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#illegals
Liberty Nation News: SCOTUS Decision: Biden May Destroy Texas' Razor Wire Border Defense - Liberty Nation News
Razor wire fencing installed by Texas officials to prevent illegal crossings at the border can now be destroyed, as the Supreme Court grants the Biden administration's request. This temporary victory allows the administration to continue its policy of allowing migrants into the country. Texas Governor Greg Abbott vows to defend the state's authority to secure the border.
#politics
Breitbart: Pollak: Why Does Biden Want to Reward Hamas With a Palestinian State?
President Biden's insistence on a Palestinian state endorses terrorism and ignores the lessons of the Abraham Accords. Palestinians have shown they do not want a state and their leaders prioritize hostility towards Israel over building their own future. A Palestinian state is not the solution to the conflict.
The Federalist: Why Dems' Formula For Judging Electoral Maps Is Inherently Crooked
Leftist political map makers have relied on the efficiency gap to argue partisan gerrymandering in states like Wisconsin. However, a new report from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty breaks down the flaws in this formula, stating that it cannot be relied upon as a definition of gerrymandering. The report points out issues with the efficiency gap, including its failure to take into account political geography and its disregard for uncontested races. The authors argue that the efficiency gap should not be used as a tool to disqualify maps on the grounds of gerrymandering.
Fox News: Nebraska Speaker of Legislature asks lawmakers to leave behind last year's hostilities
Nebraska lawmakers aim to avoid a repeat of last year's bitter feud as Speaker of the Legislature, Sen. John Arch, vows to take action against filibusters if they are "exceedingly obstructive." Last year, filibusters led by Omaha state Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh paralyzed the Legislature, resulting in heated exchanges and insults. Filibusters are a common tactic in Nebraska, but last year's streak was the longest in the state's history.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: North Korean Reunification Monument Goes Missing—As Kim Jong Un Escalates Rivalry With South
North Korea's Arch of Reunification, a symbol of peace with South Korea, has been taken down by Kim Jong Un. North Korea's government has been cutting ties with the South while aggressively testing weapons, raising fears of renewed conflict.
Breitbart: Housebound Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin to Host Meeting of Ukraine Supporters
The U.S. hosts a virtual meeting to discuss supporting Ukraine in repelling Russia. Defense Secretary Austin, recovering from cancer treatment, convenes via Zoom. The U.S. struggles to provide additional military aid due to lack of funds.
Times Of Israel: IDF says troops encircled Khan Younis, are pushing deeper into Hamas stronghold
Israeli forces continue their offensive in Gaza, encircling southern Gaza's Khan Younis and engaging in close-quarters battles with Hamas operatives. Ceasefire talks are ongoing, but the objectives of defeating Hamas and freeing hostages remain elusive. The IDF has killed many terrorists and discovered rockets, tunnels, and other weapons.
The Telegraph: Navalny taunted with pro-Putin pop on blast in ‘Polar Wolf’ Arctic prison
Alexei Navalny, a Kremlin critic, is subjected to pro-Putin pop music at 5am every morning in a Siberian penal colony. The music is by Shaman, a singer-songwriter associated with Russian state television and patriotic rallies organized by Vladimir Putin.
Fox News: Tensions escalate as Rwandan authorities accuse Burundian president of incitement
Relations between Rwanda and Burundi have deteriorated as both countries exchange accusations. Burundi has accused Rwanda of supporting a rebel group, causing tensions and leading to the closure of border crossings. Rwandan authorities refute the allegations and condemn Burundi's actions.
Fox News: China faces scrutiny over minority rights as UN body reviews record
Western countries press China for more freedom of expression and protection of ethnic minorities. China defends its progress in poverty eradication and human rights development. Concerns raised about treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
#economy
Forbes: F1 Removing Controversial Bridge After Las Vegas Businesses Owners Say Grand Prix Cost Them Millions
Local business owners in Las Vegas are celebrating as Formula 1 announced it would dismantle a temporary bridge that caused them millions in losses. The construction closures and bridge installation for the Las Vegas Grand Prix race prevented customers from reaching their storefronts, resulting in an estimated $23 million in combined losses. The bridge will be removed by Feb. 1, a relief for business owners hoping to capitalize on the Super Bowl weekend.
#military
Breitbart: Report: Germany Weighs Acceptance of Foreign Citizens into Army
Berlin is considering a proposal to allow foreign citizens to join the German army in order to address personnel shortages. If approved, this move could support the potential formation of a European army. Lawmakers from the Social Democrats, the Free Democratic Party (FDP), and the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) have expressed support for the idea. The German parliament’s defense committee chair suggests that candidates from across Europe, including the EU and the UK, could be eligible, highlighting the goal of a more European-focused approach.
GB News: Navy warship that smashed into another ship NOT 'incompetent' says Shapps
Two Navy warships collided in Bahrain due to one ship's engines being wired in reverse instead of forward. The mishap resulted in significant damage to the hull and internal structures. The Royal Navy is conducting an investigation, and Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has defended the incident.
#religion
Breitbart: Joe Biden Thumbs Nose at Catholic Church in Election Year
President Biden, a self-proclaimed devout Catholic, continues to support abortion rights and has called on Congress to pass a law enforcing abortion-on-demand nationwide. This has led to criticism from Catholic lay groups. Additionally, the Biden White House has launched an Easter Egg art competition that bans religious symbols and themes, sparking further controversy.
#culture
The Telegraph: Nude artist sues Museum of Modern Art for failing to stop ‘groping’ visitors
Nude artist sues MoMA for failing to stop visitors from groping him during a Marina Abramovic exhibition. He claims to have been assaulted seven times by older men, with no warnings from the museum. Lawsuit alleges that museum officials knew about the problem but failed to take action.
#education
GB News: Katharine Birbalsingh warns staff left terrified by bomb threat after ban on prayer
Katharine Birbalsingh, Britain's strictest headteacher, faces staff abuse after prayer ban at her school. Discriminatory policy challenged in high court. Bomb hoax and threats cause fear.
#crime
The Telegraph: Sikh activist death has echoes of Litvinenko case, says lawyer in both cases
The mysterious death of Sikh activist Avtar Singh Khanda in the UK prompts speculation of foul play. Human rights lawyer Michael Polak, who worked on the Alexander Litvinenko case, believes Khanda may have been a victim of poisoning due to his activism in the Sikh community. Khanda had received threats from India's security services prior to his death.
Fox News: NYC drug gang member jailed 45 years for murder, other shootings
A member of the violent Elite Assassin Millas gang in East New York has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for gun crimes, including murder and attempted murder. Tyshawn Corbett, known as "Reck," carried out the shootings as part of gang activity to maintain power and control. Corbett targeted and killed one person, leaving another paralyzed. Prosecutors stated that the gang operated through fraud and drug dealing, mainly crack cocaine and marijuana sales.
#technology
Forbes: Figma Offers Employees Shares And Buyouts After Collapsed Adobe Deal
Design software startup Figma, which had a $20 billion acquisition deal by Adobe scrapped, is adjusting compensation packages for employees. CEO Dylan Field announced that the company would revert to a $10 billion valuation, boost equity packages for employees, and offer a 'Detach' program where employees could voluntarily leave in exchange for three months' pay. The changes aim to align staff pay packages with performance and prevent staff poaching. Figma received a $1 billion cash breakup fee from Adobe and currently has 58 open job roles.