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26 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Biden treating the border like a turnstile for the third world
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the ongoing conflict between the Biden administration and Texas over the issue of immigration. Watters argues that the Constitution allows states to defend themselves against invasion, and questions why the federal government is not doing more to secure the border.
Breitbart: Trump Announces Campaign Planning Massive South Carolina Rallies
Former President Donald Trump plans to hold massive rallies in South Carolina, vowing to defeat Nikki Haley in the state's primary. A recent poll shows Trump with a 40-point lead over Haley, and he also holds a significant endorsement advantage.
Breitbart: Nikki Haley Echoes Media's Attacks Against Donald Trump
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's attacks against former President Donald Trump echo the establishment media's criticism of him, revealing her liberal leanings and anti-America First stance. Trump, in turn, criticizes Haley for her globalist policies and support for defending Ukraine's border and employing migrants over Americans.
Fox News: Alabama congressman says everyone 'has some type of racist in them' during debate: report
In an Alabama congressional debate, Rep. Jerry Carl stated that everyone has some type of racism in them, citing his mother's prejudice against the Japanese. Both candidates disagreed with GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley's statement that the US has never been a racist country. Carl accused the far left of using racism to divide, while Barry Moore blamed Antifa and Black Lives Matter for causing division.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Kim Jong-un Says North Korea Economy Is 'Very Pitiful,' Keeps Spending on Nukes
North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un, admits the country's economy is in a dire state and that the lack of access to basic necessities is a serious political problem. He announced a new policy focused on developing rural areas. Despite this, Kim continues to invest heavily in military technology, including nuclear weapons.
Times Of Israel: Blinken speaks with South African FM before ICJ rules in genocide case against Israel
China urges Iran to rein in Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea or risk harming business relations, according to Iranian sources. Meanwhile, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expresses support for Israel's right to defend itself and calls for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza.
#culture
Le Monde: Is Nelson Mandela's legacy for sale?
Items from Nelson Mandela's personal collection, including his iconic shirts and passport, are up for auction despite controversy. The South African Heritage Resources Agency has disputed the export of the objects, but a court ruled in favor of Mandela's daughter. The distinction between heritage and personal items remains unclear.
#crime
Fox News: Video shows Illinois deputy deliver DoorDash order after driver gets arrested: 'No one went hungry'
Illinois deputy ensures food delivery after driver's arrest during traffic stop.
Fox News: Alabama death row inmate executed with nitrogen gas, nation's first by a new method in 42 years
Kenneth Eugene Smith, a convicted murderer, was executed in Alabama using nitrogen gas, a controversial method that causes oxygen deprivation. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the execution and Smith's lawyers argued that Alabama was using him as a "guinea pig" for an untested method.
Fox News: Harry Connick Sr, longtime New Orleans DA and singer's dad, dead at 97
Harry Connick Sr., longtime New Orleans district attorney, has died at 97. He served as prosecutor for over four decades, gaining support from both white and African American communities. Despite retirement controversies, Connick will be remembered for his love of music and desire to be with God in heaven.