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27 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: ‘Side-by-side’: Texas deploys hundreds of troops, choppers to help Trump tackle border crisis
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the deployment of additional troops and helicopters to the southern border to assist with the Trump administration's intensified efforts against illegal immigration. This includes 400 soldiers and air support, supplementing existing National Guard forces under Operation Lone Star.
Abbott praised the Trump administration's approach, contrasting it with the Biden administration's perceived inaction. The deployment aligns with broader measures from Trump to bolster border security, including military presence and recent deportation agreements with Colombia.
The Federalist: Haitian Leader Complains Even Haiti Can’t Handle Haitian Migrants
Leslie Voltaire, president of Haiti's transitional council, expressed concerns to the AP about the potential influx of Haitians returning home due to U.S. immigration policy changes under President Trump. He stated that Haiti cannot manage the return of its own people, who are already facing significant hardships.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro also resisted accepting deported Colombians, demanding better treatment protocols from the U.S. Trump responded with tariffs and sanctions, leading Petro to agree to take back his citizens. This raises questions about why nations like Haiti and Colombia are reluctant to reintegrate their own people.
#politics
Fox News: Trump White House rolls out social media account to hold 'fake news accountable'
The White House has launched a new social media account, Rapid Response 47, to counter what it terms "fake news" and support President Trump's America First agenda. The account aims to hold media outlets accountable for perceived bias against the administration.
This initiative follows Trump's ongoing criticism of the media, which he claims undermines his leadership. A senior GOP strategist noted that the account is intended to benefit the American public by pushing back against false narratives.
Fox News: Johnson considering Trump's call to condition California wildfire aid on voter ID crackdown
Speaker Mike Johnson indicated he may support conditioning California wildfire aid on the state adopting voter ID laws, a proposal previously mentioned by Donald Trump. Johnson criticized California's election handling and suggested that concerns about voter security are prevalent among Americans.
Democrats, including Governor Gavin Newsom, have rebuffed the idea, highlighting that Louisiana, Johnson's home state, has also received federal aid. Johnson believes that tying aid to voter ID laws reflects common sense and aligns with the views of many Americans.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Hegseth at the Helm
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the Department of Defense's commitment to border security, stating that troops will assist in building barriers and facilitating mass deportations. He praised President Trump's proactive measures regarding the southern border crisis.
In other political developments, Trump is set to reinstate service members discharged for not receiving the COVID-19 vaccine and is considering rejoining the World Health Organization under improved conditions. The Senate will also vote on Trump's Treasury nominee, Scott Bessent.
The Western Journal: CIA Nukes 'Affinity Groups,' Bans Rainbow Lanyards, and Guess Which 'History Month' Just Got Axed - Report
The CIA has reportedly canceled all resource and affinity groups, including celebrations for Black History Month and Women's History Month, in response to an executive order from the Trump administration aimed at dismantling Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Additionally, federal agencies are adjusting titles and job descriptions to circumvent directives banning DEI practices, with some facing scrutiny for defiance. The changes reflect a broader effort to enforce civil rights laws and eliminate perceived discriminatory practices within federal agencies.
GB News: British voters support Donald Trump's policies favouring hardline border measures and 'two gender' stance in blind poll
A recent Opinium poll reveals that British voters largely support several key policies associated with Donald Trump when presented without his name. Notably, 58% favor declaring a Channel border emergency to manage migration, with strong cross-party backing. Other policies, such as protective tariffs and views on gender, also received majority support.
The findings suggest that British political attitudes may align more closely with Trump's agenda than previously assumed. Experts warn against dismissing these positions, indicating that British politicians could benefit from understanding this alignment as they navigate their own policy agendas.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: A victory for Trump's 'FAFO': How the White House strong-armed one-time close ally Colombia over immigration
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro initially rejected U.S. deportation flights for Colombian migrants but quickly reversed his decision after President Trump threatened significant tariffs and sanctions. The swift change highlights a deterioration in U.S.-Colombia relations, as Petro faced intense pressure domestically to comply with U.S. demands.
The incident underscores Colombia's complex geopolitical landscape, as Petro seeks to distance his administration from U.S. influence while simultaneously relying on American aid and trade. The U.S. remains a critical partner, accounting for a substantial portion of Colombia's trade, amidst growing ties between Colombia and nations like China and Venezuela.
Times Of Israel: Islamic Jihad releases propaganda video with sign of life from hostage Arbel Yehoud
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad released a video of hostage Arbel Yehoud, who is set to be freed under a ceasefire agreement. The video reassures her family of her well-being, despite previous tensions over her release. Israel has confirmed that 18 of the remaining 26 hostages are alive.
Hamas is negotiating with Egyptian officials to ensure the smooth implementation of the hostage release deal. The US is also involved in diplomatic efforts to support the process. Concerns remain for the fate of several hostages, as families await updates amid ongoing uncertainty.
#economy
Forbes: DeepSeek Billionaire Rout: Nvidia’s Huang And Oracle’s Ellison Lose Combined $48 Billion
Several billionaires saw significant losses on Monday as Nvidia's stock plummeted 17%, leading to a $589 billion drop in market capitalization. CEO Jensen Huang's net worth fell by $20.8 billion, dropping him from 10th to 17th on Forbes' billionaire list.
Oracle's Larry Ellison lost $27.6 billion, falling to fifth richest, while other tech leaders also faced declines. In contrast, Apple’s shares rose over 3%, benefiting Warren Buffett and Tim Cook. The day's turmoil raised concerns about the sustainability of high valuations in the tech sector amid competition from Chinese AI startup DeepSeek.
#military
The Western Journal: Trump Comes Through for 8,000 Service Members Who Were Kicked Out of the Military for Refusing COVID Vaccine
President Trump is set to sign an executive order reinstating over 8,000 military service members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine. The order will also provide back pay and benefits to those reinstated. Critics argue the Biden administration's mandate was excessive and unfairly targeted certain service members.
The reinstatement follows a broader push by GOP lawmakers to address the issue, with support from newly appointed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. This move is seen as a significant step in reversing the previous administration's policies regarding military service and vaccination mandates.
#culture
Forbes: Here’s What Shows And Movies Dominated Streaming In 2024
In 2024, the Australian animated series "Bluey" topped streaming charts with over 55 billion minutes watched on Disney+, primarily appealing to children aged two to 11. It outperformed "Grey’s Anatomy" and "Family Guy," which followed in viewership.
Overall, Americans streamed a total of 12 trillion minutes in 2024, marking a 10% increase from the previous year. The rise in streaming coincides with higher subscription costs and increased restrictions on password sharing across platforms.
#history
The Epoch Times: In Photos: Marking the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
On January 27, 2025, various commemorative events took place marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau and International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Leaders and survivors participated in ceremonies across Europe, including Poland, France, and Germany, honoring the victims of the Holocaust.
The day included tributes such as candle-lighting, wreath-laying, and speeches by Holocaust survivors. Notably, the former residence of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss is set to open as a research center focused on combating anti-Semitism and extremism.
#technology
Forbes: DeepSeek Panic Live Updates: Nasdaq Suffers Worst Day Of 2025—As Ultra-Rich, Nvidia Lose Billions
The U.S. stock market experienced a significant selloff following the release of China's DeepSeek AI model, which is seen as a competitive threat to American tech giants like Nvidia. The S&P 500 fell 1.5%, with Nvidia suffering a historic $589 billion loss in market cap.
DeepSeek's model, developed at a fraction of the cost of U.S. counterparts, raised concerns among investors about the sustainability of the American AI investment cycle. This development has prompted discussions regarding the competitive landscape in AI, with some calling it a "Sputnik moment" for the industry.