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27 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: Opposition To Trump's Border Agenda Lingers Within Pentagon
President Trump initiated a series of executive orders to address illegal immigration at the southern border, including deploying military personnel. The Department of Defense (DOD) has expressed concerns about resource strain if a large number of troops are sent, highlighting internal opposition to the border mission.
Despite these challenges, U.S. Northern Command is actively increasing troop presence along the border, planning to nearly double the number of forces. However, legal and bureaucratic obstacles complicate military involvement in domestic missions, with concerns about the impact on military readiness and the perception of border assignments compared to combat zones.
#politics
Breitbart: South Korean President Indicted on Insurrection Charges, May Face Death Penalty
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been indicted for insurrection, marking the first criminal indictment of a sitting president in the country. The charges arise from his failed attempt to impose martial law in December, claiming it was necessary to counter opposition interference. The martial law lasted only six hours before being rescinded amid public outcry.
Yoon's actions have sparked significant political turmoil, with ongoing impeachment proceedings and protests in support of him. His indictment could lead to severe penalties, including life imprisonment, but the prosecution faces challenges due to the complexities of the case and public sentiment.
Human Events: ROD THOMSON: With the Biden soviets gone, Trump is emptying the gulag
President Trump is taking significant steps to release individuals he deems political prisoners, including over 1,500 January 6 participants and 23 pro-life activists. These actions are framed as a correction of injustices under the Biden administration, particularly regarding the enforcement of the FACE Act.
The pro-life activists, some elderly, faced prosecution for exercising their First Amendment rights, while similar acts of violence against pro-life centers went unpunished. Trump's pardons are seen as a fulfillment of his campaign promise to address these perceived injustices.
Fox News: The Villages, Florida: The New MAGA headquarters?
The Villages, a retirement community in Central Florida, is emerging as a stronghold for the MAGA movement, with significant support for Donald Trump. The community celebrated Inauguration Day with a sold-out gala hosted by the Villages MAGA Club, highlighting the area's Republican leanings.
Despite a growing Democratic presence, the majority of residents align with Trump, citing shared values and interests. The Villages' demographics, with a median age of 68, reflect a trend of older voters favoring the GOP, reinforcing its status as a Republican bastion.
Fox News: DAs may try to charge Jan 6 participants granted clemency by Trump with new crimes on state, local levels
Over 1,500 individuals pardoned by President Trump for their involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach may face new state charges. Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner is exploring options to prosecute some pardoned individuals, particularly those accused of violent crimes, under state law.
Legal experts warn that pursuing state charges could encounter significant challenges, including double jeopardy protections and jurisdictional complexities. Krasner believes there is a viable path for state prosecutions, but proving distinct state-level offenses will be difficult.
#society
Fox News: 'All-American family' massacred in apparent murder-suicide: police
A family of four was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Hempfield Township, Pennsylvania. Authorities believe Paul Swarner, 35, shot his wife Karen, 32, and their two young children before taking his own life. Investigators are seeking a motive, noting no prior domestic violence history.
The couple had been married for about ten years and appeared to have a loving household. Police recovered a firearm from the scene and are looking into potential triggers for the incident. This marks the second murder-suicide in Westmoreland County since Christmas Eve.
GB News: UK weather: Met Office weather warnings issued for today as Storm Herminia triggers 'prolonged rainfall' and 83mph winds
Storm Herminia has brought winds up to 83mph and heavy rainfall to Britain, prompting over 50 flood warnings and 172 alerts across England. The Met Office has extended weather warnings into Tuesday, particularly for the southwest, affecting travel and causing flight cancellations.
Disruptions include significant delays on rail services and a "Do Not Travel" warning for certain lines. While Storm Herminia is less severe than the recent Storm Eowyn, gusts of 60 to 70mph are still expected in some areas, with ongoing unsettled weather predicted for the week.
Fox News: Earthquake off coast of Maine shakes Northeast
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Maine on Monday morning, felt as far away as Boston. The quake occurred southeast of York, Maine, with no reports of damage or injuries, and the National Weather Service confirmed no tsunami threat.
The U.S. Geological Survey noted that while earthquakes are rare in the region, they have occurred historically along the Atlantic Seaboard. Residents shared their surprise on social media, describing the shaking as a significant jolt.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Qatar Media Smeared Trump as 'Nazi' During His First Term
Qatar's state-controlled media has consistently criticized former President Donald Trump, labeling him as a "Nazi" and "vulgar" during his tenure from 2017 to 2021. The Qatari press expressed satisfaction with his electoral defeat, describing him as a significant threat to the U.S. political system.
Despite efforts to improve relations with the U.S., Qatar has been linked to supporting anti-Israel terror groups, including Hamas, which it has represented in negotiations with Israel. The ongoing tension highlights the complexities of U.S.-Qatar relations amid regional conflicts.
Le Monde: Ten years on, the relative success of Beijing's Made in China 2025 plan
China's "Made in China 2025" initiative aimed to elevate the nation to a global manufacturing superpower by focusing on key sectors like biotech and semiconductors. Launched in 2015, it faced criticism and became a focal point for U.S. tariffs amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Despite its ambitious goals, the plan has since been downplayed by the Chinese government, disappearing from official discourse, yet it remains a significant concern for the U.S. as tensions escalate.
#military
Times Of Israel: Two Hamas operatives killed in IDF drone strike in West Bank’s Tulkarem
The Israel Defense Forces conducted a drone strike in Tulkarem, West Bank, killing two alleged Hamas members, including the group's local leader, Ihab Abu Atiwi. The strike is part of Operation Iron Wall, aimed at countering terror activities in the region.
Since October 2023, the IDF has arrested around 6,000 Palestinians, with over 858 reported killed, mostly in confrontations. This operation follows a series of violent incidents, including attacks that resulted in Israeli casualties.
#culture
The Telegraph: Not even Bhutan is safe from tedious everyman Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran made history by becoming the first Western artist to perform in Bhutan, appearing at Changlimithang Stadium in Thimphu on January 24. He expressed excitement on social media about the event, which attracted 25,000 attendees.
Sheeran's global dominance continues, with his music resonating worldwide, including in America, where he gained fame alongside Taylor Swift.
Breitbart: 'Holy America!': NFL Fans Thrilled by Singing Sailor Generald Wilson's National Anthem Performance
Retired U.S. Navy Petty Officer Generald Wilson delivered a powerful rendition of the national anthem before the AFC Championship Game, captivating the audience and igniting a wave of praise online. Fans and commentators alike hailed his performance as one of the best ever, expressing a desire for him to sing at the Super Bowl.
The overwhelming response included accolades from notable figures and fans, with many suggesting Wilson should replace celebrity performers at major events. His emotional delivery resonated deeply, earning him widespread admiration and recognition for his service and talent.
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.
#crime
The Western Journal: Dem Official, LGBT Activist Arrested for Child Pornography - Found Hiding in Attic Trying to Delete Evidence
Matthew Inman, a Florida Democratic Party official and LGBT activist, has been arrested on child pornography charges. The Justice Department alleges he received and saved videos of child sexual abuse and attempted to delete evidence while hiding in his attic when authorities arrived.
Inman, who held leadership roles in the Rainbow Democrats and Orange County Democrats, faces a potential prison sentence of 5 to 20 years if convicted. Both organizations have distanced themselves from him following the arrest.
#sports
Breitbart: Watch: Collision Results in Brawl on the Track at Supercross Race
Two racers, Braden Spangle and Wyatt Mattson, engaged in a physical altercation during a Supercross event in Anaheim, California. The incident occurred on the track, disrupting the race and nearly causing collisions with other riders. Both racers were subsequently suspended.
Spangle later issued an apology, clarifying that he did not initiate the confrontation and claiming he was "t-boned" by Mattson. The brawl overshadowed the event, which saw Haiden Deegan take first place.
Breitbart: WATCH: Patrick Mahomes Praises God in 'Classy' Postgame Interview
Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs to a 32-29 victory over the Bills in the AFC Championship Game, securing their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance. Mahomes credited God during the postgame interview and expressed pride in his teammates.
The Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59, a rematch from two years ago. Attention will be on the Kelce brothers and Travis Kelce's rumored retirement, alongside the presence of his girlfriend, Taylor Swift.
#technology
Forbes: What Is DeepSeek? New Chinese AI Startup Rivals OpenAI—And Claims It’s Far Cheaper
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has surged to the top of app charts, outperforming U.S. rivals like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Founded in 2023, DeepSeek claims to have developed its models at a fraction of the cost of American counterparts, raising concerns among global tech stocks.
Despite skepticism about its low-cost claims, DeepSeek's success has impacted major companies, with stocks like Nvidia and Microsoft experiencing significant declines. The company’s R1 model is being compared to top AI products, indicating a competitive shift in the AI landscape.