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25 Jan 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: EU Border Chief Says 'No Wall, No Fence' Can Stop Illegal Migrants
The head of the EU's border agency argues that it's impossible to stop illegal migration, calling for a more open borders approach. He believes the focus should be on shifting the debate on migration and ensuring compliance with human rights. This contradicts recent reforms promoting external border assessments and immediate deportation of rejected migrants. The issue of illegal migration is becoming increasingly important as governments seek to clamp down on it, with anti-mass migration parties expected to gain ground in the upcoming EU Parliament elections.
#politics
Breitbart: McConnell's Border Giveaway Sparks Mutiny by GOP Senators
In a mutiny by multiple GOP Senators, Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell is reportedly backing away from his pro-migration border bill. McConnell cited the politics of the border and the desire not to undermine Donald Trump's 2024 campaign centered on immigration. Several Republican Senators criticized McConnell's focus on protecting Ukraine's borders and excluding mainstream GOP Senators from the negotiations. The draft bill is seen as ineffective in securing the border and is viewed as a move by Democrats to blame the GOP for President Joe Biden's unpopular migration disaster.
Fox News: GOP governors rally behind Texas as Abbott defies Biden: 'Dereliction of duty'
Top Republican governors in the U.S., including Ron DeSantis and Kristi Noem, support Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's defiance of President Biden on the issue of illegal immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border. Abbott argues that the federal government has failed to enforce immigration laws, and the governors pledge their assistance to Texas.
Fox News: Trump says Nikki Haley donors 'permanently barred' from MAGA movement
Former President Trump declares that donors to Nikki Haley, his primary opponent, will be banned from the "Make America Great Again" community. Trump criticizes Haley and pledges not to accept money from her donors. He also accuses Haley of being weak on the world stage and claims that he was the one who earned respect from world leaders.
#society
GB News: Philip Davies blasts ‘managed decline’ of Post Office amid proposal to SLASH deliveries
The Royal Mail's letter delivery service may be reduced to three days a week, prompting criticism from Tory MP Philip Davies. Ofcom, the industry watchdog, stated that the postal service is "unsustainable" without reform. Davies accused the Royal Mail of trashing its own brand and questioned the point of the service if they cannot be relied upon. Ofcom suggested cost savings of £100-£200 million if deliveries were reduced to five days and £400-£650 million with three days. The proposal to cut Saturday deliveries has been met with backlash from various groups, including The Silver Voices. The future of universal post is being discussed as the current system is considered outdated and unsustainable.
Le Monde: Muslim shopfronts torn down in Mumbai after religious clashes
Religious clashes erupt in Mumbai after the opening of a divisive Hindu temple. Muslim-owned shopfronts torn down by authorities. This "bulldozer justice" disproportionately targets the Muslim minority.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US Navy sailing warship into Taiwan Strait prompts fiery response from China: 'Trouble and provocation'
Chinese government accuses U.S. of "trouble and provocation" after warship sails through Taiwan Strait. China claims Taiwan as its own.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Consumer, Government Spending Lead to Better-Than-Expected 4th Quarter GDP
The U.S. economy grew above expectations in Q4 2023, with a GDP growth rate of 3.3%. Consumer and government spending drove the growth, while private domestic investment remained tepid. Economists anticipate a slowdown in Q1 2024, as consumers may limit spending due to tighter financial conditions and a slowing labor market.
Forbes: U.S. Economy Grew 2.5% Last Year, Defying Recession Calls
US GDP grew by 2.5% in 2023, surpassing expectations and showing consumer strength despite higher interest rates. Growth slowed in the last quarter but still exceeded economists' estimates. The economy has rebounded from a recession in 2022, but concerns remain about the impact of the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle.
The Federalist: California's Minimum Wage Hike Crushes Workers, Raises Prices
Residents in California are facing the consequences of a statewide increase in the minimum wage. As a result, restaurants are laying off workers and outsourcing delivery services to avoid paying higher wages. Chain restaurants are also planning to raise prices to compensate for the increased labor costs. The Congressional Budget Office has warned that increasing the minimum wage will lead to higher unemployment, reduced consumption, and higher inflation. Additionally, the federal deficit will also increase, putting the country's financial future at risk. Higher prices and job losses demonstrate that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
#crime
GB News: Nottingham judge scolds triple-killer Valdo Calocane over ’sickening’ crimes: 'You wrecked lives'
Valdo Calocane sentenced to indefinite hospital order for manslaughter and attempted murder. Crimes shocked the nation and devastated the victims' families.
The Telegraph: Josef Fritzl ‘no longer dangerous’ as court agrees to transfer him from psychiatric unit
Josef Fritzl, who imprisoned his daughter for 24 years, has been approved to be transferred from a special security unit to a regular jail in Austria. He plans to apply for full release next year. Fritzl, who was jailed for life in 2009, was found guilty of murder, incest, assault, and rape. His lawyer cited his age, dementia, and minimum jail time as reasons for seeking release.
Fox News: Montana man convicted of killing eagles for black market profit receives prison sentence for gun violations
Montana felon, Harvey Hugs, sentenced to 3 years in federal prison for gun violations related to shooting and selling federally protected eagles. He previously served time for trafficking eagle parts. Another eagle-killing scheme, resulting in thousands of eagle deaths, is also under investigation.
GB News: 'Justice has not been served today': Families of Nottingham stabbings share statement outside of court
Valdo Calocane, who killed three people in a knife and van rampage, was sentenced to indefinite detainment in a high-security hospital, pleading guilty to manslaughter due to diminished responsibility. The families of the victims expressed disappointment with multiple agency failings.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Tips for Driving the Cassiar Highway
Driving the Cassiar Highway in British Columbia and Yukon Territories is a challenging, narrow road with breathtaking scenery. History of the road dates back to mid-20th century for mineral exploration. Most of the road is paved, but watch out for gravel sections. Check road conditions, fuel up regularly, use pullouts to enjoy the scenery, drive defensively, and take side trips. It's an adventure worth taking.