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25 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Khanna: Birth Tourism Is 'Some Extreme Example' Not Worth Changing Constitution Over
Rep. Ro Khanna defended birthright citizenship on HBO's "Real Time," arguing that citing birth tourism as a reason to amend the Constitution is an extreme example that undermines American values. He emphasized that being born in America grants citizenship, regardless of parental background.
Host Bill Maher challenged Khanna's view, pointing out that wealthy foreigners exploit the system for citizenship. Khanna dismissed this as a misrepresentation, comparing it to past stereotypes that unfairly targeted specific groups.
Breitbart: Maher: Birthright Citizenship 'Has Been Bastardized'
Bill Maher criticized birthright citizenship on HBO's "Real Time," arguing it has been misused, particularly through birth tourism. He expressed skepticism about its benefits, suggesting it may not be a good idea despite being enshrined in the Constitution.
Maher also took aim at President Trump's approach to governance, implying a lack of understanding of constitutional processes. He highlighted concerns over wealthy foreigners exploiting citizenship laws.
#society
Breitbart: Marxist Terrorists Displace Thousands Nearly a Decade After Nobel-Winning 'Peace' Deal in Colombia
Violent clashes between the ELN and FARC in Colombia's Catatumbo region have displaced over 40,000 people, with reports of 60 to 80 fatalities. The conflict erupted as ELN sought control over coca crops, breaking a non-aggression pact with FARC.
In response, President Gustavo Petro declared a 90-day state of emergency for affected areas to address the humanitarian crisis. The Ombudsman’s Office has called for urgent measures to protect vulnerable populations, including peace signatories and children.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Yemen’s Houthis unilaterally release 153 war detainees, Red Cross says
Yemen's Houthi rebels released 153 war detainees as part of efforts to ease tensions following the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. This move is seen as a potential step towards reviving peace talks in Yemen, which has been embroiled in conflict since 2014. However, the Houthis also detained seven UN workers, prompting global condemnation.
The International Committee of the Red Cross welcomed the release, highlighting the humanitarian aspect for families awaiting reunification. Despite the ceasefire, the Houthis have faced pressure from ongoing military actions and a dire economic situation, complicating the path to lasting peace.
#culture
Le Monde: 'David Lynch examined an America in the grip of evil'
David Lynch's passing marks the loss of a significant figure in independent cinema, known for creating a unique and immersive world that has captivated audiences. His films, often steeped in mystery and ambiguity, invite varied interpretations, paralleling the works of greats like Fellini and Kubrick.
While some critics view Lynch's work as either overly complex or devoid of meaning, others argue that his sensory approach serves to connect with viewers on a deeper level, enhancing perception and engagement. His legacy continues to provoke thought and discussion among cinephiles.
#history
Fox News: Auschwitz 80 years since liberation: Ryszard Horowitz's story of survival and making the American Dream
Ryszard Horowitz, a Holocaust survivor, recalls his harrowing experiences during WWII, including his family's time in the Kraków ghetto and Auschwitz. His survival was aided by Oskar Schindler, who saved many Jews, including Horowitz's mother, sister, and grandmother.
After the war, Horowitz emigrated to the U.S., where he became a renowned photographer, pioneering special effects photography. He reflects on his journey from the horrors of the Holocaust to achieving the American Dream with his family.
#crime
GB News: Depraved trans sex predator jailed after abducting and raping schoolgirl, 14, at knifepoint
Oliver Smith, a 21-year-old, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for abducting and raping a 14-year-old girl at knifepoint. The attack occurred in a secluded woodland, where Smith threatened the victim and forced her into sexual activity.
Smith, who has a history of sexual offenses, fled after the assault but was arrested in Scotland. The court described him as a "danger to women," highlighting the premeditated nature of the crime and the severe impact on the victim and her family.