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27 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Hegseth arrives for 1st day at Pentagon stressing Defense's mission to protect 'sovereign territory of the US'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the Department of Defense's commitment to border security on his first day, stating that the DOD will support efforts to address the southern border crisis, including deploying active-duty troops. He noted that President Trump’s directives would be executed swiftly.
Hegseth also mentioned upcoming executive orders aimed at removing diversity initiatives in the Pentagon and reinstating service members discharged over COVID-19 vaccine mandates. He underscored the importance of accountability and readiness within the military.
Fox News: Trump officials give ICE goal on number of arrests per day: report
The Trump administration is reportedly pushing ICE to increase daily arrests from a few hundred to between 1,200 and 1,500, setting quotas for each field office. Concerns have been raised about potential civil rights violations due to these targets, while officials insist they will focus on public safety threats.
The acting DHS Secretary has rescinded restrictions on ICE enforcement in sensitive locations, emphasizing the need to remove criminal aliens. As part of this initiative, Trump’s administration is mobilizing various law enforcement agencies to assist in immigration enforcement operations.
#politics
The Telegraph: Irish president accused of ‘anti-Semitic lies’ after he highlights Gaza in Holocaust memorial speech
Ireland's President Michael D. Higgins faced backlash for comments made during a Holocaust commemoration, where he mentioned the suffering of Gazans. His remarks led to protests, with some audience members removed for turning their backs on him.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar condemned Higgins, labeling his statements as a “cheap, despicable provocation” and accused him of spreading anti-Semitic propaganda.
The Telegraph: Trump ‘the diplomat’ shows Britain and the world how to deport migrants
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro quickly shifted from condemning Donald Trump as a "white enslaver" to offering him the use of his private plane after Trump threatened significant tariffs on Colombian imports. Petro initially refused US deportation flights, citing dignity, but faced pressure to reconsider.
This rapid change highlights the complexities of diplomatic relations and the influence of economic threats on political stances.
The Federalist: Guardian Hegseth Smear Proves Media Are Theologically Illiterate
Pete Hegseth was confirmed as President Trump's Secretary of Defense with a narrow Senate vote of 51-50. His confirmation was marred by a smear campaign, particularly from The Guardian, which accused him of endorsing extremist Christian doctrines based on selective quotes from his past podcast appearances.
Despite the claims of extremism, Hegseth's views align with mainstream Christian beliefs regarding the sovereignty of God over various aspects of life. The article argues that the attacks on Hegseth are more about undermining his qualifications than genuine concern for his beliefs, as he has consistently demonstrated a commitment to democratic processes.
#society
Le Monde: The empty promises behind Giorgia Meloni's pro-natalism
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is prioritizing the issue of demographic decline, a concern echoed by various European leaders. While Italy faces a significant drop in births, Meloni seeks solutions that do not rely on long-term immigration, contrasting with Spain's approach.
Despite planning to allow 452,000 foreign workers into the labor market by 2025, Meloni views migration primarily as a response to labor shortages rather than a comprehensive solution to demographic issues.
Breitbart: Fire Rips Through Bell Tower of Paris 12th Arrondissement Town Hall
A fire broke out early Monday at the town hall of Paris' 12th district, damaging the bell tower of the 19th-century building but resulting in no casualties. About 150 firefighters responded, and the fire was extinguished by morning. An investigation is underway to determine the cause.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo commended the fire department's response, assuring that public services will continue to be provided from the 11th district town hall. A security perimeter has been established around the damaged site, which was built in 1876.
GB News: Drivers slam road makeover as council spends £5.5million to paint leaves over a roundabout - 'So deadly!'
Motorists are criticizing a £5.5 million redesign of a key junction in Wokingham, Berkshire, claiming it resembles a "playground" and could distract drivers. The project aimed to enhance pedestrian safety with non-standard road markings and raised tables, but has sparked confusion and frustration.
A petition with nearly 1,500 signatures has been launched to revert to traditional road markings, as local councillors express concerns over safety. The council maintains that the redesign meets safety standards and encourages compliance with the Highway Code.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Amid talk of a ceasefire, Ukraine’s front line is crumbling
Ukraine's defenses in the Donbas region are deteriorating, particularly in Velyka Novosilka, where Russian forces have encircled Ukrainian troops. A recent retreat was ordered as the situation became critical, with many soldiers reportedly unable to escape.
Amid these military challenges, various European political dynamics are unfolding, including shifts in leadership and defense strategies. The implications of these developments could reshape regional stability and alliances.
Fox News: Trump open to considering re-entry into World Health Organization: 'They'd have to clean it up'
President Trump expressed openness to rejoining the World Health Organization (WHO) after recently signing an executive order to withdraw the U.S. He criticized the disparity in financial contributions, noting that the U.S. pays $500 million while China pays only $39 million.
Trump's remarks at a rally highlighted his concerns over the WHO's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for reforms. He also drew parallels between the WHO and NATO, emphasizing that many NATO countries have not met their financial commitments.
Human Events: Danes in ‘crisis mode’ after Trump presses PM over Greenland sale
Denmark is reportedly in "crisis mode" following a tense phone call between President Trump and Prime Minister Frederiksen regarding the U.S. interest in purchasing Greenland. Trump expressed aggression after Frederiksen stated the territory was "not for sale," leading to concerns about potential tariffs.
U.S. officials argue Greenland's strategic value is crucial amid growing investments from Russia and China in the Arctic. Despite the U.S. interest, both Greenland and Denmark maintain that the territory is not for sale, emphasizing their openness for business.
#economy
Forbes: Biggest Market Loss In History: Nvidia Stock Plunges 15% As DeepSeek Shakes AI Darling
Nvidia's stock plummeted 15% on Monday, marking its worst daily loss since March 2020, as the company faced competition from Chinese AI firm DeepSeek. This resulted in a historic market cap loss of about $520 billion, dropping Nvidia's valuation below Apple and Microsoft.
The decline raised concerns about U.S. dominance in generative AI, as DeepSeek claimed to have developed its model at a fraction of the cost Nvidia's technology typically commands. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's net worth also fell significantly amid the turmoil.
#military
Fox News: Trump’s crackdown on trans troops: New order nixes preferred pronouns and restricts facility use
President Trump is set to sign an executive order limiting transgender individuals' service in the military, directing the Defense Secretary to update medical standards and restrict facilities based on biological sex. This order revokes Biden's policy that allowed accommodations for gender identity, citing concerns over military readiness.
The initiative is part of a broader effort to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in the military. Trump's administration aims to restrict federal recognition of gender identity and prohibit taxpayer funding for transgender services. The order does not mandate specific bathroom or sports participation rules, leaving those decisions to states.
Breitbart: Sorry, President Trump! UK Will Backtrack on Boosting Defence Spending
The British government is struggling to meet NATO's military spending targets due to economic constraints, with President Trump urging members to increase spending to 5% of GDP. Currently, many NATO countries, including Spain, fall short of the minimum 2% requirement.
The UK's defense spending is under scrutiny as the government faces an economic downturn, leading to concerns about potential cuts to military capabilities. Despite ongoing discussions about the need for increased defense funding, the government appears reluctant to prioritize military spending over other public services.
#culture
Fox News: 6 products to help your indoor plants to thrive in the winter
Caring for indoor plants in winter requires reduced watering, avoidance of cold drafts, and maximizing light exposure. Essential tools include a humidifier, plant lights, moisture meters, pruning shears, plant duster gloves, and plant misters to maintain health and humidity.
These tools help ensure plants thrive during dormancy, making winter care easier and more effective.
Breitbart: ‘Walk It Out’ Rapper DJ Unk’s Cause of Death Revealed
Rapper DJ Unk, known for hits like "Walk It Out," passed away at 43. His wife confirmed he died in his sleep, denying rumors of an overdose. Unk had a history of health issues, including a heart attack linked to lifestyle choices. A vigil was held in his memory in Atlanta.
Unk was a pioneer of snap music, achieving fame in the mid-2000s with his debut album. His music career spanned nearly two decades, with his last album released in 2017. His family is mourning the loss, emphasizing the impact on their lives.
Breitbart: 'Pee-wee Herman' Star Paul Reubens Comes Out as Gay in Posthumous Documentary: 'I was Secretive About My Sexuality'
Paul Reubens, known for his role as Pee-wee Herman, revealed he was gay in a posthumous HBO documentary. He discussed the struggles of concealing his sexuality and the impact of fame on his personal life, including secret relationships and a tumultuous career following a 1991 arrest.
Reubens reflected on the stigma he faced and the pain of being labeled a pariah. Despite his challenges, he aimed for the documentary to show his true self and the love that informed his work. He passed away in July 2023 at age 70.
#crime
Fox News: Florida Democratic Party official and 'LGBTQ+ rights activist' arrested on child porn charges
Matthew Inman, a Florida Democratic Party official and LGBTQ activist, was arrested on child pornography charges after allegedly sharing abusive material with an undercover officer. He faces federal charges for transporting child sexual abuse material and attempted sexual assault on a minor.
Inman has been suspended from his roles within the Orange County Democratic Party and Rainbow Democrats, both organizations expressing shock and condemnation of child sexual abuse. Inman remains in custody as the investigation continues.