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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Mexican Cartel Terrorists Open Fire on U.S. Agents in Texas near Border
Border Patrol agents in Texas engaged in a gunfight with suspected Mexican drug cartel members during surveillance near Fronton. No injuries were reported among the agents, who are currently receiving assistance from Texas authorities and utilizing drones to monitor cartel activity.
The incident highlights ongoing dangers in the area, known for cartel violence. This shooting follows the recent death of a Border Patrol agent in Vermont, prompting renewed scrutiny of border security and cartel activities.
Front Page Magazine: Sanctuary Cities Were Always Anti-American
Sanctuary cities, originally intended to provide refuge, have been criticized as tools for undermining American law and policy. The movement began in the Reagan era to protect leftist radicals and has since evolved to challenge U.S. responses to both Marxism and Islamic terrorism.
The sanctuary city movement has seen multiple waves, each responding to different political climates, ultimately uniting various radical agendas against U.S. immigration and foreign policy. Critics argue it is fundamentally anti-American, aimed at aiding the country's adversaries.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Tormented Demons at Trump’s Inauguration
Robert Spencer discusses themes of rage and turmoil surrounding Trump's inauguration in a recent interview. He highlights the underlying tensions and emotions that surfaced during this significant political event.
The conversation also touches on broader societal issues, including the implications of political narratives and public perception.
Breitbart: CBS' ‘Elsbeth’ Star Wendell Pierce: ‘Mass Deportation of Illegal Immigrants a Racist Purge’
Wendell Pierce criticized Donald Trump's immigration policies, labeling them a "racist purge" targeting Black and Latino communities. He claimed Trump's actions are performative, aimed at rallying a base he associates with white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
Pierce accused Trump of undermining civil rights and attempting to dismantle key legislation, including the Voting Rights Act. He called for the Black community to assert their rights in response to perceived threats from the Trump administration.
Breitbart: Watch Live: President Donald Trump Speaks at House GOP Conference
President Donald Trump addressed the House Republican Issues conference in Miami, focusing on policy plans for a potential second term. He is also scheduled to speak at a dinner with House Speaker Mike Johnson later in the day.
Fox News: 'One bill, two bills, I don't care': Trump promises to get large reconciliation bill passed either way
President Trump assured House Republicans of a reconciliation package aimed at securing the U.S. border during a conference at his resort. He indicated that Congress would determine whether to consolidate his policy overhaul into one or two bills, emphasizing the need for increased funding for border security.
Trump also proposed the largest tax cuts and reforms in U.S. history, aiming to extend provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act set to expire in 2025. Despite divisions among Republicans regarding the legislative approach, Trump maintained that the focus should be on achieving results rather than the process itself.
#society
Fox News: PETA calls to end Groundhog Day tradition, replace Punxsutawney Phil with 'vegan weather reveal cake'
PETA is advocating for the replacement of the traditional Groundhog Day celebration with a vegan "Weather Reveal" cake, urging the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club to retire Punxsutawney Phil to a sanctuary. The organization argues that the annual event is stressful for the groundhog and not in line with his natural behavior.
PETA has previously suggested alternatives to the tradition, including a giant gold coin. The group emphasizes the need for kinder practices that respect animal welfare while maintaining the celebratory spirit of Groundhog Day, which has been observed since 1887.
GB News: Britons warned 'you're going to lose your licence' after driving near car crash - 'Expect points and a fine'
Hampshire police are issuing fines to nine drivers for taking photos at a crash site on the A34, which resulted in the closure of both carriageways. The motorists, including four HGV drivers, received six penalty points and fines for using their phones while driving.
The police emphasized that using a phone while driving is dangerous and illegal, urging drivers to focus on the road. A public safety campaign has been launched to educate motorists about the risks of distracted driving, which is a leading cause of traffic fatalities.
#economy
Breitbart: Ocasio-Cortez Roasted over Take on Colombian Tariffs, Coffee Prices
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized President Trump's proposed tariffs on Colombian goods, arguing they would raise coffee prices for Americans. She claimed that the tariffs would worsen inflation for the working class, suggesting that consumers would ultimately bear the cost.
However, experts dispute her assertion, noting that tariffs are often absorbed by exporters or importers rather than consumers. Additionally, other countries like Vietnam and Brazil also supply coffee, potentially mitigating the impact on prices.
Breitbart: Cooling Prices Bring Hope for Housing Market Relief
The U.S. housing market showed a notable shift in late 2024, with new-home sales increasing by 2.5% despite high mortgage rates. A significant development was the decline in new-home prices, which fell to a median of $420,100, providing potential relief for buyers facing affordability issues.
This price drop marks a turning point in a market often characterized by high costs and limited options. Builders are now focusing on more affordable homes, indicating a shift that could ease the housing crisis that has persisted during the Biden administration.
#culture
Fox News: 'Suits' star Gabriel Macht is keeping location of new home 'under wraps' after leaving US
Gabriel Macht, known for his role in "Suits," has relocated his family to an undisclosed location in Europe, opting for privacy. He and his wife had considered homeschooling their children but decided to leave New York during the pandemic to explore the world.
After a break from acting, Macht will reprise his role in the "Suits" reboot, "Suits LA." The cast recently reunited at the Golden Globes in 2024, where Meghan Markle was absent, prompting subtle comments from co-star Gina Torres about their lack of contact with her.
#health
Le Monde: Heat will be far more deadly than cold by the end of the century, study finds
A recent study published in Nature challenges the notion that rising temperatures will lead to fewer deaths due to cold weather in the future. Currently, Europe sees ten cold-related deaths for every heat-related death, but this ratio is expected to reverse by the end of the 21st century.
Under optimistic warming scenarios, heat-related deaths could surpass cold-related deaths by 2060. In the worst-case scenario, global warming could lead to 2.3 million deaths in Europe by century's end, even with mitigation efforts reducing the toll to 268,100.
Fox News: Health experts prep Dem lawmakers on anti-vaccine arguments ahead of RFK Jr's confirmation hearings
Democratic senators held a roundtable to discuss anti-vaccine claims, including the debunked link between vaccines and autism, ahead of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation hearings for HHS secretary. Experts emphasized the need to counter misinformation and highlighted the extensive research disproving these claims.
Senators expressed concerns over Kennedy's stance on vaccines, with some labeling him as "dangerous" and "unqualified." They sought guidance on how to address public fears regarding vaccine safety and efficacy, stressing the importance of maintaining public trust in vaccinations.
#crime
Fox News: Dave Franco says Luigi Mangione comparisons have his phone flooded with messages
Murder suspect Luigi Mangione has gained significant attention on social media, particularly for his resemblance to actor Dave Franco. Mangione was arrested for the assassination of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson after evading police.
Franco has received numerous messages about the viral comparisons and the possibility of portraying Mangione in a future production, though he and his wife Alison Brie clarified that no official offers have been made.