voters believe more foreign H1-B workers are unnecessary.
#society
Breitbart: Passengers of Waymo's Self-Driving Cars Are Being Terrorized in San Francisco
Waymo's self-driving car service in San Francisco faces safety concerns as passengers report harassment incidents. Many riders, particularly women, have experienced frightening encounters with individuals attempting to follow or enter their driverless vehicles, leaving them feeling vulnerable.
While Waymo asserts these incidents are rare, they highlight the challenges of autonomous technology in urban settings. The company is urged to enhance its response protocols and improve passenger safety measures as robotaxi services expand.
Breitbart: Pew Research Data: Teens Flock to TikTok and YouTube as X and Facebook Lose Appeal
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that nearly half of teens are online almost constantly, with a marked shift away from platforms like X/Twitter and Facebook towards TikTok, which is now the second most popular platform after YouTube.
The survey highlights a gender divide, with girls favoring TikTok and boys preferring YouTube. Facebook's popularity among teens has plummeted, while WhatsApp's usage has increased. Concerns about excessive internet use among teenagers are growing as digital device ownership remains high.
Fox News: Amtrak apologizes after stranding 110 passengers
Amtrak apologized after 110 passengers were left stranded at Washington Union Station when the boarding gate for train 66 was never opened. Passengers had lined up to board, but the train departed without them due to miscommunication. Amtrak provided refunds, food, and accommodations for those affected.
The incident sparked outrage on social media, with users questioning how so many passengers could be overlooked at a major station. Some criticized Amtrak's boarding process, suggesting it should be more efficient like European high-speed trains. Amtrak has not indicated any changes to their procedures following this event.
GB News: Number plate could fetch £500k as cash-strapped council is 'forced to look' at selling 100-year-old relic
Leeds City Council is considering selling its historic "U1" number plate, used by the Lord Mayor for over 120 years, to address a £58.4 million financial shortfall. Experts estimate the plate could raise up to £500,000, with proceeds aimed at protecting essential services.
The "U1" plate, gifted in 1903, symbolizes civic pride and has been a tradition for successive Lord Mayors. If sold, it would be replaced by a less valuable plate, "L6EDS." Council officials stress the difficult decision is necessary due to acute financial pressures.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel ‘risks reviving Hamas’ by exchanging terrorists like my father for hostages
Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of a Hamas leader, warns Israel against releasing dangerous Hamas members, including his father, in a hostage deal. He previously worked as a spy for Israel's Shin Bet, aiming to disrupt cycles of violence and thwart terrorist attacks.
His father, Sheikh Hassan Yousef, has been imprisoned for over 25 years and was recently arrested amid a crackdown on Hamas following the group's deadly attack on Israel.
Times Of Israel: Anticipating Trump administration, Iran says 2025 ‘important year’ for nuclear program
Iran anticipates significant developments in its nuclear program by 2025, amid fears of renewed US sanctions under President Trump. Iranian officials express concern over potential military actions by Israel and the impact of sanctions on Iran's already struggling economy.
The Iranian rial has fallen to a record low against the dollar, reflecting economic instability and high inflation. Citizens are turning to foreign currencies and gold to protect their savings as uncertainty looms over US-Iran relations.
#crime
Breitbart: Florida Man Shoots at Two Migrants in Alleged Home Invasion, One Died
A Florida homeowner shot and killed a Mexican national during an attempted home invasion. The homeowner, alerted by surveillance, took action to protect his family, firing multiple shots at the intruder, who later died in the hospital.
A second suspect, a Chilean national, was arrested nearby and may face charges related to the incident. The sheriff emphasized Florida's Castle Doctrine, which allows homeowners to use deadly force in self-defense.