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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Policy Man Stephen Miller's Law Firm Warns Sanctuary Cities
Stephen Miller's nonprofit law firm, America First Legal, has issued 249 letters to officials in sanctuary cities and states, warning them against violating federal immigration laws. The letters highlight potential criminal and civil liabilities for those who support or enforce sanctuary policies.
The firm has launched a website, "Sanctuary Strongholds," to provide information on sanctuary jurisdictions and track crimes committed by illegal aliens. They assert that such policies undermine democratic principles and call for accountability among officials who defy federal law.
#politics
Fox News: The Atlantic snags Washington Post staffers as it prepares to 'rigorously' cover Trump
The Atlantic is expanding its political coverage by hiring top journalists from The Washington Post, including Ashley Parker and Michael Scherer. The outlet aims to build a strong political team ahead of a potential second Trump presidency and plans to recruit around a dozen more reporters and editors.
This hiring spree follows a challenging year for The Washington Post, which has lost significant subscribers and faced financial difficulties, including a projected loss of $77 million in 2024. The Atlantic has seen growth, surpassing one million subscribers earlier this year.
Times Of Israel: US slaps sanctions on groups in Iran, Russia for election interference
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Iranian and Russian organizations for attempting to interfere in the upcoming 2024 elections. The targeted groups include the Cognitive Design Production Center, linked to Iran's IRGC, and the Center for Geopolitical Expertise in Russia, accused of spreading disinformation and creating deepfakes.
These actions are part of a broader U.S. effort to hold state-sponsored actors accountable for undermining democratic processes. Additionally, sanctions were placed on Russian judge Olesya Mendeleeva for her role in the detention of a critic of the Kremlin's war in Ukraine.
Breitbart: Farage's New Year Message: We Can Make Britain Great Again
Nigel Farage, speaking from Blenheim Palace, expressed optimism for the UK despite challenges he attributes to the Conservative and Labour parties. He highlighted the success of Reform UK in the recent snap election and criticized the legacy parties for abandoning traditional values and failing to deliver on Brexit.
Farage warned of societal and economic decline and the dangers of the ‘net zero’ agenda, while praising Donald Trump's potential return to power as a positive sign for the West. He encouraged public support for Reform UK, claiming it has surpassed the Conservative Party in membership and urging citizens to join his movement for change.
#society
Fox News: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie reach divorce settlement after bitter 8-year legal battle
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have finalized their divorce settlement after an eight-year legal battle. Jolie's lawyer stated that the actress is relieved to conclude this part of the process, which began when she filed for divorce in 2016. They share six children, with ongoing disputes over custody and their winery.
The couple's relationship, which began during the filming of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," has been marred by allegations of abuse and legal conflicts over assets, including their French vineyard, Château Miraval. Despite the settlement, the legal battle over the winery continues.
GB News: Police launch massive crackdown on e-bikes and e-scooters which pose ‘danger’ to pedestrians
Sheffield police have seized 50 illegal e-bikes and five electric scooters in a crackdown aimed at enhancing public safety. The operation targeted vehicles exceeding legal speed limits and those unlawfully operated in public spaces, highlighting the risks posed by modified e-bikes that can reach speeds up to 40mph.
Under UK law, e-bikes must not exceed 15.5mph and require registration, insurance, and a valid driving license if they do. Electric scooters are prohibited on public roads and can only be used on private land. Police are committed to enforcing these regulations to protect pedestrians and ensure compliance.
GB News: Neighbour row diffused by council after bosses agree to give artist space to exhibit his 'rubbish' sculptures
A local council has intervened in a dispute between neighbors in Dalgety Bay, agreeing to relocate artist Denis Carbonaro's controversial "Bark Park" exhibition. The installation, which began as well-received wooden sculptures, has devolved into a collection of discarded items, angering neighbor John Kirby, who initiated a petition against it.
Fife Council plans to find a new public space for the exhibition, aiming to balance the artist's creative expression with community concerns. Carbonaro expressed frustration over the lack of donations and the perceived infringement on his rights as an artist.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US hits targets across Yemen as Israel seeks global coalition to confront Houthis
The US military conducted strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, responding to attacks on American and commercial vessels. CENTCOM reported no injuries to US personnel, while Houthi officials condemned the strikes as aggression and a violation of sovereignty.
The Houthis, who have been launching missiles at Israel, claim their actions are in solidarity with Palestinians amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. An Israeli official emphasized the need for an international coalition to address the Houthi threat to global security and trade.
#military
The Telegraph: Nine special forces soldiers face potential prosecution over alleged war crimes in Syria
Nine special forces soldiers are under potential prosecution for alleged war crimes in Syria, as revealed by the Ministry of Defence. This follows earlier reports of five Special Air Service members facing court martial for using excessive force during an operation.
Additionally, another Armed Forces member is being investigated for actions in Afghanistan. These inquiries stem from incidents where soldiers reportedly shot a suspected terrorist, raising concerns about the appropriateness of their response.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexico Arrests Suspected Tren de Aragua Gang Members for Murder of Immigration Agent
Three migrants have been arrested in Mexico for the murder of immigration agent Luis Alberto Olivas near Ciudad Juarez. The suspects, two from Venezuela linked to the Tren de Aragua gang and one Colombian, allegedly attacked Olivas with rocks during a routine inspection.
The incident, which occurred when the migrants refused to present their travel documents, has led to a manhunt and significant outrage within the immigration agency. Olivas had been recognized for 30 years of service just hours before his death.
Breitbart: Man Arrested After Several Injured in Berlin Stabbing Spree
A man was arrested in Berlin following a knife attack that injured several people, with two hospitalized. The incident occurred in the Charlottenburg area, where the suspect reportedly slashed at individuals near a Rewe market. Bystanders detained him until police arrived.
Authorities do not believe the attack was terror-related and are investigating the suspect's mental state. This incident follows a recent deadly attack at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, where a refugee has been charged for using a car to injure over 200 people.
#sports
Breitbart: Texans’ Azeez Al-Shaair Claims NFL 'Smeared' Him After Trevor Lawrence Hit
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair expressed his outrage over a suspension for unsportsmanlike conduct after a controversial hit on Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence. He met with NFL officials, including Commissioner Roger Goodell, to protest his treatment and defend his character.
Al-Shaair acknowledged his careless actions post-ejection but disputed the NFL's characterization of him, claiming it does not reflect his integrity. Despite his defense, he has a history of infractions, with at least 13 offenses since 2020.